The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-06-26 00:00:00

THE STOURBRIDGE OBSERVE.

ABANDON!SIEN r OF THE BR.kNCH

R'AL%VAY TO FOSTER.STREET.

In reference to the above, Mr. ,Tohn Taylor,
Cleric to the Commissioners, bait sent us the fol-
lowing letter :
Boart of Trade (Railway Department)
Loudon, S.W., 24th June, 180;

Ft,—With reference to ',:na ttntement of the
Improvownt Commissioners (en.
el In your letter of the 7th ultimo), object. ;
;oft to the proposed Abandonment of the Stour. '
bridge Railway C impany'e Branch Railway to
(Foster-street) Stoorbridge, and to the personal ,
inspection and inquiry made by Colonel Hutch-
inson at Stoorbridge, in the matter, I am
directed br tho Board of Trade to acquaint yon
that they have, after full consideration, thought
it expedient that such abandonment should be
sanctioned, but would be able to entertain an
application from the inhabitants of Stourbridge
under the 213 rd section- of the Oxford, Worece.
ter, and Wolverhampton Railway (Branches and
Extension) Act, 11368.
I am, Sir,

_
Stafford Sessions.

WORDSLEY.

STEALING PIGEONIL—At the Petty Sessions, on Mon- .
day last, before F. Even and L. Freer, Ewa., William
Barnbrook was charged with stealing six pigeons, the
property of David Pearson, at Mount Pleasant. on the 6th
of March. Mr. Addison defended. Prosecutor said on
the above date he bad six live pigeons in a pen in the
nail shop. His son locked them up in his presence.
Missed them OD the following morning. The window
was split up, the pens thrown down, and the birds gone.
, The value of the pigeons is 10s. Police-constable May-
land said he was stationed at Brierley Hill. Apprehended
the prisoner under a warrant on the 19th instant, and
charged him with ,tcaling iv TigOODA. lie sa;.l he was
willing to make it up, He took them because he wanted
same beer. Found three of the pigeons at Baker's,
Commoaside. Prisoner pleated not guilty. Committed
to 21 days hard labour.

A,A,TLT 71,se.—ilarriot Hodekiss wtn charged by 1 BIIIIIRLEY HILL.
I
Thnnas Fel iv, a hoe 19 years of are, with nasaillting ! s
lIATLT C tSnl,—kt the Petty S•asiona, on Thnesday
him on the 11th instant. Pomnlainant laid on the all ire A
las'. before I. Spooner, Esg , Stipendiary John Hick
day the defendant rime up ti him AO pulled him off Ms
feet by the hair of hi, head ant threw a Mane at him pine Wan Aare 1 e ith asseniting Hennah Hickman, hi,
which hit him on the leg. A witness carrobrirete I him. wife. Complainant Reid she did not wish to press the
The ease wan divni..o,l CAS, and Mr Sommer ordered defendant to find tvm
entie,•er - -
with cruelly ill4us"inTaß h—nrlsl,'ohnrith4e""lt2ttnwliatn. AP4or. .
I ' sureties elf elfl- an 1 endfl.--NClllinm Miliireton wile
charnel with assail sing . STA •
IC s h Poiree on the 15th i inst.
natahle Mee preyed the MO, and defendant wan
Complainant said on the above date she was in her home
en ,
nrdere3 to pay costs. ,• i teenier., She refeseil, and he tried to take a sofa. he-
ASSArt.T. AND ('nanny AP TARR,TEIiNG.—. William
Holilenhall, at a., aro i ',filen the defendant came up and asked her to mend his
William Hnidennall. ion., father I
longing to her. out of the hnnse. She reeisteill, and he
and son. were charged with threatening Simnel M 'Trio stritiik her on the mrrith. Defendant acknowledged the
oT•inee, and agreed to pan defendant Is and creits.—.Tas
on the 11th inst. Complainant mid on the above (Web.
l with assaulting
se, in his field, and threw a cloth at sonic fowls blond. Pearce war charged by Susannnh Such
log to defendant, and the father threstened to knnek his , her on the 17th instent. Comnleinant said she liveil in
Cottagetreet. On the above dote the defendant came
b— head off. and the son maid he wonl il knock his
to the brickyard where she worked. about sea •n o'clock,
brains out. Eliza Farmer sail she beard the eldest An.
and Asked her to give him a eliiitle. She refused, and
fondant challenge comp'ainant nut to tight. He did not
go. Withdrawn on payment of costs. ' he struck her on the month with his fist. Defendant.
STEALING POT ATORS.—Henry Billingsley, in the ETG• in extenuation. said that complainant threw a bottle at
ploy of the Great Western Ttailwey Company was bum, and broke his nose. Mr. Spooner said the defend'
brought tip on remand charged with steeling 7in of Im• ant had had enough, and dismissed the ease.
tatnes, their property. After hearing the evidenee, the
Bench committed prisoner to take his trial at the next

