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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

MATIRWOILILS.

Mr. ETERS referred to the plan of the proposed water.
works, which had been before the It ,ard, and at many
thought they naiitht purchase the sail works within
twelve months ur its co apl-Its. he cni bored th
Boyd ought t •ppoint 113100 comp stint pAruis to inspect
the c attract on of the sold work., t that goo.:
material was used, and the works carried out well in !kg
of the It unt'• parched., of the mm,.
Mr. STEWART ad ko tiara little further explanation, so
an idea was prevalent amoog the ratepayers that the pro-
posed comp toy cull levy onto, whole of the ratepayers.
The CLIME add they could only levy rate eon thus) who
took the water. The company would depAt • draft of
the order with the B card of Trade on the tlnl inst., and
then on the arrival of the order a special in noting of the
B mrd would be held to c outrider the smart, and insert
alterations as they may suggest themselves blfore the
provisional o 'der teou:d t,eokcoatuel.
Mr. ETERS thought CU Board would be bound to
purchase within the year.
The CLERK repled iu the negative; if the Board did not
wish it. they need not purchase.
Mr. P. A. BAILEES card it the Board did not purchase
within the year. the Company could put on a fancy price
and charge what they the ight proper for water ; and he
read an extract from the puhlished advertisement rI sting
to the same, and suegrste i that other words outlet t , be
, insert ad in the p oragraph on levying rates only on throws
t arsons who need the water.
Mr. PARK was strongly opposed to the Board purchasing
the proposed works. They had far better to leave rn-
structed works of their own. With rogard to the sur
geat ion to appoint some person to au Perris' the construction
of the works, it was abittrd. as they had nothing whatever
to do with the company's undertaking. At to a compulsory
rate on the whole ...treble value of the district, they had
their clerk's word it would not be, and so he argued they
hod no power to appoint an inspector.
Mr. P. A. BAREas sugg••••d they should appoint a coin'
mutes of the Board to insoect the progress of the works.
at 1-sot in the public sty, ets ; but it being stated the real
time for Owes engg.tions and hint, would be at the spool al
meeting, this prWirninary canter to he forthcoming race
was brought to an ahroot c rnclusuott.
Mr. Coats' tender for supplying bay corn, and strew fir
next quarter wee accepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

1,4 e ismics COXMII7BI2.

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The Surveyor rep)rted he had visited the whole of the
slaughter-houses in the town, and found them perfectly
clean. He had also suspected the drainage 11) The
ChoughPyard, and the owners were about to improve the
same. He reported havtng attended to drainage from
Eton•vWse, and now everything vs. satisfactory there.
HIGHWLT COXXITTEZ.

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The Surveyor, on behalf of this committee , reported
nearly the whole of the dints orders! by the B wrd had
been used on the roads in the district; Pope had supplied
400 yard. and Foot 200 yards. He also repotted an MIA-
c 4.03 from the Carnet Coffee House for leave to tote up
preeent paving in White Coif, Mill street, opposite
entrenci to stable and yard. and substitute crossing
br.clis. Toe OWDef would and labour, and as the paving
was very bed there, sod the Board must di something at
the place, he thought it would be advantageous to the
Board.
Mr. Anton enquired if thst would not be • precedent
for others to make similar applications wherever there
were yards used for horses.
, Mr. ETERS admitted I. woold, but he bad inspected it,
and as the Bierd was bound to do something there, coin-
. mon sense dictated him to approve and support the
spoliation.
Mr. J. I. Ilsiusgs reminded the Baud they refused •
similar application last month. relating to Ilan:num I.
yard, end he did not see one parson being tsvourel more
then another.
After some further pros ant COM over the tuatt ir the
application was granted, but no grating to be 'awed on
the footpath.

MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT.

Dr. DANIZLL reportsil the health of the tOWII to be fairly
good, noting the prevaltmcd of a elight epidemic of
whooping cmgb. &mutat children. which he
attributed to the ',Ariel changes in the wottler. and the
present unseasonable mildnes..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.

A very stoking Cos. 6,f outrage upon • little girl was
repottral to the Southwark police authoritive early
Thursday morning. lt *reuse tint on the previous nigtt,
at about eight p. to, the child in question, Annie F 'rd
knot, aged five year,. residing with tux parents at 4, Dow-
eott-street, New Kent-r ad, was otimsd front the
of the house, ant could not be found. Her patents gave
the triformation at ell tee neivhttsuriog palice-st sttons.
At one a.m. a publican in the Widwurth-road head the
testis cries of • child outside cis preini.es, and on colt's
hi 600 what was the matter, found a little girl Iv ing on the
doorstep in an exhausted condition, and with blo iii mart.
about her. He took her indoors, where Ms wife examin d
her, in found that she had been cut alma the body
as with s knife. In answer to (Neal ins put to her. X
was elicited that a man had 00tos up to her outside Ger
house and took her by the haul saying he was her uncle
Jack, and got bar to so for a walk with hint. Alter
wanuoring about for • long while, she was taken up a
dark turnme, whsn he threw her dowa, and aft sr try cis
Li lawsuit her commenced hacking bor. batty about with •
knife. Eventually he lilt her, and then she managed to
crawl to the dootstep where site was f .und. A msd cal
man was tit once smt for, ant her no lads wars irs.oed.
Tao police, at It clum -road. Walworth, were made
acquainted with the occurrunc t, anti it was then found
she answered to the descupioo of the missing girl. finst
was seen by D. Evans, the divisional surgeon, who found
the cuts were very severe, though not enough to endanger
life, and coosequently she was removed home where she
now is. Toe child states that she never saw the won
before.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

THE ALLOTMENT AOT.

