The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1883-08-31 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

DBUNKARII.—Oo Frkisy the dopul• e loner held an the bo iy of Ruth , It, who had t klosittodeulolle. The iv/Monne showed thst the deceased was msrri.ed woman, had only let been libersthl fr Wineheeter 110,1, out hut ehe hut been breuvht bdore the Sallebury magletratee, ehldr fsr Irunlsenness, shout 40 time, She and hue hoeband etc he.uublel,tu, and In the end lament bar throe. The verdict of the j..ry wee " Suicide from t,ropsrary Warta w. AtconoL.—On 'friday, on the groos lef Mr. I;eorga Mahone, It Anmeboty, meneol • einguler match for IA lasting ell dot In In enmity hot weether. Toe eonteet, which wee tinder the music-. of the Church of England Temp., none Society, wan the roma of a bet Cl PU 11. meeting of Salisbury, end woe between Mr. Terrell, Wiltehlre farms, who chsilesiged his onnoassis Abbey, an Oxfordshire former end lectiver for the nodsty. The lesue was who would do the most work In the berms{ Saki, the former no beer and the latter on water anly. Fifteen scree ts seals pitcher were eoeh,leol. Mr, 'Ferrell from the first held e, v,ry eons eidooshie low]. sn.l at loin cdoloelt the ground cleared hr lint, was Its. he, Dip , out Mr. Ablwy Ha. Pr. The mach erected greet interest In the oonnty, awl Mr. Terrell congratulate.' hy hie friend.. Tee Salisbury Journo/ era the following intomidlnii details id the mingular conteet :—tie, Abbey wildse the rooted to he I. r eeerehou,ttuehbelotbe allowed t,, take any ston.int 'skating &lake, repecielly oatmeal drink, winds he strongly geontomended fog  hay rowl hatreet work, hot Mr. T, rrill desired the o last not to e<te.a wyod • d•Y, ottl sit wicked M.' • A,cy to Imre n drink event wet, Mr, Ahhey acoldrd these tor, end the o Meet whith whr itt pitching wheat) look piece yeeterdal oh • Pl•re ef orer 10 acne In r se.* at Bull lent by Mr. (e Meleome. It in,y be Imre mentioned that kb. T,ttill i. taller than Mr. Abbey, but, on thr ether bext, ha br older by about 15 years. Before the match was begun each of the put. deponitcd 25 with Mr. Me 10.% the wiener.. money to be ruiner:2d to hire an dant of the hew to be given to the £4 diem! lotirmary. Work began at four minutes post seven, and from the commencement M. rerrill took the lead, ertilah he maintain.' to the end. At four o'cluok he hod deem 15s. 3r. 10, that cleaned by Mr. Abbot being Ita. Or. 13p. Therefore, it that lima Mr, T.rtill wee nearly two acme ahead. After f our, bow. ever, Mr. Abbey gained steadily, routlimirg to it, so to the finish, when he we. only 3,2ip. behind, having pined ....thing Ilk. an acre le about tin ea Otto an Is quarter. They liol,hed .1 7.15. the whole tithe e Ts: having barn clear& The quentlty pitched by Mr. Terrill wee 20a. It. 7y., end that of Mt. Abbey Ito. it. Dip. It appaere that • mau who Dien 112 or 12 sores tots day It consideral to hare dons • nord day'. work. After the ...Wet Mr. Terrill tout 11r. Abbey abook ben!, In a mo.t cordial rammer, and eenh propwad chum for the other. Mr. Abboy mule • ehort epeech, in which he thanked Mr. Melrome for the excellent moot. 1., whit% he had ertmged everything. ..ad for his Madera in granting the use of the ground, aud c flcluded by ceiling th,e cheers it him, which were teirilly accord.d. Ur. Abby et.' Fie foci not dme a .layk h.r.l mmual Ishour for 20 year, and wa ond.retand that Mr Tooll hoe got done Otwllar work for four years. Taera wan 1. forge number of porton.. the ground to witnees the noutre, which, It I. erunted, will be followed by ; Ahem.