The Telegram. — 1899-02-14 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

LAST LOOK. ROUND. Lord Charles Beresford has arrived at San FranCitiCO. Preaident McKinley and Mr. Hay on Friday signed the Peace Treaty. Prince Charles Napoleon Bonaparte has died in Rome at the age of 60. The Khalifs has been discovered by Colonel Kitchener to be iu A strong position. Arthur Cavanagh, Customs officer, was drowned in the Taff at Graagetown, Cardiff, on Friday. William Ede, builder, Truro, has committed enicide by hanging himself in his toullmuse. The death is announced of the Rev H. E. Bullivant, for over 52 years Vicar of Lubenham,.Leicesterehire. George Baker, 60, watchman,fell into the Bruns-, wick Deck, Liverpool, n Thursday. and Wlld drowned. Frank Boyden, son of a Stamford compositor, fell into the river Welland on Saturday and was drowned. J. Hammond, engineer, was on Saturday caught in the machinery at jewson's saw mills, Yarmouth, and killed. John Hall, 29, miner, was crushed to death by a large stone which fell upon him at the Arley Colliery, Wigan. The First Secretary (.1 the Chinese Legation in Pans was on Friday shot by an attaché, who then , committed suicide. , Dr, H. E. Keyes, one of the chief physicians in ' Kew York. has, with his wife, been suffocated by gas in their bedroom. The death is announced of Mr. George A. Spottis woode, head of the firm of Spottiswoode & Co., Laudon, the Queen's printers. Anna Farrar, a publican's widow, fell dead in New Worthy Cemetery. Leeds, while placing a wreath on her husband's grave. Further fighting has taken place in the Phi ippines, and it is reported from New York that the Americans have captured Malabon. The Poplar (London) Guardian, have refused to carry out the order of the Local Goverment Board to appoint a public vaccinator for the Union. A blank torpedo fired Item H.M. cruiser Scylla, while at practice off Malta, at a steam pinnace 300 yards off, hit the boat and sank it. The crew were saved. At an inquest at Dudley on Saturday, it was shown that David Gethin, miner, was crushed to death by a lump of coal. A verdict of "Accidental death" was returned. A newly-married couple, Loth very young,. named Lebray, were suffocatei at Peroune, France, on their wedding night, through an escape of coal gas from a detective stove. A whole family of six persons was poisoned at Watford on Friday. Two medical men were quickly in attendance, and remedies were adminstered with best results, the persons affected being now "nit of all danger. The matter is shrouded in mystery. At the Old Bailey on Friday, Percy Haigh Senior, formerly a solicitor, was seutenced ti 18 mouths' hard labour, Arthur Briggs to 12 months', and Arthur Ittisconi and Sidney James ; Street to nine months' hart labour each for defrauding West End tradesmen by the means. of worthless cheques. The Prince of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of York, the Princess Louise, the Prince and Princess Christian, with their daughter, the Princess Victoria. were among the distinguished congregation who on Fraiay attended a service to the memory of Prince Alfred of Coburg, held by command of the Queen in the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace. A MAN KILLED BY His WlFlL—Early on Friday morning a Mrs. Redmond, living in Rectory Street, Liverpool, informed a police-constable that she had injured her husband. Upon going to the house the officer found the husband, Samuel Redmond, lying dead on the floor. It would seem that the parties had a quarrel, during which the war, it is alleged, picked up a ',siker and struck her husband on the head. Mrs. Redmond was arrested. Remarkable Proceedings were witnessed at the Church of the Annunciation at Brignton on Sunday. A citation had been served upon the Vicar to appear at the Coneistonal Court, but it was torn down, and it was held by Dr. Tristram that it was necessary for legal sers ice that it be exhibited on the church doors for ton days. On Sunday a second citation was exhibited, and carefully watched during the day, but at night it was torn down again.