To tAc EdiCor.

i.:.:7dri.„.r.f„lmr,„itnhE.l.ourart:2.:l::'lle6o6.i. 11.1. ; for aporea-
Bir,—l feel enre the poor of the c .tp.ty are thankful
to you for your efforts to lay before them the providons
of the Allotment Act.
The er sis total Inc one of all charities of the county
I. 4:13,586 14.. 101. Of this amount there Is applied
oin.22.B:hteless,
Alkl%;•lltobusevesritheoirt
ficieg, itc.. £l9l 78.—m 'king a t t 4 for them pur-
poses of Lit 887 8.. 81. There are several dimities
marked ns " Lest." Should any h .nest rerson fiod
them, and bring th-m to the writer of these lvtters he
shall he awarded with a good c .o.cience. But, t
return to the Act, section 10 provides for any case
of neglect of trustees to publish notice, and is worded
thus :—" If the trustees of any such lands shall om.t,
neglect, or refuse to give such public notice or to
proceed for such setting apart of land sale required by
this Act, or otherwise to comply with the provisions
of this Act, any of the *aid cottegera or labourer., no
being less than four, who would be entitled to rent any
allotment cut of the said lends under the provisions of
this Act, if the same have been dilly observed, shall be
entitled, after due notice to such trustees, requiring
them to tamely the omiedon, neglect, or refuel
specified in the notice, ti apply to the Charity Com-
missioners, and the said Ooinmissi ,ners shall inquire
Into atm complaint, and if satisfied that such omission,
neglect, or refusal exist, an I require to be remedied,
may issue their order for remedying in manner speci-
fied therein, such omisdon, neglect, or refusal, and
such order may be enforced in like manner as an order
made by the Commissioners under the Charitable Trust
Act."
This point is set forth In the schedule to this Ad In
the following words
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

LATEST,

THE BELT LIBEL CASE.

The Belt libel cam, which, to the scandal of English
jurisprudence, hu been allowed to occupy a jury for
forty.na days, was ,ds Fri.ley further adjourned until
after Chridause Day, Mr. Baron lioddleston pro.
posing to spend two more sittiop on his summing
up

SUICIDE IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.
On the arrival of a trvin at Havant on Fri lay alter.
noon it Wak, lumul that a gentian:mu, uukuowit, 114
blown hie brains out to a aectind-claas carra,,e. Ile
ha I • ticket Loin London.baltie dation for Porte.
mouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

CASE'S " THRZZ SPIRES "
TOWEL.

The " Three Spires- Towel has just been intro-
duced as • Ladies Fri,tion Beth Towel. Retailed by
Drapers everywhere.
°ASH'S R)IIGH B &TS TOW CL
These Towels have quite a unique appearance, and
each one bears our Natue on the Fringe. Retail of all
Drapers.
ijoCIETIFS' RULES and CHEQUE-BOOKS
Printed at the Repress and Teterrest Oakes
Dorchester.
BLISINES-S—CAIDS of every description
Printed at thsollosot Use rasirdll*, Dorchester

Q PEC I A LLY MADE TO KEEP PERFECT
KJ TIME.

STAND ROUGH WEAR and

LAST A LIFETIME.

yORKSHIRE RELISH.
The most delicione sauce In the World.
Enriches Hot Joints, ttws,Chope,Eisit.
SOLD BY With Soup it is charming.
GHOOKR4. Blsnds a ,tnirahly with all Gravies.
OILMKN,Ac.,Makv. Clii Mest a Luxury.
Evvrywohore, M.kes inn plainest Visnis palatable.
In dd., la., The daintleot di.rhee more delicious.
and So. A great condition to Cheese.
BOTTLES. Every dish is improved by its addition.
Epicures pronounce it the Beet Sauce.
Beware of Colourable Imitations.
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
SOLD EVERYWHERE in 6d., lc, and 2a. Bottles.
Sole Propliston—GOODALL, BACEZTOUSE
é CO., LiSDIA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

SWANAGH.
THE BLUE RIBBON ABUT AND THE
PUBLICANS.
To tkc

you allow we spsce in your orslualdo tower
for the f ,l'o emu I I wish to ask your readers—all who
will take the hr rho t think abut it—is it fair for some,
and I may tr uthf ully say peal, all. of the speakers belong.
ing to this ill,. Ribbon Aunty to musk. such an outcry
shout, to get UP sad abuse, the poor publicus at the rate
they dot I here always have been publicus., and, depend
upon it, there al wets will be until the end at the chatty.
ifhy don't they talk • hills bit about are es, Where many
• lOC aye, and many a poor Irtorealiee &billings sad
pounds go for drink I Oh, no; they go there for food, of
COWS*. Don't you thinkititere are • great msny sneaks go
I ere that would he afraid tor their paetom and neighbour.
to sea them ant ir • publichouge t I kuow they do for
cortoin. When next the friend, of the Blue Ribbon Army
make a speech, let tom drew from the barrel of temper•
ance a few miller remarks than bringing Up about the
poor dead. Exposure, cold and dr.nk, combined, may have
hummed their dealt.; but, if drink killed at al times,
some of the thus Bibb 312 Army's in rot restomted members
woull have been Jowl lon/ ago. Li temperance it, •
matter of pruiciple. Ifs moo, woman, or club' elate, to
be en ab,t sines, it them be so by •li UMW ; I. for one.
should not 5.7 n .y. But they should remember there is
many a poor folios wiL• • bit of dry bread and • penny in
his p cket, and with that penny he c luld buy a glase of
ale to raga that lot ellen, and ;nee oa to work refresh.).
wheroas ha would Lave to wait • week to got 61. to pry for
halfm.pound of meat. Twin is an old saying, but a true

"It money life rou'ul buy.
Tbe rich mielit !ire Aknd ibe plot' mem die."

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Now if some of t we 'l-to-do niembars would think,
w%en they are dowu t their well-sate id Wiles,
what • tempt it ion • dr ,p of the " crathur." as Pat sip, le,
they Irak draw it milder on the lasi foot mate ones, and
we shall no: h. at- any MO[3 &boot rotten eggs, and such
Ilk., being Virown a: ham on such occadoni.
MODUATION Mow TUE CIIIININIT COVIER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

sUPPusI,D MURDER.

