The Telegram. — 1901-05-21 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

DORCHESTER, WEYMOUTH, AND PORTLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOLS.  At Marylenone Police-court Largo Mantel, artist, was charged on remand with assaulting two children who had sat for him as ,nodels. Prisoner was now committed for trial, bail in E5OO. A fire, originating in the Future Printing Works at Lourenco Marques, has destroyed tie Treasury, with all the documents and archives which it contained. The war material depet was also burnt. Alfred Woodhouse, a labourer, was found hanging by the neck in an outhouse near his some at Barnsley. Patrick Connor, charged atiLancaster with the manslaughter of Patrick Coyne in a brawl, has been discharged. Despatches from Ottawa state that in response to an appeal from the lead miners of British Columbia for Government aid to enable them to meet United States competition the Dominion Government announces a bonus of sdol. per ton on lead refined. The death of Mrs. Gage, wife of the Secretary of the United States Treasury, is announced. The Norwegian Lagthing has rejected by 16 votes to 13 the motion for granting communal suffrage to women. It is understood that Baron E. de Rothschild has gone to Moscow in connection with a new oil discovery in that district. The name of H. Revell, French Minister to Morocco, is mentioned as the future GovernorGeneral of Algeria. The Malmuds have now paid two-thirds of the fine of one lakh of rupees inflicted upon them for their frontier raids last year. The two directors of the Pommersche Hypotheken Aktien Bank have been arrested at Berlin and lodged in prison, pending their judicial examination. Mr. Maine, an American Evangelical clergyman of Davenport, 11.5., has committed suicide in the International Hospital at Naples by cutting an artery in one of his wrists anti swallowing a quantity of corrosive sublimate. The deceased suffered from chronic liver complaint. Al a function in celebration of Sir Christopher and Lady Furness's silver wedding, Sir Christogs or raid he intended making a six months' tew round the world to ascertain what new departure this country should make in order to maintain our commercial position. Lord Roberts has written to eay that he hopes before long to visit Windsor and receive the freedom of the borough. Viscount Gough, who was in London recently, has resumed his duties as First Secretary of the British Embassy at Berlin. The death has taken place at Grand Rapids, Michigan, of Mr. Uhl, who at one time was United States Minister to Germany. Lieutenant-Colonel Balfour, of the Royal Garrison Artillery. has been appointed to the command of the Royal Artillery in Ceylon. During the summer months the Duchess Marie of Coburg and her daughter, Princess Beatrice, will be in residence at Rosenau Chateau, which is in the Thuringian Forest, near Coburg. It is expected that the German Emperor and An invalided Yeoman named Louis Dunbar shot Empress will take up their residence at the New himself through fear of the workhouse, and a Palace, Potsdam, towards the end of this month, coroner's jury returned a verdict of unsound The Court have already moved into the New mind. Palace. Hackney's ratepayers will demonstrate at the The prophets are busy as to the future move- town hall on the 22nd inst. against Government ments of MaCrcil Rhodes. It is now announced indifference to the wishes of London, especially that he has taeen a shooting in Perthshire, in regard to the water question. Ir. Leonard Collmann, for nearly thirteen where he is expected to spend come part of the autumn. years Inspector of the Palace at Windsor Castle' The oldest clan chief is Sir Robert Menzies of has been retired by the King, who a few days Menzies, who has returned to the family home, ago conferred on him the medal of the Royal Castle Menzies. Sir Robert, who is a typical Victorian Order. Highland chief of olden days, affects the kilt An Italian M.P. has been proved to have prosummer and wile-- e y rehear:: tsleuseuarcqeduittit,ael ocfonaymicturiodnerefrorfortht4ft, aonfd an A visit, sneogwiti, has been paid to Mentone b Prince and Princess Charles of Denmark, who innocent man—in the interests of the actual have again returned to the Anialienborg Palace, thief—for £.B. Copenhagen. On the way home they paid the Sunday was the forty-second anniversary of Empress Frederick a visit. therkiiensdteitautthioini.ofoctchuerrevodluantteNeerthfourceb..r., Lanark. The body of the Rev. Father O'Brien, R.C. curate of Bettina, diocese of Killaloe, was found shire, of Mrs. Marion Thomson' who had THE BISHOP AND THE ENLARGEMENT on Saturday in the Shannon, near O'Brien's reached one hundred and three. The number of women at Tonbrid e exceeds Bridge, co. Clare. Deceased had been miesing that of the men by 5.,637, out of a population of OF