The Welsh Coast Pioneer and Review for North Cambria

The Flint and Denbigh Hounds WILL MEET Monday March 21st .Coed Coch WedneQ-d, ,,iv, March 23t-d Bodelwvddari Saturday, March 26th ..Groes at 12 noon.

Weather Observations at Bettws=y=coed, For the week ending March 12tft, H)Oe¡.. Mean Maximum (in shade) 46 Mean minimum (in shade) 34 Highest; in shade 54 Lowest in shade 25 Maximum in the sua 76 Lowest on the grass 24 ul.l. Bright s shine 22 hours 48 ii-iinutf s Rainfall 018 inches Mean amount of cloud 53 per cmt. DOUGLAS MAODONOSH, F.R.MET.SOC.

Lighting-up Time. Mar. 18—Friday 7 7 p.m. „ 19—Saturday 7 9 20—Sunday 7 11 „ 2I-Monday 7 12 „ „ 22—Tuesday 7 J4 „ 23—Wednesday 7 16 „ 24—Thursday 7 17

Forthcoming Fairs. Bala March 19 Llangollen March 22 Chester March 24 Conway March 26 Machynlleth Mat-ch 30

Rhyl and Street Nuisances. The "Tatters" are. resolved upon requesting the County Council A'utiboriities to ,assist them; in, the suppatessioa of offensive or obnoxious .street trades. Hawkers of various 'householdl commodities, and evien .the boy who wilfully or u,nli?,n,owiinl,,I-yi produc-esi ?shr-ill 1:1 souia;d:s frio?m, h.i,,3 smalil tin, whistle, will whilst -en joy in,g himself in-the sheet by the, ",sad sea waves" render him- self Liable -to prosecution1. There 'mUSr be a l' in I t ill re!solve ?it;s,e*ll i -s?orr?ewher,e, :but i-t w?l f i,n(t o a q uesÜbn, adirraost as difficult as that of furi-aus motoring, for the magistratleis to solve what will be: deemed "a .nu-ifsan.ee or annoyance to. the in- ,habitants of the neighbourhood."

Rhyl and General Election However many parti:s;ans, and, even opponents to the present Government desire to see a disso- lution at the earliest passible date, there are those with commendable foresight who are- not desirous that t'he .sltrife of an election should pre- vail during the summer .seaside seas; 'either at Rhyl o'r other favourite watering places. Aboil1* half of the lodging-house keepers, of Rhyl are p-racticailly 'struggling for an existence, and1 any- thing which would possibly tend to- initerferaf with the 'income of the shekels in. summer wild be received wiich howls, of exec ration. :\0 won- der thei Council, as a. collective body supported' the memorial of the Morecambe Clouiictll,.

Rhyl and Cheap Trains Mir Entwhistle', the superintendent of the' Lon- don: andi Nor,thi-'Western Railway, is to have placed before h-imi a 1 long list of suggestions, emanating as the result of serious con si deration si, for the. improvement of träi:nsmv:ic'e!s to and from Rhyl. The matter was .discussed) at the ,,i,l meet' Cou?nc ,,n?g o:n -?l!o?n,day, when a 'stroliig, ob-- jeotilan was taken by one memher to any alte-ra- t,iloin, whlich would tenldl toi interfere with the: trade! of Rhyl. Of course;, every tradesman would! like -to, knlalw )i<h(at every hard-earned penlDiy" in this, highly-rated1 town was,s.pfeint in the •town. So far, so* good. Rhyl dices not enjoy the! '¿Üis,s'es'siiou: of all t'hle, absorbing' attractions in the' world to, the rising' generation, or to even the -miore sober-mindted resident. And whilst every effort should be put forth: to attract pier- sons to ,the. town, and' they iailonig with residents to patronise1 the trade and1 amusements, there1 should bei inio hindlranide too cheap facilities for taiaveiling for trade, or enjoyment to any -of the larger towns and cities. A F,ree Trade principle in this respect is worthy: of consideratioin.

