Bristol Times And Mirror, The (Newspaper) - September 25, 1897, Bristol, Gloucestershire KSSXS BUOY t A Pt is a Disinfectant be prevention of preservation of meed perfectly injurious Men oy Soap for use C0 UTH ro INCE OF WALES KE OF f BREWED Y d upwards per GalL per dor t Bottles BRISTOL CO GOLDEN KEY STORES er doa If doz Stores per y Stores AL SURGEON SET BRISTOL ARTIFICIAL f extraction oi i all others i aad ng or decay H is the i at half the L TOOTH you Spring tions e Gas y 6770 CO Highest fl Dealt d Are rich value and Gent's RING CO LTD u N Write for Illustrated id supplied I N E ERVINE b ing Illness U's Wine are a I cait be taken with evil after ects all tlie above irely to merit tat his not been tinea t per E Wine 10 11 Co id 74 52 Mall Oeo worth and THE RAILWAY MYSTERY INQUEST ON MBS BRYAN Mrs Matilda Bryan who met with circumstances on tho her cleat London and at near Northampton on the 3rd inst was resumed before the deputy coroner for the district Mr Tho deceased was the of Dr John Morgan Uryan of Northampton who was represented liy Mr G J Phillips of Northampton The representative of the family and was Mr J g Mr C F was in attendance on London and Kail way Mr Coates appeared for Mr Ashton and Mrs Ashton his mother The at ion was in the ballroom of the besides tho representatives of the press a considerable attendance of tho general public 1st September Your letter You say you do to f at all and I do not will toll you Como back and leave your home Nothing is known THE TIMES AND SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25 IW Eastbourne for there is no necessity of T the It F invest i not el and was On the coroner taking his seat Mr Coates rose and I am here sir as the representative of on The N COTTON E and SAGO cured ia a Fills well nr Mrs and her son and have aa application to I was not present upon tho occasion of opening of tho inquiry and I understand that certain letter found upon the deceased Thf Yes Mr May I ask that we should see 1 have already announced that I it is that the letters should not bs over to 1 say that quite as much m the interest ot this poor lady as in the interests of and I think the better plan will bo for mo to retain tlie letters and not produce them at all unless tUG are denied which I do not think for a moment will be tho case I do not propose that the letters should leave my custody When the inquiry is ow the question will bo raised as to what I better do with them Mr My client courts the fullest gation The 1 quite that nothin in the letters of Mrs will be denied in any way therefore I do not think it worth white to hand tho letters to you or to any of the legal gentlemen engaged Mr Hepworth representing the relations of the deceased and the executors hero observed that ho some difficulty under those circumstances m putting certain questions The Tho letters will be in evidence were handed over to the police and have been in custody up till now My only object is as as possible not to drag unnecessary matters before the public I have read the letters carefully and I do not think there is anything in them which will prove to be important An application afterwards I shall be prepared to consider Mr Phillips J entirely agree with your view sir The evidence of previous witnesses was then read over One of these Samuel Gaskarth the guard was strongly pressed by Mr Phillips as to whether the tram did not nearly stop at Roade station Gaskarth swore that the train did not slow down below fifteen miles an hour at that spot to separate I have sent your to and ho will forward it to-day You will bo best here if you can get rid of morbid fancies your husband That is a very proper and a very affectionate letter What we waut to know is what Is the of mind you thought your wife in There must have been some question of separation between you Dr Bryan weeping bitterly t Her mind was dis- turbed sir The I am bound to put the questions but J assure you Dr Bryan that they aro quite as painful to mo as to you What sort oi a temperament had your wife was aho emotional Witness Sho was Was she of a nervous organisation I should not call it nervous but impulsive When you say she was in a disturbed state of do you refer to her affection for Mr Ashton Her next letter to you from Eastbourne was that in which sho told you that Mrs had insulted her Have you the letters with me Mr I have one here the last letter ehe ever wrote Thc letter was the coroner and Dr Bryan seeing it again gave way to tears sobbing audibly Tho Coroner read as My dear lam a littlo uncertain whether I shall get back night or to-morrow morning 1 will wire you Mrs Ashton came here and insulted me You have always been my best friend and I am deeply grieved to havo pained you J will explain everything when we meet I was misled that is all and before God f am Let me send you one bit of love I expect I shall be back this letter arrives Love to Mrs bell Your HILDA Witness I received that letter Use morning after her death J have not seen the umbrella found in the coupe It was not my wife's property and it never was mine The Coroner your wife ever attempted or threatened to commit suicide f to Mr Phillips witness added that he had given no cause for a separation Has anything happened to blight your your wife's integrity and loyalty Dr Bryan Never sir In regard to the memory of your wife nothing has happened to shako your belief in her faith and loyalty to you am certain she faithful and loyal to me Mi- Would you be surprised to hear she has left you a substantial legacy had no idea of it A telegram signed by quoted at a previous hearing was now explained to havo been sent by a Mr Richard Hunt who was The Coroner observed that the contents important necessary that Mr Ashton should answer it At the same time xf he wishes to take the r may do BO The witness then retired rf that eho was the wife Ashton merchant of Visited from that tiniest Ue beforo tho of Win H i M tha attachment between iand Thia to Jotter from Dr n which she had destroyed Tho effect of letter was that Harold and his Dr wife u do what could m the matter cautiously She went to f told hep die came from Dr Bryan hotel and from Harold to implore her to go home and leave L to Harold and injurious to to Mrs Bryan replied if she heard irom own lips that tho s up was to end it should Witness time after time that Mrs Bryan would no it from her own lips as sho Va9 On her expressing hcr sorrow at home hW in Further examined Mrs said deceased after- wards cut hcr at Eastbourne atottS had a peculiar expression and looked fixedly it without On reaching home she found the letter from deceased awaiting her I forgive you God docs not treated following you have mo each Mrs Mr Phillips and Mrs Ashton the rs laughed m replying to some questions as to whether aho had over before aeon the unidentified what are you laughing at Phillips to which Mrs Ashton retorted think I was laughing at your Mr Phillips Did you quoting the letter daughter of tho S WM bad aod the most executor were not i A i1 treated her as one lady would treat another Mr Well if it is false there is nothing to laugh about Yes immediately the train stopped there William Harold Ashton was next sworn and described himself as a journalist He is a clean shaven youthful man of sallow complexion and a what pronounced cast of features and is of slim build and medium height Ho said his home was at Huntingdonshire Ho was now living iri Brixton lie waa a journalist employed in London where he went on the 9th Nov Previous to that he had been at Northampton He