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MANSION ON FIRE LORD ANGLESEY'S MIDLAXD RESIDENCE DAMAGED. seai-6^>f th'Se\T h^oric vStaifordshire seat of the Marquis of Anglesey was the scene of a serious, outbreak of fire on Friday The fire originated in the upper storey of the servants quarters, and shortly after seven o clock when the alarm was given, the Rugeley, -Cannock, and Brownhilly fire brigades arrived, but owing to the lack of W T Je W°rk °f fiShtinS flames was rendered exceedingly difficult. Lichfield Brigade subsequently arrived and by midnight the fire, it was thought, had been controlled. At 1 o'clock, however 1 flames broke out again, and it was 2 hours later before they were entirely subdued. fLTv, Z °Und !h,at lhe fire had been con- fined co the servants' quarters, and that the new wing, the decoration of which has ex- tended over three years, had been saved. (Valuable paintings and family heirlooms were also saved, but the damage to the building is considierable

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DENBIGHSHIRE FINANCE GOOD NEWS FOR COLWYN BAY. A REDUCED COUNTY RATE. At the Denbighshire County Council on Friday the Finance Committee's minutes showed that the estimajted rate recom- mended for -the half year was 5d for igfllierjaJ counlty purpose, |d for higher education, and 5d for elementarv educa- t,cu making a totail for the half year of 4 10!d, as comipared with Is last year. tMi E. Roberts moved an amendment that the rate for general purposes be r- cuced from 5d to 4d. Tihe expenditure on the main roatda was a most sea-ioug matter Twenty years aigo their roads coot. them £ 12.000, whereas now they required £ 26,000. ;Mr Oomer Roberts It was £ 12,000 ten years ago. Mr Cihristmas Jones seconded the amend- ment. Mr Cromar. the chairman of the Finance, Committee, said he hoped the a-mendment would not be carried'. ft was true that the estimate presented a.t the beginning of the year for the main roads was C26,000, but the committee had reduced that by R2000 He thought they had done remarkaJbly well in doing that, and he hoped they would' not attemptt eitiill further to reduce it. He also understood that the precepts on the basis ot a 5d rate had been already issued. After a, long discussion the amendment was carried by 22 votes to 15.

Cfte Suffering Sex Good Counsel from a Young Woman, once nerve-shattered and Bloodless. Now strong and well. Cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills Sad as is the story recited below by Miss ra Oliver, it provokes the thought, even more pathetic, that this is no unusual mis- tortune: it represents the unhappy lot of thousands of our countrywomen—mothers sisteris, and those dear to us. The brio-hter side is revealed. in the concluding para- graphs of Miss Oliver's statement, and her motive in telling her tale is that others of her sex, who still suffer, may know the abundance of help that is waiting for them in Dr Williams' Pink Pii! "When I was about fifteen years old said Miss Oliver, interviewed at her home, 68, Stanton Street, Newcastle-on-Tyne, "I became very depressed. I aged consider- ably in appearance, and my life was made Miss NORA OLIVER (from a photograph). a round of misery by sick headaches. Aly lips became parched, and aJmost any exer- tion made me gam for breath whilst, pal- pitations and pains in the heart were as bad as though I had heart-disease. "I tried many tonic medicines, and then aperients but my appetite failed, and such severe pains attacked me in the chest and back after a few mouthfuls of food, that I dreaded taking any nourishment. As the days passed I became nervous, and as (old as though my blood had turned to water. At nights my sleep was troubled by startling nightmares. "A doctor said my debility was the re- sult of Acute Anaemia. I was under his treatment. for a time, but fell away to a de- plorable state. "However, after reading an account of a young girl who had been cured of Ad- vanced Anaemia by Dr Williams' Pink Pills I procured a supply. "After taking a few boxes of Dr Williams' Pink Pi Is, my breathing was more regular, and I no longer felt depressed or irritable. I soon had a keener appetite for food, and was able to enjoy my meals free of pain and nausea. I "I continued to derive benefit from the Pills. My strength returned; my nerves be- came steady, and the headaches ceased. I slept well at nights, and arose in the morn- ings thoroughly refreshed. Aftier continu- ing with the Pi'.ls a little longer the colour came back to my face, and I regained my weight and soon enjoyed perfect health." Women need plenty of rich, red blood, at all ages, to make womanly life easy, &iid the very reason why Dr Williams' Pink Pills have cured so many sufferers is that they make New, Red Blood, thus curing Anaemia, I Debility, Backache, Headaches, Neuralgia, St. Vitus' Danoe, Rheumatism, and Sciatica; also the ailments that afflict women only. But women must be on their guard against substitutes and accept the gen- uine only-Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People (seven words). Of dealers; or direct from Dr Williams' Medicine Co., 46, Holborn Viaduct. London, post free, 2s 9d one box, or 13s 9d for six boxes.