Rhyl's Foreshore. Lro.siio.ni and ;iint e:uf eren eic with the foreshore of Rhyl has been the, keynote of concern to the C '1 £ Q/unc: ';01' 's-om'e :hme, laJilld 'C:Ofnplal,nts, fO'r- warded to the Beard of Tradiei resullfecl' in that august body directing Capt. Fredericks, R.N., one of thair experts, to visit the Faryd foreshore on Wednesday. Several miembers' of the' CaunJo cil and other interest ed. persons, wiere -in attend- ance ventilating their opinions. The assertion was freely mtade that ihe' Rhuddian Marsh- Em- bankment Trustees had 'never exercised their powers over the d'red'ging operations, and that the Council we-ie anxrous for "police super- vision" control to check, if possible, any further loterfterence likely to be -disastrous to the fore- s'hloreand property adjacent. Ther.e ;was a stern, yeiC happy, vein pervading' t'he. proceedings, andL it was no, doubt comforting to the members of the Council tOo hiegr Mr R. Jones* admission ha wa's prepared to listen to their rSvarMings." Mr Ellis' description- of the Rhuddla-n Marsh Em- bankment Trustees: as a "hypothetical bod'y, and a sort cif Rip- Vlan Winkle, was- not received with "open arms" by .one or more of the (■rustees present.

A Serious Forecast. Apparently in view of Monday night's debate the "Times" published1 a review of the position in Wales, as. affected by the rece:nt County I Council electrons. It was for'the .moist part his- torical, -and the general purpose see.m,s to be, not so -much tO criticise the no-rate pollioy, as to emphasise the need of "a fair and reasonable solutr-on," which, the writer says, "it is beyond

THE ORIGINAL wrawford's "POLO." A PERFECT COCOANUT BISCUIT. SOLD EVERYWHERE.

Plethora of Evanses. At the Rluabalil P,olice, Court there was a plethora of Evanses in a licensing case, where Mr WYllline Evans applied fo,r irhe renewal of the suspended licence of a hostelry. The police: ob- jected to the renewal through their solicitor, Mr Aneurin O. Evans, of Denoigh, and the Cefn assistant'overseer (Mr E. R. Evans) was called upon- to give evidence, together with the official valuer, Mr J. Price Evans, surveyor, Wreih,aim. Mr A. E. Evans, of Bronwylfa— one of the magistrates-asked some quest.ons, and even the deputy -clerk of the justices was an Evanis.

The first of the series of new and powerful locomotive was turned out of the Londfcmi and "North-Western Railway works, Crewe, oni Satur- day. It i,s the first engine designed by the re- centily-ap,pointed chief -mechanical engineer, Allr George Whale. The trial trips, werc- made to Stafford amd Chester. The engine is of the Jumbo type, with bogey wheels,and is stated to have 'easily attained a speed of sixty-five miles per hour.

Rumoured Elopement from Rhvl. SINCE the eafrly portion of,t,hei week quite a Tittlei flutter of gossip' and excitement has been occa- sioned in; certain quarters of the town in conse- qmenlce of tlhe: rumoured disappearance of a young man and woman, who were engaged in business establishments not far distant from the locale: of the Palace. It is ista'oed that the p,arti;es; bec-am,e attached to each other, and1 wleire frequeinifSy observed? i.111 each other',si company. The gentleman! and lady, i't is said, -did1 not resume their employment, and on enquiries being ■.instituted: it lis believed they left Rhyl by the mail -on Saturday. The- gentleman's "befcter half," residilllg in thie ne',g1hblOiulr.hoaldl of Birkenhead or Liverpool, is said to, have- been, cammunic,ated with, whilst the: fath,eir of -the, younlg lady, who hails, from, one of thei districts of Manchester, has- paid a visit to Rhyl, but alii enquiries up to the' pre- sent time are, as far as is known, asserted foo havel bree'n 'u:nlsiU'cGessful in; ascertaining the whereabouts of the couple.

