The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1905-07-22 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

WIT. mary, said deceased was admitted to the institution at eight o'clock on Tuesday night. There ware no signs of toolenes or insanity about her; otherwoie she would, in accordance with general usage, have beer; specially watched. Witness had sec deceased, with other doctors, shortly before she gob out of the window. She meet have got on the bed or windowsill before she could have clambeted aver the window. The Coroner Mad if people were determined to aommit wields there was nothiog to stop them, and it would be rather Lard if the infirmary anthorifies had diagnosed the ease as ono of violence when there were AO 7inptomof it. The taking of the lan. dare= -hy decauved when in a state of rieTcone esheUstion a* doubt canoed her to do this thing, which she would not Loris dune in a sane moment. The jury found that deceased committed suicide whilst of unstemd mind, and that no blame attached to the infirmary authorities.  With tho loty number tha "(head 448". *mak** its d bat volume, anliart oondnotora must ha congratidatoc.l on the Mariind morn, of their undoinagli: Draddon /wake the story of haul oho lino bast; and Mr. Berry Pia ano*. ont,j. otorr whisk Ito lihia bettor than 0z,7 19116p04121 ye aPposwed also given. Wa aro to oenfota that Imo pro mt croaky onw=ed at *a the sugars-1d Isltiorisl uks." witisit Yr. Pam atchwd sp assacisted with it "Th. Canawnw of the Orbital Club" are bright and Meyer, and the remaining mratente are ram varied and estaitsittiag as iscwl.  The August "Bane °ordains meek that ii intaraliting Mumma e good deal the intim. amt of which is pin* ephemeral. The " if the iant series of "flurvisorties imusl of Great Blunts" emielias of • thrilling amount. es misted by .arril W. Smith, of the tragedy of the troopW hmehoad," which catastrophe pruu(4e4 the -occasion for a display of kaupiam and dimeen to dai4t ou the ft of British arida= which r' as_ lustre upon the nervier' the British ibsrSctsr. The tale is pleJnl. told, as all such tales should be but the narrative gripe the reader from start to finish. Mr. grie. oil Beirps, the batons maw motorist, graphically de. i the erintition of a competitor In the '`= • Dercbl. after reading which, one ceases to wonder that racing motorists are ire few in number. Tbo dolifthidai Art of Mr. Alfred W. nteNte alargetnetrUldli distrusted by Lenore Van der Veer. and boom eimmaing reproductions of Dictums, dinstrate the article.  With Nate 9 and 10 of "Harmeworth Enoyclopmelia" volusae No. 2* completed, Both pate are concerned pith the letter °C," and the tboroughly ...0-4e character of the work continues to be &nas.Mated to the full. For example, a cantata by Mr. Coleridge-Mayior, wrien early in the present year, is duly noted. The article on the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain (an excellent photograph of whousis given) guarratlr has later carom ma Tariff Reform." The encyolopredis bears out to the fullest extent its prams* ,pt excoavaco.  "The 14eavalerk.liagekile" for July wil2 be found eepecielly interesting by thee contemplating a Continental tour. Germany mid the Volley of the Rhioe $• iiberatly treated, both with peii and pencil, and much meaful information is imported and many excellent "time' given. The 111.14 the descriptive of the Liege Exhibition, illustrated, la. in view of recent ovoo4o, of 10061 intePast  'The Model Engineer end Seictrician" is ever weloome to the tome 'winosr and designer. Row to indite model ealling yacht le explained by Mv. T. Lechers, whose dia.mama drawn to Kele, wfllbefoondpatieu tarty tarthictive. Goisanni—After this we the two weekly pone" "Laudon Opiniou" and "ToDay" will join forces under the combined title. Me. Jerome IC. Jerome, who hag been associated with "To-Bey" from its Linen tion, will join the staff of the combined liartera. knd Ws confreres will include Speueer Leigh Hughes, Mr. A. G. Melee, and Mr.?. McDonald Rendle. -"The beetator." which has always been a idauncli supporter of the Volunteer force, pours out the vials of its wrath this week anon the devoted heed of Mr. ArnoldForster. That the eastigation is deserved, however, few will dispute. But the article eade open a note of triumphant rtrolibrar. these"Althese facts (i.e., the very genera seq. damnation of the War Minister's Preflosoc by Unionists and Liberals alike) show thet the ground is being well prepared for a complete abandonment of the present policy. and for replacing it by one which *ill enlarge instead of narrowing the Volunteer force. and will enable every man 'between [lB and 50 who desires to do so to eater end remain in the force. The controversy, indeed, has done good by making the nation etudy and understand the Volunteer problem and COMO to a very definite decision in regard to it—namely, that the Volunteers are not, as the present Government believe at heart, redundant and • necessary evil, to whom the maxim, 'the fewer the bettet,' applies, but instead a matt valuable force for home defence, and one which affords a reservoir from which in a greet netional erseirgeney a large contingent can be drawn for oversee service. In view of these considerations, we would appeal to all Volunteers—officers and men—who, harried and worried at they are, may be tempted toleav• the done, to .nd steady for another year, and refuge to he treated as redundant._ If they will de that, they may be sure that public opinion at the General Electios will declare itself with no uncertain sound in favour of a maximum, not a minimum, force of civilian soldiers." Bound advice. which we hope. will be followed by those of the "gallants of England" who form our third tine of national defence. In another article the ethics of literary reviewing, with special reference to the law of libel and a recent "cause celebra" are declassed. We would Aso direot attention to the eabolerly essay entitled "The Apooryphe and mortality," in whic It the age in which the A..s I writinge were comd is compered with our own age lntking fashion.  C rroir Caasal Stoccesa--4n the (Ina examination, held in Jane, of the Institute of Municipal Treasurers end Accountant' (Inesupore WI, Mr. W. A. Davis., the skid clerk in the Borough Treasurer's °Moe, has secured the honour of the third position (with cliatinotion) in ail .311 A monetary prise is awded M 11 ar x... n view of this accoenpiishment. In the liminary examination of the Institute a year Mr. Durvie=ed second is all England with disti • and he has also =t iter examinatios of the Institute of . Prior to his appointment in Birkenhead Mr. Davies we for some rears in the officio of the controller and auditor et the Liverpood Corporation.  WM. DENNIS, THE PRACTICAL TAILOR, BIOS TO 'WORM HIS NAJDIXROUS =TOMBS AND TRIDIDOTRAT SIX HAS Now oPsNip NEIN pozmuirA 13&  15, WHETSTONE LANE, CHARING DROSS, (next to rso atallio4) WWI 4 GRAND D/BMAy ispw sPRING