The Slaithwaite Guardian and Colne Valley News. — 1905-08-18 (Slaithwaite, West Yorkshire, England)

TICITI:11.  A novel and effective device to Prevent the trenefer of re-admissien tickets was need at Tworton Flower Show (Itathl. On leaving the field each pereon'e hand was stamped in Mee i,,k with a circular device introducing the words "Twerton Flower Show."  A man remlnded nt Marlborough-et so a charms of begging denied the accusation, and adled, "If your worship will give in. fts. out of the poor-boa, I will take train to Grimsby to. morrow." "Why. you are begging now!" exclaim. 4 the magntrete. The Prince of Wales had an excellent day's sport on Monday on the Marquess of Ripon's Dallowgill grouse moor, when 640 brace were bagged. The Duke of Devonshire's party began operations on the 'lnglewood Moor, and np to luncheon had bagged 231 brace.  "Ilappt Hooligan, a dcg belonging to Mr. W. 11. Treaedale, president of Delaware, Lackawanna. and Western Railroad, Imo committed suicide by rushing in front of a train at Omen. wit+ (ronnA hecause his master faded to take him on • European trip, say the New York " American."  In the City of Lonckni Court, a porter eaployed at the Bansinena Cold Air Stores, Bmithfi(l.l Marker, was awarded £lO compensation for Ldling down a trap-door in the rola air Moms while he was working for them. The detendanM 9,4 he ought to have seen it, but admitted that bo %%Aiming was given.  A young matt. named Smith, tiring at Norwich, hearing that somebody had been street: by a train and hurled into the It 4er Weneum, joined the crowd which had collected. &ming twtmething in the water which looked like a human being he pulled at it and Inveigh: out the body of a boy, hie own brother.  Pi‘•kpixlete have been busy among the crowds e' holiday-makers on Blackburn Railway Station rlit form. A Glasgow gentleman, Mr. McCattes, as robbed of a puree containing £7O in notes and gold. A Blackburn tradesman named Walsh reports the lope of £l6, and half a dozen other people lost same ranging from £lO ta At the Me 4 ling of the Forehoe, Norfolk Guar. diens, one of the members complained that an inmate of the workhoup was kept at the pump every day without a day off. The poor wretch, he said, had been at this task for three years, nod if he had been in prison he would not have been lrestesi no badly. The hoard decided to let the man have one day off a week. An Army veteran, who brought an action in Haverfordirest County Court, for work done could neither read our write, no he handed to the judge a stick on which he had made notches purporting to ehow the number of days be had worked. On the other side were Notches crediting his employer with certain advances in the way of tobacco. 'The old soklier lost his claim. A twelve-year-old schoolboy, named Frederick Double, now holiday-making, Wall mm, 1,.v a polieeman, barefooted and in rags, stopping tworle and asking for money and food. He had a small cricket ball in bib hand, and not tneetiopt weh any success he *VII( do, n a side !Swot and slipped the hat down one of the logo of his t!oneervi thus assuming lameness. He wee let off at Tower Bridge on his parents undertaking to spank him. At Goole County Court, on Tuesday, a labourer in receipt of 30• a day wag the defendant in a judgment sommone for Li it, for spirits sop. plied.—His Honour Judge Minkel said it spirit merchant chose to NO and supply no much spirit on credit to a working man with three or four children, he did not wonder that they did not get their money. He couldn't understand people doing business' like that, He did not object to a working inaa drinking spirits it he go desired, hot ts supplj thus MI Civet la isth quAntitiell  iPUBLIBRED BT gPSCIAL