Hockey. Wales v. England. There was. an attendance of abo-ut a thousand at Batih on Saturday. There were changes in bcich teams. The turf was rather soft and sticky. Fram the bully-off England went ahead, but some üapiital combinaltiion -among- their forwards was remdereicli ineffective through the. cap-able de- fence of bh,e Welsh backs. Pearson was, pro- minent in bringing relief to Wales-, who did not enter England's circle until quarter-timie, bble by the splendid1 dias;h, of 'Baylis and D,aviisi they scored first, Baylus puitltiing the bail into t'he, net, andi at th-e interval Wales, led by one goal to none. England opened :&h,e second portion (inr a sen- sational manner, for within ten minutes of tihe re-start they had secured no fewer than, four goals. All came from clever cambilllaitiaiIl by the forwards. Smith, the centre, opened the scoring, and was followed, by P-ethick. Green- ingjs coming a.cross from the left, andi baffled Francis with a brillamt shot, and just afterwards Smith secured his second and England's fourth and last goal by a'brillliant individual dnibble righlt through the Welsh team. Result:—Eng- land 4 .goals, Wales i. Teams :-England.-If. Gurney (Stafford- shire), goal; Boycott (Northampton) and E. V. Jones, (Stafford)', backs; J. N. Hurllis (Stafford), H. C. King-Stephens (Middlesex), and! J. H. Thompson, (Worcestershire), half-backs; A. Taylor (Gloucestershire), J. W. Home (Kent), A. L. F. Smith ('Oxford University), T. Pethrck (Somerset), and F. Greenings (Orientals), for. wards. Wales.—'E. H: Franois (Newport), goal; H. Belliiingbam (Swansea) and W. E. Huddeni (New- port), backs; G. Jones (Newport), R., Price (Abergavenny), .and F. C-oninah (Rfoyl), half- backs; :Bevington (Lla-ndudino), E. W. Evans (Cardiff):, G. Davies (Newport), T. W. Pearson (Newport), and F. F. Y. Greening (Mewport), forwaridls. Umpires.—For England,, Mr M. Baker, Brom. ley for Wales, Mr C. Connah, Rhyl.