first made the acquaintance of Mrs Uryan two years aud a half ago and he was iu the visiting ot hcr house and thero was friendship between them The When did this feeling of friendship something stronger You and she were attached to each other Witness Yes well I really could not say when but it was not very long after say a few mouths Did she become equally attached believe she did How old are you Witness added that ho had frequent opportunities of her at Northampton and she was very much cut up about his leaving Northampton Have you heard anything of the incident of Mrs Bryan having taken strychnine About when would that bo was I think the evening of tbe afternoon when I told her I was going to London That was 1 believe in October I went to bid her good-bye after that and saw her and her mother When she took strychnine did you know whether it was intentionally or otherwise I do not know whether the occasion you refer to is the e veiling when ahe took something I was at house I suppose it would be the evening of the day I told her I was going to leave In which room was she stairs in the surgery I was upstairs with her and the servant came and said aba wanted to see me Can you tell mo plainly whether you understand the taking of this poison was an attempt to take away her life or whether it an Really I do not know Did she say any tiling why she took it do not remember it I was not present she took it very excited and ill afterwards Did she when she found you were to London threaten to commit suicide on that she said a lot of incoherent things anil I could not pay whether she did or not Patrick McGregor another guard speaking as an expert said that any person endeavouring to alight irom a train moving at fifteen miles an hour would be a fool Railway Inspector Haines and replying to Mr Phillips said the windows and doors ot a coupe would be slightly narrower than the windows and doors of an ordinary compartment Some did not go down within seven indies of the framework of the door others went quite down There would not be more than seven inches of board to the rear of the door Out of tho seren inches four inches would be taken up by the solid wooden support of the end of the carnage so there would only be available three inches for the foot Would three inches be sufficient to enable a person to step out and turn the handle so as to close the door before jumping upon the line I think so Mr Phillips followed this answer by asking if it was probable but this was ruled out Air Have there been cases where men cave been concealed in lavatories on your line don't know of an instance Mr Hockin r There has been a case of himself so as not to be called on for hig ticket A Juryman Would it not have been fora person to make his exit from the coupe at ton and join the other fourteen passengers without seen Witness No The Juryman Of course such a person would not oft recognised as a suspected murderer or of sort Witness I don't think any person could have done so He would have had to come up tho platform because on this occasion the coupS came to a still under the bridge The Juryman There was no suspicion that was wrong J Witness was I am asking an important question Would not have been time for euch A person to leave the for another part of tho train Witness No Thero was no sign of any struggle Smart in the employ of tho com- pany produced certain articles belonging to the deceased which he received from Kailway Inspector Hames jacket was not in any way torn and the hat seemed to have been taken off the head Tho garments did not suggest that anything like a struggle had occurred Other articles were a dictionary and two hymn books In a dress basket of tho deceased which he opened at Northampton ho found jewellery money and the letters now handed to the coroner The latter were in a small leather case and were the letters which were given into the custody of the police There wero also in tho basket a second packet of letters now tied up in brown a deed of assignment relating to a villa a rent book a fire policy and a diary The Coroner In the interests of tho Hertfordshire police and public I would like to know whether the information obtained by the press was given before these articles left No sir I may take it that no information has been given by you relative to these documents sir Can you account for these facts being gleaned by the press Mr I cannot They have ways that are The Coroner In this case the publication of the documents and the suggestion of their contents have done no harm I am not sure that it has not done good because it has enabled us to get a sorb of gleaning of the necessary evidence but there may bo cases in which tiie publication of such matters would lead a gross miscarriage of justice It was necessary that I should put this question to show that the police are doing their duty as well as the railway officials A Have you made inquiries about the umbrella found in the but Supt Frogley has Replying to one of the jury the coroner gave the titles of the books found amongst luggage One wai the Congregational Church Hymnal another was Hynms Ancient and Modern containing the inscription To my dear little M Bryan The third was Dictionary and it contained the name Mrs J M Answering Mr Phillips witness said other persons had access to the basket containing tho letters before it came into his possession cries of u Oh lie did not search it until Sunday and it might have been searched by means of keys bet ween Saturday morning from T D I I v-r A 11 n rt v waa briefly examined on the subject of the interview at Eastbourne Her sisters overheard Mrs say to Mrs don't call me In the course of conversation with her mother Mrs Bryan did not threaten suicide but was some reference made to suicide The evidence being concluded Mr Phillips asked to be allowed to address tho jury in support of the view that suicide was impossible and that the verdict must bo an open one of Found dead The Coroner said ha could not depart from a rule which had hitherto obtained by hearing addresses Irom legal gentlemen He at once proceeded to sum up ami commented on tho salient of tho evidence He remarked upon the discovery of tho strange umbrella in the and whiles regarding this ns mysterious hii considered the absence of tho slightest sign of a struggle as conclusively opposed lo tho presence of a second person Thuro was no evidence in support of the theory of accident Tho foreman asked if it was not feasible to suppose that if the umbrella had belonged to m thc case tho real owner would havo claimed it m The Coroner advised the jury not much importance to that He read a letter from Mr Willis magistrates clerk of Coventry the ing compartment of the train and who thought that it anyone had knocked at tho partition or screamed ho must have Tim Coroner paid a tribute to the work of Superintendent Frogley and the railway officials and added that with regard to the disclosure of certain of the documents in the press ho had arrived at a solution exonerated tho railway officials and tho police m Tlie jury retired and after 25 minutes tion Matilda Bryan met with her death by being ran over by a train on tho London and ostern Kailway but there is no evidence to prove how sho came there The foreman added that the jury desired to express their clepp sympathy with Dr Bryan Dr Bryan having before the verdict wan given au friend Dr Williams thanked tho jury ou his behalf and the proceedings ended After you went to London did you and she up a correspondence in the present year hue was at