The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-12 00:00:00

-IW-jAZZEIA3t. BLANDPORD.
v.mrwriti ExHIBMON.--On
IMionda/ evening st
betrATLL Boer Accrimitee._on widnaads,
-.rm. held in the Town-hal or t e purpose o wean five snd six o'clock, William - eoevaserm.„ing.
luelini• .so Industrial Exhibition in connection for Mr. H. W. Abbott w ossi 441 r,
taunt, society, F. Fdliter, Frq., in his custom to feed somro.ezaswici Steer-asw.h,rl:_wheahs:d n 10t e savew
arn
• fiTb''ltlecre wu a good attendance especial? a distanos round the all
•it warn decided to start s society to adm t right, but, in returning the ii-osicapsised-by.—""nsit7; too
' needlework, etc., also mechanical works near the bay across ate -ei
exhibd'Ate f„flowing were appointed on the ladies flooded state of the g 1."14
an was gt!wia eP°Leinn:: 1121
for Inen'- Id, stoked, Mrs. fr. hisrshalisay, Mrs. drew the boat to the bin.""jsy-
c„,pulittlira. penguin', Mrs. Collehole, and Mrs. Mr. Joyner gardener se the °Wilts observed
d tio
Pool, tato es the gentlemen's committee as follows, 13ank, who. raised an a and Inn_
salby stainthorpe, Selby, Hollinghsm, Smith, of persons were soon "ann• n a crowd
ikssett Several ladies present offered no trace of the man Lion the spot, but
sod .11.8e1 papoose, one of which was for the search we* be found. Diligent
kept uP till could
prevented further
• ewe'wn.lay shirt cut out and made the exhibitor, search, as the water to dieggerme, iwNed
,one boat bin
I,eht
omittaa win ebortly m arrange prim been capsized in which was the Messrs. Barnes,
Thei;A:So that the winter evenings may be employed Brothers, wool notevl good swimmers, and
&oda.; exhibitors upon their works. one of them waetttlalflculty rescued.
•"- l•cleuogS, MOD&J. - Before Captain J. B.
.;:r,h
Osa- w Payne wail brought up and
v chari
AaasNcr..
,a the open sir. without having any visible
-Sibsistence, and not beiog able to give a good
of loomed. it Winfrith Newburgh, on the 2nd
aoronll, Gee,. Ilene proved the °Renee -D4fendant,
.as sentenced to seven days Imprison-
rd labour.
• -:ear. -Before N. M. Calcraft, KN.
rwes-- who was remanded from last Tuesday.
e-ergbt up sod charged wall obtaining moor.,' by •
intA'-',,.u—aeate. is which be de,cribed as belonging
i°,l%-.;ilaler of thldfellows. and anthorised to solicit money
bile to get lark to Australia. S Arley proved
naea entenced to ten days' hard labour.
tlie ce'-' S

POOLP.

/vs riot!. GBUITLET F. 13CRIMLY, of Alderney
Maw, we he,.?, about to become • resident
during the winter months.
—Tips Cott/crimes made at the recent dedicatory
wooed Mil at St. Pew s, Parkstons, in aid of the
(lora Budding Fund, amounted to no lam
tni 2. than
101 I.
TS.II/I. it i.e long time since everything has been
The general complaint is there's nothing
do▪
ieg. Even the police have no work to do. They
bares% bad a " esee " for the last week.
Nudes, Thursday. Oct 7th.—Before the Mayor
••
E.g.). Mr. W. N. Western, and Mr.
k Lamploson, a treater, of Parkstone,
wasfiDed 55., including coats, for allowing a horse to
Ass/ us the highway.—Mr. Henry Ford proved the
tasa
A .:eoL—Quite a scene was witnessed at the
&way afternoon performanos of the Salvation Army
the TeMpet&Oce Hall. One of the recruits began to
lows his experiences, and became iso excited that be
&Devi awl jumped about the room, and finally, seizing
• brother b. lb, beard, commenced to " shake the
devil out of him." lie was ultimately removed from
ibe place amid considerable sensation. A brother, who
bald forth at the!ame service, proved the reality of his
eosversiou by going. home and thrashing his wife.
Muxicirs.x.—Poltti a are coming to the front again,
oasection with the coming first, and we hear the
Cosservatives have fixed upon their six candidates to
easiest the meats which will then become vacant in the
two Wards. From the North Ward the retiring
members are Messrs. Curtis, Aldridge (Liberals), and
Conway (Conservatt:llind from the South Ward
Mears. Andrews, B and Trovession (Liberals).
Jar the first-named the ones, it Is said, will bring
forward Mean. Travers. Conway, and Walmersley (?),
sad fr the latter Messrs. Budge, Farmer, and Burden.
Ms Liberals, will, of course, run their old represents,-
taxis.

THE SALVATION ARMY IN POOLE.
