The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-16 00:00:00

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As a party of visitor" were being driven past Belei. I
dare Oa Toads', Ma hielie became fright :nod at the
Brunswick Band, which WY playing, and, shying, cap-
sized the OtattO/114C4. The occupants were thrown
out, and the driver pitelted under the break ; but,
itzanir*t..irs7. ati of them e•cated without Injury.
A iset.untio lot of idintourripbo f al kind, and
IA to be Peen in tire window fM. Wneeler.'
Vandyck studio in St. Meryatreet 111. adndtta Ito
be one of the boot exhibitions to be [-an, either in or
out of Loudon, ant whil-t th,re are o b wage :
Mr. WI/eider engage., our c •untry friends need nut
tun to " lowa' to have tint, ph dograpla taken.
'Lug Cumicoe Irozb.—We are inforin • owing to
the volumusous ma. of evi fence in the ocaon "John-
stone v. Wahl' and Mudg wLi.ta has to be collated
for the statement of defence, too defendant's counsel
deem• it necessary to make further application for
time to deliver tire latter. Tee public need not be
wader any apprehendun, re this ii ia.rely an applica-
tion of a (whist nature.
Yeeess. COeViii. boat Empress, which We. this
week to have run from Weywnutb on "ammo tripe,
broke down at Bournemouth ou Saturday, and the
Queen had to go to her aitrustance and tow her lobo
Weymouth, which elle did on Monday glo/OlOg, bar-
ing experienced a rattier rough voyage. It ni sal
looms accident happeuel to MO machinery of the
Etopnese, and that it ha been I mod necemory to send
It away, whicu will o ,n..quently prevent this
favourite boat from running ft • few days.
A raw to thy tiercuies, on board which the
passengers were &hutted 1. slant ,bout an hour, wa•
willed by a large tarty on Misidsy afternoon. A
thorough inveetigstion of the ship we m&le, and much
interest was taken by ali in the working of the gun..
of which there are 14 the voritue department" and
cabins, and lb* general ace 'nun 'dation for the men.
The Brunisidr Bend wee in board the Loot, and
played a "eland roof musk tooth going ant returning.
ligenoes were minouncet by bills to be preached it
St. Juno's Cuurch on mu:Way lost by the iiish.,p ..1
Labor', in ad of the Churco Alialooary S Aucty, but
on Saturday night a telegr.du we. receir I iroor tie
Bishop, ftailllg that Or ,tao unable to Ova.) to Way-
mouth. Ills tett d, tLr i,ev. Calou SteptietOloO.
plraloChal IL Iris lag;0 ~igErgati.ao, toe
naincuona during Lino ti.ty oat-AMU:I ti Lii ',h. 2
being LI de. (Li. lea than the sum subscribed bat
year. An addiera by toe Blob rti the 1A1...rin4 alight
on the Labor. ataloa Let alio to be p alp ,co.d,

UN We. Mad.), the chil.ireu etwudiag to. Di, arid
Sunday Schools ic wawa:Aim waul Trioity Cdurch
bad their annual treat. They met at the Schoolro
and having lamed into procemiuct, marched, cerrylog
• number el lime and heeded by • drum-en band,
to a lieLd called •• Carter'. Field," whore tea wee w-
inks's of and various ap..rte Indulged to. At ••••n
o'clock they returned to the schoolroom, where it.
mem Monism:l. Toe youogeters numbered a ...it
LOOP, the Mtn, on who were too small to walk
being conveyed in tofu waggons loot by Meows.
Deveelsh and C and Mr. Grove., the new vicar raked
one of them with the smell members of his lock.

