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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

4 FIREMAN'S DOG.

The Chester Fire Brigade may well be in monming for
tho lel of their doo, if the miming animal really
corresponded eith the description now given of it. When-
ever a sign of fire we, given, it would rush into the
street and bark furiously until every fireman turned out It
tie,. scc napeuied im human c oriiredes to the scene°, con-
Batrat on, and it must have loyally shared their dangerous
lapours, for on two °yearlong it was brought out half
imitncsiel from burning buildings. But its friendly
*Mhos did not et op there ; every morning it trotted to the
newsehop patronised by the men. and duly brought back
their papers. In presence of the,, proofs of extraordinary
sagacity, It,, certainly odd that th• dog should have gone
artrey. It we. last seen at. or. some seven miles distant
from the station. while-r it had &cc ompanied the engine,
end. although it might have missal It, friends amid the
confusion, en knowing an animal ought to have found its
own way home in the course of a few hours. As there is
no reason to queetion the accuracy of the description, the
ear um;.t.on would seem to be that the faithful creature has
been hi !napped. It wont' be an invaluable addition ti a
company of p:rforming dogs, unless, in leed. it ref used to
grade itself to that level. In any case, we trust the tire-
in. n will soon rec over their pet. They must hare been
trio., friends to the animal. or it would not hay, been such
a true friend to thou.—Globe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

LOCAL BOARD.

The ordinary monthly meeting of this Board took
place on Wednesday in the Town Hall. There were
present—Mr. G. E. Lawrence (Ctutirmso). Mew'. H.
Childs, A. '4. Hodges, P. A., Barnes, J. J. 13.11,_J. I.
Barnes, J. Stewart, S. J. Borpitt, J. Ball, E. ETen.
S. Abbott, and H. Darden.
Th. minutes of the previous roasting having been
mad by the Clerk and oon6rme4
The Clerk read the Medical Officer's report ni
follows 2
" I have great pleasure in reporting the health of the
town is in • very satisfectory condition ; the epidemic of
whooping cough is evldentJy Motivating altogether.
During the year 1696 there ware 98 births reristeredl2
town, being • birth-rate of 96 or. 1.000 of the population ;
this is about lx below the average for the whole of Engls"
and Wales. Thermoses of birthsover dosths gives • natural
Increase to the population 0( v. mere were fit deaths
registered doting the year, which is equal ti • death-Wm
of 16 per 1,000, tide both, about three below the swag'
for the whole of England and Wales, and being alightl
higher than the year Wore. The rate of morttlitr from
symotic dies.... was • little under four per 1,060, which I
need hardly my is very satisfactory. Of these crooth
cthsed too, who-ming c thigh one, and enteric lever our
No death occurred from mewl**, scarlatina, or smalk,ol-
- ewe of the latter disease having been seen for meal
years.

lolni7szcsevendstulmo4eamtrohbeerrsoreeinwpogbrtn:iiredlideing4tridatzrt'oe'ad rsryoon. wprooloti::hAe7"GeosdziLLoathn.:et.
same, alth ugh not completed.
side or inside, and, bearing in mind the late clissetre••,
accident in Sunderland, the Board ordered the mu'
doors to hes° arranged that they should open outward.
P 11•11 of • Proposed addition to balding ocruoiedby
Mr. Ashfor near the church, ware laid on thi ..,,
and agreed to, subject to the committee's inspection.
Mr. ETRES reported having Interviewed iw°
occupiers of property adjacent to the Anchor Gate's),
and they were strongly in favour of an urinal being
erected there. • Public requirement which Mr. BP"
considered would be a boon to the town.
Tenders for painting and repairing the lamps, rd
also for drainage works in Salisbury-Amite Ile-.
recommended at the last meeting of the Board w're
opened. The only two received Ur lamps were Moue.
Randall and Sans, and Mr. W. Stickland.
The first-named tender,for L'ls lfis., see• Plod
on the proposition of Mr. J, J. Betz, accorded by Liar'
S. J. Baum,.
There were three tenders for the drainage and
paving, viz :—Mr. Kent, £93 ; Mr. A. Green, 290 i
and Mr. H. Pond, (Lets Mouse, £96 15e.
I It wee.r9tcjod by Mr. Bairns, seconded by W.
ZUNI. mei IL% Genes Wades be eociepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

WASZHAX.

coneequenoe of no magistrates attending tlu
County Petty Sessions on Tuesday, no cases were
hesr,i, and [reeh summonses will be issued.

RELIGIOUS WORE AMONG THE NAVVIES. Our
w.,rthy rector (the Rev. IL P. Stokes) seems never
tired of endeavouring to do good amongst his fellow
men. The construction of the Swann., Railway having
really started, and as • large number of hands will
shortly be employed, he in contemplating the starting
of a religious work amongst them. If sufficient funds
are forthcoming • scripture reader w II be appointed to
work specially amongst the navvies. He also bnpe,
that some of the Isaias of the town will kindly assist
him in carrying out his obj.M.
WERLITAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNITERSART.-013
Sunday last, the members in connection with the
Wesleyan Society held their anniversary. Two
excellent sermons were preached by the Rev. .1. W.
Whitmore, of Andover, the text in the morning
being taken from the 25th chapter of St. bintthew,2sth
verse—" Well done, thou good and faithful servant."
and the text in to. evening from 11. Kings, 4th
chapter, and 26th verse—" It is well with the child."
Special hymns were selected for the occasion, and
were sung with mach spirit. The hymn. "Glean-
ing in the sunshine," was the special favourite. The
collections, morning and evening, were in aid of the
school funds, and amounted to £3 13s. bd., morning
collection SI 15s. 31., and evening El 186. fid. The
harmonium was very ably presided over by Miss
Schofield.
SEASONABLE GIFTS. The Rev. H. P. Stoke,
announced from his pulpit on Sunday morning last
that he should be very pleased if his parishioners
would assist him to carry out an object which he bad
In view, vie., of distributing flowers to the aged people
In the almshouses, workhouses, and also to the sick
People In the town. He shoold be glad if those
persons who had gardens and flowers to spare would
kindly take as many bouquets as possible to his house
on Wednesday morning, and those persons who had
time, and would assist him in distributing the flowers,
to call at his house on Wednesday afternoon at three.
This be should continue during the summer no ottbs,
and he sincerely hoped he should set sufficient
bouquets, so that each invalid luso aged person should
have one each week as long as the summer lasts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

VINIOMON OY THE DORCHEBTER OAS AND
COKE COMPANY.

