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The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-12-04

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With an Elegant Wardrobe of 32 Pieces. =
Consisting of Reception, Evening - and Morning
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are levely beyond' description. several j being "
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each set, with pretty faces and life-like beautil
features; and their wardrobe is so extensive thatc
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different sui s. Every child and every mother
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person that buys them sends imtrediately for znil
a great number cf testimonials having been recei/d
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Saturday, December 40.886.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-12-04

FLORAL TRIBUTE TO THE LORD
CHIEF JUSTICE.

On Monday the sombre aspect of the Court of
the Lord Chief Justice was relieved by an unusual
incident, which excited no little interest and specula-
tion. It was announced in the Law Notices that Lord
Coleridge would preside at the trial of special jury
cases at half-past eleven o'clock, and shortly before
that hour the attendants brought into court some half.
dozen or more magnificent bouquets of flowers, three
of which they placed on the judge's desk, and the
remainder upon the bench. What was to come of
this nobody knew, but, not unnaturally, the
astonished and amused spectators thought it would
probably be the theme of an address, or at least
some observations from the learned Chief of the
Court. There was a rush to the court when the news
bad spread, but when Lord Coleridge took his seat on
the bench he simply removed the central bouquet,
leaving the others on his desk, and proceeded at once
with the business in the da)',i list. Nor did anything
transpire as to the origin of this floral display, though
it was surmised that it was composed of gifts or offer-
ings to his lordship inspired by or having some con-
nection with the recent trial of "Adams v. Lord Cole-
ridge and the Hon. Bernard Coleridge," which occu-
pied Mr. Justice Denman and a special jury for eight
days, and resulted in a verdict, with costs, for the de-
fendants. Some suggested they were birthday pre-
sents, but whatever curiosity was evinced about the
novel incident it remained unexplained.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-12-04

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regulates the bowels, and is the best know remedy for
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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

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POTATO.

Cood supply of potat-o;s--o-ti.-eale. The demand was
raoderate at the annexed rates: Magnum bonurne, 60e
In 809 ; Kant regents, 70e to 90s; Hebrons,7oe to 900 ; an 4
Esgex shaws,ooe to 700 per ton.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

AN IRISH PRIEST KILLED AT THE
ALTAR.

A melancholy accident is reported from Kildare.
The parish priest, the TerPßev. Dr. Kavanagh, who
bad just finished seven o'clock Mass on Tuesday
morning, when a marble figure of a cherub, which
ornamented one of the sides of the apse in which the
altar stands, at a height of about 10 feet, fell on his
head, inflicting a severe wound. He retained suf-
ficient power eind self-command to replace upon
the altar the chalice he had just raised from it, and
then fell back down the altar steps and thus incurred
another wound, for his head struck the edge of one
of the steps, which are marble. He lingered about
two hours and then died, after receiving the rites of
his Church. The melancholy event caused great ex-
citement amongst the worshippers. Dr. Kavanagh
was a man of great reputation, and his talents were
recognised by his being appointed a senator of the
Royal University. it was through the intervention
of the deceased that a settlement was effected be-
tween the Duke of Leinster and his tenantry at a
critical period in the land agitation. He was a
prominent figure in almost every Irish movement of
importance.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

THE TITHE I\''AR IN WALES.

'no tithe agitation continues to spread in various
parts of the principality. At a meetiug of the
farmers and tithe payers in the parish of Llandyssil,
it was resolved to forward a petition to the Rev.
Dr. Harper, principal of Jesus College, Oxford, the
chief tithe owner, praying for abatement of 20 per
cent. on the present tithe charge. The farmers at
LlWynrhydowen have alto asked for a similar re-
duction. The tithe payers of the parish of Llangoll-
man, Pembrokeshire, have appointed a deputation
to wait upon the rector to ask for a reduction of 10
per cent.

PRINCE LIENRY OF BA.ITENI3ERG AND THE

HIGHLAND COSTUME.