memerre=saffiez"s"l"s"g'--
Forrest, which was on the Gth January, of the
bill of sale for Priest and Turner. The next
time I gave information Was before Mr. Freer, a
magistrate, on the 18th .Tanuury. A int-wrens
was then issued against the prisoner for perjury.
but prisoner paid Mr. Forrest to Veep Away. I
had no hand in the case. I did fill op the bill of
sale produeed, and thm--• ' ' • es,--
-.es as streeete miens tne
dates.
"neer the prisoner Wae going to swear
to it, and that it teas a lie. Cases have not been
made up for me by in father. Have not been
in trouble. Have been charged twice before the
l'ilagietrates with being drank. Do not know
when the bill was executed. What I say is from
memory. Wits not the first person to give infor-
mation.—William Priest, of the Lye, Is iid he was
now out of baiinese, but was formerly a licensed
victualler. Cannot read or write. Prisoner
came to my house, and said he heard I was in
trouble. Was ill at the time. That was a little
after Christmas. I had a writ from Mr. Hand.
Prisoner advised me to give a bill of sale to Mr.
Turner. At that time an execution was in the
house. Mr. Turner found the money. I then
gave a bill of sale. Had nothing to do with the •
business. Cross-examined : My wife wrote my
signature. Can't say whether the bailiffs were --
in my house before . Can't :
ani 1.. Freer. Esers.. rederick Key fa German), glees. '
At the P
F Ever
etty Sessions, on Meneaylast.before F. s i FP.. ..—,,=--,-___ _
BELBROUGIITON.
tell when the bill of or after Christmas
sale WAS signed, but it was
after Christmaa-day. Cannot tell to a fortnight. ;Teen%
ittLe ri.ink t hwe emop i h
,loy of Messrs.. T. W-bb and Sone, c
.Re .examined : At the tune Tamer advanced the awil o w , with i eaten t torgeanlllwrit aliaaaaplti rn SW k
t II reall'6th i lines at
, .ki sj. 'ma, E 'e'F lZ
P tt vßereon' :hTe'latts:t S 1 ar w
St n trtr ‘riadrger, ;eaG
ster‘d's.7,:,
money, nothing was said about a bill of s C ale.— in ~Ilins'-street, Dennis Park. It'lar. altlotteram Unstrap- before
b Major.lel lane h etcher, Sempson \Valente was charged
Susannah Priest said she was the wife of the ted by Mr. Perry, solicitor), appeared for the defendant. with eing on .lengiug to Mr. Noel, in the search
n
last wituese. Know the prisoner, and recollect Prosecutrix said she Emma at Wollaston, end watt a of game, on the Ilth Intuit. Th imas Taylor said that
s
, Mr. Hand having an execution in my house,
ioniverlrve.iiii,,t:de
froCein Dullk at eight o'clock in the 5:.,r, tin ta,l7 bil,..'neddesta,,adiassest C.Z.lLC:higi,r. r!!reeehea.:„at
Ow; on thp above dete she went to her eleighter's, he sometimes asnistee, as underkeeper. On the above
which was on the 18th December. I applied to
I Mr. Turner. He found the money, and Mr. :ItivieNtuNl, agMl down CollinT-str tiet,e'rede":„'ilsthPr:l:4 Gnori`"layt then saw him, and ran away. Witnese told him it wen
Hand was paid out. I told Mr. Turner that to below Mews. Webb 'a glass work,. Saw N man 'oi'll: no use running, roi he kuew him well. Fined 5s and
' costa; in default 11 dates.
linsestreet behind her. She del not think there was
make him safe I would give a bill of Bale ; and soda woman. Saw the defendant. who came dowel' Coly- 1 INyeEar.—An inemest was held on Saterday last, at
I gave instructions to the prisoner to prepare a
, Nyhtlirins%ni,podmitil bedes,r close behind her, caught hold ,
. Ste
.J.. 1
ea nd
~tm
d,reed
°lire!: al tldteef
egleontd, ount .;ieirs
, Jorr. olnenrn.nn t ht 7. . Tbal.l,l'y't . I "t"h ',. before H.
IlZhitr.liEf agli
bill of sale, but he did not corns again for a weelt.
back.the ratidside fr•en exposure and destitution, as raenortaea
It was after Christmas when the prisoner brought
a paper to me to sign. I signed the one paper , heed on her month, and attempted to unmett the of. in our last week's issue. The first witneus calbel was
produced. Did not sign two documente. My i fence. Witnese atrugglel with Iran. and be pet her shawl I Mrs. Fox, who stated that the woman White came to her
