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The Telegram. — 1890-09-30 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE CREMATORY.  A singular etWM-1:1-;• the •rerestio• of the day in New York. tiodave Koch, formerly an officer in the Almaden Army, bee Wren warning his Um, in New York as • portrait painter, to 'Mich Ire had cosaderefile Mall. Emilie Row, wird 18, was a successful 1 pg &Ctn., Her father is* nowician at Berlin: lint mother W sus/lore., The two became •wri indd io 18311, during Emilie, firat dramatic enXement, and recently Wiry were betrothed. ne'sTiy.hol=y7facnnldw'r:irgoCiTrip7r7e.s: At sunrise on Thurday, Koch came um. thealat: I:l2.li?Latath'es'r 2irptest Ted c,';:rcni; a ni;:d' few words with her levrr and withdrew. The ! west inateut Koch 1.11 1880, frightfully di.gured by • bullet Mot through Me heed. Aim°. is,.,t indicated bliss &mai, death. Both seer...lre., with examme care. Em.lie ware a lithe...tie, dower over her heart. which was mermd by Mr The only loot of a weeds. in cimninional lit the girl's letter, lamenting :ra.ruer ZaTrrri"t ra! h=7l,c7/!"c'h L' re= Keel, who was separated Irma her wife bat not Folly divorced.  Al. extraordinary scene waa entnesited on Soh dat, the funeral of the lovers. A morbid tortma, to have a good loth at the entire proceeding., teemed to mize the east side population, and thousand- thtunged thoet.ents. Hundred, fought their way ht. the undertarher's shop, where dm body°, the woman la, The,' Whetted the cheek, new:. tbe eyelids, and all but pulled the dress od thr ....LIMY suicide Once the rue., with the two helies wee under way to the crematory that...els of roug, • pushed along to emmotrany m. All the way to the mematory the morbid ri41...-arrs swarmed around the hearre and the handful of intimaters, iminpletely blothos- then out of the seem, The terliee had to light a way for the carrimtes arowd, and the dead girl and her lover were martini along amid the howls of teuglis, the ',cream "1111'e'c'thot:CI.,e'sw7tile;ritrXer bytt,ttsinorlllTlt the line of march so the er,f atorY. sunred °lt mom..? the doors and wind, err fighting fur good plates. The bodies could har.diy he got within On Maws. Eventually the entrance was bolted ierrtni again., the crowd., who pounded mid Lear,: the hem; clouted on the window ma, el, howled, and banged on the walls, thromaring su be let in. , :hiring the byte: I:rrk fr"'n'trtrl7e laty' 't'tdo cradle, wind them in A,lll eheeta, mei trundle them into the superheated oven% fredi est... were made tm .eb, jddour, wlh C;Ndr:lttrnSiTl:l into the room, Lut the der sere in the nre, and • 'i1,',',—;,1:,-„0utTrZ•1V.'1,:::'.2.,e.7.!7,17; , was the mart disgraceful scene Wit 110.1.14 in New York for years. It was entirely dile to the lack of pdice preparation for the unexpectrel outpour ot the east stde populahost to see *h. they deemed
The Telegram. — 1890-01-14 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SUICIDE OF A SALISBURY  UNH AP PV DOMESTIC LIFE. Int.trtet..a the tiebetne. the Re. N. el_ Ahleonslom ord., of Mambo, Mao tem rem Med in Mu cit, nemhlmarlpool mllomeetm,gel Ilmemmllmod bury for ux toe homn yews. arolwm Irell-lomm, man of ommooelole nmellormal aatammenu. and when Iterwr Sc keer', Nomo hf !Mt,. .tucn tott.r..etml laroe mod leshomatie onomeom.mm Ile tetat,%7",urs',l"'ork'lll:tentUofrli'er.2.TZ'ot.r Oa the ti,;-47.:;Z5r.:;..7..,1it..Arr. Hie iommthe ream ImmoMomr hom born mry 1.11.1•TtPl. 'And lately he meto mo, to drink ood doommion. Ile let Salm lot, for Tom., obous lone momho  INtll.,}Mr. An ineuem was held en the bed) Aanteday evenbe, befute Mr. li. littater county eon., at the Motel Motel. tlatrbacten,be...la ottetoter t,h it eta a !re!. of accident or tuna.- It etontenet oseeet and uf the et Oil arol hratn and Aeon, hbeal Letnenretro shah the conservatory • dteeteerb 'itZent=.traVlZt'tZ;2n7nVe! quanee k.'.-0% tat bun ahe tn,t eo to they again, and some tune found nia room tolet, met on ao.na dnnnea.• told by the etnaant oonet/on, had ham..., She than looked into the [1314,1,,,,,r,. and three mot her haeband &toot daub Deceased and beneff had a Zl-=‘,,,t2.