'ldreØT English Wesleyans and the Chit Home. 41 witl1 YESTERDAY afternoon, ,1,11' con.ii,ect" Ye,u?ng l,e,ag?u.e?ris' 17niion ,f thel C-hlild'e""9 and O?riphain!a;e,, a ?sia?le, ?o,f work Iva's ble E?ni,-Il,sh NV,.ets,l,ey?an? Schio,oil,ro!om?', B,ri."dhIl 91 fo!r, th?'e ipralfs,,eiwc,rlt-,hy, -object o;f aiug?"I .0. funds iof' thfe, 11?om,ei and, its l,i,nid;r,eid FOT s,6veral mio?nthis: the lad?ie!s !of -tile i5,s W;ejs'l;ey,an de-niom?in?atiio?ril etc., h,a?ve Fjsa ?olusly eii,la,,gce(d -n :making the ii,ec?6l? '?,c t b ,tilo,nfs,,f,,o.r -the s?a w,th tlie result t.'?a; th were I:ad,en with ch,oic?e artilciles, o,r(ria m,- i-i?t a,L. The ro?o;m l",Ia?s, p?ret?t,ili?, a?doiln,ed 35 ,s?iio!ri, anid th,ei sta,ll?s were pveisidie?d' ',Ove?r low,s :-1,'?a,r?,cy sf.-ul:l (i:i) T-h?e l?cy H?u!d,sio,n, Chuiroh, and Ash?e!r. l?', 0 t sis eis, A? ii, Id, R,o?b,r?ts-I B,e,al,s. Reftr,e.sh,m:etrit sit;all 10 j a:m e,s, an,d th?,- -Vi?ss?es A,i-no,s, E. G,,irl,llelrl Alf A, Id I V. 1'r'ii?c:e. lo,u,nidi s?ta,ll -I.r G. R,o;b,e,ts?,afl Y,D. l' f fb,e it, A?mias, as?sf*l,?t?e-d' by ;the? b?o,y; l?'lo?wer stal:l,: -I.r.s, P!oip?pl,ewea?l w;ell. l,'i';sh, pio-ii[d -Ilsts?es -F. F .-zkrn,,oldf, a,iild, G. H,ud,s,oill. Br-a?," anal N. J,o,n:es, D. N,eiwto,n, -W. La,?vre, To. ATT I.ew,iis. ia,rt !exhibit,iolv: anidi -I?r 0. Emly?n. "Ii,s,s Ariliold' 'fr, s,ecreta:,r?y o.f t,h;e, axrang,e,mie!ii?ts. ey -\I,rs Greiein(h,ailigh, p,e,rifori-ri?e-d t?h-e diel 0,()Tll aiili in,o,ny, a,ii!d, t;h:rou,hio,ut t,h:?-, a,flLe,r,f" sf,tl ,ln,g t?hi.re, wia,; a? f Ial?rly b?r*l?s?l,- ?sale, of '\t;ris Gre,e?nh,,al,h ?was c:ord.?ial,(Y :th-l-?"'d th,e.?p,roce?e-clin-is o,pfe,.ii,e,d'. f ni ith,e ie?vieini?n, uiiaidi6r Ch?e..1? e, cco I 11 ?t !G!f VO oil ble 13?ry,a,n Wa?rh?u:r,st, an e?n?tEir?taii'l! t'll i,l-lls,tru,m,ent,l -musi?c w,a,s pr!ov,iii t'C all Olf ?owinig ,was the ?pijo,ram;i-n?e osf' Ong, \Iia?r,c? ni C' 'Ii??qs C-onn?' B 's' h ali Childxefn's Home," ?Al,isis? Ed('I,t ul "T'hie, Diver," -I!r C?r-awfo,r:d?; dudE rn?arc' 11" ?t',an S,ol,d'e,rs," --?'lialsiter,s, i,o,b?i, A,m,O?s ?o!nies -siol'n! Lu,l:lab!y' s,o?n?-, "T:hei P?.-irf,Lct, 'i\,I,r A. ;P,i?ain,oif,or-te, s,o,lo, Dorothy e.al'y -\Iisis, -lia,,u?d,e? Jones !s?o,ii,T,he? 1-1,ea'?, g?g -Al!a?s,te:r Rowla,nd,s :so,iiig, -Alilss, a, :,Oirl?, '0 ,planio,f,ort,e, ?s)olo, 'Iii-s?s W-inin.ie, J;o,"Ie, 'd, Watrnout-h. ,,ori, "The. 'Ila-Y -1, Leiwis,; and s?ang, "Abi?id,ei VO Lcyu?-e W ,ilili?am?s..

Pontfadog National School. In the House of Commons, on! Monday, Mr Herbert Roberts asked whether any decision had beiem arrived: at in regard to the representations and: objections addressed1 to ithe: Board; by the Parish Council and inhabitants interestied in the Pontfadog1 National School, Denbighshire, rela- tive to the draft final order in the case of such school, and whether the Board woulid order a local inquiry to be held before finally settling any scheme for the appoinit-merit of foundation ■managers for such ,schaal. S'ir W. Anson said that the application on which the d,raft final order was prepared only mentioned one trust deed, and- the Board 'had no knowledge: of any other. It had now been ascertained that there were two trust deeds for the school-—one: of a very strict Church of England character, the other of 'a more liberal character. The observa- tions which persalns in the locality had: sub- mitted to the Board were now under c.arusidera-; tion, and. the Board would direct a local inquiry if they were satisfied that it was necessary or desirable.

