Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1890-11-01 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

FINDING THE BABY'S BODY. The body of the baby has been thscovmed and identified. It appears that the discovery was made by • gipsy named Smith, living at Wild Hatch. lane, Hendon. He had some bores. grazing in a field at West End-lane, Finehley, and on going thither on Saturday morning, at half-pest nix, he saw the body of an infant lying amongst some furze bustle., get off Finchley.road. The child's clothes were eittoureted with rain. He at once called the police, and Dr. Briggs, of Child's-hill, wee summoned to examine the body, which was eventually removed to the mortuary and planed Weides its mother. There were no external meek. of violence visible, and Dr. Briggs was unable to gay whether the child had been strangled, smothered, or poisoned. Later Mr. Hogg wan eommanicated with, and he proceeded to the mortuary and identified the body as that of his child. The theory of the pollee is that the latter wa, conveyed in the bassinette to Croesfield-roal sitting on the body of ite mother. It is about a rude from Croasneld-road to the place where the childs body wan picked op, and it is opposed that the person who left the child there, perhaps dosed with some narcotic, then made for Hamilton-terrace, distant another mile, where the perambulator was found; and from this point beck to Priory-street, the ree Mance of the accused woman, Is as nearly possible another mile, so that the work of disposing of the bodies of the murdered wolgan and her child must have occupied at lewd • couple of hours. The inquest on the bodies of Mrs. Plocebe Hogg and her ehild wee opened at Hampstead on Tuesday. France S. Hong, husband of the deceteed, con. leased to having been intimate with Mix. Priam without be wife's lucowledge. Evidence was also given that the prisoner was seen on the nigt.t of the murder wheeling from her home a heavily laden bessioette. The blood-stain. found in the prisoner's rooms, and other suspimous appearances, were deeeribed in the pollee evidence. It appeared that Hoeg and the deomeed had not lived happily together, and the latter evidently disliked the prisoner. A single mac, nsmed John C. Teensy, said he formerly lived with the prieoner, whose came was Wheeler. At the close of the evidence the jury retorned • verdict of "Wilful murder against Mrs. Peavey.  Tox-1.7n0070 Ow Music —The 'old:reitioned pot of musk is rill the pride of many country oottages, and at village shows priree are yet offered for the treat and beet. Its roan:lg but penetrating odor is quite roe surf:. and until recently a could not be prodooed any Other, than natural spnicies. !ROOS however, °filer, more than half • oratory ago, affected the spill:ors of urea, the domain of Nature has been oonstantly entrenched upon by that of Art, and the same chemical skill which, by artiOci•llY produoing colours from rout-toe, drove the madder and other dye crop. out of oultivation, re now effected another triumph in malnng musk. A Goner journal ruounor re patenting of • prowee whereby yallowir white orrtal• smelling etrougly of muak no. produaed. The new product is likely to find • pratior application as • perfume of rap. Though it dor not posers tha abadutaly identical odor of mar, the difference is it slight as JO be dietingOribable omly bl Marie, .