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the Landon druggists who supply it.. h, oital with
drugs, whtcb, wmoraing to lest yawg'o .spurt, omit
CIZI 2i. 7.1. in laid, Lave just Crews; aid them IMM
donation of 12 2., to its lustittitens.
On Friday evening WWI experimsets with Holmes'
We eavieg apperatue took place groin the Victoria boat
In the bay. The eigual• Whloh wire attached to tb.
buoys were throws sow the ma, sad the Goatee' with
the Wenn' isslus...natel caused tbern to tire end
exhibit the be.l& Toe experiments were very
aucceseliii, and ware witamsed by wetly.
Aoollies2.—A rather carious anci 1 et 11 ispened
recently to a Weymouth man name I William now, .11,
He wee envoy d on a vessel in the bhames, who his
foot slipped, and he would have gone coretboar I b id
he not fortunately caught the able ol the boat and
hung on until pullet safely in again. The jerking his
arm received was very ..,ere, and canoed him con-
siderable pain, but he, believing it was •imply. a sprain,
took lam notice of it than was aim. After •
lace* of about 10 days the weasel put in at SVeyinouth,
and the man, who we. still .uffering from hit arm,
wee ma to the hospital. There it was found
ard
that the injury was not merely • strain, hut that the
boots wee dislocated, With some difficulty, owing to
the Mom the bone h.ci been out of place, It Was set,
but unfortunately, however, when it wa. being &easel,
be moved it, and it /main slipped out of the re het.
It was tneast, and the unfortunate M sll IA goiu.: on
favourably, and will be shortly stischa-sed.
SHlP'S:W.—Arrivals : Great Weatesn (a), Illanipied.
Cherbourg, general : Gael (s). Insd,ioelt. Clrels nag.
IM7; Aquila (*). Painter, Jermy. .vneral ;
ti on , Falk, Jeney, general; CH1...(.),
FlFlub.,,JO army, general ; Victoria (a), Gisela,
Dartmouth, passenger. ; Victoria (a), Comm,
Torquay, pmeragers ; Empress (a), Blaring, Swanage,
nil; (jeer° (.), Ayits, Swasage. nil; Bournemonth (4,
Purse, II iurnemouth, paesogere ; Etnproe (e), King,
Hertlepool, e041.-eSallinge : Brighton (a), Palle,
Jitney, genera ' • Cygnus, Oh Filcher.Filcher.Jersey, general;
Aquila (t), Painter. Jitney, general ; Great Western
(a), Blampied, Cherbourg, genera ; Gael (e), ilwidsdr,
Oherbtsurr, general ; Victoria (.), Oceans, Dartmouth,
passenger.; Victoria (e), 0 oSIMP. Torrey, psetengers ;
Queen (a), Aylee, Swanage, oil; It iurnetuouth (.),
Parran, Bournemouth, psi...amen ; Ceres, Petherick,
Seeking, belle•t ; Greenwich, Hall, Hart! .poil,
ballast • Jame. Slmpioo, Dunn, Hartlep..ol, ballad ;
WilliatO Dyer, Whitty, Hartlepool, ballatt.
OLMVELLOw• FUSessL —The m 'rt.' remain. of
Bro. Cherie. Green, a meml• r .1 the r nited Brother.'
Lalge, were interred at the cemetery on Wednes lay
afternoon, and were followed ti Vtis grave by tnemhere
representing the three lodges in Weymouth. The
deceased, who resided in Penny-street, and woe only
meionsly ill about two days, was, we believe, an engine
driver, and .oces of his comrade, acted as bearer. on
the mournful occasion. The Oddfeilloers met at the
Working Men'. Club, and marched I. the deceased'e
house, where they joined the precession. The corpse
man conveyed in • hearse. and after two mourning
coaches the Of (fellow'. followed. The service was
according to Os, church of England, and at the c in-
chaion of it inn. George Cleric read the usual 014.
fellow's funeral li.ctiire, the Oil 'fellow. throwing in to
the coffin spray. .1 thyme. The deceased, who had
only been • member of the linked Brothers' Lodge
about two y. are was 41 year. of age, awl leaved a
widow and one or two children
Sate or WORK.—A sole .1 work in aid of the funds
for furni.hing it. Marv'. Mims the object of which
is to form a centre for Christian activity amonget the
young women of the town, an Ito pr iride hosed and
lodgings for such Se are melting rest and change at the
seaside, am held on Wed...lay in • tent erected In
the garden adjoining the rectory. There were two ,
stalls—one consisting of fancy goof, of all rt.-merit.
Bow was presi.lal over by Mrs. Scott (the rector's
win w), Ma -Eli .t. lire. Dodge, Mrs..T. Yinoent. jun.,
Mrs. R.. R. Talbot. and Mrs. fl. Thant, and the other,
on which were dieplayed • number of tom and a
splendid lot .1 ware direct from the Royal Potteries,
at Worcester. ems looked af.er by Mrs. Z. Milledge.
There was • refreshment stall under the care of the
Mimes Milledite and Hallett, and here some very
fine Knipe.
_g_irrew by Mr. Fridge, 0 mars sent as a
present '1 mbi...uriu.'Ori,.°°ll°.crtLryer:;...ll4 were
tent, the refre.husente, and the flags. At the entrance
were two excellently painted moeozrams, the work of
Mr. Vincent, jun,. one being 4.11.11. (St. Mary's
Home), and the other Y.W.C.A. (Young Women's
Christian Association.) Awning had been thrown
over the entrance, and plants were strewed on either
side of the passage, whilst • number of Chinese
Lanterns hung from the centre. The attendanc i was
term and a good business was done. The ilrunswick
bawd ',Lepel during the &newsreel.
AN AqUATIO ENTEZTAISMEST.-4 large cmc cures
of 'spectators gathered on the l'ier on Thursday
evening to witnees an aquatic performance by Dr.
S. A. Jeanine*, swimming matter at Harrow School.
The greeted intermit was manifested in the proceed-
ings and there were over thirty boats of all kinds and
elms in the bay watching the remarkable exhibition.
The" Doctor,' who le an exceedingly wellimade man,
apparently from Id to 40 years of age, was rowed
round in • host to the side of the Pler facing Preston,
and aftar lending on the staging at the Pier end hand.
keg round his heavy hoots swing the epeetat,ru for
examination he put them on and esteemed to the te,al.
Having chosen the p.aition In which he intended to
give
oit. his entertainment, be took a " header" from the
Rising to the top again he floated and then
began to unrobe himself, taking off first • long over-
coat, then • waistcoat, and his boots which were
laced, afterwards his tronosre, which were braced as
well as trickled, and then his shirt, the collier and
wristbands of which were buttoned. Having divested
himself of him clothes, teith the exception of his bath.
lag emit, he proceeded to perform carious feats to the
delight of all who were eitnessing his marvellous
natation and tele i repeatedly applauded him. lie
geneses/al statueeque "poses "in motionlem fi 'Ming,
such as eleeplog . o the aortae.% folding his legs soil
meting his head on I,lt arm. After resting
in • chair which he It Wed In the water he performed
the test ert,,,,t, I. •taie.s 4. 1...1e.r the only one ,elsn
has done it—of deeming In the water. lie attired
himself in the wet clothes he bad taken off, and
exhibited that ere and grace In buttoning his embus*
garment. that only a•' useless'r of the water " cold
show. After this he again took if his clott els, and
this time with greater dexterity than before, and after
remaining in the water nearly an hour, he swam
tinder tlie l'ier, and when In about the centre of the
harbour be returned to the boat, rowing to the boat-
house, where he changed his wet garment.. The sea
was rather rough at the time, there being a good
breeze, and the pert valance was pronoun *I as an
exhibition of marvellous swimming.