The Telegram. — 1892-09-13 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

BMW. SePliant meeting of antaty 1a... the ttnardtene' otee%.l.g. mr Well we reported leek —The t.p.tt M. N Rarneal Hated that her had visdeo the 7i7r7l:r.qu'l:nrs!! e'n:ll=l.l'n tr=t"i'vrifi: room on the arousal Hoor about 13(1. square and Lft. in height, with awns leading to en mac id the the father and Loather, clew, There was no chalet tor the use of tl e oee.PWre. thie outrage, with the one adwitorig, had lately been re the poseestion of the ideedford Building &wady. He at ewe wrote to M. Brennand. 0. ..c..aary V. th• swim, calling 1. akStenS3on She ...we Issew, ...the had replied ...off that he would bring the nia.wr before the ...wet was allowed to ...a .... nevi after •• Thal applieetion he nisch. to the Local Hiivernment Hoard an put le force witine 0, centrihutory place of Cauford velastn• section 139 of the Public eelth Act, 1875. extended by ...canon 2.511, of the Act of ateet.oll 158 of the Act of 1575, and 0 of oration M an, eection 53 of the Act of 1880 ,ur she purpose •,f onablitur the Alithenty to adopt hy,litos far Cantu.. Magna es at Pere. Thuredny.—Before the Mayor (52r. W. H. Yestreani, Aldershot. H. Farmer, awl Mr. G. H. I...ann.—Frank Cul!, of Heatnerlauds, a labourer, leas charged with /wing iseirdwed premises —the ..... Parkstonn—un tra.lro'frlefe—riclMairti 11%171.='"'1'.r. rund said Witt lie and' "1-. C. Sawa bound the defendant druat in tn. bar. At eleven o'clock he wee 1.1 from We h....by a twin and woman, unit on either day. Defendant wax drunk, awl apparently tailplane—PM. Saint corroborate,. Binh wawa were C 1.001.1 eximnined -owe., Able length. and Mr. Inckinron asked the Hence to am Heir nvEclencv was utterly unnatisfactery.— The magistrate* found tliat defendant was chunk, and aura 2.61, the cost, or Pewee days. —11 r. Dmkineon intimated that he would learbahlY ealwal.—Anaphus Pler.Orey, the landlord, wee then charged with 'antennas druskonsiese use. The Bench wader,. the ... wove,. hine in ...aide...awn of his previous g conduca they had reriowei not to ender. Ms license. He was bead 133 isichisii.a. _jinn, Norman. of Old Otchsrd, pleaded guilty to ..nanlntig Co, or. SePt. 3r4, said ems fined 5.1,4 18.64 ten.. nth hawker. pleaded guilty , using otiewsie league...—. wed tan 1010 or Wth ,111:747..47:et:totirer, swam charged iiviZrasii;; mg his brother William. on Werisseed•y.—A PortireyL. and, rlTninTieswer to, she nowt, Itratee had no turashation, diems.ed the cue.  11l gas dillicultiett for matey I mild IsavY CYO or 1:30 if I sctutt,l '—Snook. said he neverusid such it thing in his Igg—Pnsoner you _have n. rdVt4tolltnutt';rten'i7ietithi:::hc;7sert'tnr'a'lrt; ano ...web./ ES 170 do sm. --erttonet : Yaw could woe • had mon., if you wanted IN from me :arerel ;Oln I magistrate said the woman was allowed very little hum ▪ ennsidered the ....fry. tr.. not ny:yed =rs'rietti. "InLe:!".::g"•l4tflerrereyoll drunk on the hist Auxust. A .n.r, °Merl, vest withdrawn.— It appeared that \Venni.. was detlith quutrellsd with soma wanton, Wile. asked the cuustaLtlet. au : . ...  ..t .dejnoll the'cLe.lsoi nore.lnetirL'lliMself 'lrn:l"Ete' for=1;( brezt Prisoner's wife son. le•ving Ono witoess.box she* 'mid : l'hu7fe7:l B, the lime the &hove ease, Lad Leon noposed of It nos choe open one o clock. As • second inhan.sonte did not out n'n:ent re=;:Lre'd rIT:TaVoCIY.. c"r" etCLIMG Crux Onettyytt•n7taiy—ndTdatta coma.. tha "'"''n• """. -la. 4. J. T. askaiatad at Itacetn,hr,t, Vanner acted as AU.- ter •o 4 remits wat that C. 11. liartinurn t;nnah. and "d" "d 'd"":isu'eaVl time „.etial fur Daahwcal.l•ach t•lte ud. nnoda. and h.od tha e.t.a u  Tot. Frgtx.—/t. l'Ote and gala in connection with the Bout-nem...nth and I,r...whore, Conte, votive Aweettotwn war field at itnah Corner on Wednesday. There tear a prweetwon at twelve o'clock, followed hy puolic lunch.... at which M. W. W. Mm we (chairman a the Ifierl branch of the tinctMitak) preeided. Lord Malenvalntry me,ided at a platforwt weakling at five o'clock. when aldrentet were gwen h• the How .1. Scottand Mr. Afiel it. Smith. WE.  hnoomfets Swett, ov .• Lanr.—On Wednem day, Dim Elizabeth Allen. 55 year.. of age. widow of the late Me G. W. Allan. rekLled ...leer. of 8... London residing at Gore., Wood. Christchurch Heoad., eippLulified smeide by cutting fl.. throed. Two dwtors were soon on the ego, innt the dec./ell ahrel about two hours altar then arrival. It is Ptlafti h. the decaseafers husband, who died in the inflamer last Y. lef• he, a fortnae of oser gloo,ooo. It. klarbeld held an my.. upon the vetoer. on TlzursdaY, whet. ff : tranemred thali dank.% arbe wee gteyin. , Mrs. look up Ore breafkfast on Wedaseaday mons ivg at about ought o'clock, whon she seemed in oettor ppm. than al, had presionely been. I.re lets Ism-, aro went tu uedrOa.in agar nat alio. 10... Kn. door, led could gm no answer. and NW t•Ir.11 •hs door, but foirnd it wref chained. After repomod .1% deeper..., In reply to • queetion, seill she smut he turther said eke could not open the door. and wiliness rusned ageless the door and burst it open. Tbeeesed was lying on her *ids on the 11mr. ydlh h,, head close to the fender. She eras zn • frightful condition. covered wan blood. There was a lwge carving kin, near her fent. On the pr0v101.24 day deceaeed had at. she wished she cload, h. d. not think that .tre would make an attempt mmn n, hfe. Tn. following letter lisd been erldressed by the unfortunate lady nre and all toy filen... 0, forgive me for whet 1 ion abet.% to do. Li, l• not worth hying to ine. 1 I cannot pai. through this world. My dear Thom. forge, nir, And sse I ans not parted su nee. from my deerest husband. 0, stet that I am burled by the gde of ham, and pray me to thia Om, more forgive me. I ate useless.—E. 11r. .1. G. lfooglae mid that after the •leath of her husband Abr. Anula med deal depress,l and ,sr. He 114 W her on*Wednesday morning. after rendered an urgent meseage te come and me, her. Whon very large ad... in dm [break b. deceased had evidently lost • great deal ot blood before they got there. Deceased flu. in abont two hours fn.. ••=nr:h".72".Zr"V.'%tITZ::,`LVIMJ:Z and could hare been clone 1, the knife TM. jou returned A verdict that decesaed COMnotted suicide whilst in inumand mind.  O•anne Fern AND BAZAAIL •••> lowans*, garden tide were held in the lindtHonse end groond• en Verdi... Any, in ant ot oke fond for furnolong she parish room aver the porch el Llie Priory Church. Recitations and sOngs 'nem ntl evening and the n'.7.t'f!riTi7ct Volirt=l:ini played 'selection. in .he grnnuds.  WI&'