husband's name was signed after Christmam. I down her °ninth to prevent her %flouting. and used filthy i %lege, and asked to be taken in. Witness told her she
Cross•examined : I did see the prisoner the next 1 tg.utadg: to,lti.efe.vo,Fl*
when Fri girl with her. It was 20 1 canudlit,:iantht,,,lctedliger itide
He sdsdlr.,.l had
nal gtztle moan
deteppiee;
day after the bailiffs were in the house, and gave gate, and it tea lier abanenatmtievl:y.tillueuttettotelwiLeciet:
' in. The Coronerahere aekee ve. items ijsrlealcaltr her
him instructiona to prepare a bill of sale. The the place where the asseult took place. self a Christirn woman and a mother, in treatlne the
Woolsn White the way she had. Witness said she had a
document was signed after Christmas. I wrote Croes-examined by Mr. Motterarn : I have been a wid. t ..ntlemnu staying, or she would have taken her in,
my husband's flame, and he put a erase,— See. ow three mouth.. flev,• a daughter in Wolverhampton,
pant Turner, nail manufacturer, of the Lye, sna toe in stourbridge. Do not tummy the street, or the
Janecltnirtohbeb el
di re um, setde tithe east
ssiiheebddlii
beers
he brat
hsh e coal d.
proved that he signed the document produced. somber of
age.
Was there
my daughter residea in. She is 27 some ale. As ,flri‘O' 'was returning. theewanomtaant He'lTialte4c°atlflaerd
there on the 16th Md. Ge five or
Was not presmt when Priest Biped it.—Noah years • her, and told her the condition she was in. Witness told
RIX times a year. Cennot tell where ley daughter had '
Forrest, maltster, said the prisoner called upon heat for six years. Do net know the pereon she has her that ehe would go and tell her husnend of it, ant, ask
ilinn t , permsission. She then went to her husband, who was
him at the end of December, or beginning of wicked for. She lives with her husband. He is a roll
January. Prisoner told me that ho knew a man turner, and his name is Thome+ Jackson. They have it,ll).Cir abulaT'andnoddidwnante hthitlkuph. e
sAhfdter telling him about
Wine wanted to rob me of Xl2.—Mr. Stokes said 11,v,tedmiinncearh.o.u:eaof their 01.11.1,..kHave seen a woman there, to take her in, awl she then went andal ;Id
obi:
lien
this was nothing to do with the ease. Mr. Collis and earl. It was 1171anniinute;rasftaerlervIrmivflleaniTcai timbale Lane's, and after went to Dr. Raymowl's.—The Coroner.
said that was his case. Mr. Stokes aid" and a Bretton Lane gate. It wouli take about eve minumtees to wail tlio 'entitle] of the Talbot was boned to take her
He. he and by not doing no lie hod rendered himself liable
pretty ease it is." He considered there was no walk to the spot e here defendent noyanlted yao. tio lose tdda henSe,—The jery then reterne,l the feline,
WO for him to answer. Of all ragged, rotten five minutes atteeeptieg to commit the offence. I tamed
cases. He hod never had such an one to an. rflonni beerse it was very lonely there. It was a light :,11.v:nr
iiely:oflblloadtdcl,,,,
lbei•Tisir.ed.d,ipderfri,m exnesure to
swer before. He would ak the Bench if there paw lain
la.i.
fare.le el e fr ~I,a,n, ta,m)v
close that
117 in leo 7,,40, and
.1 moan,. at Peliceconstable huese.ar \''NeYel'n!i.,e' gtil
als anything to answer.—T lie Bench intininted we.
midnev!,
ceeti
the
man beforen.Rhilie ii..rael','llaerk t , heir tied eeverel suins of money have b, a sen' o
Hr. and
,Mrs. Lane, for tithing lier and ettineeig to her
that he had better go on.—Mr. Stokes then re- hat en. It Wrii a Mond hat. Cennot tell the shape of .
('ldly It kite) oee gentleman hiving sent too t
, . . woman a
viewed the evidence of each witness, and said his elothea. Have ill y, hat. Took it ti hit petite- -
sitvereigu.
that to prove a case of wilful and corrupt per :IT:''' lash mowing. Will !swear it nets a dark hat
jury there should be two witnesses. In this case mouth'. Did
1:d on.
.ele nab 1t,e1,1,,,,,edi:dd
ilif,dpri.? his lien.! on my
there was no corroborative evidence, and the only named Lee Hems, who had e)lotherenr;en wtla Conesl7:l.