Catford and paid her frequent visits Comedown to July to when sho formed the resolution to return home to husband When ehe concluded hcr last visit to did she make up her mind to return to her husband Was there some understanding between you that she would be doing right to go to her at any rate sho go back for a time and sec if she could stand it Those were her words to me A Juror Was tho intercourse platonic or illicit Tho Coroner If you that Tho Juror I all sincerity f The Let me The answers to my tion first To tho witness What did you understand her to mean by saying that she could not stand it Sho was very unhappy She went back home and told me she thought it was right to do so After she got home did you hear from her left again at the beginning of Yes Before sho left homo sho me and said her doctor told her that if she remained in Northampton ehe would not be a live a month She said she was Buffering from general depression Did you eee her at Eastbourne Was there any question of separation between her and her husband wanted to got a separation She told me sho should try to get one and she bad written to her husband subject Did you receive a telegram irom her on the when she left for home between seven and in the evening it Meet mo cross at eight o'clock I did not meet her as I was just finishing some work When did you see her was walking down in the direction of aud I met her in What state was she in than usually BO Did she tell you anything that had happened said my mother had been down to seo her aud then she said I shall go home to-night Did she Bay why she said she could not ruin my life and sho could not break my mother's heart Did she say she should take her own all No nothing at all Did she appear to bo J afterwards accompanied her to Euston in a hansom after A'S JUBILEE DEATH OF THE QUEEN'S GIRAFFE Thc death was announced on Tuesday morning of tho accident Queen's Jubilee animal which had been presented to her Majesty by tho chief Khama as a Jubilee gilt The giraffe was brought to England in the cave of Herr a tive of the Zoological Society It was a splendid male specimen standing high and it was hoped that it would become the mate of the female giraffe at present housed in park On his arrival in Africa Herr Windhorn hail to go up country to fetch it He found it was remarkably and walked it to thc nearest railway station it was boxed brought clown by rail to Capetown and put on board the Koglin Castle one of Donald liners which sailed tor England on the 1st of September weather was encountered on voyage aud after Cape tie Verd the giraffe to take food Tho help of tlie ship's baker was sought and Rome special brown bread made but even this did cot tempt the sick animal On the 15th of September the ship arrived at Madeira and on the following dav a tele- gram was received from Herr Windhorn stating his tears that giraffe won Id die before reaching where all these liners call The in London could do nothing but wait patiently and on Sunday their hopes were revived by the receipt of another telegram Mr the superintendent to be at the East India Docks on Monday morning to land the giraffe THE Tho unloading at the docks was carried out under the direction of Sir Clarence and presented no extraordinary difficulty Still ifc was riot deal with an immense box containing an animal 13 fact high The problem of however was got over by a telescopic arrangement by which the front part of the box was lowered to about eight feet The interior was carefully padded so as to save its inmate front being bruised by the motion of the ship and thc jolting in conveying it to the Gardens While Mr was busy taking the Regent's Park Mr Thomson was busy in tho Gardens getting ready for its reception The gate in the iron railing of the giraffe's paddock was removed and thc ground levelled so as to prepare A good roadway for the trolly on Which thc big case was to bo brought in Shortly before four o'clock on Monday afternoon thc giraffe house was closed to the public and all thc space behind the superintendent's was shut oft by the erection of a stout barrier over which two police officers kept guard This was done lo allow the garden staff to work undisturbed by the pressure of a crowd DOG SHOW At tbe Rifle a high-class under Kennel day and the management to bo congratulated upon the success attending their leaves little to be desired lor it embraces every recognised breed and what is eminently many of the leading breeders have forwarded entries Although the in their tions do not style the exhibition an annual one it is by no the first Jms been carried out under their auspices Bristol ought really to have an annual fixture ot the mud but tho aro great and to meet these there be a responsible executive This is woat certainly the case with tho present show and to be hoped that by the success which they deserve the Bristol Dog Show will be recognised as one of the leading fixtures in tho country Last year the club only held a closed show but in 1895 the exhibition waa and held in the and earned for a splendid reputation The control of matters is quite in the right hands and it is to be hoped that it will remain there The general arrangements at the hall were in every sense worthy of tho occasion and thanks to this the judging went through smoothly without loss of time and there was an absence of that confusion which was such a marked feature of some of the earlier shows when control was vested elsewhere Mr F Cross ig the of the club and he is backed up by a committee of practical men Mr Reginald the former hon secretary has retired but he takes a responsible part in committee work The duties of secretary now entrusted to Mr Alban Young who shows all the aptitude necessary for grappling with the mass of detail which baa to be in good order The following was the published list oi King Ko 1 Mr Montague Dachshunds Mr K Gresham bloodhounds mastiffs great Danes St Bernards Newfoundlands hounds Irish wolfhounds greyhounds whippets Dalmatians poodles Skye terriers pugs toy spaniels and any variety class Mr G T G Basset bounds Ring Mr S E Shirley bulldogs Mr A H collies and old English sheep dogs King No R 13 Carev Irish terriers and Irish water spaniels Mr J A Doyle setters and smooth fox terriers King Mo 4 Dr C D Freeman Mr George pointers retrievers field spaniels harriers boll terriers Scottish terriers Dandio black and tan terriers English terriers Yorkshire terriers toy terriers Chou Chous any variety classes local aud selling classes Ring No Mr K H Field Welsh terriers and wire fox terriers j Mr Holland Buckley Airedale terriers AND SPORTING DOGS The just gave evidence their own but it must be urged that the public like to eoe a still larger representation of a breed which possesses capabilities ot such high usefulness to man It is however to know that those benched represented some of tbe very best breeders notably Mr E the Earl of Cardigan Sir Edgar Boehm W Marshall Mr S JI Maugin and others JQ the first class where lord and meet on equal terms thero was ft really line typical Jot the whole of the nine entries being pre- sent The first prize went to Mr E Boscobel 96 which has already to its credit two first prizes at Manchester lie is ft dog of great power massive head and with many other points which attract attention Mr W Marshall Edgar took second aud third respectively and tbe reserve Air Margin's Apollo showed the dome shaped cranium markedly In the class Air K if rough hud matt ere all his own way least to the extent of taking two leading prizes these falling to