The Telegram. — 1896-09-15 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

LAST LOOK ROUND.  Dr. Clifford i 4 Reran{ better. A great popular fete wam held at ChriPtuina on Sunday, in honour of Dr. NAnsen and hie comradea.  Mr. Charles Doody, wholesale clothing maw, fActorer, of Nactivich, dil on Friday, from apoplexy. Springs yielding five or nix million gallons of water a day—at preceut wanted—have been found near Cover.  The R. Arthur Bloilifinld, ruck.. of Bevurston, Tuthury, 41.4irneh i 'al At Cue tectury on Saturday 11,101111 V. .• •  ..... Mrs. Earridey, mother the Bishop of Ceilidh., died at Southport, aged 94. She hail seven sous who took oriers. _ _  A tire took place as Althorpe House, Marl Spencer's place, ou Sunday. Toe damage dune was not very serious. The dead body of a man whose linen bore the name of " A. F.lgar " has been witiated up on Holier Beach, Sunderland. George Lift, a respectable working man of Rochester, has been in prison for four days for kissing a little girl of 11. A hop-picker, named Henry White, belonging to Wiltshire, was burnt to death in his hut at Char. Sutton, on Saturday. On Sunday night, at Manchester, a man named Hall was found standing near the body ut his wife, who had been murdered. Alfred Haddon's, mail cart driver, was killed by being thrown Boon his cart while driving front Rytun to Shrewabury, on Saturday. Toe author of a religious novel wrote an impassioned paragraph endiug "No cross no crown." The printer net it up " No cow no cream." Great damage was done on Sunday morning in the Saffron Walden district by a terrific thunderstorm, which was followed by a whirlwind. The storm lasted about an hour.  At Newtou Abbot, ou Saturday, Harry Grans was committed for trial charted with the murder of his wife. Medical evidence was adduced to show that Grant suffered from 1111411  The poltte have found a woman, IMITIed Alice Matthew, lying dead in a pool of idood at her house in Yarmouth. She was a widow living alone, and wan in an advanced condition of pregnancy. On Friday night, a train of empty coaches ran into the back of a goods train at Frome station. A good deal of damage wale dune, but no bure were lost. The line was blocked until eight o'clock on Saturday nioruing. The Isle of Wight magistrates remanitd in custody on Kant lay a young uutsenctid named nice on the charre of giving her empluyers' infant a spoonful cf catholic acid at Bradiug. The child is in a critical condition.  Samuel Benton Collis, who had been comenisted for trial for murdering his mothet's steward, Cooke, ill, at Pe',marsh, Essex, has been certified to Le insane, and by direction of the Home Secretary he has been removed to an asylum as a criminal lunatic.  The body of the young woman found us the water one day last week at Tyueniouth, was ou Saturday identified as that of Mien Bertha Pongate, of Sunderland. Deceased has been ininitg nalme Sept. 2, twd days matter the wedding of her sister, for whom Alm was bridesmaid. The deceased was 21 years of age, and possessed of ample means. About 200 warimen in the Harvey pit at Trimdon Grange Colliery. Durham. were on Saturday imprisoned fur nine hours. owing to the breaking of the esge rope whilnt coal drawing. The men had to be brought out of the pit by a kibble, in batches of five. Nuunie was injured, lint the shaft was Cerlsiderably damaged, and the pit hiui been laid idle.  The German Emperor has added one more to his long and lengthening list of experiences. Tire Impenal train wad in the station at hoebati, and just as the Kaiser, alter taking leave of th 3 King of Saxony, stepped into it. a Dresden express collided with the second engine. Nobody was hurt, but the Emperor's train had to draw back and be shunted for forty minutes. Whitehead, the recently released political pris• oner. nailed Irmo Queenstown on Sunday on the Cunard steamer Lucania for New York, in cony proxy with hie brother. He booked in him real name, John Murphy. He was seen off by several members of tile Amnesty Association, and a considerable sum of money has been forwarded to the United States to be used in giving him a start in business.  Mrs. Newell, the victim of the Long Eaton tragedy, as reported elsewhere, is a lior.d.shire woman. —The toques& was held on Thursday, when the jury returned a verdict in the ea,. of the death of Mrs. Newell of " Wilful u•urder "twainst Thomas Gee. In the case of the death of the latter they found that be committed suicide %Joie in a state of sound mind. The foreman of the jury said that they wished to express their opinion that Mrs. Newell fell a victim to her own virtue.