03 Touraday wulinc Mt•ing•nott waa received that
the body .af a woman unknown had been found an the
'rat r at Brmrnl-y. near L mdon, under mysterious car.
cumatanc:s. It apiears teat on Wednesday morning •
lighternami sisine4ll24ke., g yirw through the Cut
watt has barge, saw a !lye muff, a fur-lined Dolman, a
bag of toys, an a mall doll yiu out ts the bent. it. at
once called the ataentioa of the lock:keeper ta the fact,
sod on eihmioing tee lank the latt3/ solaced sig.. of • :
strugg:e having taken place just sa the spot ethers the :
t tinge were lying. The dm. •ere procure!, and t .
Lao ly of • I.a:spew:ably-drew: at woman, •itbout • cloak,
woe damoverea.4 the holy evidently having been but • Very
11114 It tame in to, water. is the 03 :Its ts of the dress
several paws tickets were but n: Chang tbat coshl
give aMua La boa Dame or ressicianc f. S stsseq•seat y a lad
named Limning mums I toe corn es a.fliaur that on
fuealsy highs he was on tbe tawia.s.p.t's with souse °flew
boys then he notm ad • man .01 1•0111. n mending on that
pokat 40. trek wig.... %be at.ings wale found tkicta is
not •th ,rmahfare). Toe t...r appssre tto be quarraliang.
When the blye had passel on some yards they looked
round and thetl saw the men running away, but they
roald se nothing whamver of the wausats. They fanciad,
however, that they saw soubth:ng In the water, although
they dbi not thank saythinr was wrong.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

PRIZE NIGHT OF MR. THIRELTON'S SCHOOL.

ONICHERELL.

FORESTERS' MEDICAL OFFICE% At the It
quarterly meeting of Cour!. Alexamlrs."
Dr. S•mps.n resigned hie p eitiou se we ,icsl offir, te
the C .urt, cud Dr. C. C.lmer was unaunnowly
elected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

CoUNTY CABINET WORKS,

,!, LIOUN I ILL, DOOM AL Ranleit.

HANNAH AND 00.,
I:I'IIOLSTERERS az GENERAL HOUSE

FURNISHERS.

16 LARGE 8110 W-ROOMS
4,:ke.1 with tsery leacrlptlon of
FURNITURE
Suitable fur the
PAU+ONAUC, FA/0111005i, & COTTAGE.

BLINDS,
)1 e ..ery I)e.cription and Nlaterial.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.

A great Variety of Novehie,' for Present Seasons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

P00L...

finoorien Mann Sh ening Match will be held
on Boxing DAy, Toak Lhieniber 26th, in • field
adj.duing the New Inn, L mgfi•et,Poole. Mr. Harris,
the pe.prietor, will pravide plenty of goxi bird*. No
entrant* Lou. Mtn,. wards there will be • friendly
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

SZOLD WZY.

C nectur.—On Tuesday last • concli wee giv,n in
the Tem cranes Hall, wh,ti an ex ellent pi...gramme
wae ably rendered linter the lamb- rehio of the Rev. D.
B. R. Ilanhain. The Hell wee crammed with OA
cod enthusia•tic aortic •C, who appear...l to
gre ttly appreciate the off .rti m tad by 'he v tri ul
artietes for their e.iificati atou...meist. Where
so mlny Ad well it would perh be invidiote ti
mention any names ; but it ie only lair t,o •ay th it
Mt.Sp,ne Afi•• Anai• tiyta• ••••1•• Ole. lAL..+c•vois
sling in capital style and were vpciferously rho: ,red.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

THE SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A
MEDICAL MAN.

Os Thureday evening. after • ex ad Inquiry of seven
hours duration, a coroner's jury at Waken. 14 relented •
verdict of wilful murder agamet Mr. Somata! James
Noakes, me tic4l gentleman practiumf at !tattoo, n
iela, who, it is alleged, weed the deeih eti a single
young WOrnao, eallta4 it•rigarat Seo t, un.ler en.•-
o,dinary etrettineutoc s. Ae,o.-dlog t the evid-nee, the
deceased for t is put two years had been maoegeram
tea shop iu Weat.tleld, in 'hien pantion she gave • stir.
eitttsfectiou. S tow t with • elisht Wary • ah•dt t toe
ago, and wan attended by a Wakefield toed ell atUttelllsill
until Mood.Y, tie lb met., when she left. for • week.
stating that she ws• gang to 1 kitty fur • disuse.
Whether she ever tartlet there is a wetter of doubt, tot
she went to Leeds sod was taken to the house of Miss
Hides, Vernon-attest, by Dr. Nooks'. wh -d
her there for a week. On Mn ay, the lito lost, the
doctor tsok her in • cab to too Great Notthern itaitway
Stsuon. Leeds, apparently in • state of cubsigum. Dr.
N. atm gave her SOWS I randy, which he poured into het
mouth. She attired at Wakefield helpless, but e immous,
and medical assiitauce was sent for. She died next
morning. Ti.. medie,l evtdence went to show that her
death had been compassed by unlawful means.

FACE POWDERS—A WARNING.
It is ne.smity to rent" • warning cry again't a root
on schtegmg statement whim hall...con Ir been circulstgd,
and haa elready doac bum, to tha effect'atomic in
tin .11 dose' is god I.r th cimplegion." It is n
• Alt ti imaging It,. risiu w tni,n wilt incur to pregervg
or improve thOr " Wore iuguotou•
degi,e for ricomui,ndtng • drug car, be bit upon "hen
that which the gut h ors of this must baleful prctiuticou
of "antigun to- Ike c unpin:too" here adopt S i
to re.ll me tact that Our wan, P.l's 14,t ch.misla t.trd
smitarlans bare been 'shouting to dt,c mar means to
übmonatond t rfIell•I 1,1 • f otu the co.outiug mutter • f
wo1:-p .pcil •11.1 certain thaa coo. 14f0/1 Used for certain
lut:C eZ of clothing, It is nt .8; unbartinate thgt this
http.l tioly an tug tidy' tc raCO.latiewl•lieo Of Afto:llC t •
improve the c 'mob:um 'Loa I hors found it, way
into print. Toots woo employ the drug am aivised—end
there are many either sinewy Ul ng It or cnitemplat
the rib.h fit si at their peril. So tar as thry are
able, however, it will be the dity ttl menical men to w.on
the public against th s pirniciuus prectcie, which is ouly
too likely ti be carried on isecrttiy. it is not watiout
reason thet we up tic thus pointedly, and urge pra
to be on the qui slot in anomalous or ObsCUrd caaes.
Lama.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-23

111.1111 REGIS.
BLUE RIBBON ARMY.
To the idaor.

Bf,—The Army at Bere is still marching along. As
another result of the movement, a very comfortable
Temperance Hotel or Blue itib4on (sateen has been
opened for the convenience of Mende or passers-by,
with plenty of room fr taking in horses ant traps and
curia ;er. It is the beet possible thing for Bare, and
may Got prosper the object.