rp Remarkable Pensarn lute Case. ot Tiiis was aiii? -in,beirp,leiad?e;r a,ctoln, hi Ll Get Rthvl County Cou-rlt ont Frdiday, i-ri Brot,h,e,r-s, w!ne m,erchai-ifs L,o,n;d,olrl:, cuit?ion,c:r?ed,i,t?oirs, Einmia S mers, of tliie A Hotel, Pe,,nis,aDn, t,Re defe.nd,a--nt, an,d Ji ii:? the c?j;a,ii-na,,n,t. The cil,alm,a?nt C'Iai e d It at s fixtures, ifux,n:ture, aiiia cihait?e'll b,r,,?an -Hotel, Pens.a,rn:, weire her piropeTtY' 'Cal i'4-r Ashby, o!f M,e?s?srs, T. H. 'tio- Colliwy,n Bay, apipeareid? for the e,?,e,c xo 11, t,o,rs, a.nd -Al?r E. A. Cxa:b,b,e for the CI,3?l ivf,r E. A. C:rab,be s;a*d?,h!e appear's f'o'r 'rosi Ifiy,t.tl f?. -ant, -who c,l?aim,6d the stock "n -trad!e a;t bhe C,a,mb?x!i,an Ho't?e'l- the, -benaiat?s fixtu,res, elic., we!re CIO?ITc,eirl, iDe 1,?i ndie r ?pa i,d ?a ?c,;h?oq u e o f ;66c) tiol ibii in" -an,d t(hie? furniture was pa:id, for by e??ii un,cDe,i,;a -hic,?1-1 p.u,rchia,s?e agre,eime,n?t, r,ece,lpt for the f:u,l-l am,o,u,nt. ,I,rs, L,Iiiid 'eT, H?oty?l?ake, -said she P" c'0 Istocic iln, 'i,jl lb?e so;?, 'tradl,e, and fixtures Ho?t,e?'i?, playing 66o for tihiem, ain'd f?O we,n't ii -nt,o t?hip-, ?hiat?el. Thi,,alis)c) I,g Co tuirie from the AS*.x,a?n,dir,a l,'u,rii,sllil. 1,9000 (a,' It Lilvejr,p,ool, to, the value of /50, wb''c" Do, 'A to the, Caim,bri?an H,oitel. She, pa,,id C,Oul thie m?oniey for tihie?'fuTn:i,tu-ile, an,d gbe -ilt her pto:pierty. OIYf C?r,osis-exam,l!ne-d': Sh,e ii,d ?-t "f'Lb[e wa-s a liad?y of ?:nd?ep,ai?,dlent mieails- tuire was o!r?i,tinail'i,y bo,ugh,t to .e in IZihyl foir ?Nlrs So,m,e)rs wi?zih Ila, fix?tu,ileis alt thie C,am,briain I-I?o,tel, 'SN-'NV?tO' ?O Present of them to, Mrs S,o,mje.rs. iei, N?, no share jPn the pfriofits of thP- dlfo'' If ?5t ,S,o,r-neiii,,3 wa,s !ii,o,t? hi,r maiiia,lerze)ss?' ?Oid' 06 So.rners s!aj:zd so to the :baji.iiff ?,h,e ll,adi i?d t?$ W. Ib"sdl P to l?5 wfh*c,h wtas i,n,coir,ilecit. ,who,lie o,f the, i:n?,-ical me-nts with tuirn!iture, noin,e io?f them belin?t, So!m,e,rs. oll ? Of ?O Atiris Siorn?exs siiid i§h,e, was the *6, D-Y aii C;am,b,r,ii?n Hotel. TIt,e, -rie;n.t Was 'P'sk S?eee' sister, bint:t,ooilc -no s:h?atre,o-f,th?e Pilo fi,ts. lo's?'a5of blvete0 n,o,t -tell thie bialll'ff th-at,she was be -e!s,s for h?er si?s!t,er. Wi?,niesis, t,O'O'k '0 ,the bu,s.i.,niess Whie,n thiere, were an-ly- lalt is oo tto th Mlr Aslh?bsy said ?it was very hard OlteJ, e# u :S:houl?d ib?e ajl'licywicid to i,io t a -10'0'd 10.b'ii .d,es,c,ri?p,t-'on. airvd -let (,oodg ill t b4 ii,o!thi!ng b,-Ion,le;d to, her t?v, Th?e, J,u,d;ie,: Ple,opDe .?ho, SU,P,P"y ilillle55 io 0,4 .,run, th?e: ,ri,sk. They clo n,ot k,n'O'wl s5 ?m,a?kie i;nqu?irkis whietihe,r the fur,nl,, h!ire ?syls-tieam -or nio,t. fill, f Mr Aishby: At an events, -Vi J ,a,d?mt* tted -that m,adle. a 1 slilei ih,ais-?a(r.-C fixtu?re?s, It-o i\lx,s, S;omie,ps,, ;an,d, We' s,o,w,fo? juidi,-m,etn't 6n rie?spiect of -thots!e. els's "I'? ;t?.heis, p,eiop,llet tbia?t ish;e w?a,s, te L, n!dle;r. jo The J:uidge'gafid, if s,hle, ft,61,d' ti?e, 'Do Ile wouild! not al,tierthe c,asei. Tih,e, eI it fO? me?nt for the ?claim,anit so fair as'.6 "IV C;On'CleTnie,d, wi!th!o?ic c?osts, aqid [CI,15, feo tiile, ta ex;e,c:ubiion cirie,cb to,r (so far as rv,51' -oll We;pe con4c.e,rnie.d. Un,d,er tihe C,?r""? 'bloa 0,51 the C' th,o,u,-Ihjt idh,e, clraiimian-t rp,uisit a, liio0 ci?nidi -p?l,a-in,t money. Tb),re WIO"" Ibee ?c 00 ejithiet 4id?e. t5 Mr A,sihby po!'n t,edi out .1th,a t ley cclol?5 oil e?gtajb,iisthii,ni, ?thei,r lil,-b,t to I ,e. 11 0 sidietra,bily.i,n' ex.c,eis?s of tlhia arn;O" c,,St!S. 0 c a,ii,d w)Lir,e,, -thieTC?fOTe, ent,t"1&d t' 'c ?tio'll ,e",e Tihie, J,uid,e th<)?ugh?, thor th,e,s'O:: %1 (41, o.rs w?eir-e eint,itl!e,d to co, 'ts. -ec?t b,3,d E. A. Crabbe gai?d ill$?s C?,i C'o,V,Pt, Rjtl'dl0 r, re o la,m,o-uin,t of ?he debt (??16) i,rlit,O blef pil,?e,d itih?a,t i,t sihcvuld bl.- r ,;e,f,U rild?e,d -to n,(a tillef 'Ve?9 to 'T(b,e J,u?d ge, Tt -does n,O f-roi hic-3 tlle cam,e -from if it c,am,e r'Aln rD evlbl t?be,rie,,an,d the execution, cl Ie, do?' 000