ANGLESEY MONTHLY MEETING The Anglesey Monithly Meeting was held on Monday at Claergailiog, the Moderator, Mr W. Hiughesi Jones, J.P., Ceonaes, in the Chair. Am interesting report was presented by the deacons and the ministers of the cause at GaeirgeiTiog, amd the meeting congratu- lated the church, on its sudcesa. The foreign missionary secretary for the county, Rtev W. Pnitahard, Penitraeth, an- nounced that IVKsisi Laura Evans and the Rev R. J. Williams; intended visiting the churches in the counity during December. I' was reported from Llaingoed that the OiuTich lhad etedted Messrs Win. Jones, Owen Rees Owen, aaid Hugh O'wen Hiughea as deacons; 3ind' Beaumaris Teponed that the usual steps were being taken in the elec,t-ion of a minister for the church. The Rev J. H. Williams, Llangefni, gave his report oIf the movement to secure a fuUer Slundla;.N, ministry for Saron. An alble amd interesting paper on "Tem- ipeirance and Purity" was read1 by the Rev R. Matthews, Nebo; several members took ipart in the disieuseion, aind attention was called to temperl3.,nc.e Sunday. A warm weilcome was given to Mr W. Edwards, Taibor Hall, on his first appear- ance as an officer at Vallev church: and also to Rev H. Elmyr Davies, the. Crown SBard. on his inception to the pastorate at Llanddonia. iPenrhosfeilw church w:a;¡:. ,gi ,elIl-pernÜ¡;:slon to elect deacons,, and the Rev John Wil- liams, Hyfrydlo, and Mr T. Forcer Evans, -T.P.. were entrusted with aiding the church in the election. Leave was. granted the friende at Lllan- ddaniel to form themselves into a separate church. The Revs W. Venimore WilOiiams, R. Jen- kyn O'wen, B.A., and O. Lloyd Jonas. M.A., presented reports of the Denbigh and Pwllheli Associations. References were made to the death of Mr Owen ^Roberts, Llangwyllog, and Mr Shad- r&rh Rioibertte, Moriah, and letters of con. delence sent to their relatives. A committee was appointed to draft, ia cir- cular to the ehnroheis re a testimonial to the Rev T. J. Wlheldon, B.A. The next meetine is to be held' at Menai Bridge, Deteemfoer 6th and 7th.