The London correspondent of the Dublin Express
yesterday says :—A strange story comes from Bal-
moral, or rather from Aberdeen, which, however, is
much the same. It is that Prince Henry f Bat-
tenberg has, to use a homely term, struck against
tho Highlitud costume, and that he refuses to wear
the kilt on any conditions. At first the Prince,
who is a tall, handsome man, to please the Queen
did insert himself in thega,rb of old Caledonia, but
he has been unable to overcome his repugnance,
and the end of it is he is to have his one way and
drers as a respectable German gentleman should.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

PUBLIC NOTICES


ARTIFICIAL • lEETII,

WITHOUT PAIN.

inn d • I! •APPERSON

nd Instruction for
Young.
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STOURB RIDGE.

Wardrobe of 32 Pieces.
ion, Evening and Mooting
et Costumes, Cloaks, BO'
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ts, Drums, Street jaokel,.„6'
Ttravefling Costumes, Dre'
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ae different colours and lb?,
cription, several 'Ling fr°'
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aces and life-like beautii?,
rdrobe is so extensive tbat!;
nd undress them in the:
child and every mother ail'
?tasies over them. Child
rment out of a set of Frellet,'
:s that cost a guinea. Ever;
sends imrcediately for raor'di
nomals having been receive

,at her little boy and b'h
rl with a set of these Freve;
,ry sorry indeed to thia7,
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ingly pay double the Fie'

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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09


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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

A YOITPG MURDERESS.

The trial has just concluded at Berlin of a little girl
of 12, named Schneider, who was sentenced to eight
years' imprisonment for deliberately and knowingly
causing the death of an infant playmate, aged three
and a half. The details of the trial were most revolt-
ing, and bore out the opinion of an expert in medical
jurisprudence that he had never heard of such an in-
stance of human depravity in any criminal so young.
Coveting the earrings of her playmate, which she
meant to sell for sweetmeats, this little girl Schnei-
der decoyed her victim up several flights of stairs,
secured the trinkets, and then pushed thoir owner
out of an open window. Schneider's answer to the
judge on questions of religion, law, morality, death.
and life showed that she was perfectly conscious of
the nature and consequences of her deliberate crime
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

MANSLAITGITTER BY A ~..i..IIDIGANSIIIRE

FARMER.
After an enquiry extending over six hours the New-
castle Emlym magistrates have committed a farmer
named James 2organ to trial for the manslaughter
of his wife, aged 68. Prisoner had quarrelled with
his wife for gossiping, and was afterwards found
dead in a field with discolourations on the throat.
The doctors thought the woman had died from
sanguinous apoplexy producel probably by violence.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

TWO ARABS GUILLOTINED.

Two Arabs, who had been convicted of murder,
were guillotined at Oran. The execution created a
great sensation among the native population, the act
of decapitation being an outrage of the Mussulman
religion. The natives wilco witnessed, the execution
were in a state of great excitement, and shrieked
with linrror when the sentence was carried intO
effect,
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

DUDLEY.

THE FAILURE IN THE FENDER TRADE.—The state—
ment of affairs in the matter of John Finch and Son
shows—Liabilities, £1,099 15s. Id. ; and assets, .2196
17s. 3d.; deficieney, £902 17s. 10d. The separate
estate of toe senior debtor shows further, liabilities,
£246 103. 6d.: and assets, .246 98 ; deficiency, £2OO
is. 6d. Toe liabilities in the separate estate of John
Henry Finch,are £209 143. 4d. ; and assets, £l3 75.,
being surrender value of life policy ; deficiency,
.2209 143, 41. The debtors state the cause of
failure to be long depression in trade, small profits,
large working expenses, and want of capital.
A BETTING CASH. At the Police Court on
Wednesday, before Messrs. J Garratt, E. 'Wright,
W. S. Gorton, and W. Jewkes, John Garner, land-
lord of the Horse and Jockey, King Street, was
charged with permitting betting on his licensed
premises.—The Bench said there was gross perjury
on the part of one of the witnesses, and in order
that the matter mightbe thoroughly investigated
and other evidence Lobtained the case would be
adjourned.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