The eaterprielsg directors of the Dorchester Gm
emu 00As Company JUTS set an example, which
shellac bodies In the county would do well to imitate.
The contest of Electricity wows Gm, wbicit II OM
that, although of vital moment in the large town.,
ODD ham but little signifisance to the large majority
al mall tow.. throughont the country. Besides this,
even where electricity has been introduced, the report,
of the results have been so cortilietke, and In some
laManoss the lose hes bees ao great, that we believe we
nun safely conjecture D wobaotor will not be
" elsaWiled " for a good many keg pus to Dome.
ifotimlthetanding this, however, the Dorchester
directors have dkplayed coramendable mew in bold.
lee as exhibition whisk displays to the f allied sad
most unsalted maw the peofection to which gas appli-
ance has ettaleed.
The Oen Imeheage was filled with pe cooking
erad gee heating doves, gas engines, fins, and bursts,
eroding models, and retied., of garnering appliances.
The advantage of smoking by mesas of gas stoves is
Nam fully recognised. and it has been Introduced in
most of the large public inatitntions throughout the
country,ont :and on amount of the savior In expense,
but for crienesience. We believe a vast
amionst prejudice still exists against the pa Moves,
and many • housekeeper is too camenadve In his
Was to give up the cheerful looking mei fire, but the
aoseintaiks mid wc,bia of the gas stoves have been
so perfected that oboes are now groundless, and
we only be the °atoms* of prejudice. Om
al the gresiest baghesre is the common obis..
ties of well, but It is DOW claimed by wall.
known makers that no food on. be tainted by pe
C Idle:beam properly oonstructed. Is flatiosal &boob
et cookery end all the breech schools where cooking la
taught, Including the various school boards,
doves ere used excluelvely, sod are invaria&;
resommeeded by the teachers who denstmetnds Is sh
She Meadows. Al the London Hospital the
for 800 Inmates Is performed at • oost of
Is. tsr It le estimated that • miring of over 81500
In meat-alene bas bees elected, without taking into
esediAlentlem She moue% saved In feel. labelers and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

FATAL ACCIDSNT To AN OFFICER IN
INDIA.

Advice. hav, I been received respecting an accident
which terminatol fatally to Lieutenant Ormond, of the
,yal Marine Light Infantry. who wait serving as a
prob sloner on be Indian Staff Corp... and attached to
the 13th Itegiment Madras Native Infantry. Lieu
-
tennis: Om sad had gone to Madras to study for the
higher standard in Hin lustani. On the 15 hof last
moth he was in the act of in muting his h ,rse with
One fat in the stirrup, when the animal became sud-
denly restive, swerved, and jumped. The groom failed
to hold him, and in trying to gain the saddle Mr.
Ormond was thrown to the grounil with great violence.
He wag picked up insensible, and never afterwards
regained consciousness. Ho was removed to the
h.spital, where be receive' every attention from
ItUgliSh doctors and English nurses, but he riled at
eleven o'clock on the came night from fracture of the
skull. Iheceave I had only been a few months in India,
and had very rec•ntly been cm/Az...tad by the
Inspector-Geue.al for his riding capabilities and
general smartness.

HOPI TO GET SlClL—Kspos• yourself day and night, get
toc, n 0.4 without ez.reise, work too hard without inso.
doctor all the time, take all the vile nostrums advertimed,
and then you will want 0 know
How TO GET WILL —Which is answered in Huse words
—take Hop Bitters I Sea Ad•t.
WORAR AND ina DISEASE/I.—A large trastims, elloatratid
with wood engreviegs and oolounsd plates, giving sumer
lot gelf-treatmant, sent Yost•Psid on reeeipt of three
tatter postage scamps —Addrms, Won Lift DISPENSARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, No. 3, New Oztord,treet, London,
w.p .

"11OLLOWAT.6 Piu.s.—Dyeenfery, Diarrhova, and Dia-
ordJrvd B.iwels. —these maladies are ever present, and if
left una. ten led frequently terminate fatally. It should
be every where kniwn that all these complaints originate
In the pretense of some undigvated Indianan,' in the
sgonhaon or boweis, or of mom delifierimm matter in the
mood, and that Holloway's pills can eliminate either with
Pee and expedition. Th+7 combine in a surprising
degree purifying. *lterative, regulatMg, and strengthen-
ing qualities, and thus @girt oveir ev. ry internal organ the
asholoeouneig controlling indmenc• so mammary for subdu-
ing ex MAliVe *Ca nth. human train,. H
medicine may be sevaotoiromalr taken as a means of
keeping the blood pare and the body cool—the only
practicable pion of toeutslulag heath in youth. In mil-
hood. sad !it old aso.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

BRIDPORT.

