The Telegram. — 1896-04-14 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

LAST LOOK ROUND. Lady Mountstephe-n-died at; her Loodoe rend. *ace on Sunday.  The Itussian V"lunteer Flee is to be increased by five new vfM Set..  Dr. Jameson is staying at Windsor, on ViAit Mr. Douglas Murisy, of Ciswer Lodge. J.hin Jones, secretary of the Taff Vale Railway, died on Sunday afternoon M the age of 53. . .  Statert tare that commercial fsilwe ons very large noel° rokre taking Once ell over the Untied Stutes.  Joseph Bill, bolt riveter, fell from a scaffold at Wandsworth elsetnc light works on Saturday, and was killed instantly. •  The death occurred at Torquay t.a Saturday of Alierman Robert Frost, a tnerober of • well-known in uf Chester tnlfert.  - Baron Von Schrader. who MD Reverely wounded on Friday morning in Berlin in • duel with Herr Von Kotze, died on Sunday.  . - - • Lord Hawke's team of ericketore returned ftom South Africa on •unday eight In the Union Own patty's stetiluer Pretoria.  - -The Haekuey V-Atry has, passed a te•tolutiou fatour of the linumg awl eeg,,tratiou 01 all cycle., at the uttuual coot of ”up ohi lug. •  lioring the vieit I.3..storles 11Ienagerie v, New. tn A'obott on Stturday, a tine perforwing bonen, known by the hen, of Prjo,e. Victoria, died. An Ennlieh who was a pareenger by the Pxpreas train frcin Calais to Pattie, wee killed on Saturday night near Clerinnuede l'Oise, by tolling frim the train.  The parish of Charterlonise has a population of 1,328. During lai.t year there wete no Luella aod only live deaths, and the hater of people of thO ay.rage age of 80 yeara.  Ciptain Treeartlia, master of the steamsbip Ho, land from Hod, died at Swansea on Thursday, fr..rn sinall-p,x. 119 VIRP married onlylast week. Mr. Peter ots pas promised a &nation of £lO,OOO townrds a new inhrusary at Paisl,,Y. U,MtA preeion•ly arbserined £5,000, ani is also inniding a Nurses' Home at a cost of about 210,000.  Lord Edward Cscil, who has been granted leave to take service in the Egyptian Army for the operations in &wider, is Lord Salisbury's fourth son. He is over mix feet throe in heisint, and has an enthusiastic love of trildwry duties. Richard Eott, first whip of the HsMon Harrier* end font e:ly ve0,04 whip ot the South Devon Forhounde, lieu i au iewtts Abbot, on Sunday from concussion of vie brain, sustained on Friday through [wing thrown from Ms hone.  While engaged in telltng a tree Oakelr: Road. We Croydeo, fr. Marred), landlord of the NVindiniii liu. and a 115%0 owl:led Brooker met 'vitt terrible avoid( or. Tie tree fell in a direztion ‘rontrary to tliat expected, fatally crumbing Brc,:ker, and breaking Marrion't awl ...Enemies iojar. lug him  Great consternation wee canted at she Constitutional Club, Northumberland Avenue Ludo, on 'Friday afiernium, when it became known teat Mr. C. M. Bunn hisi c inimitteci suicide. It swears that deeemed lucked Minaelf in hn bed• rum and then sent but melf thrJugh the head with a revolver.  In the South Foieland thorn lives a judge who hes a daughter. She has recently taken to larm• tug, and brine a fearle.i girl she wears top boob and a smock. The judge's deughter g CMS thoroughly into the whole bounces, and her lateat expleit was to IN to the county town with pigs to see thrt they troughs the proper price. This has been too much for the na.tive peaeantry. who express toeir feelings in plain language for milt. around.  In Friday nivht dIVII,OII on the amendment of Mr. Lloyd George against the IDAilltelllllllCe of too London parks being charged to the Natonai Fond the minority included Mr. Caldwell, M. Harbors Lewis, Mr. Da'riot, Mr. Briggs. Mr. T. E. Ellie, and *number of the Irish Nationalist members. Mr. John Berne, Mr. Madan, Mr. Fickersgill. and several other Radical members voted with the Iloretomeoll in the majority against the amendment.  'I'HE BATTLitanyr ii.noirri on Saturday made a series of circle trials in the Ci,&1113.11 from Pl 3 mouth. On Friday, the vessel went into the Channel for a aeiiiis of trials of her powerful armament. Great nide:est was taken Ira the results. The guns were fired from varioue elevations, and a very sewers test was the firing of the two heavy guns in each brabutte simultaneously : but, notwithstanding the Sri. re strain briiiight to bear an the immediate vicinity of the herieutee by the discharge of two 5001 h. props:toes, close examination failed to dia. clue the slightest trior of any shock. Sir W. IL White exoreraeo himself highly pleased with the vessel and all her fittings.  Felmmo A.Nu tiaMtiaa.—&me singular re relations were made at the Chester Bankruptcy Court dining the examination of a farmer, of Capeuhureit. Bankrupt said he bad borrowed £2Ol. trim a Liverpool money lender. repaid £203, and 14.11 owed £4O; from another lender he borrowed £43, repaid £lOB, ad still owed on. For one loaii of flO he had paid £24; for a loan of £25 he had paid £3O, and st,ll owed £6O; for another of £lO be had repaid £24, and still owed FM He also borrowed £7O from a shied parson, repaid £7O, but still owed £3O. From a fourth he borrow...l £7O, had repaid £BO, and still owed £4O. A fifth lent him £l4O, he had repaid £ll9, and still owed £lOO. Debtor denied that he ever had a bet beyond a shilling sweep, and that was when he was a mingle man. The examination war elated.