The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-12-06 00:00:00

ESS AND AGRICULTURAL

bad Fitt • rear, and hi. mite £l5O • year. He
would not bast let hoes ham the house oaten
t
r had told him he had Mess means. Day by day roilrpootel the chequebook was anise ; but intone
thought his conduct es puliat that he inland Mrs
Mumma to Igo to Loads. about it. Mr. Mecum
repeated that prisoner told frightful untruths, he mid he
had mat • telegram to hie wits from the salon' etotl°w,
end kaewlsg he could not do that at the railway 15.U0L
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he mad. sitilteiraiss, and (mad no sual Minns= low U."'
received. whams teld Idea be did an like his
'mutes sad coadarg, and the nide primer's trite eme
to haaa amaa aid din net, xixxr x meat into. hotel end
wrote a totter. it. did not lido isks' under soloPleleet
he mid, end he would stay at ths Quesa's Betel; but did
an de so. Lest Friday M ceassq...oo ar his suspicious
aroused,furth they arranged Mx. Choate&
Islfurther go to Iroadoa.
The Mayor: We want in pet at the conversation whoa
Its gay, you the chequm—Womess : if. revs the chnott
aw £144 wh'i wattled to Pay • month in •imacts for the
lodgisp, sad the balsam was to go to him to pel
debts to the trainmen. They told bits they did pot like
toe Ides of htelast there • ems who had been sonnies in
debt, sad pawner gars Mn. Mauna • cheque on the
Birlitsolt bank, sad • letter of introductioo. As to the
sheens, they were to jive him the balsam of Al•—Tb•
Mayor: Be wanteduu tti you la cask I—A. :He did.—
Prisons : This witness is eta tssh, your warship, Is be post
—A.: 0, yes—The Mayor; gap did you not pay him the
CS there and than I—Witnes : The cheque was dia
honoured. Mrs. Manna had to go to the Sauk, and
whoa she had had as intervisw, she found no effects at
the Doak. She wart to toad • tileitmll m Ibiri°l,„.,t
ng Mayor How cams Mrs Oftannoe to go to ..oh"*4""
Was it • private matter Minim you and her, of het.'"
ths sinew and Ur I—Wittiest : Hs gave her the Moque,
sad told her Ito go to landau, and she would and every-
titles perfectly right, and receive the mosey. fin went
by the mitilinda at 9.40, and was to be at the bank next
morals& sad telegraph the result. Witness wetland
that he waited about all day, sad was very mock surprised
that he did not get • telegram. Hs on ito sad out all dol.
and at balf.past sight went to the Post Office for letters.
and salted If that bed received • telegram, whim k. w"
asswerod " Tee, sad that a gentleman fetched it sons.
Tee Mayor having told the wanes in what for.. to put
kis manse, es MA they could be remind is midmost •
pins of paper was put in, which had parportsd to be as
osier to keep itsiegratos for the Rosinavillas, and the
witness dueled that it woe either In kis handwriting of
Ids wife's.
The Mayer Yea en quite sate that he slated he lad
41500 • you and hie wit. AM, end that they were coming
dow at—Yee, sir.—Q. : You did not 'moot to lad that Ms
Mutest was living is on room without • venlig of mend!
—No, sir.
Prisoner asked If he might question this witness, and In
answer to Mr. Ards. tented sharply on him, sad mld-1
have set the salefortaim el being deaf. I Moak you. To
the witness: De yea kaow the snare of an oath I—Mt.
Cannon Never salad the Mosniag of the ostb.—TM
Mayor advised him to morn, dad he replied that he did.