ATROCIOUS MOONLIGHTING OUTRA GE

A moonlighting outrage, possessing features of
revolting atrocity and brutality, was perpetrated on
Monday at a place called Glountenanfinane, near King
Williamstown, county Cork. The victims were two
young ladies, named Kate and Bridget Jones,
daughters of a respectable farmer, Daniel Jones, better
known locally as Captain Jones. At half-past seven
on Monday morning a party of moonlighters forced
open the door of Mr. Jones's dwelling and demanded
a gun of the young ladies, who came to the door, ap-
parently attracted by the noise. They spiritedly
refused the demand of the marauders, and were im-
mediately shot without warning. They are both
dangerously wounded—Kate, the elder, was shot above
the right eye, and lies in a dying state; whilst the
younger, Bridget, though less seriously hurt, received
a bullet wound in the arm.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

THREE FRENCH DOLLS.

With an Elegant Wardrobe of 32 Pieces.
Counsting of Reception, Evening aud Morning
Dresses, Bonnets, Sheet Costumes, Cloaks, Huts.
hand Satchels, Suu Music Portfolios,
Overxats, Sailor Suits, Drums, Street Jackets,
-Watering Place Suits, Tiavelling Costumes, Dfcss-
Suit, &c, Thtse dresses amt su:ts in this elegan
wardrobe represent nine ditterenc colours, and they
are lovely beyond description, several, being from
designs by Wort of Paris,

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There is One Little Boy and Two Girl Dolls in
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features; and their wardrobe is so extensive that it
takes hours to dress and undress them in their
different suits. Every child and every mother that
has seen them go in ecstasies over them. Children
will get wore real enjoyment out of a set of Frenen
Dolls that out of articles that cost a guinea. Eve's
person that buys them sends imccediwely for wore/
a great number of rest itounials baying beta received •

A. lady 'writes us that her litt:e boy and
played tor five long hour; with a set ot these li'retiet,
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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

M. DE FREYCINET AND THE FRENCH
PRIESTS.

M. De Freyeinet on Saturday received the Arch-
bishop of Bordeaux, who, in introducing to the
Premier the parish priests of the archdiocese, ex-
pressed the devotion of his clergy to their duties,
both political and religious. The archbishop also tes-
tified to the good relations existing between himself
and the prefectoral authorities. M. De Freycinet
replied that the Government denied the existence of
good relations everywhere, and added that this would
mail- be attained if everybody would keep within his
own inhere.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

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SINGULAR :ACCIDENT IN A SCHOOL

A singular occurrenca is yeporie I from Worki
While a teacher was giving a ltsson in cook-
ery in one of the rooms at the Board school. an
explosion took place in the gas oven, the flame
bursting out and burniag the teacher's face, but
not seriously. The girls fled from the school in a
panic, but the teache: remained and velth great
presence of mind turned off the gas, which, it is
supposed, was accidentally tnrned on by being
caught in the dress of ono of the scholars.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

QUARRELSOME PRISONERS.

At the Manchester County Police Court, a rough
looking Scotchman, named Howie, was charged
yesterday morning with a violent assault on a man
named Hines. Both men were arrested on Sunday
on a charge of drunkenneEs, and were locked up in
the same cell. There they quarrelled and fought
The struggle ended with Howie knocking Hines
down. He then fell upon him, and attacking him
with his teeth, bit off the greater part of his lower
lip. He was sentenced to a month's imprisonment

THE ALTOFTS COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

The exploring parties at Altofts Colliery had t •

al a idon their task during the night, and there is
no expectaiion of being able to recover further
bodies for a day or two. The weather wes against
the explorers.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

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A. FREE EDUCATION DEMONSTRATION.

A demonstration, under the auspices of the Metro-
politan Radical Federation, to demand free ed3cation,
was held on Sunday afternoon in Tiafelgar-square,
and was attended by about JO,OOO persons. Members
of over 20 Radical clubs, of the Social Democratic
Federation, and the Socialist League, marched to the
square with bands and bauners. Three platforms
were erected, at the principal of which Mr. Hart, a
member of the London School Board, presided. The
proceedings were very orderly. The following reso-
lutions were carried unanimously at each platform:
"That this meeting emphatically asserts its conviction
that education should be free, and protests against
the illogical and pernicious method of levying rates
for educational purposes, and then charging people
for the same object." "That this meeting protests
indignantly against the inquisitorial policy of the
present School Board for London, and trusts that no
efforts will be spared to return a fresh Board at the
next election pledged to refrain from the odious
persecution of poor parents who are often absolutely
unable to pay their children's fees."
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

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Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

FOOTBILL.

