The Telegram. — 1893-06-13 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SOAIRRSIST CLUB AND GROUND. 14 Inning,. 2nd Inninws. T.. 7. Po) nton b Rawlins .. 1 b Rawlins .. 19 G. Fowler b Raslins 0 c Dixon b Rawlins 18 Nicking. e Ashment b Rawlins 9 b Heasman.. .. 0 Tyler bW. Dodge .. 56 b Rawlins 5 Bolus c Askment b Holman .. 35 5 lleasrnan.. .. 0 tarrett b Wainwright.. .. 0 absent _ . _  Jefferiesb W. Dodge .7b Dixon .. .. 13 Gmett c Weller 0 Holman .. 5 b Reesman.. _ 1 C. H. Torvin run out .. 0 b Rawlins 1 M. H. Baker not out .. . 0 not out .. 9  -J-."1-ieb-cbic—b C Mhment b W.  Dodge . 0 b Dixon 0 • 2.5 Extras_ 9  Whitchurch is threstened with a water familia. The Rev. Stephen Gladstone continues to make at iPt actory progress.  - Smallpox is again increasing in Tlradford, and there are now over 100 cases in hospital. Sir Charles Hall, M.P., is lying seriously ill al the Royal Yacht Squadron Castle, Cowes. Further tales of horror come from Siberia, where Russian prisoners, through want, are eating o ie another.  A mindere(' woman with her hesd horribly Rimphed in was found on the racecourse at Cork on Friday morning. Cholera is reported to have broken ont at Mecca, where 60 persons are said Co have succumbed to the disease on Thursday. A terrific thunderstorm visited Southern Ireland on Friday night, and three persons working out were kille.d by lightning.  The new battleship Hood, recently built at enor. mous cost, and only conorossioned last week, leaks so badly that she has had to he docked.  - At Aldershot Riding School on Saturday, Corp?. Owen, 4th Dragoon Guards, when trying a young home was thrown, and the horse rolled over him. Owen was killed.  On Saturday, lqrs. Hannah Davies, wife of a labourer living near Card'gall, gave birth to four ehildren—three girls and a boy. All are doing well. Mrs. Davies, who is a young woman, on a previous oceasioa was delivered of twins, and is now the mother of 12 children.  The London School Hoard, the majority of whom are clorical reactionaries as at Salisbury, having ignored a memorial for the provision of fres school accommodation, have had the matter taken out of their hands by the Education Department, who have called on Her Majesty's inspector to make the necessary in ventigatiom,  Mr. Hermann Stoer, a German poet, with his wife, nominated suicide on Fliday in Cockaring Wood, Canterbury. It is not quite clear what lead them to commit the deed, which was one of great deliberation. The bodies were in close contact, the husbands face caressingly approaching that of the wife, who lay full length with her arms calmly faled. The hats, umbrella, and walking stick were laid together, an a bunch of wild Bowers, tied with crape, laid upon them.  --FORTFICOMTNO It A RATA r: IN. —The marriage arranged between Viscount Kilcoursie and Mlss Inez Crawley will bake place on Thum-lay, the 29th inst., at Digswell Church, Hertfordshire.—A marriage has been arranged between Mr. L. C. H. Palairet, eldest son of Mr. H. Hamilton Palairet. of Cattistoek Lodge, Dorchester, Dnrset, and Mabel, second daughter of Mr. W. H. Lavertor, of Leighton, Westbury, Wilts.—A marriage has been arranged and will take place on the 24th inst., between Major Gerald Hedley Ovens, the Border Regiment, only son of the Rev. Thomas Ovens, Christ Church, Weymouth, and Julia, eldest daughter of Colonel T. T. CarterCampbell, late Royal Engineers, and Mrs. CarterCampbell, of Posstl, Lanarkshire, N.B.  CADBURY'S COCOA,—" A Cocoa rossessing YAWable flesh-forming qualitiem, and imparcalz gttenath and trwiew power "—Hewitt. 111156-2712 s  Fisted and publielted for the proprietors, at Middle Wee; TrevA, hy Fevre CLIAIRR ; sad else published Deice, Dorchester.