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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 24, Issue 1260, 18 January 1894, Page 3

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, We have to record the death of another of our cilizens, Mr J. M. Strachan, father-in-law of Mr W. Jacobs, storekeeper, of this towDj.who died on the 3rd The deceased gentleman spent the last eight years of bis life in this town, but being aconfirmedinvtlid, lived a very retired life, and was for the past-18 months confined to His bed. Mr Strachan, ,wKo_ was, a. tailor by trade, came from Stonehaven' in Ayrshire 20 years' ago.. He spent the greater part of his time since then in D.unedin, where he was greatly esteemed by a large circle of friends aud acquaintances, and was for a number of years a member of the Kakor-ii Mnnicipal Council. In his younger days Mr Strachan was an ardent advocate of. temperance, and was employed .for several years by the Ayrshire Temperance Union as a lecturer in that cause. He was also a prominent member of the YVesleyan" Church, and performed tlio duties of a local preacher for that body, both in Scotland and IJunedin. , Mr Strachan was 75 years of age at the time of his death, iind leaves a wife and a son. and daughter.—This week the destroyer again visited us, arid carried off another victim. This time it was a little child named Brian. Goldsworthy, the only son of Mr W. Goldswortby,. of the local branch of the Bank of New Zealand. . He suffered some time ago, from a very severe attack of rheumatic fever, which confined him to his bed for a long time, and left him with his heart severely affected. A few days ago ho w«a again taken ill, and died on Tuesday morning at one o'clock, just liaving lived to see the dawn of his seventh birthday. Eberbardt Kitvnkr arid Ttichard-DpUaoo were charged at the I'olicc Court on Tuesday, before Mossers J. A. Millar and P. M'Ardle, J.P's., with the murder of William Sludge, at South Dunedin, on Christmas Eve. 4Tho evidence wnssimilar to. that given before the coroner's jury, aud Mr Haggiit, who prosecuted, explained that the object of reproducing it was ill ca»>c of any of the witnesses dying, or some other arising, their testimony could be read out in at the Supreme Court. Tho evidence taken at the inquest could not Iks utilised in this manner as there nobody was charged; _&lr Hanlon appeared for the two accused, but (ho only witness lie cross cxatniucd at any length was l)r liarnelt.