The Bishop of Carlisle has recently In • sermon drawn
itteetion to thie strange doings of this body of revivalieto
"laughter and pitiful joking seemed to
Ho lordship
,:tesihit,ileathe place of what they wei• wont
14 cutout with the ward !ialeetion • but if anyone were
'r
t if eccentric and
cowed to ISY illYS° °°"" w ere es
could t reech, and so
get hold of people whom others coo no
faith he should not deny that people who took a cou
wk,g• and wrongmightlwveryearnaccord „
eet "N;iiw,
woold at once seat that I anaenturel y in
th
them remarks, and in this chronir le of ny eitry,
Arum
cee of
nu Poole detachment of General Broth's Salv n
lam not foe one moment going to impugn the earnest nese
_
of itarnish and file here, what w enter.
er obinons I may
tale site the motive. of the Cammender-in-chlef and big
std. It is hardly, perhaps, in these days necessary to say
that the movement is an American importation. Our
eageins teem to take a pleasure in introducing to the old
pee* all sorts of noveltieo, ranging from woolen nutmera ,
to neick and eau reutes foe "the better land.' which are
eeeeptea and genii ...A with an eager s•rupticity that
amply repays the patentees. Looking at the meagre
financial statements pithoshed in the organ of the
army, the War Cry, itie tolerably end •nt, thee thousands
of pound. annually nod their war inte the Exchequer
.of
the Cr 1111.1.41. The eltimate fate of all this money Is airily
it' posed of nailer the heeli of ex i ensile far hire of halls
and officers' salaries. llow mark the General himself
'Arrive., how much Mr.. 0-neral Booth is ...rd.-4 for
her urviees, and at what value the efforts of Miss and
Muter Generale Booth are waned is a mere matter of
conjectune Here in Pole there ire a captain and a
lieutenant In room and, and I bele,. I am not wrong in
stating they each receive a pound a • eek Wary. Of
iroure., at that rat, a few them .n.l are eon diahursed,
and there mug too coed many more wealthy ludo,/ Weis
beyond the inemher for who lavish their 'annoy
upon it no the ...•11.iatiof artery arsuintitom, that it is for
"a poi ramie." The captain end lieutenant, at present
gas-tied here, area couple of young women, both in their
'Oho', and not wit,.'..t •ruo rlain, I g .nke That
this has anything to do with their 1.1C,811 in recruiting,
not for a man:lent wi old I smart A ',armee captain, who
has tern promoted to another commend, waa one of
the other sex, and eget drily it was no had move for him
when Iron king • faetery-hand, in P
Ile a week. he locum a commiesioned officer at
in C mmiii. The head•quarters h.re, or barracks,
es they are termed by the army, are at the Temperance-
hall, the ganuary dil spidat-'t condition of which
tell. as plain as pneilde that It hu never yet been
'sit ter. It i.. however, admirably adapted for
the pine re. There WI a most cominadimie platform,
rebel and cult, a rail in front, trim which adder's's' C.o
he &Mere snit the laity ..1 the I, .11 contain. c inalort
pests for it. iut 3110 people. 0.1 the two or three occaslim•
upon which I bar. I wiled in, these seats have been lul'y
oreepird : while the proceediege have b-en conducted eirl•h
a deuruni and freedom hem molt statf on, that judging
Imm the poker reparte lithe ne ...rapers or the accounts
which have lately appeared 41 the Journal, relative t 1 the
Mines of the Army at Brid port, reetne to be rather the
exception than the rule. The Army generally bolds it.
eetelow gervice, either on the quay or in the square,
outsets the railway station. The later tomtit is chosen for
It. Suede, afternoon demonstration, end it is rather a
leachable incident that the advent of the soldiers here is
leuriagy herelded by the bowling of an unfortunate cur
penned uy in a neishbourine garden, which by some
tenet's. instinct teems to be aware of their coming long
before their war-songs are witted to human ears. A banner-
fear., heads the corm shouldering a small blneoand-red
au. SIIOII which is iu,cribed "the strange device "—not
"Eemlaine," bit the more startling one of "Blood and
Fire.* The young ladies in commend follow walking
backwards, and heating their hands in time to the tune
which is being suer, or if the weather should happen to be
threstaning, waving their unbrellas very much, as a
anneal conductor does hls baton, with the effect that
they somewhat forcibly remind one of budding Mr..
Gap.. In front of them I should say there is an advanced
WY turd. for the Army has not been without Its
tremble even in Poole, and when the movement was
lot started I am told it wee a favourite amusement
with the wretched youne gamins of the place, who are
an rupecters of tenons, and would Jost as don laugh
at "Lady Charlotte's husband" as anyone else, to either
throw theassel,e. in front—if such a term can be used in
mow-tins with a perron walking beck wards—of the
Aeon, re to place some other obstacle in the way, which
kid the effect seen when a similar feet IS performed by the
dews in the pantomime. Upon arriving at the Square •
Cede is formed—the reverse accomplishment of squaring
the eirelabeing thus achieved —end for about half-en-hoer
thispintrily favours the motley amemblage they attract with
rentiniscences and the sharing of hymns. A recent
amber of the War Cry stated the pinging at Poolvfew.,._•6
weeks' is net often board. I should Imagine it 004 "." wereifel dimenetions of Providence that it le so. With
algard to the iadividnal narratives, If they are to be
!C•11154•1 la their eatirety, one is forted to the cenolusion
"" pike to the existence of the Helvetian Army, Poole
tulle% sgord to tarn up its nose at Sodom and Germomb.
