The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-07-02 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

WILL.I.I, Erg., uhst E. Pimice, Esq.)  1:1;7r."14= gaia I.l,==tot ehd toe e ~, tt., p.a.r. 7:lll'=""'''''frl'hr':`,:id h.v. hatththherttlet,, 4.he Chairman rerli,et. „wee to ore, the teoh menthmed in the itniutz etzetee teehaee 66112,yht.,L1tee.0dt.,,L: htet"li; :117:''' ;tted"la :f.:uteenc":..til:eelt„trtihLt.erhfull,;;.,..iinu,,,t„T„"ti•huu,a7ehethi,:e: tr'4:12.1"41.= .....:,! `11'111;7 . 12262 '7A-°-.7tzv.:4. g;11... '----- o'''''.l,. h„,—, 0., ,r..r, ‘,...., ,_ .. oo ----. ..,g. ...i5..., ; .;,,.:`,„,„, " .Tll`!..l„`.'l`Mi.....it, 'Thin' .4 concluded the b..  eocceisee. SUDDEN DeaVE OP 0. REDD, EIDE TEE ItsqUEED.— Dr. Cr.lelogolt. coroner. held me hottest on Thureday. on the had, of the abovesnamed gentlesums, who died saddenly on the prevoom Tuesday. Caroline Smith. • servant, stated that at ten minute. poet mven 00 the morning of Tuesday en passing her master's door she heard hint breathing heavily, but her opinion was that he was in a sound sleep. Goiag to the room with cup of tea at twenty minutes pest eight, on opening the door she obsened something peouliar in the appearance of her master. Captain Fier seas called from the adjoining room, when they dimovered the deemed quite dead. Dr. Phelps gsve evidence to the effect thoA the deceamd gentleman had died from natural nausea. The do, previoos be attended him professionally for • cough. Deceased wm subject to giddiness. &insect approaching to faintness. He had also dimese of the heart. The coroner made referee. to • report which has been virculoted ioferring Shot She deceased had committed suicide. This bed originoted, he presume& bemuse be had been celled upon during the last week or two to Pep a heavy sum of money. I:inshore...hie people were t7,:g btt the to suppose the deceiLLl bad taken anything to d 0..., with himself. The doctor had hold them he bad heert disco., and his impression always had been thst he (the decemed) would doe suddenly. Dr. Phelpe fully endorsed the remmke of the coroner. A verdise of O "Died from natural mama was returned. Hi. age was stated at OA Report Otters that he life is insured oto the suns of M2,e)o. Mr. Reed was • director of the onfortunate Somereet fled Doreet railway. It will be remembered that last vemk we reported a <riot, that recoiled in • decision under which Mr. Reed would have had to pay £BO.OOO 'towards that railway which Ism borne so heavily on Sir E. Baker and r. 3.0. ManseL  A CHILD D•omirco.—An Inquest seam held at the Susses Hotel, on Wednesday, before J. Y. Melmeth, Eaq , on the body of Elizabeth Ann Shy, • chi. too Ye•re and nine mooths old, daughter of Elward Shure, who was drawee in the river on that niorniug. Edward Packer, seeing some children nin.ng along Mae bank, wentover and saw &c.a. in the water. 8h... lying on her back with her knees o. of the oat, bit her hesd under it. He took her out and .1.1 A, up hr. to try tg reer.r. her ( ! ! ! ) She dtd not speak, but sehen witneite laid bee on the bank ad turned her over to rub her she opened her mouth, and there was a tt aort of gazglipe Mbar stomaoh. P. C. Pluddeft eat., nil tools her up and brought her to the boo.. The water was only seven or eight in.. deep. The put ceman said that he saw the child "gurgle'. onee or twiee and that he loosened her clothes and robbesl her, but that she did not revive. Verdict t'Acoidentally drowned"  Temb FOR bonbon —A trial for duelling took pleas at Paris oaf...relay. The mmueed, .11 were MM. Maori,. Joly sod Warridre, principal, ana UM Coulon Ferry (sinew *Weed 4.0 Fonteine, st*,l 14.7, cherged aerierearies. The two firet-namel were writers on • journal of leer and police new, called the Polais, end during • dispute between • them in the editortal ollice M. Meurice Joly struck M Leferriere in the face. A Imetile meeting matted, and ihe ergressor tem Rightly teriended in the arm. The combatants Imre mummer*, each to my • Ana of 200, and the mama* to • penalty of 501. each.