Local. quarterlyßO•en.—Thet- Meeting of this Board
*xi held on Tursed.y night in the Council chamber,
when there was a full attend rune, miler the preeidency
of the Mayor.—The Ifigbw y C ommittee reported
that the rosi..ia for getting rid of the &sal water from
Bothenhsm nton-lano to P.irtville he,' been ad..pted at a
nset of £9 7.. Gd. The pitching near the old brewery
has been retail. The n.n,rete gutters on the north
and youth .ides of East-street are in pr gres.. The
committee recommended that an &optic ni be made
to the C runty Authority to make that ',orlon of
C meygar.lans which is repairs' by the 1,041 Board
a msin road.—The Sanitary Clmcaittee reported
having accepted the tender of Mr. J. Gillingham for
• new meter cart for s,ra. Sewer duelling and atreet
g have been seriously interfered with by the
recent failure in the aerviee f water from the Water-
works Company.—The lininage Committ 30 repsrted
the name, of Person+ failing to e imply with noticed
reoliriug them to c .nnect their private drain, with
the main 'ewer. and to provide • constaat water
sapply.—Bills amounting to £18213.. 2d. were ordered
payment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

A HERBALIST COMMITTED FOR MURDER.

_ .
An ii.quest was held at Cnlppenbam u Tutsnt 17 no
the b Ady .4 Mary Ann Salt-r, • swvant girl, who
die I s 4 Saturday. Toe dee aie Ihti been in -•ereice
mvoral years in London, and returned bon • rec;:nre.
She wee attended by Hdrriet tViounre, herliali-t. who
administered drugs to her. Alter he *ring the ide lkal
ai.d other evidence, the Jur-7_ rotorned a verdict ..1
mouler against the woman Wigmure, and the I.l,,roner
committed her for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A BARRISTER.

On Monday afternoon, as an express trAin from
Lrewich for London hat poured Cheltenham, a well.
dres.e I gentleman was observed to either fall or throw
himvelf from Ate of the carriage.. Death was almost
initantaneoui. There was found up rn the pervon of
decevie I a silver w rich, a g Id chhin, two £5 notes,
some silver and • cud hewing the foll.rwihg addr-u—
-" Mr. J. F. Skipper. Pump-c opt, Temple." The
body wel remove Ito the mortuary to awe an Incluse'.
There Is or doubt as to the identity of a tofortunate
gentleman. For 110P31) time past Mr. Ski er's mintier
has been very strange, and there re •V .7 reason to
believe that he has c mmitted suicide.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

BOI7IIIMAXOUTZ.

SAD AGOLDKIT.--On Thursday everdog an inquest
was Mid at Christchurch on the body of • young
gentleman, named Whir] Wyatt Muth, who bad mat
tus death by drowning. It appears that deceased and
maim youth, both pupils at a school at Buuroemonit,
mine over to OW isiontuch and went for a row in •
Mat us to. Moor. driving proceeded a mile or two
up Me clear, dammed stood up for the purpose of
onanging seats, and capaimid the boat. Pearson un•
surmadully endeavoured to wive him oompacion, and
narrowly *moped drowning himself. The jury returned
• urchin of "Accidental Dr.,watair."
Ilaant or •Luoit MICK is felt here
at the death ui Maim Lamm, woo for some roars paid
turn matted at B..urniiinoudi. tie had been °dud fur
many years, and the amid of his using leel to }Lily
Truitt,' Conran or in hie duly wen. ma quite a
familiar um. lie had been ailing for aim. Mite tuns
pest, awl died no Sunday, at the advanced kie
of
nearly 90 years. The vaned li/cadentm of hos active Hie
have boeu rattier fully recorded hi works if an auto.
biographical nature. in poium h. wad a 41..4 Oka-
aar vaavia and in religion an gemgelical almaronman.
A rerolaliotiexpftset.g regret the Loon' 12.4
muirmined by hue dimtli was unaoonouay psesed at a
imet,og of Me Bourmaioutti Improvement Commis.
sionets.

timal;r

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

Posters, Auction Bills.

Catalogues and Conditions of Sale.

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.

Circulars, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Bill
Heads, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statements
of Accounts, Societies Rules.

Pamphlets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

DOROZISTaI.

linsineti Lonna. —AI the Borough Police-court,
cm Monday, Mr. &bray, of the Dorchester Arms,
wee greeted a special limes to 101 l it the Fair Field
on louroOadoll Day, on the isceiteloa of the Oddlellows*
Fete.
Twarm.—Tbe Donee of the Bran Inn was
graosterred from Sarah Franklin I. Frederick Honey-
bun—Tbe license of the Royal Oak was waneferred
from the late Mr. Adams t, hie eon, Mr. Charles
Janina —Mr. M. 0. Weston annarss for tie

1146311716. t.
IKAILSIACII OF Taa HON. HOWTHWIT STOW.—
Is honour of Oh a:aspics.= event, which took place
to-day (Monday,. the belle of St. Peter'. and Fording•
lan rang merry peals throughout the day. Flags wsre
also hoisted on the church towers. We understood the
Mg of subscriben to Um proposed wedding gift is not
Ist nostidele, but it la expected the prematstion will
be made in the course of • amok sr two.
Biarem AOCIIDDIT.—Iir. Todd (of lb. "D.E."
met with a rather swim accident while riding with
the club to Sherborne on Woduesitszi evening. Hs
mks demanding Dogberry-hill at • r rate, and was
throws violently the ground. s wee picked up
In an laseasible ooadition, and It was at the time
band he was badly injured. He wee taken to an
adjoining node's, when he quickly revived, and we
me glad to bear he is now, with Um exception of
leridess on the fess, little the worm for his mishap.
In onossrptenoe of Um mddent the Boren did not
complete Wm intended run to Sharbarne.
Tan GILT Woman Suutstaint.—On Thursday •
Mos meeting of signalmen on tbaßirtningham division
at the Great Western Railway wee held in Wolver-
=, to oesudder the action of the directars now
580000sAgradda Stxp. osoartagsfsLtdis4 board
amd two months ago the to :model wee supported by •
deputation. The directors, however, have warhead
.o',. Great dinsatisfsetien was expressed, and it
ma resolved that all signalman at duty in each
division all over the Great Western line should wait
upon their respective superintendents, and demand •
"Mona= Sato or How Sana.—A very_ arm-
casaba sale of D stet horn sheep took plane at Upper
Brant, mar this town, on Wednesday, when the
atagnUloant born look of the late lir Hwy
Dunning, which had acquired • high lei/station for
their hardiness and generally nodal character, was
hong; te be hammer by Kr. G. Symonds, of
r, and realised prices, coorldariag the 'manner
ibs which aro emits without • parallel in this
amity. full-mouth sheep realised from 60s. to
66e. seolt_; fonr-teeth ditto, Ina. to Ms 63. ; two-teeth.
695. to 7.4. • allaror hon., 48s. to Os. 63.; °haver
Wales. 411 s. '6d. to 49c. 63.: wither lambs, 40s. to
tu. 6d. • couples, Bic ; and rams, from 40. to 50.;
Os Mire took, umbering about • thomad, bele
readily bought up by the priesipel musty
Mists, • good many of the sheep being to go
Into Somerset, Wilts, Hants, *ad Devon. A grand
Jot at working oxen made from £59 101. to 66410..
PK pelt; and • very good dairy cow ges 10a. A
meltsl luncheon was provided by bit. Frost, of the
Woes Arms Hotel, Dorchester, to which nearly 606
ail dews.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