:Who received Me letters in an mixer to the
ad,srtlee.sstt—L; I toseived ea* sad my wife the I
ontar.—Q. : When you resolved them, what did you do
with Moe t—A. : I road them, sad ay wife Mote them
: Who owning thew loiters I—A. : :
Wee let dm hors, you or Fear wife I—A. WI let It cos-
: When I arrived In Wey snails did yea see
cost—A.: I mat away. I did an wish to be present. MA
I walked away and left you entirely with the servant end
Mn. Chanson.-4: When did you Mt ms the hone t Is
It not the fed that your wits wren to as saying that she
agreed to let me Me bons I—The Mayor told the primmer
*ere was sothlag In his quetice.—Prboser : At the nut
examined= having as legal ettifteMOS I may forgot Moos
matters, sod 1 meat to Asks his *nano& I west to
show Mot Ids wife let It to as —The Mayor: Tho wile
nay be libtatelyny rick enaqo a tithg for me.
our It 1
mlairMbillayor •blottiwast to Prolost‘out to ;05 that your
tends& dess.not do you say good—Primmer. questioning
the witness. asked whether &swains woe sold shout the
shnotebook the first evanias, sad wham replied Mere
was an.—Prisrator: Them 1 did sot oey my wife was
swains on the first occasion with my obegne-book /
Wit...: Ile said his wife was maim on the folio wing
4.7 with his IMMO@ and teueltr-beOC—Q. : Then the
onque-book wee insationed that evealag t —A. t I don't
think it was—Prisonsa: Yon must rentembet you art on
• roath.—Witness I am sleben sure it was not
Primmer : You mast an be almost earn; you suet simply
*67 Yee or no. Ars we to useingland that the Moque.
book was mentioned or mt.—Witness began explaining;
bet the Winer mked—" Your worship, will you stop
this wines' r and repealed hie eototkoa hill. in Gamer to
the Mayor, he added that this woe a wry important
question; would they allow hiss to examine the witness
Is his owe way t —Winn. stated prisons end his luggage
and his wife would follow next d. j; but he was sot ,
certain about the okevirrboolt.— : Then you I
should not mastitis It. Was it on that first evening I
mentioned earthing about the MI • mos I—A.: Not
that first evening.—Q.: When I arrived in Wormouldi
that evening, year wife let ma that house I—A.. • Ye..—
Q.: And I took ponied= of the house I—A : you
took posesedos.--Q. : Then it was not in consequens of
my nylag that I had IWO • year that you let me the
muse forest what was stated in your letters—
Prisoner: My letters ham nothing to do with it. Was it
Is oonsmosace of say saying that I had £lOO a ysar that
you In rue the bowel
Tim Mayor told the prisoner that so far as the Court
was cosommed they would remand him, and then
questions would do him no good now.—Prisoner t I wish
to show you them is no lostificatice for a rotuand.—The
Mayor: The retand will follow as a matter of mares.
when • superintendent of pollee comas and gives such
midmost and asks for • remand. They could not allow
the eon' ignition to-day kayoed certain limits.
Primmer : Than I em not allowed to defend myself.
The witness la allowed to be in the b^x mains; tn. and I
am not allowed to eroesemanine. Supposing I have not
the depentions.
Mr. Arden said the trimmer would not toe allowed •
dopy of the dapositions ti/1 the ponytail= of the tem
Proton said he was 140 miles from hts trimds, be
wished to onkel his eromoisimluation os short as he
mold; but Its did not wished to be stopped.
Th. Mayor mid the Court had the power when it was a
question of nomad.
Prinew : Then you stop my erosseismination
The Mayor did colas what good the prisoner could do
himself at this stags.
Prisoner: I hare most material questions to ask this
witness and, alter • few more words, said he should write
to Sir William Harcourt about It. He asked another '
quest's or two, and was then shamed with stealing •
Post-office tenors=
Hush Austin Talbot, on of the clerks In the Poet-office,
said the prisoner came Into that Post.ofiloe about 10 o'clock
in the motoring, and told Idim that all tolegrams for
1, Rosins.vilia, wore to stay in, Mr. Manna would be
out till three o'clock. He dWe shall be out until
three, and shall call for Mom Mr. Channon's same was
net mentioned at all. Winless mired him to give the
order is writing, and he wrote It them in witness'.
tAfterwards • telegram arrived directed to Yr.
r:i=ti, 1, Reehmevittse, Weymouth, es follows : Mrs.