LOOK-OUT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

PETTY SESSIONS.

THURSDAY.

Before the Mayor (H. Aldridge. Es.i.), G. Curti,
C. J. Store. A. 11•1" Ur . H. Farmer, G. Gutch, ml
F. atyriss, Fops.
Thomas Sweetapp,e WI, summoned for being drunk
and diaoiderly on the prernis a of Joseph Gallop, and
!rating the a .mnlainant and his wife.
Tbe defendant is he son-indaw of Gallop. and last
night, ace 'piing to his statement, he came in drunk,
began aggravating them, and g my. both him end his
wife (ilefendant'a mother) • am ck each in the face.
He got him down on the fl or. and Charle• Wheeler
cams in and kept him down while he fetched the
police
Defendant croo-examired the compla'nant with the
endesvour to show that he rail him down behind his
back. and that it had In en " brewing " for a long time.
Albeit Ballet saw the sr rucgle n lb. door, and the
defendant then hail Gallop by the throat. It took
Place about halfipast 10. Defendant was the worse
for drink.
Charles Wheeler deposed to taking hid ths defend-
=ail "laying him on the floor like a man ought to,"
he bad Ida until the meltable came.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

WOOL.
ADDFELLOWS. AND FORESTERB' FETE.

The romibers a the " Loyal Birolon Abbey" and
the member., of the Juvenile ll aneh hat a Fete at
Wool n Wednesday last y :neon .tlon Dan). The
Pretty village bad be-n nic•ly del-mate,' in hotonr f
the ooessi,m ; lags and b toting were to b. moten on all
hands, and no I,s. than four arches had been ete,ted
in different puts of the pla-e. The first arch. vrbien
was erected rime to the Black Rear Inn bore the
following :—"Welc me. Bind. n Abbey Loire.'
"%Goer to the tkldfsilows and Foresters," " Cowl
Rave the flosen," and as the reeerse side
" Gad Save the Queen," and " Friendship
and Troth." A second arch had hem n ersc's
higher op lb. village, but bore tau ins, ription.
Opposite the schools another arch tore the Inberiptioe
" We come, brothers all," and a f urth arch
"WfICOMP, Rimini. Abbey Lod.re. oo ths ne aide,
and " Love and Troth" on the 0' her.
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Cheap tickets beim, issued by the South-Weatera
Railway Company, a considerable number 'Amami
tie 14*.
At ten n'olock the members met in a held adjoining
the Mack Bear Inn. and formed a proceesion, headed
by three mounted Foresters and the W ed Bran. Band,
the members earrying the beautiful regalia and
banD.ri, the p,.le diatrict. They at once proceeded
to the church. where Divine Den ice (choral) was held,
and a auitable memos preached. After the service
the procession re-formed, and pare led the village and
outlying districts, and then returns" t . the Black
Hear Inn, where a public dinner had been ix added by
Host May. Captain J. W. T. Fyler presided, anal
Mr. Luca. occupied the vice-chair. The other gentlemen
prelont included Major Hampden, Hee. A. Hartley,
.1. H. Bernie. Earl. (Flimul•r•mitil). lir. Longman
(Bellholehl, Mr Honeywell (Burhitun). Mr. Ley Cox
(Imlworth). Mr. Randall (Wool Bridg.). Mr.Tootuas,
Mr. Hall. I. Mr. Plummer, Mr. Holcombe, etc., etc.
Alter the cloth bad bow moored,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

THE SALVATION ARMY.

Mr. W. Booth (' G i") writes :—We have pur-
chased for £17,764 the lea« of the Eagle Tavern, in
the City Road, L .nd di, including the Grecian Theatre,
dancing pavilion awl grounds. dancing saloon, and
a.minhly rooms, capable of seating in all ten thousand
p oak. Standinr adroist a dens, working class
population, and wit, • oharecter far and wide such se
make. it unneosarosty t tlevcribe the scenes nightly to
be witnessed there, the bulling will give an opt o•-
tunity far superi•.r to aoy we have hitherto had of
gathering tens of thole ,n•ls el the wor.t of the people
together, and wet,u.t. that a grost many of those who
have fomerly been seen !here seeking worldly pleasure
will eoon be found ii toe ',me spot rejoicing in tbe
Lord and leading otio.ie to Him. We here only three
weeka in which to complete payment, Be we
must have help a: 0,10). The Archbishop of
Canterbury wai almost the first to assist
us in the matter. II 's clia,ilsin writes us :—" His
()race he. no bedtatioa in aprovine the acquisition
by you of premises present us, for so different a
purpose, and, alth nigh hi. co .t-ibution can only be a
nominal one, I am autboti.ed to say that you can put
down the Archbishop'*nami as • subscriber of £l, for
which I enclose • cheque." I,i • subsequent letter the
chaplain 'aye :—" I am directed by the Archbishop of
Canterbury to express to you the satisfaction with
which Melia hurl, by your telegram, that you have
secured th• premises for which you have been La
negotiation, and his hope that, by God's blessing, the
work carried oa there may be effectual for the good of
many." The Bishop of bon lon, the Right lion. Earl
Cairns, the ex-Lord Mayor, and others of influence
have also expressed their warm sympathy. Surely
this WAMPUM mast commend 1t.41 tu all lovers of
morality; and Uwe who are h• artily with us must
still more rejoice at the pr. s, .!t of seeing such
multitudes gathered together to hear about Salvation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

Dorset Midsummer Sessions.

