The Warwickshire Herald. — 1899-06-15 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

DOCKYARD OFFICIAL'S SUICIDE. from the Russian Government has been restored to tin me i p o a .. e Grahame said, tl 'le 1 r babl • that th young "To be mere. I should feel quite safe then." why, he would deserve to fail. him, and that he has received back his uniform r has held an lady would forget all ;bout. her sudden petulant for "I shouldn't think," observed Lesmore "that Dr. J. Jackson, J.P., . corone , . Ile might even be able, conic worse to worse, to from the Czar I have authority for saying that the sub-editor of the British and Plweign ns soon even the revolver-carrying burglar of to-day would inquest, at the Croydon Union offices, touching the persuade her into a runaway match. Ile had equal this statement is onl I If true Th.• Grand Duke death, on Saturday morning, of Air. William Henry . . . y .ta . • as they were separated. But Grahame had her own care to encounter such a titan as Mr. St. Var." faith in his own powers ie winning, and in the leopkins, aged forty-six, single. of Belmont-stree , ~.come. t has received back Ms uniform, but not his full reasons for not. entirely losing sight of the heiress ; "Not lie!" said Lady Davenant. nodding ber fully of "lovely woman " once her heart is won. riouthsea —Mr. George Francis Hopkins, of South :" otherwise she would have let the acquaintance "head • "besides Mr Ste Yee is a dead shot and • ted So in a really happy. and even triumphant, . ' ' ' Norwood, sta that the deceased, his brother, had There seems only too much reason to fear that the drop. The bi.azen and the earthen pot could not a very light simper." frame of mind, "Mr. Faversham" proceeded to for the past thirty-one years been employed in forthcoming Govenimente legislation on petroleum float down the streatn together : and she was far "The best of all guardians, tiwn, fur your Port I k• d d ht OFr I co.•templates no interference with the pn.sent flashsmout i Doc ear as raug amen. n nay make his toilet. While washing his lianas, it too proud to incur the charge of "koo-tooing "to treasure, Lady Davenant. These country houses he paid witness a visit. He seemed to be in a Point. The Home &ACP authorities are of opinion occurred to hint to ask the valet, who was I•eying • an heiress. Marian was, however, enthusiastic are so very accessible!" depnased and melancholy state and said he came that it is the manufacturers of petroleum lamps via the guest's evening clothes, what other guests enough row. and declared that. if Grahame didn't "Now 'don't you try t•o frighten me, Mr. up for his health. Lately he hld been promoted to who require to be dealt with if accidents are to be were staying in the Innen. call she teherian) would write and remind tier. Faversham. lee always fancying I shall wake the position of n.corder of weights and measures on minimised. Tbe bill will, therefone praltibit the - "There's Mrs. Eardiey, sir," replied Sinimonde, Then Mess Eardley went hack to "Mr. Faversham," some morning, and inns the emeralds. I wish the new battleship in London. He said the work ink of very fmgile glass reservoirs- the weight to stand Miss Eardley, and Miss Grahame Temple." aineng and troubling her listener. It was the sontetinwe I didn't possess them!" was too hanl for him, and he resigned, but was bear a certain proportion to the celerity, say, one Grahame! His trifr ! Fred Lesmore did not f oil. the b•tse of a Flier:et. fancy, feolish and evanescent, but it "I'll do my best to relieve you of the anxiety!" re-appointed to his former position, and granted a rued of glass _to one pintio, , . easily logo his self-control. Men at war with 'aliened how easy Lesmore's task would have been thought Lesmore, still fanning. "Confound that short term of sick leave. Deceased was rattles; teat reathervoliarmttvittio, abewelmttewhi•ch nal:, ja,tr.tetttiee itnhan„,.. ,t,,lrte. eociety are generally adepts at ruling featuree and but for the interposition of his wife. The silly bird idea of hers! St. Var's a man to sit tip into the Fridliaiy intl,ghwtit at tl,l,e.hoomlloivt,,-,itlltnionnimugteN•conr,t,td. manner ; but. Lesmore Was thankful at this moment tion to tile height of the lamp; all wick tuliwsland was ulready fluttering towards the baleful light. small hours, and sleeps like a eat—according to ee: that his back was turned to the valet, or that The respite must be even briefer than Grahame had the old lady. Here come Grahame and her sister :ht nwwitnensintre't ' ed the deceased was not at the burners to conform to a standard gauge, and the pesibly oteerynnt person might have noticed that hotuW, and later he heard that he had teen run over former to be solidly made and wt•Il soldered to the lirat intended. —l'll change the subject." at Norwood Junction.—Thomas Harriden, driver of bunters, the latter being firmly attached to the tlw last piece of information IMP a "startler" to --- Which he did skilfully, so that when the two the 8.35 a.m. from South Croydon to London Bridge, reaervoir by a screw collar. These regulations may the gentleman from Canada! Lesmore felt, Der a eecond, almost stunned, almost as if a literal house