SWAXAGE.

Lancrrox BRANCH or nts Thum Fatiornix
Smarr. lii pursuance of Rule 26 the Managing
Committee will hold an inquiry at the Town Hall,
Wareham, on Tueeday, 26th June, at 11 o'clock, Into
the cause of the local branch chewing an excess of sick
pay in the year ending December Slat, 1882, at which
all persona who can give any information touching or
concerning the subject matter of this enquiry are
requested to attend.
&Aria TORE/ANON himmox. —On Monday a
!nesting in connection with this mission took place in
the British School Room. One of the vice.presidents,
Rev. H. E. Eisedisy, curate, most ably filled the chair,
Mien Nally Mate being the speaker for the evening.
After • melody bad been sung, and prayer offmed, the
Chairman sadism' suitable and appropriate remarks.
and than called upon Miss Mate, who rendered with
much expression • recitation, "111 the Children's
Hospital," which was well received. Another melody
having been enng,Mias Mate arose amid seem applause
and gave one of tbe most stirring and earnest Gospel
addressee we have ever had the privilege of bearing.
She will evidently become • woman of note in the
temperance world. lier remarks were founded on •
few verses in the 24th chapter of St. Luke's Gospel.
and during the whole of her address, which lest-d
nearly an hour, the attention f the an Hence never
once relaxed. The rev. chairmen th.ll made • met
earned appeal to all fathers and mothers present not
to delay in doing their duty to their children by
directing and leading them Cu the right way while
they had the opportunity, and referred with much
feeling to the recent sad calamity which had befallen
so many families in Snnrierlanl He then called on
Mr. Peter Norman, of the Lord Elgin, to fill up the
short time remaining. Miss Mate left by a late boat
that aame evening. having to attend another
Temperance Meeting on the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

AGRICULTURAL NOTE

The past weak has bean of a decidel, less forcing
character, but oats and barleys are cumin., into ear on
very short plant, an i present in.lications are for a
small bulk of straw in respect of all cereals excepting
the but of Octsber-oown wheats. October-.own
wheate on good land well fume, stan I well for
harvest, and some of them leave nothing to In desired;
whilst the rest, early *own, late sown. and spring
sown, may b. lumped to.:ether as not being likely to
amount to much, altbou4h here •nd there late s iwo
wheats, thin aa they are, msy yield a fair rotor°. The
pea crops are n ,w, as a rule, strong and promising,
whilst beans have been so from the first. —Mark-kne
Express.

AN ENGLISH SPRING.
If I knew • poet that sang of spring
(Styr I to myself, sere I),
I'd (nth hie muse and I'd breek his wine
(dors I to myself, sty* I).
I'd (*tin him down to • spite in the door.
Kat« him «t his meals through a hole in the door,
Till he'd snoer to tint a •Prinit no more.
(Says I to itlyooll, WS 1.)
MOONSUINE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

THE ALLEGED CHILD MURDER AT
GLOUCESTAR.

On Friday Ch.!.les and Adelaide Roeoe ware again
brought before the nimistrates and charged with the
wilful murder of the now ly• horn child of Mr. and Mrs.
Hancock. in New•etiatet. Thai Deputy-Chief Constable,
who prosecuted. said he had laid the facts before the
Public Pro.ecutor. lie had no further evidentoe against
the men. By the dirt ction of the Public Prosecutor he
oh mid only proceed &gains- the prisoners in respect of the
child of the Haticocks Mrs. H•ncock stated that she had
ox children. In I annul. 1881, eho we. confined, and
11 a Rote. attmdetl h r. So t.r as sho knew, ths child
waa b eta dead. In May .he again engaged Mrs. Reece
to attend her. She was citifiess.l on the night of May 24th,
Mra Rem 'being along sritn her. After witness recovered
c mociousnetie, R.'s., in reply to her, said the child was
ahoy, but we, bon dead. She situ said, "Don't trouble
eo long as you are all right." N••xt day she spoke to Reed
about burying the child, and she geld she would sae
to that. R.. took it a.sy. and aft inwards said Ms
had buried it at the csenedm. Prisoner remained
in attends.ce on her till the 2nd of June, and was
Paid 7.. 81. for c infinement. 5s for nuraing, and
2, 61 for burying the holy. In cromregaminadon she
said she bad had mg children, and lost two this year by
fever, and she said to 11 .eide the hoped her next child
would live tomtits', the place of t Mut who died. She has
known Mts. IL one In dween two and tbrse years, had
alietys fount her kin I-hearted, and care-taking Dr.
j.,hu.d me, who. nto. Mrs. Reece had mentioned as
having attended Mra II .tic rch, sad.. having told her ts
throw the body been this sing as thlt of a promature
child. denied my kno el.idge of either Re ice or Hancock.
P.C. H 3wee repeated his evidence as to the arrest of the
pris soar, after her alt nipt to recipe, anl teat she tvk
htm into the garden and pointed out where the body was
buried in quicklime and chive eil. tows. perfectly naked.
The officer went otti describe the diecovery of the other
*even ti dim in the garden, aa already reported. In reply
I. Mr. T tynion. the wit bd. said be had known Comma
Ilene. for 15 years as foreman to a firm of timber met,
chaota. He had dware borne a good character. Mr. A.
P. Cater, surg.n, repeated the medical evidence to the
effect that the rhild wits horn all,'. that reopiration had
been • Nil, ast.bli.hed, and that death resulted from
bernoerhure. The in mistreat.e distal...l the ca. against
Charles. li.ca Mr. Teynton said ha could have proved
his good eh tract sr, and, he believed his perfect innocence.
&falai le Rowe, who sail she was at guilty, wit Coln.
witted to ths Assisi for the murder, and ball was refused.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