=.71;• he bat ,nything to b. It,ln it, to,.* toe, he rey:ied that nm.or. we...remora lad been in the lthhtt, ~atb nal, ad she tuninter. Tin, only hate Ithe knew ,Ltett....l IL,C a wee esers he nab: tt wad him to N arab ,ctr, t,tte: Ile had hal Mlle appetite lan , au) nab taken rilak, eseaseseh, &tenet lbe rrorrheen.-" repot front the coneervatory. After a‘gbmtee into the rbte'rliVPAlt't Itabbecom. dated that sittlratrli.,tel nhn.Nl rm. Addams tante the Mr. tautt, of the h 'easel. Inver,. has aftemanda found in the onnoaratory. AZILL wee in the room the previous eveinna when the entreat tool. place between Mee tin..T.l,lt2sl=Zateri[:= c.,=.°1117...1; , 7„ Ir flawn. Ynnfrm,enitlTne'ena ettlen by Ma Nutt jun before hint o on Ftnlay,:notoina, at,,l !no ! .I=',‘l'l.thaecra=aZy !ong‘t':,!,:tirt7g!'one".‘at'arTfrli.:ll:ro'f"tViet7 gni an.r. inee'etel atattrettrly been manduat ant, t'atrlenttal"Zarthral.;::="42l7e.,7%.d7l:alreal ;',i',71•;',!.':,7.V..t„Fx72„. • I,L ' t-er, . enat detoeteel about hte ed. eon, , the em.unt and shon ulna he ueldel vent t.&•r:l7. wore. about nit wife. on ananant of her not name ! atooe again, and the tee', noon Ins nut,. ann. mf.4!".r...`,,:`,.:!:,,17;,:0„,..5, of the Ma/. nete. ItMd elebf the index uf the 1-1, hand, indicanne that the acct....l had hell the mural. of the nun by bawl. in the earit pert of Motet-niter deuated Jelueona that he eat he na conhned near, it, he thet belled ash. raw return from thy . . . .  Trott yrolueed the anaVtly/1he.c14.-7,,,n tarLs• the cru, ene, n•aus •aa I•und squn the deeee•ev.„ and ehtir.,!:ll Il.,•111 gold. etel •  tht, deceused, rhilet orte .r“  in surnmina up. 'auk t. eon...Liao ••••• *" !--*ln. la an unanand nate of 'JIM&
The Telegram. — 1890-05-20 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

MITRDNR AND ATTNJIPTZD  SUICIDE AT CHNISIVIJURCH.  01. lan, Catherine E.o.m. Tread.. astinterhet7ilan4aZT: Mated, altr"ft 'err*ffird• attempted to tate her torn life- lithwani rientien. the tame el the nanedenne ein4l. lett has home at az tor the mmum inane to h. meit, MM.% lor mt• Are la towns [tonne the oremon. jitTe t=y7:1;:e17,141:%.:11.X1r: • ti"tly amt'ut: rtr i!tletit,77rut'n7Tin n"rtrt'..4g m0.“21 anti ma the child tn Oed altltMendY "eke. She went ilomtateirt h. oend the Itoy for hh father lot on anteceding hack to the bedroom tounei Tren•lett tit, hanieo ter> tightly Sh IVol!'ietr ""' - I indicted anon therxii..  .... ...e. ed ...WM er. held in the Independent taltwel on Te.... wens., bets, Mr Jan Drum. sen. Theenae. Alm. Tread. wed . Mad tans Am arm. Wm L• 11, al ..!'t,l 'lr. 7.n.T1::',........, . '„-.:-.. b... woe 5' ... .. Ilse hem ....a .... bat nWiorti Slur Mea 'wen. het maw. UM Saf 111.0. im. tua man. nut the had aat Caw Ead map.. te. withers,. Ite=el ...e ...r.r==, hole IL WI We map mer WA alts idea ecome:A. the V.:l7:ilotreas.d.teh .e...sta bi Wm M. a Tethalt, he we ..m. At ---,..-1..11.:41.......t. ...„-7....-r...... TL....r.„1—, ~..,.....armi...t.,4 ... .......E..—A_.tvi.,,,,..„ skew. har Welrand we c.adted=TlMlete's ham she we Anidda, with 344 Mew Tnes WI bee awl tent far a Wend led. a.. shat the did we arol odd VW Tee.. we ....I. wk. and sme ametwuni mad .4.4 Wee -7,,V-1,27,11!;117.5.V2.1'1,,,....., M... ~... lean MN' Lo Wm roe maw ten 1,2.1.- 3114 auffe,l low mama ...ten nunine eh.. A lie weed, .au 11.... She sao then owl, a OW ebeht manits. del; Oa uth Weil he hen. het m W wand taw %LW bsis:ly and erimnam Mt has. ohe told ed We tes, saws lie See awa boll Iwt* .....E ..an ttc, . add hit ON•ll,l"'..ni ma hcr thne tl'alle.r. tre lowl :4 preme II k '.. t: I r.ll s - 4 tielL i El• . as us, ised.lente wa woad Pm. hnt v.as....tri -.1.5.:1 na..._........4 ime WM.. She 7..T.thelet wee M.. in u.,ow waning w .. and Jae 94.1 oat • sib,. Wem. suite them : tak aWm aww. Them ' ws We mark nf aMA mund h. nt-A. and bet ewe ..." *'"awe arute_'7rtand'aite“.ltitrlyealr' ire' .r‘aelleTlAL'.. ..:dotnaTat2ta.'es.'7;•=erdwaW''*l ' bant nu:. en we im iek we. The TYC Ue we W. we WM aaA AWL nal LW wow was pew.. I. ' .1 34e. was no nalter maria .4 armee. op We 1.4. 4 twe eve. t. Wad bad Med toun wow • boinn. Met.