Channon to T. W. Onion& Tall Mr. Simmands to teed
me letter wining number of beak-book or date of open-
Ing Jun off to Camberwell Will write this
evening.' This telegram winner called fn.—Wittman
being asked how he was dressed, said as ths ninon was
now dressed, end he won • high hat —Prisons : There Is
moth's* to lamb at. There is selling extraordinary in •
high hat. —Waken also said be wort light brown gloves
Doing asked if ha wined to vitiation this Wiiiille,
Pismo, said : No. 7oar worship; it Is no um for me to
ask him any quostiosa You would not like use to Mks
up tits dm of the mart
Kr. Chsanoa dated that ha did not authorise prisoner
to ramie* say Minims for him, nor did prisondbring
Me telograss.

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Supt. Vickery then formally aaked fir • fowled for
laves laye. to enable hit, to oomplete to. mos. He
eV.X.to he in • poetics to bring most important
and to prefer other 'barges against the prisoner.
kra Memnon was in logsloo, and the rest of the debases;
they had communicated witlithe °rimiest In
Demrtessat, also the Poebolllce, 'with the Put=
@Oar.
Primmer was asked, U he had mything to sa why he
should not be rommdad, and he replied "No;" bat he
VU It away from hie friends. and hoped he would be
allowed out on his rreogstesecee
TM 114101 odd this was • very !smartest gees for the
ri=, sad • very period cere lot the town, bemuse, as
foreshedowed, it wee that of • meg who had
dam late the torn without any means, obliged to Mew
debts of • few Willey, nil yet he sameged to est
peesseetoa of • hoses let It ever £lOO a yew. busplcdos
was around, • lady went to toad.. ; she telegraphed to
her husbead, and prisoner slammed to get into the Post
edam and stop the telegrams frost reaching the Mobsters
poommeislott. 11th... facts should ultimately be •
mod deliberate act of swindling had not takes pPT"medier
same it,., and this he would have to answer far. He
appeared to have no banking moonlit, sad not only that,
instead of keying isay mama, it 000%•11011t In evidence that
his mother ma • poor, miserable, brakes-handed mama,
living in • small room without even • mew.
Primed : My mother line In • hones at AO • dd.
The Mayor told the prisms, he would be nanended to
thereetsice geol.
p t Would yen allow me megalomania 1
The Mayor : Not is sunk a serious ease as We
Prisons,: I will stop =der the conalehise eyes.
Th. Mayor : The magistrates will be very pleased to
meet whenever you ham cedenesicated with your friends.
Prisoner said he had friesds—ons • magistrate oft the
DWI& at Lotus, and. Mr. Limb.
The Mayo.: Too may d upon it, if yea have any
dend
Mends, se man had • seesseity to ass them.
Primed : It would Ms name to make It knows.
TIM gentleman might be known to you if Imitated him. I
will promise not to leave the tows.
The Mayo.: The soperiatendest knows • great deal
which has yet to come out.
Prisms.': Would you not allow me to go out on bail?
What amount do you want bail fat?
The Pt.,..: It domedo upon the charges which are
brought spinet you.
Primer : Will you bin.. that lin. Cluutncia will he
produced hire on the nut hewing I
The Mayor: fille will be massed.
Privateer : Aid I can cromegamine hem?
The Superiolendant : He can have material, to write
Idlers hot.; the.. are plenty of pens, ink, and paper, and
the only difference will be lint I or the Governor of the
gised will reed them. He can stay here for • day, and as
Le hes not • farthing In his rwoolotoo, twill give him the
stamp to land It on.
On learning the extremity of prisoner's Impecuniosity,
the Mayor directed P.O. Bartlett to be sworn, and the
mortebbe elided be eimorehended prisoner at No. 1,
Hodes Ville, about 10 o'clock on Saturday night, and
sound some papers and lo tars on him; but no money—
not • farthing. • small handbag be received at the house
from Mr. Menem, and it contained • shirt or so, dre
pairs of glover, oollars, aid • black Us
Th. Mayor (to Kr. Masson) t Is that the whole milted
of the worldly goods he brought to your place I—Yee, sir.
Prisoner (to the oonsteble): Was not I waiting tor you?
, Gadd not I had got away if I had liked.—A.l Yon were
, Med.— Priecher : I had the oeportunity of getting away:
bat I wasted this cam to be brought forward.
, Th. Mayor (looking at the prirosees "outer): In the
, ism if that you cannot oak for hail.
Privates was removed to the cells, bolas remanded
until Tuesday out
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