his Champion which has to hU credit firsts four and numerous tups a rat Mr Marshall waa third and the Earl of Cardigan came in for minor honours Tlie mastiffs were lodged and occupied about the By water Kennels were winning in tho novice class JUe is a fine two-year-old and will be seen to achieved other successes Tiie Great Danes mario appropriate neighbours to thu breeds already alluded to and if there was only one class it waa made up oi ten as lent representatives aa could be desired without a single absentee class was headed by Mrs II also took a special prism and with a solitary exception tiJS of tho entries came in for dome mark of the judges approval TUo St Bernards wero a very excellent collection were divided into three classes The novices contained some entries which ought to bo heard of some other day Mr Mozart emerged with the greatest honours aim his presence alone assured for his owner the team prue The further representation of the big breeds was maintained by the aud it will be seen tbat there were several creditable local entries Mr and Mrs K Hood Wright exhibited in the two classes and both first prizes went their way Dr Crofton's Bristol got a v h c and Mr F Tucker's Hristol Jack a h c Jt 13 pleasing to note that that magnificent creature tho Irish wolfhound not limited to a solitary specimen or so but that there were six at least benched Their resemblance to the deerhound seems to increase and it is doubtful whether tho breed is maintaining the giant which once marked it Air E W worked sud havoc with tho prizes awarded Thu had a bench all to themselves and the team i Cardiff's MASTIFFS and two the Bywater Hotspur 2 Rev F yf de water Nim limit the By water of Riverside l the By water 3 too r rt PANES dog or and special Mrs H i 3 r Hose 95 r J the Great v h c C JS Edward II v fa c K Victor h c Miss J c A F W Novice dog or bitch rough or special 2 Mrs G W 6 Special Novice and special or Shan 3 Dr J H Naomi -93 13 limit bitch w J bitch under W H Battle a J Dcane c Novice Jog any F C Naii dogt rough or 1 and special W 2 S A Member 3 Mrs G w j v fi C K Limit bitch rough or 1 and special W Irnia jr r A P H End dog or bitch rough or 1 W li and special and 3 S A Brassey n G en vine v h e A P Fleche Mr W team dog any weigh and special G E Taylor of dog or 3 Mrs E Hood -95 and 2 H Miss V L Belie h c F c G R Hood v li c j Lively 95 Junior bitch any 1 and special Cyril 2 Walter 8 3 Bach 96 r T H Palm A 2 and special and rand special Walter 6 and Barney 3 T K Jess 2 W 3 Miss A E r Waiter 6 A 2 W Fierce Vf T H r Miss A Limit and r Miss A E and Nance 2 Beeswax h c J Clement nut A Child in the Temple By Frank Puppy Time Bully E M Cyril 4 Bristol Jack Catherine Wheel 2 W 96 price not exceeding F C Monarch W 2 Miss M to J Judy 95 E C W A A aaa h c F C ture and Wylye Actress 96 idog aud Zara and Peggy v h c Moro Tatters v h Grace the Duchess of n 2 Mrs llood d5 3 M Mrs C v h c A thc of i 3 J C Grace tlie Duchess of Newcastle's brace T dog or w H River EH 3 Open dog or J and F Ch 2 F 3 and r W ti Alarm and River 96 v bo Mason ana h c Miss of cf K C 93 WHIPPETS J and ks H Enterprise 3 wd b Open dog or and special J andF Belle 2 and 3 J Malcolm Heather Bruce and Heather Jewell d4 h e Mrs laie h et Dr JI E Jack i Mr Malcolm's jun Brace w J Pegg's G Taylor's team Limit J Deane Monarch U and li c A Crib and Maggie 3 and h c W H and Queen 95 v h c Cyril F W Caution and Carthusian Catherine Wheel Open dog or J Deime Monarch a and h ct A Crib and 3 W H Fortescue and Cyril F and Carthusian iic Cyril F w Model BULL Novice dog L B Open dog or C H 2 and B 06 FOX dog de A 3 It rt J h c H Augustus SS Maiden dog or bitch and 3 K anA Valere 96 2 B C Dame r Mrs H W Joe yg h c M Augustus 96 and Auburn 96 and Morton and Jen Venture 95 c Mrs A M Jack Novice dog and h c R W King and Kowton Pitcher 94 2 A H and or bitch price not to exceed J JJ 96 2 Walter 6 Glyn i- 95 3 M Walters Blinker H- Pavid h c W Walter S brace r Dr J H Marsh's brace Waiter S team r K s team Limit dog or 2 v h c and he Walters Banger Boxer 95 Beeswax and Brigand 3 T H mm r J clement Bach 96 ct Mrs W H St Open dog or and 2 Walter S aud Boiler 3 T n Karris l aim r and h c J Clement Bach d6 ana Nell and special and v h c W Scorcher aud 2 T Ferry 3 G H Jerry j r B Crack SETTERS Open dog or bitch and special Major W B McSwine 2 IV C -96 3 W 11 Perry Open apg or bitch any other 1 aud e G Colonel 2 and 3 H J Welch Fred M aud Kock J Open dog or bitch Hat J 3 F U 3 J 11 UeJ Beauty FIELD Novice dog or bitch and special H C iW 2 So dc c 3d r Jennie v ii c W Terri Con u h t- c aits c It lord 95 Open dog or bitch n C glass and v h c U Mab aud W M I t 95 v h c Jl Jennie h c IV Open clog or bitch any other i D M- C Bridesmaid r and v h c Wonder and Swell c- 1 and special Augustus 95 and II or ton and Venture 95 v Limit dog C id li c H W King aim Kowton Pitcher W r and v li c 11 ifc and h c J W K W A to ana H Croft Venture Open dogt K ii J C lieUe 06 r IE 95 v u y H Croft bitch H 2 H Auburn 93 3 W A Queen Kovice bitch J C Tiune-'Usbeth 96 2 S C Dame 3 K r it Bora h c II Auburn 96 h c W A Queen Limit bitch Nisi 2 J C 3 G Morgan r J W K Eyes li c li W h K Dora Open bitch and 2 J C Sorrel Brockenhurst Agues 3 U Decree Nisi v h a ana c b Sharp and 51 organ Brace R brace Team K team 1 H White r li W v G h c ii J 95 v ii c C IRISH T SPANIELS Local dog or bitch smooth or Lony Augustus 2 0 if Tanner Lady 3 Miss E Prince Daring Selling Class Dog or bitch smooth or 1 H and P Shalein 2 J C 3 G Bath r L Bight Up dog or bitch 1 Capt uc Comptroller 2 o and r K Value X Dora Limit dog or bitch and 3 R -95 95 and 95 W A 96 aod Scorcher 1961 Hock Perry Test r Cant W Meg 95 v h c G H Jerry fc Novice special and 2 F and Bath Lady 3 S yj r W Girl 96 v h ot Hubert Charles Limit and special C W 2 and 3 V Pride 96 aod Lath Lady r 8 Open dog or and special C W Briar 2 and 3 W per r Capt w Freeman Meg 95 v h c Cf H SCOTTISH Puppy dog or Miss U Joane K Doctor J 3 and U W Cat Wat r and v h c J G King 97 and Loyae Novice dog or and special J Duchess of Fife 2 aud 96 3 Wise C r Mrs v h c D Scott and W W Cat Wat Limit aud special W W Dirk 2 and 3 and special T 0 Prince r Mrs Dick Open and S T C Prince 95 3 Mrs Limit J of Fife 2 Miss C Ope ii J of Fife N or l J of 2 and 96 3 W W Wild Cat Wat Limit dog or J of 2 W Dirk 95 3 aad Gerrish 95 SB YE TERRIERS Day Book of Wonders oi London T Darid 5 K JACK By scapegrace always rather dog or 1 arid special Mrs W J Hughes 93 2 W Gore Titcombe Puzzle 3 Mrs C Laddie BASSET BOUNDS and afternoon Dr John Morgan Bryan the husband of the deceased was next called He is a gentleman of middle age well set up with iron grey hair and a heavy pointed moustache He appeared to be ing great mental distress and having accepted a chair he answered the questions put to him in a very tone Replying to the coroner Mr Bryan I am an and and have been registered since 1865 J married the deceased twelve years ago She was then 17 and I was over 40 In 1893 there was some trouble between us I was to blame on that occasion My wife did not threaten to commit suicide She left me for a short time but since then we have lived on the best of terms Do you know Mr William Harold Ashton am sorry to say 1 do When did you make his acquaintance year last Christmas Was he a visitor at your house Was a great friendship struck up between them was a friendship certainly that ripen into something stronger and did they become attached to each other did sir Ashton engaged at Northampton at that time in journalistic work he left a year ago I