The Quarter fleesious of the Pesos for this county
were optima on Tuesday at the Grand Jury Chasuble,
whoa there were present :
Mr. Joss 7147111, M.P., Deputy•Chal rose.
_

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Berl of Eldon Capt. J. R. P. Goodden
Maio? • General Homing, Capt. t '. S. Glyn
C.B. Capt. T. B. Hanham
Ms. J. K. Bridge °apt A. W. Clark. Kennedy
Mi. H. S. Bower Major•Gensral Lane
Mr. N. Bond Mr. J. M. P. Montagu
Mr. G. H. Bond Kr. H. B. Middleton
Mr. J. Batten Mr. K. Peens
Mr. G. Burt Mr. C. E. Parks
Mr. W. W. Collo: lAsut.-Col. 5.0. F. Steward
Mr. A. Clayton Ur. C. J. I I. Owen.dwalfield
Capt. J. W. T. Filer Rev. C. J. Glyn
Mr. 0. C. Ferrer Dr. W. J. Smith
Mr. OW. Flays' Mr. G. Warn
Mr. L. Forbes Mr. PS. H. Webber
Mr. H. C. tlooddin
The DIPlifT•011•11lial was sorry to inform the
Court that Lord Portman's health was not aufficiently
re-established 10 enabie him to take the chair.
Mr. H. 11. litinnertm moved That a recom-
mendation to increase Henry Noyes' pension to two.
thirds of his niary and emoluments, being_ the rate
of pension awarded to other olliceors of the Prisoo, be
!rewarded to the Secretary of State.' Mr. Middleton
said if they adopted the motion they would only treat
None exactly as they treated all the other officers
exempt, NIL Good, who stood on a different basis.
The motion was carried.

'SPINS'S OP PIISONUS.
The GUM off ma Puce read a report with regard
ID the exposer of primmer,
Yideutanow Session& 117th. Jane, 18FM.
"fikaos the last sessions I have been in coin suncstion
with the Horoooflias in referenos to the . secure of the
sessersows, £O.. of protons alter committee), and I hare
nods as wooded Chilli for this county sod boroush
Si es follows ; —County polio., to the 314 of
Ift 1:380 16a. ; burouslis of Wevoio.ith sod
so the 30th of lientember. 1883. £4l Be.
Be. Ifed. The above sum as born psid and
eiwortioesd as follows : To the polka account,
(310 IS.. Mid. ; and to the county rate account,
hi.9l.
Mr. ttaslam mkt, ta Ma district the returns had
already bean furnished, aad it was hard that those
who reported correctly eltoald be required to do it
WAR.

1111•11C1.

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Th. Karl of ELDON read the finance report, which
teesetniended a rata of fd. in the S.
ffis Loareats said the rate wee a little increased,
sad vas likely to be still increased, SI the expenses
ot the highway do sot dhoinish.

BUDGIE, MULDOON AID 10.11D15.
Coloool &MAW reed the report.
The Camel gave edits of a motion that the Court
Moot exceeding BM for the repair of Burton
M amid la the report.
The £l,OOO for Weymouth Bridge wag ready, sod
would be paid over by the Treasurer, to the order of
the Bridge sod Building Committee.
Bsosived and adopted.

KAM ROWS.
Tbm report included, rid the Dircrvr-Cattiutax, a
repownweadatlou that a road near Beemiester be
meter:l, sad It would be neueseery for the Clerk of the
Peace to take certain steps to procure that. £4,672 is
to be paid over for keeping up the main roads.
Adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

saziusozura

Fern Sammie, Thuraday.—Bef ore Capt. Goodden, I
Cant. Biddle, Capt. Carr Glyn, and A. Clayton. Seq.
—James Crocker was fined la. and 104. costs for
Was summoned for selling drink at Lei during pro-
s horse to stray at Holwell.—Joesph Morey
Florence said he wat at Leigh Club on the 7th of
hailbiateidnihours on the 7th of June. Superintendent
June, and the defendant, who is a publican living at
Yetmineter, had an •-ocasional license to sell intoxicat-
ion liquors In • tent until 10 o'clock. At quarter-past
10 be found a number of people in the tent, where Mr.
sod Mrs. Morey were, being supplied with drink.
He told the defendant that he was breaking the law,
and be said he would atop. Witness left; but on viait-
ing the teat at eight minutes to eleven he found them
still drawing. He BIM Mrs. Morey supply • man
named Lockyer with liquor and take the money. He
asked her if she were going to continue to draw all
night, and told her he should take out a summons, as
It was no use to caution her. The waitress said the
Bauer wel given to Lockyer, but Mrs. Morey
dmitted that it was paid for. Mr. S. Watte, of
Yeovil, who defended, said his diem had been
an
Innkeeper for lt years, and be had never been before
• Bench of magistrates ;serious to this day. After
dept. Florence told the defendant to stop drawing the
taps were pulled out of the reeks, and every prepnrii.
Ilion was made to return to Yetminater, but just before
steeling the man Lockyer, a cheapjack. asked him to
give him A glass of beer. which Mrs. Morey supplied,
ehiwgiug 6d. for it. He thought the came so trivia* that
It ought to be dismissed. Defendant wee called, and
slated that be did nut know that the liquor was
supplied, and Mrs Morey stated that Lockrsr begged
her to let him have • drop for his supper. There was
some liquor lett in the can, and she filled his cup.
The Bench tined the defendant £2 10s., and 1. costs.
Miles, of of Holston, was summoned for hav-
ing uojusc weigts. Supt. Floranoe proved the offence.
• Defendant's son said there was no fraudulent intuit,
James Crocker, who had dealt with the defendant an
batter, stated that he had always received fall weight,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

SECOND COURT.

