The Telegram. — 1896-07-21 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

HOW." " Loving little Freda," Janette and Henrietta tiymes, Mrs. Homer and Mary Spines, Sophia and Annie (servants at Oaklands), Mr. and Mrs. Brain, the Rev. W. H. Beach (Bath), deceased's workpeopte at Nether Cerise, Emily Curgenven, A. O. Sytnes (Kingston Russell), Mr. and Mrs. T. Coombs (Dorchester), Mr. and Mrs. G. I'. Symes' Mr and Mrs. E. B. Duke, Captain and Mrs. Aeland, Nurse Hole, Dr. and Mrs. G. A. George (Bournemouth). There was a floral tribute bearing the following :—" With sincere  At Wednesday's meeting of the Llandudno Town Council, it was agreed to puichase the drive round the Great Orrue's Head at a cost of £9,000. A series of manonivres by the Russian Baltic Squadron, at which the Tsar will probably be present, will take place in the Gulf of Finland next month.  Sir Augustus Paget, who was seized with sudden illness while visiting Lord Salisbury at Hatfield on Monday, died st Hatfield House on Saturday morning.  An explosion, attended with a fatal result, occurrei at Eley's cordite factory, Edmonton, on Wednesday. A teunale employe was killed and several injured.  The Spanish toreador, Tito, who was gored by a bull at the Station Bull Ring at Perpignan on Sunday, died on Monday niorning after suffering intense agony. Under the will of the late Mr. Williasn Debenham a legacy of £l,OOO has been bequeathed to the Warehousemen, Clerks', and Drapers' Schools, Purley, Surrey. Colonel Walker, ot the Boston H.A.C., has been presented by Mr. Elliot Stock with 100 copies of Crumwell's Soldier's Bible for distribution among his men.  Henry Colling, who was convicted for murder at Birmingham in 1887, and whose sentence was conimuted to penal servitude for life, has been released from Parkhurst Convict Prison.  Tire English Rugby football team played fifteen of the Western Province at Cape Town on Thursday. There was a large attendance. After an exciting contest the match ended ins draw, neither side sewing e. paint.  On Saturday, at Huddersfield, a vote of the ratepayers was taken on the question of running the trains on Sundays. The result was 4,154 votes agaitut Sunday trains and 2,725 in favour—majority against, 1,429. The inquest On the body of Kathleen Quartermass, who was murdered in a lane at Hemel Hempstead, was opened by Mr. W. Grover, on Saturday, and adjourned. The man arrested on sumpielon has been released, and the police are without any clue to the murderer.  - - - -At an inquest at Hove, on riday, a verdict of suicide whilst of unsound mind waa returned in the case of Henry Ford, a visitor from Leamington, who, in the temporary absence of his nurse, th: himself from the second storey and was killed, lie had suffering from melancholia.  For several weeks past ;group of English Socialists have been at Antwerp, inciting a strike among the dock Itla.mrers. In response to a petition from the chief firms of the city, the police nave expelled the agitators from the country. On Saturday morning, an official intimation was received at Leicester that the Home Secretary had felt warranted in advising the conantatation of the sentence of death passed upon Henry Lett, for the murder of Henry Crossland at Oadby last April, to one of penal servitude for life.  Wm. Corcoran, aged sixty-four years, who was alleged to have murdered the two men Derbyshire and Gusterson last Monday, at Messrs. Quirk, Barton 1 Co.'s lead works, at Rot herhithe,and afterwards shot himself, died on Saturday morning. The deceased was an army pensioner. Cnninita