understood it to better his position It was before he left that I discovered the attachment I a letter in which Ashton addressed my wife by her Christian name She was upset losing a friend Was it not a fact that your wife at that time made some attempt on her I do not look upon it in that light I think I had better say that she u red from a weak heart and on my advice she took a little strychnine as a pick-me-up She used to take a few drops from the surgery against which I her A year last August she took a few nipro drops than she had intended but Dr Cress well being in she was treated by him and recovered was I think before Ashton's departure from Northampton Your wife was in the habit of staying a great deal from home Northampton not suit her Mie was never well there 1 always knew where she wats staying In March she was staying at Catford where two of her cousins resided I knew she was in communication with Ashton and I did my best to stop it On the Monday before the deceased went to Eastbourne Before her departure no tion of a permanent separation was On her there she gent roe a telegram followed by a letter The letter did not contain a to Ashton or any reference to a separation My memory is not good now but so far as I remember there was none I cannot say the letter showed her to be in a distressed state of mind Coroner taking up a packet of With regard to these the facts ara admitted and that is an end of them but I will ask you to take this letter dated 1st September in your liand arid tell us if it is your handwriting Dr Bryan Lifter the document said it was The So you still say that in your wife s Jotter from Eastbourne there was no reference to Two umbrellas were handed to the witness he identified one as that of lady The umbrella ho saw nothing of Further When the got into tho railway carriage there was nobody with her I paid an excess fare to Northampton aa there were no second-class compartments The Has she ever threatened suicide if separated from you Witness I don't remember that but ehe told me she was often in fear of committing suicide and that she fought against it Mr rhillips began his cross-examination witness by asking if he first saw Mrs Bryan at place of business in on the evening upon which she returned from Eastbourne lie adhered to his assertion that he met Mrs Bryan in and was not aware tbat she called at his office Mr Phillips I know a good deal and I warn vou to tell the truth Further pressed aa to the exact circumstances under which met Mrs Bryan on that particular tho jury received Ashton's answers with some murmurings and the coroner observed I roust ask AT THE ZOO In an interesting account of the arrival of the giraffe at the the Standard says that about four Witness J really cannot recollect Coroner It is hardly likely you would refer to it unless fche had previously done so i don't think she did but she may have dene her letter to you from Eastbourne show she was in a state of mind Sho might have said Mrs Ashton li ad insulted her Tho Foreman Will you read tho letter Mr The Yes kites WAS accordingly read as the jury not to give utterance to any expression Mr Phillips On your oath did you go inside the first-class carriage at Euston No Mr Phillips handed to witness the umbrella not identified and said Look ut it is it not yours Witness No Examine have examined it for an hour Have you said it was yours havo said it was not mine You were received its a friend of husband and wife When Dr Bryan requested you not to write to his wife why did you not abandon the lady don't know why I am sure You knew she was a woman and in spite of the husband's letters asking you to leave her alone you still communicated with her The Coroner suggested that this line examination was scarcely Mr Phillips thereupon quoted tho last letter of the wife to her husband already put and asked who it was that misled Mrs Witness I don't know i think she was unhappy By Mr He heard of hcr death two hours before he left for with his mother It was from a journalist at Northampton that ho heard Mis Bryan was dead and that letters had been found in his handwriting Mr Hepworth How long had this persecution been going on persecution How long had you known this lady years and a half Wero you in correspondence with her time she was away from You did not suggest to her that she should go back to her home don't remember You were a friend of the husband I knew him very well And lie never horsewhipped you My Mr Coates When lie first made the of thc family Dr Bryan said lie would be pleased if witness up his wife by taking her to public entertainments The Perhaps you will look at this letter of your own and say whether you would wish it to be read Witness after looking at the I think there is any need to read it The Foreman Will it be put in to the jury The Coroner I do not think so I am giving Mr the opportunity of having any of his letters read or not The In the that ruling maj I repeat my question whether platonic Coroner a Question which -J do not o'clock a Pickford's van arrived loaded with too containing tho animal followed cart in which were several travelling cages contain ing cranes The birds however received scant attention Everyone was intent on giraffe which was certainly alive when the van left the docks and probably when it drove into the at thc back of the old emu sheds The unloading here was no easy bulk rather than the weight of the caso made it extremely to handle Tho van was backed to a piece of brickwork which from a broad Hat surface sloped gently to tho ground To this by means of planks and rollers the case waa transferred by tho keepers who worked with a will and then by means ot other planks it slid on to a low trolly and dragged out of the yard into the pathway that leads thence round the back of the elephants house News that something unusual was going on had spread among the visitors and the space outside the barrier and along tho side of the hippopotamus pond waa densely packed After a few rest there was a fresh start and tho trolly was dragged slowly on MOMENTS OF SUSPENSE The few who stood iu the paddock on Monday when tbe trolly was hauled into the centre will not soon forget the feeling of suspense which possessed them while the carpenters set to work to unscrew tbe strips which had been fastened across the doorway It seemed as if tho screws would never come out But class dog her Grace the of Newcastle exhibited and took the Jirst prize with Ch Golub Mrs Hood Wright was a good second with 95 The whole of this was very highly commended Tho Duchess of Newcastle won in the open bitch rather easily and double success cleared the way for an appropriation ol the brace premium From the high sport of hunting Siberian wolves the next class brought the spectator down to the more prosaic level ot coursing English hares and tlie classes of greyhounds on view wero a splendid collection a bench point of view Thc rabbit snatchers whippets can scarcely be expected to be a numerous lot in this part of tho country although at one time they were numerous in tlm local colliery where possibly they were kept more actual work than for exhibition purposes The winners included some fine specimens and the sum tho owners placed as the selling price in the catalogue was prohibitive a Crystal Palace winner being returned at The pointers and setters showed up well tlie latter having tho advantage in actual numbers with of course tho additional attraction of variety thrown in There was more than one capital retriever and their cousins the coats totted