TROUDAT.
Mere H. B. Middleton, Seq., and General Heardag, C. B

AIMAULTINCI THE POLICE-
Benjamin &Addeo (os bail), pleaded not guilty to an
indactrisan charging Men •lin having assaulted Police
Sergeant Absalom Wale.. be having the said Benjamin
Bowden in his custody at Cents Castle, on the Bth of
Mr. Budge prosecuted.
P.& Absalom Walm stated he was police /sergeant at
Cone Cage. Oa the Bas April he went to the Cestie Inn.
when he found prisoner very riotous. and orantaag tonight
with make other men. TIN landlord ordered haus to leave
the house. be refused to leave, and be with the alltietance
of the lan *lord eot him out of the house. Al terwards
planner struck htm,he tmen told ham he should arrest ham
ler awault. Prisoner then threw witness down and hack.,
tram in the leg. He out the assunfenoe of • man named
&ockley to help Mut take pneoner to the ksex-up. On
the way prawn./ wee rescued, but he afterwards cap-
tured min. Witame had to go to the doctor from the
effects rra the blow.
John Miller, landlord of the Ceetle Inn, CA•fe Cmfds.
and Edward St oatey gee coroboretive •vadence.
Tan 'or, found prisoner etulty, and be wee sontesteed to
I three calendar wombs' Imprifonment with herd labour,
anal at tam c oupletion of traat term to be bound Over iu
his ow.. recognisance U kW. and one surety of £lO. to
keep the peace for sax months, and if he dad not end a
surety at ths ant of Me imprisonment, he would have an
acid& °hal month's imprisonmeat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

GRAND BOSS SHOW AT BATH.

The renowned Sydney-gardens received on Wediehl•
Rose daddy, for which • mass of pried, was
day a new attraction in the show of the National
offered, including wine half.doseu silver imps, an
•pge., and • couple of silver medals. The corn'
petitions were laid out in two of the large tents usually
ended meths flower chews, and although a heavy prios
was, properly, placed on Rath-olvaire (ths admission at
ono o'clock b.&,1 halted:own), yet at midday the
' throng of chairs almost blocked the LOGAI. Our
readers will have the best idea of dis magnitude of the
show wasn we state has. there were four succeedul
raltilticars, showing each 72 (I) distinct trued, died
anele contributing nearly 330 blooms. Misc., Pad,
of Übesitunt, cams lit here' Amen. Cranstoa,of Here-
ford, 2nd • Kr. Corns Srd ; and Yr. Parker, of
Bristol, 4a. For 48 distlect trusses Kerr.. Paul
was awarded first, Meson. Curtis, danloid, and Co.,
of Torquay, second, and Mr. Cranston, third. The
anoreestul competitors alone in these two classes sent
432 blooms, and, stall farther to evidence the wealth
,he exhibition we may aid one tray alone con.
Woad no fewer than 30 show fl mars of that delicate
roes lid Primes); cams in which a dozen example'
were grouped being too numerous to particularise.
In tea roses and noisettes Mr. George Prince, of
Oxford, WY very suCCONitli, Liking first pried for
24 and 12, his bed flower being alba roes, • waxen
white, very perfect cud lovely. Hs also showed •
Iliac bloom of Devonieusia, but not so fine a specimen
as that in the lot of Messrs. Peal, who hers had to
be content with weed. Amongst the best grown
specimens were Mullis. Gabrell Sublet, • very delicate
pink, Duchess of Bedford, Marquis de Caddlaine,
Louts Von Motto, A. G. and Rondonia
Gird. Masters. Paul came second to Mr. Priiics in
the smal,er clad of tees (12), but took first for 12 new
roses, hdeserg. and Cu, coming second , and these
bstween thorn divided the LAMS prises for 12 hybrid
p.rtastuale, Messrs. Paul taking first and second, and
Messrs. Curtis third. In the amateurs' rant there was
• great dup'sy of bouquets for the hand, each bouquet
containing eight or a dozen roses, and the bouquets
totalling up beyond 60.
The weather in the first part of the day might have
deceived those who had no aneroid or no Win in it,
and so have thinned the excursion trains, but it was
bAlilant in the afternoon, and the attended, was
abundantly satisfactory,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

GRATIFYING TEBTIMONIAL TO A MEMBER OF

THE PREBB.

The following is a copy of the letter which hat been
forwarded by laic Msyor to Mr. Dann, with a sum-
mary of his r‘ ply :
" Bar ”usi nod County of tas Town of Poole.
" llestistrate.' Clerk's Mare, gird June, DOM
Dear Sir,—l have much plemure In to-warding you a
e py of U.. sea ,lution wh ch was carried unanimously at •
meeting of tue madatrates fur this to an and county and
b°4110%, me 4, add that, in my opinion, our local
journalism item in you a singularly gifted and impartial
correopondent.
" With my best wishes for your future welfare, believe
me, yours vary truly,

"REGINALD ALDRIDGE, Msyor.
" Mr. J. W. Dana."
"Borough ot Poole and Gaunty of the To .n of Pools.
At Ms Petty Sissiona in and for be aforisaid borough
and c 'may, b -Id at the Guildhall Goo 220 d diy of June,
load. Reginald Aldridge Esq.. Mayor, in toe chair. it was
oropo.ed by Mr. Georii. Corms, J P., seconded by Mr.
William Norton Western. J.P., supports I by Mr. P.
1.. Budge (is reprenenting the advocate attsodiug the mid
ittri), mod csi rigid unmionoualy o —*That the Mayor be
r.q.seated to convey to Ar. J. W. Dian the regret of the
Bench at the ..... co ofs is connecto m with be borough
and county ai the repot tor for the local pipers—an Aloe
whoch fr nevrly J years hr hal so ably ll,d, and the
duties of whgh Rs Mil so tenhfully discharged, especially
as regard the mittens apportiining to this C surf. and to
expreas their beet wishes for his tutors welfare and sue.
mos.'

" KrouseLo ALnamos, Mayor.
" A A.. Au.rs, Acting Clerk."
On tho receipt of this most pie sing and valuable
test= .nisl,Mr. Dann wrote to the M.yor, expressing
his thanks t his Worship and to the other Justiors Ly
whom the above resolution was passed, conveying as
it did a testimony of approbation as unespecteti as he
fe.red it was ill deserved. He added that his deep
seam, of gratitude was enhanced by the fact that dur-
in; hi. experience he had never kuowo a previous
instance of a reporter for the Press receiving such a
signal mark of approbation from the Bench.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

WAIIIIII/LX.