AN ELOPEMENT PENETRATED.

On Saturday morning • some of groat excitsuisrd
was witosesed at Ntrw-stsset siatioo, Hitutin4ham,
when • runaway daugb•ar was ctptured by hoe mother
jutt as atm and • young married ISI&D. wita whom in
nad designed to 'kopek. Aatorica, bad got into Lb* ha%
for Liverpool. Toe pais of runaways had cattfelly
Nan their loess"... psi in the guard's van, and then
the man treat to get the makes+. While he was te
engaged an admit lady was observed rondo, Moog
toe tuoibridge, and getting on the dopester* platform,
NS., • hurried surto of the persons on it.. fiatching
Algot of the object of hot **arch, stis rushed as the
girl, .buoLing, Oh, you wihed nutty I" laid hold of
net. She reproached bet with falling foul of but lather'.
cathbos, and threathwal to girl fur into custody if
she old not go boon. Ton only reply sh• got from bar
outtalk.' dau•bies was, "Fiddlesticks." but whim.
polimunan was Niche/ the UAW coassated to go boas
wluz bet moiler .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

"To the Mayor (R. N. Nowsni.
The following is the reply I receive from the Town
Clerk

••••••-- •
" Wmrescieth Charities.
Kunicip4 o,e, Weymouth, June 18th. 1.
••sb..—/ sin desired by the Mayor to acknowledge
reosipt of your letter of this day, sod to inform you that.
committee of Council is at present engaged in inrectigat•
ins the pertionters of WI &segos of the town, and on Mr&
report being made all necereary lotion win to taken
thereon.
"Your obedient wreak
"(Signed), PILLT HOMPIUL"
" Kr. G. Mudge, 4, Qmen'e-row, Okapedry."
The beiog no answer to my letter, I wrote the
following :
" 4. Quemee-row, °Web:T. Weymouth. June Mk 1883."
Sir.—" I have received a nets from the Town Cork,
Informing ms that aosmlttse of the Council Is investi-
gating the charities. That is no answer to my letter
as to carrying out the resolutions pared at the last
meeting over which you presided, and the second resole-
tion woo altered t suit roll. . .

"I at ng. uk fora &net sourer whether you latond
to choose the 12 rat•poyorta t 3 work with the committee of
C3unciL
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" I cannot but look upon this answer but as an evasion
of my question, and if I do not remive • mtiodsctory
reply, my fellow townsmen must decide between no.
" Your obedient servant,
_

__.._.,
" 01:0aua llopaa "
'' To the llayoe (R. N. Howard, Lq )

I have received no reply to this. Having coneulted
my many friends, it la cloololed to bold a public meeting
early ao p.osime. Ink& will appear In your advertise-
ment 'whims, when the date and place are definitely
fixed.

GIORGI MUMS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

WILFUL MURDER BY A MOTHER.

At Luton, on Thursday. Yr. Francis Blake, deputy.
o h ild ea inquiry on the body of K tie Jane Lew-
rends, aged thnie years. the Illegitimate chili of a young
woman named liargerst Ltwreoc., who it now ander
romand charged with I'm wilful murder of the deceased.
Hay Ilurphy. the wife of • carpenter, the landlady of
the bouts, where the amused and the de:availed child
daidnd, deposed that the had frequently spoken to the
mother about the cruel m nn..r in which oh. woo lreotini
tie deesseed child. It bet boob 1-ft without food for
dale, while the mother was drinking in ns•ghboaring
publichouses. When the witness remonstrated with her
she merely replied, " Ths father d *mod I me, and
don't care whet hecoasse of it Dl. T.mse Fenton
statdi that he we. c .ll.d to see the dace ni child on
Thursday week last. He found it v • week and
'mediated. and Polly Inelnsibl.„ While h ram there the
mother came in under the Into-nos of dria'r .He had the
doused removed to the infirmary and properly attended.
but it was too for gone sad died on TO•14/1/ MCCAW 1.4,
H. hal no doubt death bld malted fro stervetior.
The jury Mauled a vodka of *4O mord aga si alto
si ales no 4 rtt. fowl' examlu.l tor
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

A-- PAUPER GENERAL

At the meeting of to. Dom Board of Guardians ibis
week. Mitior-Oenond of the Belgian Amu, in motpt of
• penal.. in accordance with his rank, but who, through
intemperate habit*, bat mimed himself to the goeition of
a pedlar aod pauper, applied for and was granted hi. dis-
charge. Having reord•ed his pension, be offered to /47
for his maintenenou It is said that when Ms allowance
Is exhausted he sells laces and stich article. in to. streets.
A POISONED PIE.
A married woman, Pauly ward& has been remanded
at Wenlock on a ch.ree ot attempting to poison Melia
Howell.. It seine 'item& ha. some furniture Woos.
log to Hosiels, taut • taw days ago to. mad. • rhubarb
Wt. which ob. prwated to him with protestations of
friendship. By 9011/13 means his auspicious were &roamed,
and the MA was handed to the police. On examination
by the county rmlyst twos found to comas • quantity
of rat poison.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

BLANDIPOZD.