The Telegram. — 1901-01-08 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

BAY.— Ellen Wirliams, a respectablyolresseit middlosaged woman, the wife uf Mr. Albert Williams, assistant inspector of veletas and measures at Bath, was °rough' up on a charge of attempting to commit suicide in the bay on Satunlay night.—Auguntus Evans, cycle agent, living in the Park. stated that about a quarter to 10 on Satarday tight he was at the north end of the Greenhill (hardens when be saw in the moonlight a black object lying at the edge of tile water on the beach, and VII going to the spot brand the woman lying quite helpless on the shore at the edge of the water. He at once went for samintance, and met three men near Brunswick Terrace. He sent une for a policeman and tore for a doctor and retinned with the third to the woman, wit hey found insensible. They calved her to a neat and rubbed the palms of her hands, which soon became warm. P.S. Saint and P.C. Paliklet afterwards arrived and took ctiarge of her.--Dr. Wetherell stated that the woman was admitted to the liuspital in is state of iiioluto collapse, being rigid and insensible, with her pubse almost gone. She was put to bed and restungives were administered, and anon' 6 o'clock on Sunday mornina warmth returned. On Sunday she expressed great regret, and said she had lust a nun at the age a 23, four months ago, after a short illness, and it had so preyed upon her mind that she had constantly contemplated suicide hut had never attemeted it before. He came to the conclusion that site was not of unsound mind, but that her brain and nervous system were quite unbalanced ny bereavement. she was suffering from esonsure.—ft appears) from the statement Id the hunband that Ins wife only left Bath on Saturdag.—Tbe woman liovitig prontined not to repeat guilt an offmce, and the husband having undertaken that his daughter should loon after her, the Bench discharged her. IMPUDICINT Man` BY A
The Telegram. — 1901-01-08 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

GAAS" .RAT.—The Mailman, In charging the grand jury, taut they hwi beam from We Claret Conttaule'e report boat there had been a slight incresos during en• pass quarter, as cmnparel with the correspuiDliag quarter of els• previous year, to ehe number .of prisoner.. At the Ina, tune they were :mostly very trifling cores, and there hail been really fewer oanmitted for trial than luring th• rainy penod of laid year. rho calendar beim, them contained the names of seven prison-re. The first lair that he would call their attention to war No. 1 on the hat, Kate C 01141.4. He thought probably Wry would Wink when they hearl Glee evidence that it was not. very strong ease, S.O they might bars KM. doubt whether intern was really a false pretewe aWe ruse at all. But he thiongbt there wan probably sufficient to induce thous to put We woman ha her ittal. What the result would be, of Celina, they could not say. At the same time, although probably they might have wine doubt about this being • string case, they might think it well to send it to trial. The next two oases were two very sad caw. of attempted suicide. ki• need Itht trouble theta with say remark, tes them. They bore some reseniblaece to one Another; ono was of a man cutting hte throat, the other of shooting himself. As far an be could und %%%%% ud, there was No evideete so show that there was ant onesounirees. of mini ii, shoo primmer.. The other cases did not need any comments of hit, ricers, perhaps, be Say that those agaitial Fors, and Houebiin ringlet give truffile o We Court. However, II• thought the Grand Jury would thiiiir Were was enough evouroice to put the men on goer trial. The Grand Jury were Wen dismiewid h. Moir labours. Vinnyicti COWMITTra.—Tti• only 601 }millilitre was So appoint 11 It:Slices on til• thilting 001iiirnittee of H.M. Prison, Drorchest•r. The prevent 11 were ire-appointed, tiartiely i—Colonel W. K Brymer, M.P., Oolonel (3. M. Churchill, )4,, 0. C. Forrer, Mr. le. W. Floyer, Captain A. E. Manse!, Mr. .1. C. M•nsel-Yleedell, Mr. H. B. Midd)eton, Major R. K Saunders, Mr. H. Stilwell, Maj.ir-General T. B. E. Tennant, and Major M.. S. Williama, Mr. F. U. Wheatley is appoished by the Borough of Poole.