THERS has been no case before the borough or county
benches during the past week.
Trig He.. H. P. Stokes hay left Wareham for
Canada. where he will probably remain some months.
ON Monday a match took place at the Bridport
range between ten men of the Wa-sham corp. and
ten of the Bridport c wpai, which resulted in a victory
for the home team by 69 point..
WAR111314)1 AND PURBECK UNION.—At a meeting of
the Board of Guardians held on Tnasday the following
members were present :—Mr. H. J. Garland (in the
chair), Messrs. H Bamford, C. Years.ley, H. T.
Bennett, C. C. Strckland, T. Stevens, H. W. Burt,
G. A. Boddie, and T. E. Dowden. The minute. .4
the last meeting were read and o.nfirrned. The
usual relief business was tr..neacted,. The Clerk read
a letter from Mr. W. W. Stainthorpe giving n dice
of his intention to redo his ost a. medic..l officer ,d
health in one month. It was resolve I that such
resignation be aevoyted, and the clerk was directed
to have advertia-m-nts inevrted in va ions ita,,er• to
the effect that the pet .4 medical officer of health
to the union was vacant. A letter was read from
Mr. G. C. Delamutte asking that he might be
re-appointed medical officer of health for the stwanage
&stile, an a. term ..f ofti * expired on the 30th inst.
It way res dye I unanimously that Dr. Delamotte he
reappointed tor the year ending June 90th. 1681
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

LltAtitill STEALING AT DOSCIIISTIA.

Hobert Pople pleaded guilty that be being the bailee of
one pair of leather uppers, and abort ten pieces of leather,
the property of Mr. Clement Gideon Ramsey. did frandu•
lently take sad cAor wt. sae Aame to till own use, at lord-
neon.
Mr. Udal, who prosecuted(instronted by Mr. T. Coombe).
astd Mr. Rims sy washad him to say be in no way wisest
to press the case against the prisoner, who bad up to the
time borne a gor.d character. He had worked for ham for
v-are a • • shoemaker, and had a wife and three or
four mall chilairsn. He seemed to have been drinking,
and so far as he knew this wei his first offence Mr.
Rummy was anxious to recommend him to the mercy of
the Court, and to give him a good character for some car
siderable tame. He wished this rec =menden= to be
taken lath consideration.
The Deputy•Cluairman commented severely no the
questionable action on the part of thane who bought the
Leather. Taking into consideration the priether's previous
good character he would be sentenced to two calendar
, months' imprisonment with hard labour.
LARCINT AT WlTMOtalt.

Richard Daggs, 22, labourer, pleaded guilty to stealing
two bruslvs end one galvanisel padlock, value 3.. the
property of William Harrington Manama, at kielcambe
/Weis, about this IP& of May.
Prisoner pleaded guilty to • previous conviction about •
year and a half ago.
Sentenced to six months irnpriumment with Mir
labour and one year's police supervision_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

BRIDPOZT.

THr " Brit:WORT Boaz" AnslN.—Under the bead of
"Sunday Cl.cint Bills," the Good Templar's Warat-
word of July dal ioat., his the full ,wing :—" The boo.
sec. of the Isle of Wight Sunday Chiang Association
writes to say that the Hon. E. Ashley bee informal
him that Kr. Warton, the M.P. for Bridport, bee
blacked the motion for leave to introduce the Bill.
The Bill is drafted, and the usual courtesy of ' leave
to bring in' has be,n denie Ito the hog. member. Bro.
Hsrgreaves ham written to Mr. Warton, informing him
the measure is asked for by 80 per cent, of the house-
holders, and hopes he will consent to withdraw the
block; that his opposition Cannot benefit himself, and
mey be frsu4ht with evil consent:sec:a to many. Kr.
Weston bas likewise blocked the Yorkehire Bill.
Surely the electors of Briiport ere by this time dis-
gusted with the blockhead they have elected to repre-
sent them."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

POOLE.

Twit Porno TRADE between this INT! and St. Melo
has cloki ' and trout what we hear is net likely to be
re.opened.'
THI Q,AT TRUSTEE-9.—A. meeting ttf this body worn
held on 'Tuesday. when it we. rep .rte I the rec •ipte ft.r
the year were £1,046 18n. 91.. and that there was a
balum •in band l 1.337 in.. 11. Out of this it wee
agr.ed to pay t ,wards the debt still remaining on
the steam dredger.
POOLE C., '.—Nfmt mit v.FINGLIC—This match was
i.l.yed tat Sattirdsy I let, en the grolorl near the Wim•
born. -rod, and res.l'e I ii a eictory fer the bachelors
by an innings an IAI runs. The bachslers scored 121 i,
whilst the bene,li ec red only 27 in thtir first,
and 17 in their oecorid.

THE POOLE BAND Or HOPE. numbering SIMS BO
member., were entortained at a treat OD WednerdAy
evening in the Tempe more Hal. 'res., cake, orange.,
recitation., and the like ...reed to peas away the
evening, which eeeme I much en" yed. Mr. A. A.
Allen, vuperinten le. t, 'onkel after the proceedings,
and rendered them very anci.t.i..fid.
THE LIGHTING Or INC Tows. —The TOITO Council
have resolved to snake a marked change In the Present
system of lighdng the town. We may not perhapa
hops for the electric light. hut if we oan only get
a imething b.tter than the pers,ot c .ndition iif affairs,
ir will be a matter for thankfuleser.
THE COKING ENCIXPIIISNI. -The Volunteer. of
Hor.et when they none to Parks'one, will meet with a
similarly hearty ulception to that they exie rienced on
their last viait. An it floential oimmittee bee he.n
org ini.ed, tl,ti town will be( anyaseed for subecriptions,
and the Mayor promissi it entertain the offices to
luncheon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

CATTISTOOK.
FATAL BATHING ACCIDENT.

A young German named Lieber Hermann Sebastian,
aged 21, footman, in the employ of the Rev. A. D.
Wilkins, bat his Ufe while bathing on Saturday even.
big. He left the house about halt-past five with the
Intention of bathing fa the river, lied waa not mired
till about seven. Mr. J. Ladbury, coachman in the
same family, made • &woo for blot, and found his
clothes by the river aide behind the Rectory. He
immediately undressed and senrched the water. A
ysung gentleman named Maanamara also arrived, and
awns:so in the search. He dived into • deep hole, and
fancied be toaabed • body, A hook was obtained,
and, shortly before eight o'clock, the he ly of the
unfortunate young man was recovered, and carried to
the Rectory. The ineptest will, be held to-day
(Monday).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

WHAI THE "WORLD" 8A Ye.