Gutserr's Clitcrs visited our town on M ,nday, an I
b th afternoon and evening performancvs wv re Is gely
potrooldied.
SoclaTr.—A public meeting of this
son ety was held in the Town Hall on Taoscley
evening last, under the presidency of Mr. J. G. E.
Lawrence, when an address was delivered by Mr.
Gribble, of the D.C.T.A.,, and vocal music rendered
by the Temperance Choir. Previous I, this meeting
the Band of Hope met, and were suitably addressed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

THE WEYMOUTH CHARITIES.

To the Editor.

81c,—Owing to the interim interest which egiats linos
the meeting held at the Guildhall, I am continually
asked how the matter stands, and why the Mayor does
not call another meeting to choose the 12 ratepayers
to work with the oommittee of the Council, chosen on
the motion of Mr. Councillor Wallis. I, of c
°moot say; I can ooly tall what I have dons—that
hare communicated with the Charity Commlasiouers,
and received a reply that it will be seen to in due
coarse. But being pressed by many friends to call
another public meeting, I determined to writs to the
Mayor to to the course he intended to pursue.
The following is the correspondence

" ()hominy. Weymouth, lons 18th. 1883.
" Sir,—l shoula like to be informed if it is your 'Monti=
to carry out the resolutions peened at the public meeting.
held it the GoUdhall, rotative loth. charities of the tom.
inprolitily the woad resolution, via , to chows 11 rate-
mien to work in commotion with the 13 of the Council
alrmady chosen.
"I can mum you there is a great amount of feeling In
the town regarding the abuse which has beim proved in
relation to the.. obariti.. and I sin urged to call an opea
air meeting to protast agal.sat the no. *baying out of the
reeol.itious by you.
" You may well lataginel do not wish to do anything
that may he construed as • threat, but I think • certain
amount of thus km elapsed whereby this can to seen to.
'lf I do sot receive • reply from you in • few days I
shall conclude you nines to do to, and I shall call a public
meeting of my fellow townsmen to mews their opinion
thereon, and I shall rend my correspondence with you, so
that they may see I have done nothing but what is fair
and manly and just and right in the canoe of the poor.
"I am sic, your obedient servant,
"Gronaz Mums."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-26

THE SUNDERLAND DISASTER.

A young man named Waltrip It .binaiin, son of an
innkeeper. ide I in Sunderland on Thursday. He
was indefatigable in hi. exertions at Victoria Hall oti
Saturday night In rescuing the living and carrying the
dead bodies out of the building. On returning home
he felt unwell, and gradually sank into a paralytic
state. Fie was • pr uninent member of a voluuteer
rile brigade. an I al•O a teacher of swimming. The
Bishop of Durham, in forwarding a ertbscription to the
relief fund, says :
"Dear W. Mayor.—lleve Vie goodness to pat me down
for twenty gamma t 'wards yor meinorial fund I wish
that the many claims on me throoghout the diocese
would allow me to name • larger sum. I trust that the
ctiamity may, through this mono 1,61, result in 1,1134
juititutiqb of public liectuinegs. It will be some comfort
Ii know that tneir nervous! .or-ow has beim the once
paid for • permanent tel t the I.ern end neighbour.
Ito xl.—l am, dear M. May ir, yours ye'? r.th'ti
"J. B fungus "
This morning the ill.vor received the followng hitter
from Sir Henry Ponsonby :
" B %boors% June 90th, 1:7B.
" 5,..—1 haw* to thank roit tor y .or rye
Queen wishes t send a large wreato to he placed on the
grave of the chi iron. I m wooly know how this is to he
done, as Vie, will, I imagine, be buried in different places.
.y I, however, leave this in y .ne b sods t do what you
think best. The wr.ato will be mat you.—l have the
honour to be your bumble servant.
'• Hagar F PONSONIIT."
The wreath arrived during the afterno ox It i 4
magnificent one, made of white immortalise. and is
about nine feet in circumference. Attar:llmi t6it in a
mourning card bearing the following inscription :—" A
mark of deep sympathy from Q seen Vic:Fordo. ' Suffer
little children to oima not, me, for of such is the
Kimdom of Heaven.'" Before being taken to the
cemetery to be placed in the grave the May ir purposes
to hare the wreath diaplayeil in some consistent:otos
window where the public wi I have an iipp wtunity of
Wane it. Tim Mayor id Sun lerband has received this
afternoon the ((Miming telegr•ns from Sir Henry
Ponsonby :—" The Empress of Germany has expressed
to the Queen her deep sympathy with the poor
families of the sufferers by the calamity."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

Ilittraar.—The "W" Battery lit Brigade Royal Board have given your representations their careful
Artillery arrived In the town on Monday at noon consideration. ut se tumble ti accept them as
from Hilo*., on their way to Okehampton. The offering • setiefeotory .a ,:intation of your proceed-
Battery Is tusdeir the 00..geri ofplajor Luckham. The lugs in the OAS., as by your ow., admissi ,a, you
strength of the Battery is-128 rnon, 68 horses, and six did not attend on the poor women until tea dare 1
guns. Moat of the men were billeted in the town, and after the order had been delivered at your house.
ahe guns were Stationed in the Barrack square. You must be bald responsible for • .y failure on the
Vacasscr. —Two girls, named Annie Tondinson part of your servants to bring in the notice orders
and Elisabeth Fiona, belonging to Portland, were left about your bower, and the Board direct me to
brought up before Captain Manned at the Shirithell on mulled you that it is your duty, as medical
Monday charged, with sleeping in an otr.house in dial and punctually to attend to all lawful orders
Fordington field, on 'Maur lay.—These were the girls requiring your murices within the district, for which
who were the subject of eomplamt In the uiatter of you have beau appointed. The Board at the same
the transfer r,f the Sun Inn, Barton, on rturday.— time direct me to draw your MA-Talon to their lett r
Remanded till Tuesday. of the Bth January, 1875, with reference to a similar
complaint which bed been preferred against Your
aud to warn you that in the ego .t of any fort'er
charge being established ',fairest Yoe. the Bel"
would feel called upon to take errioUs notice of •
failure of dot, UM your part.-1 SO sir, your
obedient Sllrrnot, (). N. I)faroa."—No rliscusebni
ensued upon the reading of rho lettere

