The Telegram. — 1901-01-08 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SECOND COUKT.  13,'Dre Colon•; J. It P. Gooddea (vice-chairman), May a. A. Marna, A. S. Williams, amid O. D. bumf.  Perdertrk Barrt (41), gardener, was indicted foe stsieropting to commis suicide, at Wei-salvell, on Dec. Stn.—Ntr. K Sykes, who prosecuted, informed the tYaurs that pr,soner was an old soldier. He loft the Are,y waft a good character, and afterwards berratne a rural postman ; but Soffl• time ago he gave up that elm,' .yment, and had ,stely beea doing odd jebs at gasciening, Itc., in Warnawell and she heighbourhood. During the early pert of at year he antlered much from • diseased bone in iris foot, and had to have one of on IMAM SinpUt•Oeni at she County Hospttal. This ailment worris I him • good deal, and he 'also •.-erned to hove been troubled about differences with his wife and his mothist.inisw. On December Sth th• gerdeeers at Waritiwell Home were .Iraw• no prisoner'. dwolliag by the screams of Ids wile. They ran there and round prisoner . on a box in an costume., having joss out his throat Wit. • moor WOICO he held in his hand. The wound, though deep, was not &emit's. It Was dreamed by Dr. Anderson, of Winfritb, who wan eall.l in.—Dr. Anderson was notable to say that prisoner wm of unsound mind.—Prisoner, is aminer to the Chairmae, mid he wits very sorry that he ever attempted to take Si, lute. Ha assured them Wtat he would never repeat the •teenv. Upis this assurance *ha Court boned him over in MP Own recogni.ancs of £5 lo come up ler judgment ii call-. 1 noon.  John Henry Dar. 01), I... Avian, war indicted for •lawfully so...Amu himself, OA Harnpreaton, us Dec. 3c.1, 1000.—Yri,m.ser pleade.l golfer—We oat. recently hilly report., I brie ease. -Deputychief Constable Marsh inforinci the Court that prinoirer't hitber.in•law and brotber•in.law ',rondos(' to take dire of hitu to the beat of theta Thereutem the °idol bound bus over. bit own re,ounisauce of 25. . .  Kate oOUJettB (45). 0,401 r, wet indicted foe uli,eicwir tip false itregincris from David Barry the lulu: of 2e, al Weymouth, on Oct. 23r5.—Proonser pleaded E. Salim, for the proaceur !joy •tuinfoll Inaa: uu October 23rd prisoner watt 00 the liter. Father Barry, at the Catholic Church, Weymouth, anti told him that her husband had Just got work at the steno, laundry, but they were deetitues, and la seed of supper and • nod. Sae r preeratel her.elf as a Catholic, and Father Berry gave her in. shilling.. Neat day she June n•ek awl prodoced a letter norportiug to h•rit Lees *listen by her limband, ihmtking Fattier Barry for hi. kindness, •11.1 ashiiig if he would extend it by advancing auether ff,rutu, a• the laundry h•mds were not paid until Saturday. Father Barry complied with the i•yoeb'.. It wee afterw•rde found that prisoner and her husband had neves even applied for wmk at the Moseley. This cook/ not be said to he an isolated case, as a nUtUuer Of nompl•inte had been made •bont the whmas. Witee ali• was arrested at Plymouth, she was sees to try to met rid of etimettionr. It was • directory of the Roman Catholic clergy of the United King. dom. A snap WAS also tonal upon her with certain place. marked, and a paper with the names of planes and various amounts of money. On May 17th she was Convicted of obtaining money by false pretences front clergymen of the EstabBelied Citurcli.—TheCnsirtnai. said that the Court amok in consid•ratfoo the prisoner bad berm is priau• imam tune meadow; trial. She would be enntericed tio three months hart labour.  &forge illtana erhbeen, •has Penny-(34). mszkoa orb% flaitClien for stealing a horse, sae, of hare...a and nations other articles, vale. 914, the property ,if }:anana Orman, otherwise From. Pella], at Riaton, between Dec. 410. and 1900.—Alter hearing she evidence pcsonea Irae found guilty, and senthencel OS use month's hard lalronr.  James Ansley (74), dealer, was chargeel witit felonionaly rocoving of one Reginald Wak.lf seven knives, of the •slue of 12v, the good. and chattels of Marlon Diemen, which had 'wen feloniously sin,. from Cnarles Losirmari, the inastor of Reginald Wakely, he then knowing the same to have been at Sherborne, on or about the 3rd of Derembor, 1900 also for felooiously receiving of ,ne Reginald Wakely, two coats of the vein* of 30. each, the g-mis 01 Robert Clark Thomas and Barry Duncan, which hail been stolen from the dieellion.house of Thomas Wilson, well knowing thn lam. to have leen stolen, at Sherborae, on or shoot the 10511 December, 1900; also for receiving of Reginald Wakely one overcoat. of tho 'Om. of Silb, tie goods of Douglae which had bore ssolen from alto dwellinghouso of Thomas Wilson, he well knowing the same to have boon stolon, at Sherboree, on or shout the 10th December, 1900. —The evidoncis showed that the Coate belonged to boys at Sherborne School, and were taken from the lobby of the how. of Mr. Wilsoa, the house master, by a boy named Wakely, who sold them to prim:deer at halldbcrowin each. He wild Si,. knives to him at a penny each. Tie police enquired after tho knives, but prisoner laid nothing tbs. of the coats, volnoteering the ~formation, however, later in the day.—The diploma. called much rivldeoco aa to character. rho boy i•ln convicted at Sherhorne and neat to iorlastrial school for five years.—The Chairman indicated Va. gravity of the