YU Warbles! I hued a few Sundays ago declared that
filar watts furiously he was a drunker* • thief. ra • liar
ittad Ideal kaow what else—in fact he almost exhausted
a of *theta bestowed upon the Claimant by Cole-
lid,,. Now, however. he assured the public he was bound
for without the smallest manner of a dobut
:LT" °Vilest hombastical asurtions are, to my mind.
noel no tote, future in the movement. lam not,
a"..."'"“ ' tante ti dwell upon that point. The other Seti-
f the attractions at the Square were enhanced by the
Preseace of a "Captain" Brock, • young fellow deemed In
tniv enui-militrary suit, with his atlelula cornet. Mr.
',bilged with a solo, but it wee such a Educable
retchei attempt that even the general good nature d
the
i 4 .1.61) lave way and the army retreated amid • idiom
I ti4whit takes place at the barrack., or Temperance.
when the afmy arrives there after • march, the
sthi:ilm docrietion of what I witnessed and heard the
day gives • very fair idea of the promediall•
Maftlif. At the door one of the army, wearing a hies
.°2OO bids@ mend his Inn, with the word. "Salvation
;Ter Printed mem it in gilt letters (the intrinsic veld
beano., I shoed think, woe about three half-
ate suppliedby "tl. Gametal" from head-
at the modest charge of Is. and Ir. di. each),
;Tamil invited inie to take a seat Upon the platform,
, end of the ball, was placed a table, upon which a
Leila Bede wag and, by its side, stood the lieutenant,
na•eortais 1 was informed being Omelet from donsestio
a,
,Miett, holieut.', a modest-looking fresh-coloured
faint. well attired in the army uniform. This consists of
Plain kiaek straw gipsey bonnet, with one of those
.74744 while frills, that a good many young ladies
t. • Nark jacket and a polonaise to match. Tbie it
Tr to be had from the headquarters In WhitechepeL The
!Overhead coot is about 504., and if 50 per neat wont it
!et rude Omit of the transection when an order ii received,
kille,t_ "tui,l,liaers. of Poole, in their dealings with the
and gnai7",vmg be the lore, Around the lieutenant,
open a tier of seats, Wife the Saved, to the
nearly 40. When [entered war-song
a w-song or hymn,
eat°,itbs:ttV'e of the Red. White, and Blue, was being sung,
„,e2o.lo:lng the last verse, the lieutenant and her follow'
tr•ln their knees. Two or three of the " brothers"
i"vved, their remarks being greeted with cries of
'nee the Lord' "Alleluia" and the
like. 0 of the
rwulowe worked his hearers up tos pitch of excite-
at. that I have only seen equalled at a service
(4f•hent, mom absolutely 'creaming to be saved. A
Porto,. e_,
'',Ptunt td by a young fellow, who
to improve
Nu° eo " upon it and signally flailed.
and then the outer invited those who had been
:a..r:!..ryste their "experiences," In many eases
aurae sal had heard previausly the open
• " Parlo, k of • the tone. One man in Put now
Ind a," tittern 'o some' ty —at lewd he sal l • el,—
eltemb.-""i the melfot-sitee more than once. Takeu
owe time the mole portion of the save I must
▪ _no tlecommon bed lot. The women—they also
1-desen of them—were a little too artful to
dediaitf the peat, they simply °enlisted themselves to
I:ftekki:4l,lfir Present comfortable condition. As each
. or her remarks there were Wile of
:,I,`,";:ne 'lll., the lewd." Between each address
Rena I,*nt,fting. the lieutenut selecting each with • very
e.thet, 4,utt arr. ondatanagg ; for instance, when •
hatito.- the li x ema's had declared herself " so
et, 1. tile started the hymn "Oh barmy day.
for, wheeled. embed my sins away," sung to
lea to— " anPY Lund," and when a brother announced he
werel thy devil, the army atones was lathe midst
ttiv,'n headlining "the devil and I we went to
ruing led T.neine melody, " lionkey durum. One
„it,
..1.1 his experiences burst lute tear, ; ant
ne I slatted, I believe there was agood deal of
_•
,•."vel in the whole of the rem—din-a. The
ton'ic'let tantit.tite blaming pronounced
Pronoue---' y tho lieutenant
~•A writer in a Vet t
"lng is uttmi,. 'n.o al Papal' Nays of the movement "lb..
Say „,,u2,0:0 um and harmful. The groteopteneci
Maya '
.t the underlying errore are fatal. The
ten
oy theology lies at it+ doers, and there
vptoolthe
se eagles of Iteeptieigni are gather together."
fbiakwill differ from the words, and, although
• teen cc''
~,,i "" bo • nuns' exam plos where g eel has
..vrteariel„ 4
'fir 'id thee are bui u,. product of an
va or a self-delusive desire
w if ieaming grue witheet to achieve thou
dberteny j.u7;47." • fed ere aseiseary to it —Yuma, in