The Telegram. — 1893-04-11 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

PAINFUL CASE.  Al the Wellington Police-court on Friday, Arthur Edward Allen, aged 16, was charged with assaulting his mother, the wife of the Rev. T. W. Allen, vicar of Thorne St. Margaret.—Mr. W. T. Looker prosecuted, and Mr. A. Payne ilverton) defended.—Mr. Booker atAcci that the defendant struck hie mother without any provocation and gave her a black eye. She felt comoelled to take these proceedings as they lived in toe houoe together, and she was constantly annoyed by hire. rue boy, however, ti:Al written a letter (which was handed to the Bench) expressing sorrow for the offence, and under the circumstances, the mother would he wining to withdraw the summons provided he was tent away from honie.—Mr. Payne said the father would do his best to put the boy with some friends, hut could not undertake to do I,4—The chairman (Mr. W. A. Sanford) said that it was a most painful ease, and they would adjourn it for two month., when it would he allowed to be withdrawn if the father in the meantime succeeded M sending the boy away.  The Queen and Peirce of Wales have both declined to subscribe I o the Liberator Relief /nnd.  A ahrewebury telegram ,tat em that Jane Poole aok, nal killed by a train on Thnr:day, at Han  I%tie's Routh. zleaning a w ihdow at Liverpool, ina Thurtd:y, when she fe!! 50 feet, and was killed.  A labourer w.te killed and neven mjnred through the brealtiog of a fly wheel lab Rotherham Steel Works Oh Thursday. The Rey. Jacques Marais, pastor of the French Protestant Church, Soho Square, London. W" rinnialPd at Marlborough Ssieet Police-enurt on Wednesday, on a charge of forging a promissory Note,  A Times teht,Trana says that the Khan of Khelat exeeuted the Waalr and murdered five a his wives for suspected unfaithfntuesx, and onprigoned 4 outtiber of persona whose release the British IP'n% has demanded.  .The Echte: of the Medical Annual speaks in the b!giien 4..nne of CLlnallirli COOOA OR a beverage and a food isr invatiiit oa account°, its absolute purity, high quality, 40l great &übility ; and count-els the Medical Profetsiou reemettiher, iu recomtuen,ing Cocoa, that the name at auy pcdret it a gnat...rat° of purity. 111156-2312 h.  CATARIIII, HAT FEVRE, CATARRHAL DE trmrss.— hLw Hems Tiasenestir.—SiXerers are not generally ! awMe that, these disenes are contagiune, or that they are ! to the presence of living parasites in the lining meth• rane of the nose and eustachiait tubes. Microscopic cc.! search, however, hoe proved this to be a fact, and the ! mutt is that a simple remedy hat been formulated where- ! bY these distressing diseases are rapidly and permanently ! '41,0 bl a few simple applications that's at home by the : Patent slice its two o eel.). A pamphlet explaining this ' nsw treatment is sent on reeeipt of Sid stamp by A. !!Crttit. Disos, 43 & 4fi, Last Weer Street, TOItONTO, Canadt—Scierililie American.' 15318 rlf BOAT AFFROTtOMS AND lIOARRYNYMIL—AII Billeting Into irritation of the throat and hoarseness will lo agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relief affonied oy the use of Brown's Bronchial Troches. Then !ainoutt lozenges are now sold by most respectable cheinieto In this country, at is lid per box. People troubled with 'lClLlitg cough, eight cold, or br°"0"1 artecti.r• rannot try them too 800 D, assimilar troubles, if allowed ta Inftglss, result in serious pulmonary aml asthmatic geetiOlit. See that the words `' Brown's Bronchial Itablies " are on the Government stamp around each box. hepared by JoUN I. blxoos & HOl4Oll, United Stattl : European Deptit,33, Parrimpion Road, I.ondorV3 ~H°l.Loleß wA