The Telegram. — 1901-03-19 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

POMO., of Gnarl, who 'ditched no the wound, aud an ha required proferodonal nursing Dr. Lauds,. Powne recommended hi. removal to Tsuistos Hospital, where be was take., u, the 12,1, in•t. II appeared that the deera ed hi never showe any suicidal t-ndeneies, out hal mown inedicslly atter,. .1 for dem, asion and iten,r..l wea oe.o. —I 4. Drake, hou4e-aurgeoc at Vv.. till Wilt the deceased had • wormed live inches 1.11,4 iii Ss throat and the larynx hal heel, severed. ils died the naming 11l lang km it at 1111/4.11 fr—a shock carrel by toe sv-uo,i. Toe jury rettirsel • verdict of "Suicide while temporal ily in.ane."  A iiervice of song, eniitied "Fighting for the King," illo-trated by cred,ably rendered by the in-mberd of th klsiis Baptiet Choir and other iriends at toe Booth Street Baptist Schoolroom, Yeovil, no Friday evening. A eilver collection was taken et dos close in aid i,l the piano fund. There *Ai a far4s and appreciatite audience,  Fourteen thousand oysters go Ci a t n. Grsat Britain Pa. 600 tons a year.  Ph. forfrit on the rent of tho late queer Victoria'A cps rt•nents son 11,.t.1 Curnez, anaduotiug to 20,000 fianc., ha. iot.lt hems paid John Noble, who wan in curd ely af I),,neaxter on. cliar.fr of aawaiulting a fa. owl-, und him of £l4O. strangled with o handkir chief iu his cell on Samaria), algid. The death la •onotriced of the Hon. Denzil Very Fox-Siranuwayz, second son of ii Ed.] and Count•Ps of Ilcheeter, trio, died in l'aria on the 841 iliat. He had Leen suffering inon irentfl 01k, and it was to this that be .tacenniOed. He we exceedingly popular a Malbilry and tio- iii.tr•ct. awl -t-all hands the greaten sympathy is exor-s-el with Lord and Lady llctistster in their oereavynena he World eat: The greatest sylnpa..hv is felt inr Lord and Lady flair-Lod in the iii‘,.jilt younger too, Mr. petal! rox-Stranga occurred on Saturday last, in ram, fr 110 .:11 • •,.t. attack of pneumonia. Among Pioee who a' I' ail in mourn air Ly h.. dee,ap arP, root es hi. payee,. Stavordale awl Li. :y Mot od I ways, Lord Lady Oar tt..y, Cap. MO and Lilly Elizabeth DAV/no., ann Mr. an I Lady Mari, 11,•'.1. Mr. FOX -StrlOgllraym had only la,eiy nquoLefotif ho iiimitY•iwcond Year, and lo oi tia must popu...r young ne•n an,,ut. town.  C•DBORT% COCOA is absohit-ly b.r offtirely free from kola, malt, hop. or admixture. CAUtIOII : Toe t 0011.7 stem] • .ii-J• 011 having Cmissiae—.ld only lit Pa .ket4 TM, -a ether Cocoas are sites substituted or the sate of extra moth. Id
The Telegram. — 1901-06-25 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

BURT, SC. Baty Street; Mr. Una* Seaton House, lialfelitah &tad; Mr. F. J. Mori's, Abbotsbury Roil, Westhain ; Mr. STZDltati, St. Edmund Street; and Mews, SMITH & SON Bookstall, WeValotittl Station. INC ruLlca-etillST wd, be found reported in page 7. The 1034 erMlis returns will be found in another come. N. Blanchard, who gained a aeholarnhip at Cabin College from Weymouth College, is one of his year'n wrouglero, and W. Gratio, exhibitioner of Kinfeo College, to in the low of prizemeu. The excuroinn of the G.W.K employees at Swindon to fixed for July 12th. The numbers who have decided to oisit Weymouth are 2,725 adul a and 2,587 children, Tbe isnoe by the Weymouth Gan Company of £lO.OOO 3i per cent. perm total debentuie ntock has met, I,ve,,,utscril.ed for, at priced rouging from £9O to par, the average price being £93 tin ld per omit. Among the visitoro at Weymouto is Mr. Mono. Gerard, toe well-kuown aothur, whoee prineipal workii are Mistersou, Victinha Croon, Prince Karl, The Grip M the Volt, cud The Man of the Monieot. A aohli-Y ovinel Charlea Walter Smart, aged 46, a native of Weymouth, Who wan a private in the Army Medical Copia, committed suicide 6Y efitting the at whiht in a 'tot..' I temporary jpeat jty at. Bralford barracks. Hr had been driuking hoavily since his reiurn from South Africa.  