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HOLYHEAD URBAN COUNCIL A meeting of the Holyhead Urban Dis- n idt Council was heJd on Tuesdav evening', h- R. J. Jones presiding. Mr Gordon-,Rdberits presented the report of the Firuanca Committee. ,Since the last meeting £ 246^Jlis 5d lhad been collected. The balance at the hank was £ 1030 6s led! (SKliNNEIR'S MjQNUMEiXT. The Surveyor submitted an amended pian of the land surrounding thus monu- paemt proposed to be pre.Fented-,b,y the Rdght Honourable Lord Sheffield, to the town, and, stated that the saime had been submitted to h vi lordship's agent for approval. 3Ir T. G. O'wen wrote enquiring when the Council proposed proceeding with the wali- aig of the land, and it was decided' to ex- plain that the work camnot bft commenced until after next year's ,estimaites ha.ve been pie paired and adapted. HOLYHEAD'S WATERWORKS. The Clerk read' a letter from the secre- tary of the Holyhead Waterworks Go. stat- that the work of repairing the roads after the laying of .the new water main from T.ra.tfwl'l Lake \vou'ld be proceeded with forthwith, In reply to a question from Mr W. D. Jones the Surveyor said that the work had been proceeded with, TOWN ADVERTISING. The Hoiyhead Tradesmen' Association wrote suggesting .that the Council should in- '19 11 vite the Valley Rural District Council and the Holyhead- Parish Council each to ap- point a repnesentative to meet, and discuss the question of .town and district advertis- ing, with the representatives of the Holy- head Urban District ICbuncil and' titw Tradesmen's Association. The suggerai-on was adopted. FOOTPATHS. The Clerk said, that the superintendent of police had informed him that it was tno duty of the Council to proceed against any- one obstructing the footpaths. LMr W. D. Jones: Ha-ve you had it in writing ? Mr T. !R. Evans: N-o; but he told me. Mr asked' if there was not more than one obstruction. Mr W. D. Jone6: Why ? Mr Price: Why should all suffer ? There is only one complaint. Mr W. D. Jones paid there were several Coniptlainite. The pra-cttice in his opinion should be stopped. There were some of the .roads vetfy narrow, and when the foot- patfu were obstructed it became dangerous. 11 Mr Price thouighit the police could.' look wf 11 after ftheir own business1. 'The Cllerk said the Council had power, and so had the police. It was agreed. thait the attention of the n»c»li«e be called to the matter. IN ARREARS. The Clerk pres.ented a list of consumers of electric light who were in arreare. It was decided that the Olerk should writ* demanding payment at once. /ORIDNANOE. A letter was read from the Otrdnance iSurvey Office re the division of Holyhead into wards. It was d'eaided to purchase a large plan. ASSOCIATION. A letter was read, from the Clacton Urban Council 'asking the Cbuincil to support them- town for the holdinig of the .next Council Association. Mr W. D. Jones said as it was the onily I application before tih-e meeting he would Xrop-ooo thiat they should support theon. This was seconded, amd carried. UNIViFJRISITYl COLLEGE. Mr Gordon-kRobetU was re-elected to re- pTeseint the Council on the University Col- lego of North Wales. MOTOR CAiR SPEED. A letter was read from Mr J. Rice Ro- berts in regard to the motor car speed. ICta)ptain Roberts thought there should be a jestriction in the urban area. IMr Price said that there had been a com- mittee appointed to cOIllISider the matter, and he thought the question should be re- ferred to that committee. This was agreed to. Mr Llew. Jones: Motor orurs are worse -than tradesmen's obstructions (laughter). MEDICAL OtFFLOEIR. Dr O'.ay ,w-as re-appointed medical officer of health for another peiiod of five years. rÐDnGA REPORT. The .Medical Officer presented his ordi- nary report, and pointed out that the waiter w,a:s molt, satisfactory., Rie thought they ahculd wriite again t-o the company in re- .'gam to the matter. They would not have to wait long before getting thewater from the new reservoir, and in that case he thought iit would .be quite as well not to take action untiii then. As it was the water was not dangextous to drink. Captain Williams said that they paid plenty for the water, and he thought they Should iget proper stuff. While the visitors were here they d,id not like to take action in case they would scare them away, but now was the time for it. Mr Gordon-iRcherts proposed that the mat- ter be deferred for eight or ten days, and ia the meantime the compatny ,be written to. Mr Price: Is there, any use writing to them ? After further discussion it was decided to write to the company. ROADS COMMITTEE, Thene was a notice of motion on' the tagenda in the name of Mr R. Mon W,illiams that a "roads committee" be appointed. Mr W. D. Jones said' that he had been 'asked to support this by Mr R. Men Wil- p liams, who was absent, but he did not think it wise to appoint such a committee, as they would be out of office in March. Ihis question was them dropped.

TEACHERS AND WORKHOUSE CHILDREN. At a meeting of the Conway Guardians on Friday, it was reported that a child from the Workhouse who was suffering from chronia ear trouble, had been somewhat worse, through, it was alleged, being struck over the kar by one of the school teachers. The Clerk had written to the Headmistress of the Conway National School for her ex- planation. The latter wrote that she knew nothing of the matter, and the teacher whose name was mentioned denied the charge.— M essrs P. H. McClement and W. Davies (Colwyn) stated that it was not the first time for the children to be beaten at the Conway Schools, and on one occasion an apology had to be made to that Board.—The matter was referred back to the committee for further inquiries.