KIDDERMINSTER AND DISTRICT FOOT.
BALL ASSOCIATION.
The following is the draw for the first round of
the competition for the Kidderminster and District
Challenge Trophy :
Quarry Batik v. Lye.
Brockinoor Harriers v St3urbridge Standard.
wordsley v Halesowen (holdersj.
Omberstey Victoria v. Stourbridgo Olympic.
Wribbenhall Victoria v. Cookley and Wolverley
United.
Droitwich v. Colley Gate White Rose.
Kidderminster Harriers Excelsior v. BelbroughtOu
Rovers.
Kidderminster Harriers v. Wilden,
In each instarce the first club named has choice
of ground, and the matches must be played on or
before October 30th. The second round must be
played on or bcfore December 11th.

STOURBRIDGE V WESTBD,ONWICII.—The football
season commpneed on the Stourbridge Cricket
Ground, Ainblvcote. on Saturday last, when a
match vas pluyed between the Stourbiidge and
Westbro7nwich teams, which ended, after a very
fast and pleasant game, in fas our of the visitors by
one goal to three tries. Tne following are the
teams. Stourbridge :—Back, C. Harris; three-
quarter backs, 'l' Parkes, R Hunston, S. Morgan,
J. Jones; half-backs, A. Wood and J. Garratt
forwards, H. Penley, 0. Walker, E. Wilcox, Talbot'
Homing, G. Wood, and Moore. Westbromwich :
Back, G. Tile ; three-quarter backs, H. Sylve4er,
A. J. Raybotild, R. Fellows, W. Hadderton ; half-
backs, J. Raybould, A. Hampton; for waYds, J.
Grigg, W. Whitehouse, H. Dowdesirell, Brakwall
Taylor, W. Grigg, and Evans.

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confirm the flaccid muscles, and restore to the aiiing
cheerfulness, that great charm of ex stence.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

THOUSANDS of TESTIMONIALS.

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six times the quantity, 11s each—suffinent to (Erect a
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stamps by the Proprietors, THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND
COUNTIES DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln.
(Trade Mark—" Blood Mix ture.")
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

A. TERRIBLE DEATH.

A shocking death is reported from Cardiff Whilst
a man namel Murphy was working a steam winch on
board the steamer Joshua Nicholion he got en-
tangled in the machinery and was crushed to death.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

DUDLEY TOWN COUNCIL,

On Tuesday night a meeting of this Council was
held, the Mayor (Alderman Walker) presiding.—
is Worship said the proposal to hold an exhibition
in the School of Art had been abandoned in favour
of one on a!larger scale, to be undertaken in connect-
ion with the committee of the Mechanics' Institute
and other public 13,dies. It might be a suitable
way for the town to celebrate the jubilee of the
Queen, and it was hoped that a Fine Art, Scientific,
and Industrial Exhibition would be opened in the
ensuing year which would be a credit Ito the town,
and equally as attractive. as ,that iheld one-and-
twenty years ago.—Alderman Thompson said the
site,now suggested and, he thought, approved for
the statute of Lord Dudley was at the top of the
Birmingham Road. It was proposed to remove the
fountains and place the statute on the same site. In
that case the fountains would be removed} some-
where near the railway station.—Mr. Coley called
attention to the desirability of making application
for a provisional order to authorise the construction
of tramways from the juriction of the Blower's Green
Road with Queen's Cr: s 4, akng the Cinder Bank
Road, through the Market Place, Netherton ; thence
along,the Halesowen and Cradley roads, and further
in roads in the parish of Rowley. Mr. Coley had
also a motion on the paper to the effect that the
office of Overseer be abolished, and the duties per-
formed by a committee of the Council. Owing to
the length of the procee .ings. it was agreed to have
a special meeting of the Council next day week to
discuss both matters,
A Eaqz paper says: Miss Emma Arthur, Burlington
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neuralgia with St. Jacobs Oil, and says that it has given
the greatest satisfaction and that promineat medical men
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St, Jacobs Oil is sold by Chemists at 2s. 6d. a bottle
or by post 2s. 9d., from the Charles A. Vogeler Com-
pany, sole Proprietors, 45. Farringdon Road, Londoi..
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