up just LI few more but the retrievers as a section were not so strong as might have been expected TJio spaniels were in great force the fields having several classes to themselves looked a handy workable lot The Irish water type were represented by a brace only liasset came out fairly strong both the close and the wire-haired shown Mr E u local exhibitor took a second prize in more than one class Thc competition waa very keen right through the whole of these classes and the quality will bo gathered from the heavy markings ou thu judges slips The dachshunds faced their more massive relations but fell away ably hi numbers Mr K S Woodiwiss did in the ordinary class and team competitions There were some eight harriers all of whom if appearances Jiro to be trusted arc likely triers over a country There wore only two exhibitors Mr J Baldwin arid Mrs E Batman and honours were fairly easy COLLIES poos TERRIERS Collies well maintained their reputation right through In the dog rough puppy class there was a most pleasing representation hi tho rough class Stretch's Diamond arrested attention lie has a splendidly typical head and is exceedingly welI coated Thursday's j put a great his credit Taking the division a whole it was quite a leading feature of the show and in itself made an exhibition of considerable size and undeniable quality The local classes thoroughly shared in tlie credit which the breed wins for itself The old English sheep dogs quite deserved tho share of admiration falling to their lot Mr T P Jones made things lively for thc other exhibitors thc first prize in thc three leading classes Mr W C Hinckley and Mr W 11 also headed a class each In the Dalmatians there seems to bo a growing competition there being several local exhibitors Mr K T Parker stated on Thursday that this was the last time he should exhibit his known Coming Still Ho intends to retire altogether from showing thc reason being a domestic affliction in which sad trial he will have the sympathy of a largo circle Mr Parker lias been a sum for Coming Still but this has won for him such a big array of prizes over ti K Limit or bitch smooth JPr d v h c Mrs Limit dog or hitch Mrs 2 h Boy 3 Mrs 95 r Dr fcJ Open dog or r and v h c J Champion Xena Champion Paris and 2 3 and v h c Mrs la Beaut Dolores Open dog or bitch and 3 Mrs Champion and Bagatelle 2 B Gerrish Gay Mr Shirk's couple 2 Mrs Tottie's couple lea Mr team 2 Mrs Open 1 and 2 J Playmate and Glider 6 Mrs E Leader bitch Mrs E Clewer Spinster 2 3 v h c and H c J Baldwin Promise ol 1 and c Turk i 2 andr Wonder 97 and KICK 34 f Thoughtless and DACHSHUNDS Novice do J II Edkins Ti S Woodiwiss FOX Puppy dog or bitch L the World a E Harry A Johnston and special S Wilson Woods Gaffer 2 L tlie World 3 II and i Nailer r K Harry Gunn v li c Theed Pea re h c G A Novice dog or hitch e Woods Gaffer 2 L tho World 3 Walter S r A Broom 96 v h c P Nailor he K Harry G c Theed A G Scorcher Limit dog or bitch S Woods Gaffer 2 Found 95 3 L the World r G A v h c W G Elect v h G A U c R York Dandy 96 c G A Beauty c S K 96 or bitch r K Knock Out 95 Ch Ropers Nutcrack and 3 B Woods Gafler v h c G A 95 v h c H Morgan h c L tbe World v he A Slasher h c K Old York Dandy 95 c E Harry Ii K Limit tog or h ct and 95 Janitor and Strand Beauty 95 3 S K r W G Elect IRISH and Clovelly ULACK TAN THAN Open dog or 1 J J Duchess 2 W Monarch 3 1L W Lady Kingsland Joe li c E Marvel Local dog or 1 JI W 2 S Joe 3 E Daisy JS Marvel and R Nott Kambo WHITE ENGLISH Open or 1 and 2 J M aad H W Lady Superior and Larkfield Modesty M is tho suppose this of was certainly not of r to boys illustration of the tribe tions of this excellent youth But even hi wa and there was a period of forgetting the which we tale it is the THE the name of the people the prostit Liberty and Justice WG hope Mr Paul enjoy this pamphlet the writer thereof hesitate to speak plainly We quoting the last words of this indictment they are by tlie death of Frederick crime of lies at too door llis one victim to appear who hath declared is This is forcible if not content with wreaking their reliance nien deliberately and in the face of rei doomed otic victim to the One will repay elegant iu but really the great involved in this business be discussed London Co A SENS B METHOD or Jiy S I theoretical side oi the subject and Part U with Sus practical wo need do no thin attention to way in which methods arc stated A study ot these might we think keep many a business man in a wholesome stale of knowledge as to his affairs is a section devoted to entries detection of defalcations which may Wrecker Limit 1 and special E S Walwin 2t J 11 Wonder 97 Novice 1 Mrs Talbot Susan r Mrs Gerald Bright and W Metis Limit 1 Mrs Talbot Bruce 2 and 3 mit 1 Mrs Talbot Tosca 96 2 and r Gerald Bright Bit aud Silver Ball 5 Open dog or 1 and two specials E S Wiseacre a Mrs Silver Sail E S Woodiwiss brace S team COLLIES Diamona 2 J T H squire Maid on dot rough or T U Diamond 2 E G Bruce 3 Mrs K Or Earl r Chard Marvel Novice and special T II Ormskirk Diamond 2 J Wallace 3 T Bon r J G of Luck v li c Mrs limit d r h c K i ley Bruce Limit dog K 2 Monty 3 T U Diamond r J Wall v h c J mount 95 v h c W C Masterpiece dog and ct K Conqueror 2 U 3 Moore and Ains Monty TO r T H Diamond v h ct J 96 bitch and specials T H Precious 2 Moore and Bridget 3 aud special Dr G A Judy Maiden rough or T H Precious 2 Moore and Bridget 3 and special J K Lassie r A E Flossie bitch T H Precious 3 Moore and Bridget l A E Flossie bitch T H Precious 2 Moore and Bridget 3 Dr o A Heroine r A E Taunt on Flossie h ct J G Forget Open rough T H Precious 2 Moore and Ains Bridget 3 J It Lassie Open dog or bitch F Pip 2 T 1J Moss v h c U lie G Grip Maiden and special Mrs J w 2 and special T 3 T It Henny Sportsman r and v h c W J Hill and v Ii c Mrs Tim ii c F Cousin Crusade li c E A 37 Novice Mrs J W man 2 Cf II 3 T 95 r Jt J M v h cv T II Sportsman v li c W II Armagh Tim h c F Crusade in c A E 97 li c W J Motha Limit Mrs J W man 2 Thomas tHS 3 G II r T H Sportsman K 96 v c Colonel R M v h c W u Idol 96 v c F Punch v h c H W Barrister v li c 11 96 h c E A W ie lie field 97 Open Mrs Ted Malone 2 n Barney 95 3 G mate r F Punch v h c c K Butter 99 v h c W H Armagh Idol 06 Opens dog under Z years on Sept 1 Mr J W Sportsman ii Ji Barney 3 G JI Restless r T II Sportsman y h c C K Bufler W H ugh Idol v h c G Mayall v h c K 93 not exceeding Mrs Ted Malone 2 G Checkmate 3 T H Sportsman r F Punch v h c C K ford Buffer W Veteran dog over 7 years 011 D F Breda Mixer 2 Dr K Lycett Doctor II 3 Uco R II r J Bob Puppy and Dr W W Lady Betty 2 and special B Kelly 3 Lass r S Kelly W v li c Dr W W Lucy j f v j not care to part with him Bulldogs wero in fine form and were quite a centre of attraction Collectively they were a typical lot and for good temper and real manners they quite took the lead If there was a prize offered for general ment it would bo theirs for they remained quiet the whole day dozing or when awake extending kindly welcome to every passer cither by a genial centre of the paddock till the waa unscrewed and tho door was ready to bo opened Visitors and keepers fell back and tbe superintendent came up opened the door and entered the box Thc animal was lying down with its neck bent over towards its right side Then the superintendent caine to the door and called his assistant Mr Thomson who also went in With that technical touch used only by those accustomed to handle animals they tho body and interchanged serious glances which told the talc in a moment to those who were standing