There Deem., after all, to be a doubt about the
autumn manceuermi taking lilacs this year. When tbe
situations in 'viand and E:ypt are taken into con-
sideration, it I. pii.sible that ii•ir troop. may have work
enough cit out I r them. Meantime, general racers
and brigeotere aro kit in a plesaing uncertainty as
regards the kit and psi aphernalia requisite for the
manceuvring man and heaid.
On Wednesday lag the Priem. Earl was married
at the itegbarv-office in %fount...treat. The bride was
beautifully attired, though not in bridal white. The
EaTs ilidt ir awl an elderly female were pre.ent as
witnesees. The addl..** tires by the contracting
parties was street in Pimlico. In spite of the new-
isolations chars, ter of the ceremony. it is no doubt as
binding., thott4h it had been performed by the Arch.
bishop of Canterbury, and attended by a member of
the Royal Family.

An immerse commotion ha. been created among the
Iri.b members by the f mnstloo of the Inch Land
Corporation. TM , of curse, under the form of •
limited liability company, is a combination of land-
owners; and it is at eady a. nounced as "landlordism
erganhied." It will, in fact, give a new turn to the
Irish Lead (ligation, and will redore to some extent
the overthrown prwer of the great proprietors. ihe
attention of Parliament is to he drawn to the subject,
and the new company will be stacked by all the
resources of Hinernian rhetoric. Nevertheless, the
Corporation is a great fact. It will be able to defeat
the practice of Boycot,ing ; to evict t. !tante, U
necessary, In whole group.; and to supply their places
with tenants who will combine for their own defence.
It will, for a time, intensify the social war in Ireland;
but, happily t r the ma a of the Irish moans, they
are protects I by the Land Act. A toed rent and a
judicial lease render the tenant independent of the
Land Corporation; and, as a rule, It is only the
thoughtless, Idle, or absiute poverty vtricken classes
(to whom eviction and emigration would be • blessing)
that will feel the effects of Its °pendent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

MIWANAGII.

On Tuesday last the steamship
1%1-graph made an excursion to Weymouth, calling
at Portland. Tile weather was beautifully line, and
the nutiverr of nearly 150 availed themselves of • &opal,
trip, with near:y • day to visit Portland and Way-
.uth. There was • nasty swell on, whieh was •
little unplea•alt for the women and child.
ren; but the most of those who went thoroughly
en) .yed themselves, having abut 11 hours and half
from iwatiage, leaving at 8 a.m. and arriving back at
7.20 p.m. Tale warn the cheapest trip we have had for
the season, being only to. 61. return fare.

TH2 NVeslevans intend holding their Sunday
School Anniver.ary the fir.t week in July. On
:imolai., the 2nil. two sermons will be preached in the
Wesleyan Chapel by the Rev. J. Ju lion, of Wareham,
moral, g and evening. I. the afters. in a children's
servicr will be couducte by the HAY. J. Judson,
when hymn. for the occesions will be aung by the
children. On the Monday following a publi, tea will
be provided in the Congregational Sch,milro in at five
o'clock. After tea a public ice-ting will be h-Id in
the wedgies Chapel, when recitation. and einging
will be given by the children, and address**, by the
1:e... J. Judaz, J. Parsons, Marra Loagmore,
and other friends. . . _

FATAL, ACV:MIXT. —A young lad of thiJ pari•h,
name I Charms Itidout, while at work for the lir.tuk.
sea Island C.impany n the Island Iset week, met with
an Iva ler.t which was the csuse of hisdeath. On Thurs-
day sheri.oon an inquest was held at the Brankeea
Arms, before Hr. Wiedruffe Daniel. coroner for War,-
ham and Isle of Purbeck, on the body of Charlie+
Itidout, who died from the ii.jurise recsived in being
crushed be.ween two waggons on the Island Tramway,
on the previous Monday. The joy met, of whom
Mr. Os iris Marks warn chosen foreman. The evidence
was to the effect that on IMonday afternoon the
deceased was aseisting two men. named James C aline
and John Henry Dunford, labourers, in the employ id
the Branksea Island Compsny, in pushing a track
filled with clay along the rads of the tramway, when
the hone attached torn empty waggon moved n, and
the deceased was jau med between the two trucke.
He cried out to the effect that his stomach was hurt ,•
he wits conveyed bons, where be waa undressed and
pot to bed, b .t no external marks could be even on his
holy. Mr. Henn, Slakinhash, sorgeon, of Poole, was
sent for, sod speedily arrived. He found the deceased
snffering from Injuries no the right .1 1. of the abdomen.
He saw him ag sin the next day, when there were all
the symptoms of collapse, and deceased never
afterward.. The .itrr.on 16. (.1 "pinion that the
cc jet W 4. i,t9i emit to req., de 11,, Icy ru; tur• of
the a.elominal hem rrilage. —The jory
returns I a verdict of " Aocidental Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

CETEWAYO'B VIGIT TO ENGLAND.
id aarrzaran. Sunday.

It Is officially aneounord here from Capetown that
Cetewayo is to proceed to England at once. Mr.
HlNl•fiqUe Shep-t ,ne 11,,ves here nett Saturday for
Capetown t • accompany the ex-Kins. Two chiefs go
with him. It is uGivrrsally believed that this is only •
step towards the restoration of Uetewsyci in Zululand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-04

SUDDEN DEATH OF A PRISONER.

An inquest was held at Farnham Workhouse on
Tuesday, on the body of Turmas Johavon, an old man,
who died in a railway carriage lust Thureclay whilst
being conveyed from Aldershot to Winchtster in
custody. The deceased had been cmmitted to gaol
for three menthe ma rszne and vagabond, and was an
old offender. After h-acing awl !sone, the jury found
a verdict of death from syncope.