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they think toe people of Scotland, who had returned
two to one in favour of Home Rule, did they think
they were so light minded? Was their record such
in history that they would abate their energies if one
of their leaders was removed? That was not so. In
Scotland, in Wales, and in the North of England the
majority was with them, and he regarded it as far
away beyond the reach of doubt that their triumph
would come with promptitude, and would be accepted
with cheerfulness and joy. (Loud cheers).
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

GENERAL NEWS.

FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION AT SHEF-
FIELD.

A boiler explosion occured at Sheffield early yes-
terday morning whereby one man was killed and
two others so badly injured that very littl-3 hope is
entertained of their recover 3. The scene of the
disaster was the forgs shop of the steel works at
Neepsend, known as Makin's, Five men w( re
working in it, and at about half-past two the verti-
cal boiler which helped to work the large forging
hammer suddenly blew up. The furneceman
William Gregory, the harnmerman, named Henry
Mellish, and Richard Taylor, forgeman, were near-
est, and they were nrown a considerable distance
Gregory when picked up was found to be dead, and
the two others were dreadfully scalded and had to
be taken to the infirmary. The boiler went up in
the air like a rocket and passed over a dam and
descended near the offices. Part of the roof of the
forge shop was destroyed, tho iron chimney of the
furnace falling with a terrific crash.

SHOCKING AND MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR IN

WAR \VI CKSHIAE.

On a cattle and goods train from Chester to
L3ndon passiog Hartshill riding, near Atherstoue,
yesterday morning, the signalman on duty noticed
that the guard was not in his usual place. The
train was shortly afterwards brought to a standstill,
and one of the railway officials on looking into the
brake saw the guard lying dead upon the floor.
The matter is being investigated.

THE DEPRESSION IN THE NORTH WALES
SLATE TRADE,

The North Wales Slate Quarries employing some
thousands of men at Festinio.g, Llamberis, and
Bethesda are in a very depressed state. Stocks on
hand are large, prices very low, and the trade de-
mand inactive. The winter prospects for the
quarrymen are very doleful, the Carnarron Herald
of yesterday stating that already nearly all the
quarries in the Festiniog diArict are working short
time.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

THE CAMPAIGN IN BIIRMAH,

SUFFERINGS OF BRITISH TROOPS.
The Rangoon correspondent of the 71Mt8 says:—
The detachment under Major Meacham, which has
been surrounded for some time past at Thabyabin by
Boshway's force, was relieved on the 28th of Sen.
tember by a force of 120 of the South Wales
Borderers, commanded by Captaia Aldworth. The
relieving force was not opposed on its march. Major
Meacham's force was found in a terrible condition.
Out of 50 of the South Wales Borderers 17 had died
of fever and 32 were sick and disabled, only one
man remaining fit for duty. A company of the
16th Bengal Infantry, which formed the remainder
of the force at Thabyabin, had also suffered from
fever, two Sepoys having died and a number being
disabled. No casualties had occurred among the
officers. No news has yet been received of the column
under Colonel Winslow which is marching from
Minhla to Thabyabin.
(Reuter's Telegram.)
CALCUTTA, October 4.
The balk of the 2nd Battalion Queen's Royal West
Surrey Regiment left this morning for Burmah. Two
companies of the Ist Battalion South Yorkshire
Regiment from Dinapore arrived here yesterday.
The remainder of the battalion arrives on the 6th
inst., the troops proceeding at once to Burmah.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-10-09

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ROWLEY REGIS.

SCIMOL BOARD.—Mr. George Green presided on
Monday evening at the monthly meeting of this
Boarit,.:—The attendance Officer reported that the
number of children on the books was 4,716, and the
percentage of attendance 86.3 As compared wi!h
the corresponding month of last year there was an
incr,ase of 214 on the books, and of 1-6th in the
percentage of attendance.