order given bin hy enyene. St fa es he keen the
prison. r'• eh% ote to etiels-tdry. He bed tent tort
any tient, •• ere, .. •11 .aW edgt.
The It ...b at t ed n site-levier, the vatel being
.1. ere Me. tut e ^nts I bid) to erns fl en I V.l mile
sorry .I...net le el: ma otteuNl; be w.. 441 have to
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Kingston Park v. Q pin's Own Regiment. —This
match wu PI. I at Kootstnn Pars on litturilay, but,
owins to the showery stets of the a eathsr. it could
not be completed. The 'lli itary compiled the flue
total of 234. the featurs of toe plata,e bannt a flue
display of batting by Colonel W itson. The followiag
I. the score :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

MR.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

COUNTY PETTY B,BBIONB.
SATOIDAY.
Bofors E. Pearce, E.g. lie the shish), 0. Wsn7.
Esq., sod R. Fettter.t..ntaangh, Esq.

TRANS/LI Or Llolsllo.

The following transfers were granted by the Bench :
—Brewery Tap, Maiden Newton, front Afre. Cog to
William ; the Breakwater Hotel, Portland,
from Thom.' Sanwa to Thomas Samom, Jon.; the
Ship Inn, Opwey, from Charles Chipp to 'Frederick
John Rolland; an off.lic•nee at Wyks Roe% from
William Drayton to George FAward Fisher; the Star
Inn, Portland, from John Cook to James Corbett;
the White Horse lon, Maiden Newton. from Kra
Peckham tn °natters Bread ; Railway IL-freehment
Rooms, Maiden Newton, ditto; Sun Ins, Portland,
from Charles E. Hancock to William Stone; Portland
Arms Howl, from Robert Hodder to Charles E.
Hancock.
In the matter of the bun lan, Barton, for which
application wag made for a transfer from William
Moody to John William Legg, Mr. Supt. Gots bad a
complaint to i make. Oa Seturday night Legg allowed
two young men to sleep in the house with two girls
of bad character. One of the young men belonged to
the immediate neighbourhood. :in I the wirer to
Stratton. The girls were from Pool and. All of them
wi re about 17 ye are old. —Mr. S. IS woes (for Eldridge,
Pope, and .!o.) said Mr. Legg was here, ant w.,uld
wore the B-itch he till uot kit w who the parties
w.-re. —Legit wan odled, and gave evirienor to that
effect, but the Botch Mused to grant the traosfer.—
temporary horn e to sell was then grunted in Mr.
Barnes' nine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

POOLS.

Calmat— k match wee played here on Saturday
between the Poole and ligarleford Clubs, resulting 10
• Act ory f.,r the home elite. The worse were—
Mandefori, first innings 64, second Mi Poole, first 25,
second 77.
THII AtritianOrs TO ST. Maar'. CIOICII. —The
ceremony of Dying the foundation stone of the new
spire for St Mary's Churzb, botanist, on Saturday,
was shorn of a great deal of its intended east by the
unpropitione weather. A prooession was formal at
the Town Hall. which paraded up the High-street t
the church. It was tonetitutei as follows :—The
Naval Reserve, commanded by Chief Officer Farrell;
the Volunteers, under the command of Captain Stone,
I Lieutenants Smythe and Wheatley being also present;
the police, headed by Mr. Snot Hunt; the Mayor ig
his robes, the Corporation, the Vicar and onsideot
clergy, and the chief inhabitants of the parish.
Fortunately, the rain held up during the march, as it
did while the ceremony WAN being performed. The
stone wee laid by lady %%shorn". who used • bard.
some silver trowel, supplied by Mr. Handord,
High-street. The service was ohoral, the prayers being
intoned by the Rev. Mr. Dogmas, vies; of Park.
stone. There were no ',watches. 4 grand garden
Party which the Vicar, the Rev. J. L. William.,
intended to give in the evening, was rendered out of
the (motion by the weather.
The %van Aoamer A Ddsmou, Orrice& —A
SITISK CZNOORT. —lt may be remembered that some
time ago a charge was preferred before two magistrates
readout Dr. Turner, one if the medical officers f the
Union. alleging grave neglect on hie part in refusing to
vi.it a women named Corbin, who subsequently died.
The matter WM discussed in the newspapers at the
time, and Pr. Turner attended • meeting of the 4oard
and wished to weak. statement, which be odd would
satisfactorily refute the allegation that had been
brought against him. The Board, however, •• the
matter had not officially come under their notice.
declined to beer him. On Thurs lay, at • meeting of
the Board, Mr. W, U. Dudish, presiding, the follow,
lug correapoodenoe was read level Government
Board. Whitehall, sth June, 1683. Sir, —I ans octal
by the Local Government Buerd to asksowledge the
receipt of your letter of the 17th ult.. tremsmitting
the statemeet made by Dr. Turner, the moodiest offlosr
for the first district of the Poole Union, in ezplonation
, hie neglect to visit • woman named Corbin. lam
: now directed to transmit, for the information of the
Suardia,a, the accompanying copy of • letter which
the Board bays till. day addressed to Dr. Turner on
the subject.-1 am, air; your obedient servant, CN.
DAIMON, Aesistant-Secretery.." The following is •
copy of the letter forward' It,' Dr, Turner :—"
The Local Government Board bare received prom the
B mud of Guardians of the Pole Union the atetinte.nt
made by you in explanation of the circu matinees under
whit* you neglected to oom ply with the requirements of
an order siren by Mr. Young, the relieving othosr, direct-
ing you, as medical offioer of the district, to visit
wad sawed on a pees woman sawed Cabin, The
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

fdarktti.