The Dorset Volunteer Artillery, ennipriring the companies from Weymouth, Portland, Swan- : age. and Rournefuoutii, have been spei.oing st,„ pa-t week in camp at Fort Yaverland, sand,,w., Irk id Wight. They ware con‘eyeil to the Island in the .01. Prodick Castle, and had a sery pleasant Slice on board. The following were suceeesful in the retreat examination foi schilsi shipe at Weymouth ColStrickland, Montpeiier Solicit.PailalteM; 201, WilliauinBl, Dnyoualor-3r 1. S. Ford, Elvodeu Hots-e, (3.11C0n; H. CAA,&hmfihl ht.litie, Stoke; sth, C. Wli own, Weymouth College Ptelitiratiio Sclutu;l ;tot, II auk fladlewh School, Littletiampton ; iS, It. Denny, Garfield limes-, Stoke. The Matron of the Eye Infirmary desires to ..kin„wirthre, with ninny thanks the following met. ti wer Arid grePtio, Mrs.C. Benneit,Edenfitirst; egg. and Homers, Mrs. CAL Alstraton near Stierieirite; flower., Mrs. Higgine. pwey, Mr. Pottu.o., Swauage, twiti Site Ail.tron ~f Ame.hury grrarelo.rrtex ptes Mr.. limire, itimw,,rthy; I I linen, ItAmpton; rhuharh, Mr.. Alrido, Shirley, )orche ter-road.
The Telegram. — 1901-01-01 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

OHA.RGE OP ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. At the Wanborite Pulicc-smurt, mi Friday, before Sir R. Glyn and other magistrates, Jnu. William Davis, ex-rural postman for West Moor.). &c., was charged that he, on Deceinber 3rd, did unitwfully shoot himself with intent to kill and murder himself. The prisoner. who only has one arm (the left), appeared in Court with his head bandaged up. He was  accommodated in a chair, and on hung asked occasionally as to quesiioning witnesses, shook his head and mumbled "No" indistinctly. The first witness called was William Bartlett, a carter, who said that he heard of the affair, and on guise to the house tumid Davis in bed undressed, with a gun (produced) close to his bead. He was bleeding a good deal. Witness noticed the gunshot marks in the ceiling. He took the gun away.—James blesher said that he was on the day in question in a public-house and there saw Davis, who produced four new cartridges and remarked, " That is what I mean to do now." Dr. Malcolm Lamb said than on going to the house he found Davis suffering from a gunshot wound. The front portion of tile lower jaw had been completely blown sway. Witness dressed his injuries, and the following day banded him over br the Wituborne Workhouse Infirmary, where the man bail since remaitied.—By the Chairman : Ile thought it quite possible that the present injuries were self-inflicted. Witness added that Davis lost his right arm through a gunshot injury. Ile (the doctor) could find no trace of insanity in Dam,.—P.C. Sheppard stated that on going to the house he applied bandages to stop the bleeding, and waited the arrival of Dr. 'ARIL Witness noticed that one shot had completely penetrated the ceiling, and the shots from the other cartridge were scattered in the ceiling. He noticed that the prisoner's throat was slightly burnt by powder, showing that the muzzle of the gun had been held close. The gun belonged to Davis. Witness added that in the house he found the four loaded cartridges (Produced) and the gun contained two empty zartridges. The prisoner's wife, on hearing the explosion, ran out of the house with her children. P.S. Saint gave evidence of taking the prisoner to the Workhouse and of arresting bins there Orl a warrant.— Miss Housden, postmistress at Wiinborne, said that prisoner's duties included delivering and collecting letters in three Cross, Horton Heath, Ate. Occasion arose, hecaus, of prisoner's going on duty on October 15th under the influence of drink, to suspend him, and lie was subsequently discharged. The papers now produced had been sent to Davis complaining of irregularities, and souse of these prisoner would have received on the morning of December 3rd.—The accused still had nothing to say in answer to the charge.—He was committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions, to be held at Dorchester on January 2nd. Prisoner was afterwards removed to Dorchester.