I,e-edl.9 Salvat-ictnti?sts ra?i5e,d ocoetal week. tbeo tbel by jo beo A?, et, Printed by W. H. EVANS "Oil Printing Offices. Bank Place, iC-.h,ste,, Cof, at the Offi,.es CONW,,?l' poAT) 'I t TO the County of Denliizh also Pfll"i,be "I?i,vl'o'er io,? c"ioo ?,to CON,,N?A,v, 63A, NIII"t?"I rts Buildings, 13ENMAF.11?IAAIR '131?'rT Ort'fot LLANFAIRRECHAN, P?,f 'rr, n in the County of CATTlar,,?,n A I ?, "e 'I, Road, LI,ANRW"l', C"1" of p eet. Place, D.N Bi GH' 11 in th,- 'b ir Street, RHYL 'Cei?tril Bilil(iir)?? all in the County of F in,

question that aN parties in Wales would wel- come." The real point in the article, however, is contained in the last seven line-s :—"One fact of undoubted and (immediate importance: is this. Unless a reliief or 'a solution is forthcoming be- fore July ist most -of the' voluntary schools will be closed, and! elementary education iin Wales will be; face to face with, a situation which willl injure t'he Church much- less l..anl the children." No writer except one in a responsible position amang Welsh Churchmen could be in a position to make such a statement.