The Telegram. — 1895-08-20 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

FROM PLOUGHBOY TO SHIBIFV.—There was a aingulaz fitness in the presence of Mr. Sheriff Hand at the presentation that was made by the Shipwrights' Company to the Duchess of Rutland at Fishmoogers' Hail. As a boy the sheriff drove the plough on the Belvoir estate, and many were the acts of kindness he then received from the predecessor of the present duke.  • SHOCKING SUICIDE —Ed Ward Lea, a gentleman of independent weans, who lived at Pearl Farm, Tushington, Cheshire, has committed euicide by hanging himself. On Sunday, he gut up in his usual health and breakfasted with the family. As he did not turn up for dinner a search was made, and Kate Vaudrey found him hanging from abeam in one of the outhomea. He was cut down immediately, but was quite dead. No cause whatever can be assigned for the rash act.  • ODDYILLOWS' SITERANNUATION &WIN& —The grand master of the Manchester Unity 01 Oddfellows attended a meeting of a lodge in the Chapelton district, South Yorkshire, on Saturday night, in connection with which a superannuation scheme has been in operation for eight years. He regarded the scheme as an important example to friendly 4ocietles, and hoped the time would come when some scheme of superannuation would be compulsory in every lodge. It WWI the object of the Unity to legislate for their own body, and if the Skate were genet ..us tr,ogt, tere..f ter .o it would cArt iily ttul. 11816 Ci had elm Coo. 1i,.. is.soe roe.%  I A NOW leenog To Et mrNet Dr. EMI irig, Sprain, o' kfi, de Sweet, AI- actiez,ter Square, Lou. don, writ s reference to impute water, that a patient recently called MI him fr3m Silvertown, suffering front steels pain in the bowels and chest, accompanied by diarrhwa. It was thought the patient wee buffering from indigestion, and the was treated accordingly by several phyeieians. Dr. Sprite aniggested a new treatment, and after vomiting for an hour, the put her ringer in her throat and pulled out a newt's head, afterwards taking out the whole body of the creature, which measured eight inches in length. Dr. Spratt sup Rents that the public should be careful in respect to drinking wailer or partaking of watercress inside. oiently embed.  BOURNEMOUTH REGA'rfA. A departure was made this year from the urdines, custom by the committee who had in hand the wren., merits for the annual regatta, the Programme bech's extended over two days instead of the whole of th; events eotning off on one day, as was fue merly the case. The rst day was Wednesday, when from a competitor's point of view, the weather iirri; most unsatisfactory for a regatta in Bournemouth Bay the sea being rough and the wind blowing hem ily fermi the westward. Visitors, however, trail no such ground foe objection and accordingly the attendance of spectators wee very large. For the find day the committee offered prizes for yeelde exceeding 20 rating, the firat prim he,ag £23; and they also offered mess of £lO and £4 for yachts exceeding ieh and other eutstait tial prizes for the rasing 22 aml the rating classes. None af these races fillm, however, and 341 the regatta was 'educed to the xece.pastionmal: are emit fteatae consisting, of rowing, switraul watches, dec. lu the amateur numor race the first prize of £3 wax won 11 Alice (S. Clamp and H. Graham., oh the Bournemouth Amateur Bowling Club), the tune being 14 nons, as are,. over a two mile course. The second was Pioneer (J. E. Wilkins arid C. J. Cooper, of the Bournemouth Young Meter; Christian Asaociation) in 14 moo, 33 secw., and the third, Blair Athol (Bournemouth