The Telegram. — 1894-09-11 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SMCIDE.-Charles Crawford C. Hayes • 3rd. af. J. Williams ; 4th, C. C. Tudwav, euutined so ileceaeed was a private in the local company of Ritle their average power. Our great failure was in our Int(70), fanner, of North l'oarton, was charged with Weeks ; hie., John Butt ; e., James Butt, Axbridee, a. reporter within, he went in and at once identified Volunteersethe ceremony was carried out with military tine, all our best men failing most unaccountably in attempting to commit suicide by cutteig his throat on Carter, whose features bore indicatione of a terrible honoure. The members uf the F Company fell in at nearly every innings. Oh coulee, we had to meet very Moo re, lil"ratf"rd re• •-f• Williams, 1-1- Shepherd, aral W• Wedneeday, August 29th -Rienaril George Crawford la,dy, Wrington. Three pounite of butter male up in strnegle for life.-The inquest was opened OD Tueethe armoury in gent force and marched to the resat- le • wit .ts atber, an about.= ("doe on id Ilied'h te f * d . '• k r ood bowling, lint this in itself is not sufficient reason 3. ence of the amused. Here a firing party of 14. in aa eiermesime morning he wee called by his mother and or our downfalls. Some suggeeted that sea bathing pounds or balf-pounde, in the most attractive markable day at the King's Arm's lietel, before Mr. Lawdesipl-ist. J. Williame ; 2nd, C. C. Tudway ; 3rd, A. charge of Serge-Instructor Chadwick, met the corps - •ti 6100 had something to do with it, and probably it had, but rence Holden, the coroner for the South La hale roceieling to a earn Ire found his father wi 1 a 's (in with "present arms," and the nrournful procension on P ;. . - . , , the fact remains that none of our men batted in any F• •-'lamertille : I"- M• J• Williams. llivilion, who said he was sure thee th ' s e mind of allover. ne was Kneeting against the reed, and witneee aid, was then formed, headed by the firing party, followed way worthy of their reputations. Our bowling Caaran -Bull of any age-let, G. F. King, Chewton all nresent ere filled I, . h . %et dismay at the terrible Med lam into the house and nut him on the bed a Keynsham ; Ind, A. Isear Burnham • c., A. Hiscock, •a- *by the band of the eannerten (GI Company playing the Ca•-•-• • e• ' was fairly successful, only two teams makin He did not notice any wound, Inn the knife produced mai aaha,,,a h. 1,...03g1at ana a.. ah. aa calamity of the previoua day. A large party of ... " Deal March" in Saul. Then came a hand-tiler with over a hundred . inst UR, and the fiehla altafteabarY• was foand by his sister and belonged to hie father ; a e 5,.., was vary pleasure eeekers were in a moment plunged into the cotlin, on which was placed the Union Jack with fair and at times brilliant. King ; and, G. G. White. Bath ; h.e., W. D. Holt, was one lie had exchanged.with witness for another. a'a deceased's helmet and accoutrements, and follew- Mr. J. I'. Green acted a 8 captain, and the manner in Cattle Cary. Bull calf, calved in 1894 --lst and nee the sea, and a great many lives were lost, tbeexace Ile afterwards handed the knife to P.C. Hutson, and J. Little. Trowbridge ; and, D. E. Taylor, Marshfield. number of wltich is not yet known. He only Mg were the relatives ; the remainder of the which he carried out his ditties gave great satisfaction proAlso sent for a doctor.-Dr. Gemlehild, of Beaminster aolunteen, under the cone-Dana of Lieutenant Cash ; ' h l •te the tante. Great praise is due to the secretary (Mr. Dairy cow in calf and in milk-Ist and lee.. J. Ben- posed that day to call evidence of identification, state. re was sent to attend Cram ford, and on going nett, Hardee, ; Ind and h.c., G. le King ; h.c., .1. Day, siirs. W. S. Donne, J. G. Knight, and J. Berber W. S. Donne) who organised the tour, for the success- postponin all mertions as to the -II of the po _fr a . ca.peizi g to Foettoe ire loundaiiin in bed. He hau some blooil- East Ferment. Dairy cow, not Channel Island, givingreeenting Messrs. Donne & Sone' fectory, where ful way in which the arraneements were effected, aid at and any question of negligence-if there had pieces of linen round his throat, aml on re- the most and richest milk-lst, A. J. Mullin., Castle b ssed was employed), and others. The scene was 'tame(' it must be a source of great satisfaction to Mr. Donne een any negligence-to a later period. umlauts these witness. found_ a skin wound on Cary ; and, A. J. Davis, Sheptuu alallee Two dairy 'inpreaeive as the cortege proceeded towards the to knuw how much his efforts have been appreciated. the band playing in solemn tones the majestic .t.leae tiatoaz alamit three inches long. 1 his was on thee All who took part in the tour will long remember their cowe in calf anti in milk-elst, J. Day ; aittl, H. j. t c, and there waaa scratch ou the right side. H Davis. Strepton Mallen. Two heifere in calf and in