... GRIM TRAGEDY IN THE - ' , CITY. 'SUPPOSED -MURLDER AND SUICIDE BX,,Y A F&UBLICAN. [StJ~OT OF ILLUMATION.1 EARLY ao Thursday morning a shocking dis- -eovery asmade in the Woolpack Hotel. Hart Straet iJipplegatb, the manager of the house, Mfr. W1illim Jaimes North, and his wife being iouid ad undeki oircumstanees which suggest madde~ 'anid ,suicide. ' Q - : - Theet.:.are somne discrepannies asB ...

... RAID ON A CITY [ BETTING - HOUSE. AT the Mansion House Police Court, Richard Sydney Cobden, aged thirty, commission agent, of Tasman Street, Stockwell, and Samuel Blandford, fifty-eight, of Farley Road, Catford, commission agent, were charged, on warrants, with using certain rooms on the first floor of 8 and 9, Well Court, Cheapside, for the purposes of bet- ting. Patrick Day, fifty-nine, ...

... AT the Tottenham Police Court, William Munton, seventy-four' late of 17, George Street, Holloway, was ,charged, on remand, with breaking and entering 26, Townsend Road, Tottenham, with intent to steal, on the 15th inst., and further, with unlawfully cutting and wounding William Hanscomb at the same time and place. The prosecutor, who is a collector for the Singer Sewing Machine Company, had ...

... STRANGE POLICE COURT CASZS ..S- - -- - GEOnosi Gca, twenty-three, an evidedtly well-educated- man, was charged, at North Londb 'Police, Court, on' Saturday., with stealing 'a bicycle, worth £8, belonging to. Heni-y' Herbert Honey, of Green Lanes. IR A ust last the prisoner, it was said-, hired the machine for three hours from the prose- cut~r but never returned it. He pawned it for 2' 5s. ...

... AT Southwark, Arthur Bull, labourer, of Lama Place, Bermondsey, and Eliza Foun- tain, thirty-two, wood-chopper, were charged, before Mr. Paul Taylor, with neglecting and ill-treating Elizabeth Bull, aged eight years. Mr. Phillips prosecuted. Inspector Large, of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, stated that on April 27 he went to the house occupied by the prisoners ...

... ILIUSTRATIO fOlF9E aI SATURDAY, AmL 14, 190.0. ?? DASTARDLY -ATTEMP TO s'l ASSASSINATLE T .E f) PRINCE OF FWALFS B TWO SHOTS WERE FIRED WITHU ID EFFECT WHEN THE ASSAIL4NI V WAS ARRESTED. [SUBJxCT Or ILLUSTRAT]ION J THE Prince of Wales had a. harroweceape of being assassinated on- Wednesd5'a by : Belgian, Anarchist. In the mornwig- the' Prince and Princess left 'Charing CQoss on their way to ...

... ct - ?? BREACH IOF PROMISE i1, Act ' S E, . I -AMA FORAN-ACTRESS.: - ?? from Mr~ Cue' ec'Iiii~,M.Js tice D*rhe ai : ctio' k' cat rbye Miss Li ian Dorothy \ Gibbonii, ia.l cstaress, whoe :professionat name VwA t D3ibI Ep Goon, to ?? froA Mr Carl4es'Ed.in Gereen; damagbs tfor breach o' 'Promib 'of marriage.': The: efe; t'i' ta.he ros 'so' .~ . M h Mr. Mspidnhn the ande h mr , R. Mr.W~ e drbun, ...

... R S AN ?? aRD ?? he- snmiethi Polio .Court on Saturday', I'-te Franud eigh M , of n 0occupa 'Erit' Beuter,: nin~en, j h}ip'b>' steward; '',Ldre Br'awe*e , coal tlne -4J.m Germant-Wece hairged on ?? h:~r Mr. trjcis w~ithb gcoacered to- [; ...

... AN EXPERT FEMALE SHOP- LIFTER. : .&the West Hain P.olice Cowrt, Alice: Miller, thirty, of 18,; Broad StseetiA Stratford, was charged, before Mr. Baggili y, with stealing two pairs,..o. trousers, vaived's at 27s, from 61, Brompto'n Road, the: property of Ed- mund Brown; further withE stealing two dolls and seventeen zrticles§.of dolls' cloth- ing from 203,, Sloane'Street, the property of Thomas ...

... FESTELtAY? AW. ,UNCTIQN AGAINST A DISTRICT COUNCIL. the Chancery division yesterday irjustice Byrne gave judgmenit in an 5ro n bybhich EsfstwoodBrotbhrs, cloth action by r3 of Thireton, Yorkshire,! ,%Aafactorelrs,,n,, to restrain the songbt an ict Council from B.nlseyctiln a drain running from their in~to the public ?? defen- edte te that the plaintiffs had dijghts ?? iD O the drain their manu ...

... II The West Ham coroner bold aninquiry yesterday concerning the death of Wil- liam Hynson, aged 19, a labourer, late of 18, Victoria,-buildings, Sugar flouse-lane, Stratford, who committed suicide under romantic ?? Hyn- son, the father, stated that the dooeoaed hbd been out of-work for &ome months. IHe had been keepmng company with a girl namedClaraBocock. They quarrelled now and then, which ...

... !ESTERi 1 GSTS BU ::fnx:ovPR ~IN~ i ?? Yesterday Mr. S. F.F tanghiam held an inguest at St. Baitholomew's hospital tcuohing the -cedth of tieorge Charles Fountsin, sged'30, lately ?? 52, Peerless-treet, Oity-road.- The evidenci ?? -that on Wednesday a van was being driven along lronluonger-row when Fountain, who knew the driver, hailed him, and beckoned him to stop. In doing sO he slipp'ed and ...