The Telegram. — 1900-08-07 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE WEATHER AT WEYMOUTH. Readings taken daily by Mr. I. J. Baowcat 9 a.m. (local time). at the Climatological Statiou,Nothe, tor the week ending August Ist, 1900.  The barotneter_is reduced to sea level.  The readings of the inaximum thermometer and the raintall are entered in the returns of tbe previous day. *Velucity in miles per hour. Report for the past month, July, 1900.  "Means barometer, 30•037 in. ; temperm.ure, 9 a.m., 651; max., 708; mi. n. 571; range, 13'5; extretnev—Max., 790; min., 47•0; meat, temperature, WO; relative humidity, 78 per cent. ; bright sunshine, 279 hum, 50 minutes sunless days, 1; amount of cloud, 5'5; rainfall, o•96ia. ; rainy days, 7.  Avtore keeper at Armagh Lunatic Asylum, named Ruddell, committed suicide on Friday by shooting himself. Mr. James Halliwell, manaeer of the Duibury Hall Colliery, Chorley, was killed on Friday by falling about 150 yards to the bottom of tile shaft.  It waa th,cided on Friday, at the final sitting of the Inter-Pathainentmy Arbitration Gmference, that the next ineeting ,bould be held in 1902, it Berne.  William White and Thomas White, sons of a fancy g.iods merchant, of Houndsditch, Loudon were drowned on Thurday, while bathing at Belhevin, near Aberdeen. The members of the South African Hospital Commission left Southampton on Saturday fcr Cape Town to pursue their investigation of the treatment of the sick and wounded during the campaign in South Africa. Friday night's Ga' zette notifies the promotion to second-lieutenants of one sergeant, nine corporals, and sixteen troopers and privates for service in South Africa. Four of the privates belonged to the C.I.V.  The R,oyal Humane Society's parchment was on Friaay presented to a Stroud lad named Hawkins, aged 13, who retcueu a boy eight years from drowolnic in Stroud Canal.  The Canadian Government has appointed the Hon. Edward Blake, M.P., to represent Canada on the Anglo-Russian Commission, to which has been referred the question of the compensation to be paid to the Canadian sealers illegally seized by the Russian warships in 18$2. Replying to the British Note on the subject of the escape of Sipido, who was guilty of the attempt on the life of the Prince of Wales, the Belgian Government state they are sorry, but they fulfilled the laws of the country, and could not be held responsible. A meeting of the Minors' Conciliation Board was held in Newcastle on Friday afternoon to consider the men's application for an advance in wages. Eventually the employers agreed to give an advance of 8i per cent., which was accepted by the men's representatives.  The National British Worcen's Temperance Association and friends of the temperauce cause have presented Lady Heury Scmerset on her bir th• day with £l,OlO to clear the debt of the Duxhurst Farm Homes and commemorate her 10th year as President of the Association.  "CRITICISM WILL FOSTER TALENT " i• an adage too well-known to need dilating upon, especially as it is necessary to speak Of something which for many years has defied adverse criticism. Holloway's Pills and ointment, as sterling remedies tor all complaints. are more familiar than "household words," being in constant daily uee by thousands of pe UI., whn look upon their poeses•ion as a positive necessity. Leading medical authari,ies advise their uea• reliable medicines in times of veal. As a certain cure for all skin diseases they are unequalled, whilst for bile, tick headache, fittulency, iiidigwation, and all liver and stomach dist.rders, it has been truly said they are worth their weight iagold,