The Telegram. — 1895-09-03 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

ERANKSONIE.  THE BOURNE VALLEY PorrEux.—This pobtery, the property f Messrs. Hy. Shag), Jones, & Co., Ltd., was offered for salo by auction on Thursday and was purchased for £20,000 by Mr. Frederick Sharp.  The Queen of the Belgians was on Friday thrown rorn a horse, and injured her head.  Cardinal Vaughan has returned to Archbishop's House, Westminster, from a short sojourn in South Wales.  The welldcnown Turin guide, Emilio Rey, was accompanying an English tourist to the Dente del Gigante when he fell down a precipice and was  An immense organ, says a Rome vrrespondent, with 28 registers, will shortly arrive at the Vatican from the German factory of Walcker, of Lud wigsburg.  Dr. Douglas Young on Thursday sold the remaining portion of the Liberator land at West Worthing, the amount realised being nearly £20,000.  A member of the Grimsby Primitive Methodist choir was drowned while bathing on Thursday. The organist was also in difficulties, but was rescued by a boatman. The Cunard Royal Mail steamer Etruria on her last trip to America, which waa her 243rd voyage arrow the Atlantic, made a record paiwage (outward) of 5 daya 22h. 213ailtu.  _ At Newport, Mon., on Friday, Mrs. Young, a lady residing in a fashionable part of the town, WWI sentenced to six months' imprisonment, and fined £25, for cruelty to her servant.  An open competition ham been held at Terni, with a prize of 5,0001.. for an invention by meane of which economical silo.. should be produced for working men from artificial leather.  Mr. H. W. Madge, a widl known Liverpool solicitor, fell in front of an apprwching train at Birkenhead Central Station of the Mersey Railway on k'ridiry morning, and was killed. The church erected in Berlin to the memory of the Emperor William the First, was formally con• secrated on Sunday, in the presence of the Emperor William, and other members of the Imperial A serious fire occurred in Bristol early on Sunday, resulting in the destruction of • Salvation Army Barracks and injury to a heavily - stocked building yard and seven cottages abutting on the barracks.  The French police have discovered a quantity of dynamite at the house of a shoemaker at St. Etienne, The man said he was ignorant how it came there, and that he had never had explosives in Lin possession.  Sir Henry Irving and Mini Ellen Terry left Southampton on Saturiay in the American Line steamship New York, for the United States,where they and the Lyceum Company are to enter upon an extensive tour.  A man, named Hill, has been found dead in a well at Wolleaton. near Stourbridge. Hit+ bead and face were badly burned, apparently at a furnace, and it le thought that in a paroxysm of agony he jumped down the well.  A lad named Hawarn, aged 14, who was bitten last November by a mad dog at Hyde, and was subsequently treated at the Pasteur Institute, Park, died on Thursday night from hydrophobia, after undergoing terrible agony.  'There has just died in a single room tenement at Claremont, Halifax, Yorkshire, a widow named Catherine Kelly at the reputed age of 104 years. She is said to have been horn in December. 1790, and had been bed-ridden since she was 98 years of age.  A joiner named William Sayers, of Lambeth Street, Blackburn, committed suicide on Friday morning by ahooting himself in the bead with a rifle. Sayers, who was a married man, and the father of nix children, was a crack shot in the Blackburn VOlunteere.