The Telegram. — 1901-06-18 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

HORRIBLE STREET SCENE. SAWDUST CAKE FRAUD. lln the main street near Cardiff Docks, au An ingenious fraud, which seems to have even ; Monday night, a Spanish sailor named Kolosky amused some of its victims, has been reported cominitted suicide under sensational circumto the Bradford police. A girl of sixteen ow etances. To man was evidently suffering from seventeen, having ascertthned that there is no delirium tremens, and his conduct attracted a one in a house in a worsiing-class street, proceeds large crowd. Suddenly he drew a poniard, and next door and inquires the name of the absent thrusting, it int., his throat. pulled the weapon neighbour. Having heard the name, she artfully from side to side. Several men rushed towards pretends to recall it, and, producing from a him, but he made repeated thrusts with the basket a fancy cake, sold by confectioners at all weapon at those who attempted to disarm bins. prices from 61 to 2s. 6d., she says that the Then rtmning a short distance he again pillaged absent neighbour has ordered it to be brought the dagger into his throat. A man who closed up from their shop and left if she was not in. with him was slightly cut. Kolosky had indicted Sine innocently remarks that she dare sot leave fatal wounds uponi himself, and he died in a few it without the money, and the charge is ls. 6d. minutes. Several people have FM this, only to find that --the story and the cage are alike c.oncocted. for . the cake is found to be composed inside of FOUR EXCURSIONISTS DROWNED sawdust  The ceremony of dedicating the wPst front of ratti Abi:er took place on Frioay. The liodlop 01 Ltttt and Wet., in his wrmon, they seer enthrtning in thcir work thatday the pr:nciple, of Justice and freedom, whim, they tru.te.l to tote e*tablish-d in every part of the world where tae Eogi6o fig might fly. lend and Late Wiinhorne are .taying at Catfof Lorgi,,t,hire, Lord and Lady luu 4.11, will pans wit ot the summer alma!, wed Lord Www.oroe wt,l pr.wilY go to Scot aol it the Wain... for salmon-ti- bine.  A GENXRAL OPINION IN Doe HlHL—lti.an witimlite.l fat tat U. William,' ook 01, re • t,yi clavo• of la. ople in Dometshire f..r the way whicii Vi.y lOW. cured oaf alYviv, locomotor ataxy, rheumatism, and sciatica, almo ell atiAlug iron, iniprorenslovent of the scn flea, neketo, chronic erysipela., coocrimp Vin of the bowels sod lungs, anemia, pale and callow complexion, general muscular ivekI.e'e, Mei of apre palpitations, pain in the Lek, nerrons headacoe and me raga, early decay, all fernn of female weaknecc, and hyoneiia. Then,' • are a hair, not • paeetive. They are germ me only with the full name, Dr. Williams' pink pills for pale people, and are sold by chemists and by Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, 46, Holborn Viaduct, London, K C.' at 2s 81 a box, or six 1,i,, for 13, 91. Pink pills cold lose, or from glass jar, are not Dr. Willivmed pink pills ; accept ti,em only in the pink closed wrapper as Stove described. An account of • remarkabl,, err in Dorsetsbire will be found in another column.  A lamentable disaster has taken place at