by the open door The Queen's giraffe was dead Disappointment is a light word to use to express the feelings of those who stood by Thero tears in Herr voice when he spoke of tho beauty and docility of the animal and of the hopes he had entertained that if they could only get it alive to tho gardens it would recover under the Kind and skilful treatment it would be sure to receive there As to thu actual cause of death it is premature to speak It seems probable however that the loss of appetite was a symptom of of which some been observed A jockey named Thompson who was thrown on Saturday while riding at races died in Monk wen Hospital on Sunday night from a fracture of the skull Ab Leamington on Monday Miss Julia Bennett was publicly presented by the Constable with a set of and a mirror for gallantly assisting tho police William llawton a young man employed at Dye Works Lancaster died on day irom frightful injuries sustained on Tuesday through the some benzoline which ho was using in hU work Mrs Mary a widow living with her daughter at Chatham died in St Hospital Ho Chester early on Saturday morning from injuries caused by her nightdress catching lire from a lamp standing at her bedside The should ba on their guard against of which thero uro many in tho market Cocoa being absolutely pure stands all teats profession and Press proclaiming its superiority as a delicious beverage and nutritious lood It should always bo borne in mind that Cocoa must bo puro ana impart tne utmost Tho Medical pure Cocoa ot the highest quality Tho name on any packet is a mar antes a every passer CUlier Dy ft wag of the tail or an affectionate caress People who have young children will find tho best tempered and most tractable to havo about the house In way he is to bo relied upon other breeds only his appearance is juat a littlo against him With a representation of only three in the bull terriers it looks in this part of the country at any rate this breed is about to share the neglect which lias thrust almost entirely out of sight that pretty dis- dogt the English terrier Fox terriers are well in evidence their hold on public favour bein extremely tenacious notwithstanding tho claims of their rival the Irish terrier aud indeed the game littlo Welsh terrier the fox terrier classes both plain and there was a tremendous entry The Airedales had a fair look in and included several which seemed pretty newly fit for thing The old-fashioned Scotch terriers belong to the die-hard brigade and those on view looked as hardy and fit aa ever Tiie Styes were only few in number but their quality was undeniable The dear old terriers the Dandies were not half as as we would like to see but in general i on n they were excellent Hie black and tan terriers of winch it is said that is the only dog that a Church dignitary can afford seen with were well represented In thc class was one of the old-fashioned strain of blues and its presence seemed to upset tlie minds of some of the spectators who posed as knowing a thing or two about They wished to know how a blue and tan could be shown iti the black and tan classes and wanted to put the management right There wero only two English terriers and thn pity The Schipperkes perky black little scamps still assert themselves and looked as quaint and alert as ever and thero was also a very pretty display of Pomeranians and Chou Annexed is the Limit Boscobel dog or PRIZE LIST BLOODHOUNDS 1 and special E 2 W Mexican 95 3 Sir Edgar Margaret r S H Apollo h c Earl of Klondike and Damon h c H Hordle Diana dog or and special U E J w Clarmont Mask Local E.G Bruce 2 Mrs K Or 3 F S Osborne r A Mountaineer he C H he Mrs L C Wonder Local J R Lassie 2 and 3 Dr G A Heroine and Judy Puppy dog or bitch rough or smooth confined to members of the Bristol ami West of England Kennel and 2 T H Diamond and Or m sk irk Precious 6 J worthy Wallace r F S Prince v h o G Novice or bitch rough or smooth confined to members of and West of England and 2 Mr T H Diamond and Ormskirk Precious 3 J Lisle Wallace Open dog or bitch rough or smooth confined to members Bristol anil West of England Kennel II Conqueror 95 a aud 3 T JI Diamond and Precious r J Wallace J 96 v h c W C Masterpiece h e J G Forget OLD ENGLISH DOGS Novice dog or and specials T P Flo 2 W JUT Roy 3 and W Jack 96 r Miss M Bully Bob Limit 2 04 v W T S Windsor Open or T P 2 G 95 3 W Novice or confined to members of the Bristol arid West ot England Kennel K Jack 96 2 3 W T S Tilli aud Busy Bee Limit or bitch confined to members Bristol and west of England Kennel W C 2 and r W T R Lord Windsor 3 C H v Maiden Dr W W net on Betty 2 S 97 3 T r u W W Lucy ii c W J Beauty h c If W Brandon Bride c J Dr W W Lady 3 Mrs do v h c F 2 S 37 Belinda 36 r T O Casket 95 v h c K M v h c Dr W W Lucy v h c S Kelly v h c J J Bridget v h c W H pea wife 96 h c H W Bride c J D c It Limit C Brick 96 2 D F Violet 3 Mrs Majesty r and special H W Bracelet v h c T C 95 v h c W H Rose v h c Girl J J Bridget h c Aid ham and 95 h c 95 Open D F Violet 2 Mrs Harcourt Majesty 3 Dr K B Champion Sarah Kidd r H W Bracelet vlic E Girl 95 v he J J v h c W 95 h c Aid ham and 95 nty uuu dog or T P Flo G 95 3 W C C1 T 1 1 i- j of the or aud P W Clifton 2 W Queen r J If r J Dick Limit Uog or aud special H Jack ii Mrs G K 3r J Croston Dick Open dog or and specials E T Com 111 j still 2 W 3 and special 11 Still POODLES Open clog or bitch special Miss Isabel Joe 95 Open clog ov bitch u corded aud special Mrs II Black Satin 2 A de W It T E bL v h c F BULL DOOS Open clog or special A F Williams Boomerang 2 A J Se 3 and J Monarch r A Hurdle Crib h c W U doff under 451 A F 2 und special G Boy II 3 W J Gal tee More -t h c and special K Open bitch and and special G E 94 F Half W Bridget Open bitch uot exceeding 1 C Douclas Brick 96 2 Mrs 95 3 T 95 r E Lycett ford Lass Veteran over 7 years on Sept 31 W 2 W H Kose Selling Class Dog or price riot to exceed R McM 96 2 K J C 3 T Connor 38 r U Hard Grip v h o F Casket 95 v h c T Lombard Lad h c G ct A Cor- c Dr E Lycett Chance c J D Mrs Butcher r S Irish Terrier Club's Produce T 96 2 II 96 3 W J Hill r H W Bride Dog or bitch H W ter Miss F II 3 Ii W Boy r II Harris Bully Girl Ji ot G c E Adden brook Puppy dog or T II man 2 Mrs Tim 3 G r c w Banter Novice or Mrs 96 2 T H Sportsman 3 K M H W Limit T IL Sportsman 2 R B M hogue r H W Barrister v h c G Open Mrs Ted Malone 2 a Checkmate 3 T H man r H W Barrister Limit C Brick 2 Mrs 96 3 Mrs Harcourt Majesty r H W Bracelet c ana 95 Open C E Brick 95 2 Mrs Majesty 3 and special II W Bracelet r Aldham and Halo WELSH Flippy Walter S Blunder 2 Walters Walter S Brigand r J Clement Joseph Maiden and special Walter S Blander 2 and special Walter 6 Blinker 3 W r Walter S Brigand h o Mrs W H Novice dog or Mrs A E 93 2 and special E S Hose Limit and special E W Ebony 95 2 3 Mrs A E and 96 r E S Boss Open and two specials Madame Pitou 2t Mrs A E Limit Mrs A E 95 Open Mrs A E 95 Mrs A E brace Mrs A E team Novice dog or bitch J W Tim 2 Miss C M A Cress 11 bad the Sailor 3 Miss Fritz of 96 dog or bitch any colour other than 1 Airs is Hall Girl 96 2 Mies C Blackness 3 Miss Limit dog or bitch Mrs S Hall Clayton 2 Mr J W Tim Mrs K J Boy r and v he Miss Rob of aad Kleiner oi 96 Limit dog or bitch any colour other than white or ti Mo 2 and 3 Mrs Percy a ad 37 and Moreland Brownie K 97 v h c of 99 dog or bitch aud special r and Miss Konig of Hob oi Kozelle 35 and Hex of 2 Mrs Hall Contrast 3 Mr J W Tim Open dog or bitch any colour other than and r Mrs Hall Pinpin Girl 96 2 B Mo 3 Mrs Moorland U 37 A