... FATAL ACTDENT NEAR DENBIRII.- On Wednesday at Denbigh Infirmary, Dr. Hughes held an inquest on the body of Isaac Jones, farmer's eon, of Saron, near Denbigh. It seems that he wfis in charge of'a cart and two horses, by the side of which he was walking. A friend was riding in the cart, who see- ing Jones's hat was blown ofi by the wind, jumped down to recover the bat. When he had done so, to ...

... ESCAPE OF PRISONERS. At Bournemouth Quarter Sessions on Mon- the Hecor lor. compli- mented the borough on the amount of ...

... 1;; UlED TREASCHE. EXTK..ORDINARY bTUHY OF A ROBBERY At m>u,v Street on Saturday Eugene Marchal, twenty-one, wood carver, was brought up and coullJuLteù for extraditioll charged with larceny within the jurisdiction ...

... EMPRESS'S DEATH REPORTED. Pekin, November llth.-Another small German expedition will leave to-morrow for the Ming Tombs, 30 miles north of this city. Strict orders have been issued that correspondents shall not be allowed to accompany it. Reports of the death of the Empress-Dowager are gaining ground persistently, but no official confirmation of these rumours has been received up to the ...

... A JAeClI ciocn manufacturer, xur. Edward Cheetham, has committed auioide in a de* termined manner. He was found hanging by rope attached to a ladder, reared against a wall, and there was a bullet wound in his right temple. He Baid to his wife, when he returned home, that he had been put out a bit in Leeds. Further experiments in long-range rifle firing has taken place at Aldershot. The range ...

... AmosBrothersTCheapest Printer^*in'Rhyl— ( Advertiser Office. ...

... It is unwise to go to sleep in false toefh Emma Jackson, a domestic servant, did so with three at- tached to a vulcanite plate in her mouth. She swallowed them. The Rontgen rays at the Middle- sex Hoopital revealed the teeth fixed in the oesophagus. They were removed by a surgical operation, but the accident proved fatal, and an inquest was held at Marylebone on Saturday, at which it was ...

... GIRL BURNT TO DEATH. As ialie slept in a chair by the fire on Saturday night, the clothes of a thirteen-year-old girl named Anna Reed, of Eastbourne, caught fire without awakening her. Some small children-the only other occupants of the house at the time-were the first to discover her terrible plight, and their shrieks quickly brought help from the neighbours, who extinguished the flames. So ...

... BENCH AND BAR. EXCITING SCENES AT THE POLICE COURT. AN ADVOCATE'S PLAIN TALKING. At the Rhyl Petty Sessions on Tuesday, before Dr. (iirdlestone (in the chair), Dr. A. Eyton Lloyd, and Messrs. R. M. Hugh Jones and J. H. Ellis, Hubert Remington, masonry contractor, whose address on the summons was given as 41, Sampson Road, Sparbrook, Birmingham, was charged with deserting his wife, Helenor Re- ...

... ISSUE OF NEW STAMPS. The Postmaster-General has issued a notice that the present halfpenny postage and one shilling revenue stamps will shortly be replaced by stamps of the same design, but of a green colour instead of red as at present. No precise date has been fixed for the discontinuance of the issue of the present red stamp, but the new stamp will be on sale at some post-olfices on the ...

... THIRTY THOUSAND TROOPS ENGAGED: IN MIMIC WAR. Thirty thousand troops were engaged in field operations on Monday in the Aldershot district. The general idea was that an invading army landed at Portsmouth had met and defeated a defending army south of Aldershot. The Northern or defending force had to fall back in the direction of Woking, covering London. Their rearguard, consisting of the Hants ...

... SCIENCE TJP-TO-DATE. A LIVING TORPEDO BOAT. Nature and artifice approach each other. In fact, invention is the chief means of their mutual approach, inasmuch as invention is merely the practical application of nature's laws. At the bame time, it seems surprising to find that nature had devised a submarine torpedo boat ages before man ever thought of building such a contrivance. West Indian ...