LONDON CORN (OPENING).

MONDAY.

Mulish wheat, 81 to Is. lower on the week. Flow
Osta so.l mem, week. Berley end pees (met.
Arrival. E..gLaab +/bear., 3,508; beady, 138 ;
4700 qrs. ; t 1 mar, 14,382 ...cit. ; Foreigo wbeet.124,341;
barley, 2.411 ; oak, 57,178 qrs. ; 8 ,ar, 8 Warms tad
8.991 socks.

LONDON 00BN ( CLOSING ).
bicamiT.

English wheat quiet and without change foreign
dull; Rusaian and Indian, 6d. to 11. lower an the
week. Flour dud. Uste and maim rather drooping.
Barley, beans, mud pea. quiet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

EXTRAORDINARY •CONDUCT OF A CLERGYMAN
AT CONBTITUTIONMILL

The ood people who live 14 t and in the neighbour'
hood of Conaticutionhill have bad their sueceptibili•
ties greatly wounded, end their notions of ordinary
decency greatly !mocked by an extraordinary memo
which occurred in chi Church of St. S triunes during
the service on Sunday evening 144.
It would appear that Mr. and Mrs. James Clapoott
took their infant daughter to be christened. The
duties of the evening were being performed by the
Ker. Arthur Krauas, the vicar, who ha. enclesiasticel
notions of • rather high order. Toe choir were
grouped round the parson—ree beg Pardon, a wean
prie.t—and the chricening oerecnohy, which ass
choral (a somewhat steatite ianovatien, by the way),
heel proceeded to the p.int where the gel& her and
godmother are called upon to make the required
promises.
Mr. and Mrs. Buries, wan, we understand, are
highly reseectel in the parish—io fact, their eon
singe in Mr. Krause' c'ioir—aepped forward in answer
to in, surnadme.
Now Mrs. Bane, has, unfortunately, had some
.iisputas with a neighbour, who, from the fact of her
being &communicant, is regarded with °venial favour
by the views%
When Mr. and Mrs. Bathes "came to the front,"
Lb. Rev. Mr. Krauss, without rhyme or realm,
Lively and aneolutely declined to sou pc Mrs. wns.
as the vdmother, and refused to proceed wah the
service. Mr.. B:rnee was naturally incensed at this
gross and impertiomd insult, and, with the remark
to the vicar that if she wet not good (mouth to act
as a godmother her son was equally disqualified to be
• chorister, attempted to take off her boy'. surplioe
the vicar interfered, and took off the gown himself,
and tether, mother, and eon thee left the church
extremely indignant, as well they might be.
The christening am then prooriedwi with, the child
baptised with only one godmother. Tide is
clearly against the canons of the Church ry equally
is the Rev. Mr. Krauss' WOO exams that Mrs. Barnes
was not a communicant.

The akar la freely talked about in the plea, and
the aoinanente arc forcible and Woos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

DORONSSTES.

'AMOS Jews' 8001171. —On Sunday sermons were
he All Saint Church on behalf of this society,
Erhibid• morning by the Rev W. .1. Adarns.
and he the evening by the Rev. H. F. Jones, M. A.,
rector. This ( Nfonday) afternoon a westing was hell
in the Town Hall, when Mr. Robert Williams presided,
supported by the Rev. Cason Smith. Rev. E. Ludlow,
and the Hey. T. W. Knipe. Met enoouraging
addremae were given. There was • fair aitendaece.
DICISKaim DISOIMILLY. —At the Borough Petty
Sessions, on. 111.nday, before the Mayor (IL Darden,
Esq.), and Alderman It. Davis, Ellen D•Vil, on bail,
who did not appear, we. summonsd for being drunk
end disorderly, at Fordinctoa, on Saturday night.
Adler-Sergeant Carter said on Saturday night ownb
as duty in March-street, and saw defendant leaning
against Kiss Halpin's house. She wart very drunk,
and had several people around her. He ordered her
home, and she refused, with an oath. Witness then
looked hew sp. She wee admitted to ball yesterday.—
A warrant was ordered to be issued for berspprehertdan.
Defendant afterwards put in an appearance, and warn
isai ss. and costa.

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PIALBING Pasassysnos.—A presentation by the
pariehiotiers of liunibrerly and Kingston Rumen took
pisee as Friday. inns 15th. to Misr IL A. E. Syntse,
Gs her Loving the WWI. omnPritint :—A very chaste
Qinen Anne tea service, consisting of teapot, sugar
basin and cream jog, engraved as follows Pre-
essated by the inhabitants of Loocbredy sad Kingetoe
Ressell, to Miss M. A. K Brom, se • token of their
esteem sod gratitnris for her eervines in the Church
sad Pariah, Jape 15th. 1883." Th. &niers were
supplied by F. isoob, uchaster. A
weeentation took place on Warisesday previous, to the
Rev. T. Z. Langford 3•lnsbory, oo his lasvias Prompt.
omelet's' of • very handsome sod voluble otarbil
dock tlag on • pug, with • par of reel bronze,
orwwiw.sad warble Gan ialabre for eight lights. Oit •
PIM* was engraved the followlog inseriptlos prw.
sesta with a pair of osodelabras, to the Rev. T. R.
Lanford Elainsry, by the parishioners of Irranaptou,
June, 1883." These articles were oupplial by P.
Jacek ilvemaitb, Darobseler.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-19

IVEltVot'S
./.1 A god lentin haring flied in tail ott‘ remedy.
ba• .I.....vered a *voile meas. of ovil.eure. He 0111 ban" to
forward the inril...lara 1.. any huff. r aDreceipt of a elansped
and directed etif Addlef at J. T. ISSWW.L, Le.. Brook Villa,
lianimer.n.ii h. W.