Toys or under any S Mo Mrs Percy Foster's brace r Miss ton's brace Limit dog or bitch any and r Mrs Percy Pixie and Moorland Brownie K tff 2 and 3 Mrs S Hail Girl 96 and Clayton Contrast Hiss of tfo Open doe or bitch any and v h c Miss Konig of Kozelle and Rex of 2 Mrs e Hall Pippin Mrs Pixie R 97 and Moorland Brownie K 97 TUGS Novice dog or Miss Ada Exquisite 2 Mra John 3 C H r Miss L Thompson Queen of the West or Mrs Willoughby Holds worth 95 2 and 3 Ada Mayor Exquisite 96 rt Mrs Hagreen John v h c C H Open or and special Miss Ada Mayor TOY SPANIELS Open dog or bitch King Charles and and special Mrs J Novice dog or bitch tricolour and P H Harris 3 A v h e Miss Peel Pembrokeshire Squire Limit dog or and special and v Miss M E Vivian and Princess May 3 H A Osborne r P H v h c A h c Miss Peel Squire dog or and 2 Miss M E Vivian ana Princess May 3 H A Osborne r Miss Peel Squire TOy OTHER THAN Novice dog or W Clifton Bijou 2 A of Lancashire 3 W R Mortimer Empress Open dog or A of Lancashire 2 W R Mortimer Empress Local dog or W Bijou 2 A of Lancashire 3 W R Mortimer Empress v h c H CHOU CHOUS Open dog or bitch any and 2 R M Hi and Yalu 96 3 and special Mrs K T li c Miss E and ANY VARIETY CLASS Dog or bitch under Mrs W J Wallace 93 Miss Kami t Konig of 3 and r Sirs S Hall Pippin and Clayton Contrast and he J M and H W Lady Superior and Modesty v h c C H J J dyke Dog or bitch over S Tiverton Beauty II equal R Hood Wright andJ J Harkaway 95 r A P W Duke v he G H and v h c Mrs E i Ii c A P h c C H star Selling dog or excluding bulldogs collies fox Irish and Welsh D N Freda 2 C S ru book is compiled from official sources by Richardson editor of the R The matter of the whole been revised and brought up to date addi matter has been inserted respecting the the State railways and light railways the railways in and Chilian State railways Vlie Siberi a large number of the larger railways of States The personal index has been wife great and information as may readily has been drawn from all parts of the globe railway people tha book contains a Amount useful The Directory Pu ing Company Limited 8 TUB YEAR Boos for 5658 in for presents an annual record of Jewish and is edited by Joseph Jacobs issue of this was quite well enough lo justify its It was to get returns the Colonies but first time the reader will find like adequate list of the many Jewish institutions Greater Britain In addition to a great deal of tion such ag is ordinarily found in directories there ic a glossary of and Mr L J gives an account of tho recent of tho immigration question which of course will interesting not only to Anglo- Jewry but to well and 80 lane CONSERVATIVES OR SOCIALISTS By J Mr Tope who is c g or ci an 2 H A Osborne r Mrs E F Lady e Miss Peel Squire brochure to constituencies colour for Accidents he says is a piece of socialism let loose on one of depressed industries in the Mr to be Mr Buckingham's special He charged the rich with living on and ho pointed to Lord persons who lived without either toiling or spinning omitting to mention tiie tact that he was doing pre- tiie tiling Mr Pope means the stoppage of the of that which has so materially to greatness in tho past and upon which itf prosperity in tins future so vitally depends Tbf as we all has Mr very It is true as he honestly his liave been but not he lias goue the way to Let us hear our has to advice to Conservatives is to bring to the of the hi a manner that Conservatism outside the House of not dead and buried I ask them vote for and support the at until tiie Conservative has largely reduced I ask them to take their tions for the fact must not be overlooked that the full blight of is upon require aH left to them for I ask them be ashamed of dog or bitch excluding bulldogs collies fox and Welsh W R Iris 2 yir Edgar Bart Margaret Catchpole 3r Miss Rushing oi Hozelle r C Harris Green LOCAL CLASSES Any variety for which no class is 1 C II 2 and Garnet 96 3 T Prince r T Ocean Princess v h o A P Fleche 2nd v h c Mrs C King Nero v h K Gay Boy GOLF BURN U AM LADIES GOLF CLUB Thc autumn meeting concluded on Saturday having proved a very successful anniversary On previous Thursday the prize presented by Mr Thomas Holt was won by Miss M G Armstrong 88 2 85 the second by Mrs McDougall 106 19 87 and the third by Miss 100 10 90 Iu the putting tion Miss was aud Miss A Ji second Miss A JI wou tlie bogey 3 down Sliss M G being second 4 down On Friday Mrs U B McDougall won the club MibS M G Armstrong second 86 2 84 and Miss man third 89 Mrs W B prize for thc beet net scores on Thursday and Friday was won by Mrs with 169 net Friday's petit ion was by Miss N L Go wan Miss second Miss M G Armstrong was first in the 3 down and Mrs McDougall 7 down On Saturday first in ladies foursomes were Miss second Miss Edwards Miss 10 87 I si thc mixed foursomes Miss Armstrong and F J Clarke 75 5 70 were Jirst Mrs and P 85 m second In the bogey competition Miss M i strong and J F Clarke 4 up were first Miss man and B George 1 down second Miss Miss were first and second respectively in the putting competitions GOLF Saturday the for the Challenge Can was played off If rt 1 players did not return scores THE ISLANB OF Indies is the source of pure Juice hundreds oi thousand oi gallons of which are imported into this country by Messrs Evans Sous aod Co of is Uie most refreshing ct charged with having left their party for their has left them aud as a political factor w Mr Pope is and shall we venture very unreasonable 34 street OCR by Mrs Lanton Hewer reached fifth edition Thc book has a which is in tin's case a sufficient testimony to merits We noticed a former edition so repeat our recommendations of what ii sensible and practical treatise en the subject of infantile and Co THE GUERILLA CHIEF H The scenes narrated in this book are and the book which divides itself imto La Esperanza Estate Peace and Care and Bloody War is written from the author's experience of some residence in the The story of the execution of the Cuban ii duo to a little book published by one of exiled prisoners iu Madrid in 1873 entitled Voluntaries de la We cordially with Dr Emerson that some civilised nation in and put an end to the atrocities taking place on island of Cuba deeds that disgrace the of to-dav But interfering in neighbours ia proverbially delicate work The story itt Jm almost pasters 1 way for the mansion of the was a picturesque pile in which the arid his relatives could well have stood a siege by lar sort of enemy which surrounded it ii ip scenes of in Caoba the chief part in a carnival of blood and woe M the remarks this lurid story only endorses the testimony of Sir Spenser St John's remarkable work on Hayti as to the hopelessness of what may be called Home Dr facile evidently knows all about Cuba and with a certain amount of authority It is a life in one of the and most the world Tiie chief of 1868 if presentment of character such as was primitive slavery days iu Cuba as such life and Daniel Nutt Strand THE PUBLISHERS Just Published Is Post AUTUMN being ifl and Verse of f Jie First Vicar of Bishop DAVID NOW READ Y Foolscap 136 pp Cioth Gilt MEMORIALS OF STOKE AKD ITS FmST VICAR JOHN WRIGET CO and all ARCHITECT REPORTER Established nearly a Quarter of a The ARCHITECT acd CONTRACT iiwi lim and rs and the wealthy very public and has been found lo be a medium of publicity Thc aud CONTRACT number of Tenders and other Paper The whole of Prout's valuable healthful of and is deservedly popular Juice aid CordiUs o Edryn c J Beware of enor brands To Restorer does this in a