one who had given evidence against the prisoner Whilst I wee straugling with the Man lie got my theme
was Pardon, who, he (Mr. Stokes) contended, was in his inooth. and tat it. I eel not scratch his fee. My
not worthy of belief, as he hineself had been iii hand was tlit on his face. A w•tinen gene me. and the
Vmble, and hail assisted in thawing op the bill i:Ank4nt°ll:,',lll:,a,',:e":27, ',lila: wbosati Awl elm sheltie
ef sale, and was mixed tip in it and, as be could Went di the Little Pig. ;DIM% mve.l:e a
severalae e Urn el 'i
it
at
I it:: ar
ae
.
prove, had offered to withdraw from the case for I dhl not sey I eounl uot swear ti the defeadalit. Tile
£5 ; and concluded by asking the Bench to ite- man salted I dit not keep still lie would take may life.
quit the prisoner.—The Magistrates retired to Pitch e Micker.lewrieht evii I she lived ahe.t I'm ltd Lane,
consider the case for some time. On returninj with her moth On the above dete s Was at
to the the Bench, Mr. Swindell asked Mr. Stokes to h,,rtileei., About.allioarter t • eleven Weleek heare ass.
ge on with his case, and to call witnesses if he N,,,
b..v.:ce,t,iii,1ab0•,,r,10:,..,ir," in Coll tris'•street, Dmmis Park
ok gete. Started to go up time Hew
bad any.-31r. Stokes said the witnesses lie pro- street towards Mr. Webb's work :. It WIIA about five
peed to call, were to Prove that Pardo') had minete: post eleven o'clock. I eneeted •• Murder." and a
offered to compromise the easee—ellenry Wool. Y.".,a-1 I 11.4 d hini to g.,. I see a
dridge said he knew John Henry nirdoe, the 1,;I:t„"l'e is ''''/,''.':,:,m,:ing ~',/1:", ta tlia Paill" Tha Y"".7. 'ad"
prosecutor in this case, who said he would settle r,„ ewe,. e.e„,-„„„e e'ege tinsetr:iee I::ewnlii:,l7,',lltii:ea nak
it for £5, and give them an indemnification are alit the wall. Di.l not see au;tliing else there. had
ageing. any proceedings. Henry Aston woe at not knew the man. Have not even hila Sin., Dai.t
my house, and met Pardee. Do net knew wind see lain tail'. Picked up a list eke! gave it to Mr. Lees,
the lendlord of the Little Pig Inn.
was arranged between them. John Henry Par-
dee re-called, said Aston came to him and said it CatetTejeutiiii,nhedn,i: ',there mess some talk goitl2 on *IMO.
he had. al5 note in hie pocket, and that lie sow limelePatid. ;old' shi..litltniemet s;,y it was %lag team I
would give it to him to withdraw from the mtge. tuenee rowel to efele's brother, iZlasa're'fiaie tuUL...mva.ami
He egeeed to withdraw for the five p 'undo, but big :15 he wa.i. Cool,' not sweer to the mum,,. as
as
.esten did not give it to him. Should like to Police-constable Freeman said from information lie re-
have had it.—'flie Bench said there was a puha, eelved he eeProltended the prisener toe the Nth ieetsee
of law involved mu the CIVIC, and they did not feel taiiil charged, Iran with ossaultieg Sir:111 Wilkt, WWI ill-
satisficd th s
emeelvete and should seed the case :tilllie
ttl, e
irt an sr ope upon her. He a,ini •• lam not
mentris eaupt.toth., station shout 11 o'clock
for trial before a jury.—Prisoner W mu- 0i
iIS then e 1 '
ereay' m sorningl. owe down her statement mi
mated to take his trial at the next ateeizes. peter. Have not got it with Mo. She said she had been
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.—George Genial was r11:1:111'Y m. ma" in dark cleteee. Did wd know him.
charged by Superintendent Freeman with being 1,,,,,td .ont,
d,,lter,le,:-thheii,u.
(iiint
hi!
tchiat.iteli eon, lile: eee hi m . H e
drunk and disorderly. Police-sergeant Wigley and asked him it be had seen the 3,e're.aon m'avltotaxiss‘..si:::altaes,i
said that defendant Was very drunk. and making I her. %Vent with her to a house. met she eloieted to it
a great noise by the Labour-in-Vain, Oldswin- and Aiiik he lived there. Apprehended the prisoner at
the wors.
ford. Fined Is, iacluding costs.
DISORDERLY CONDI:CT.—OD Tneeday, before ailite
ira...3ilbeetteeeratmo.\\inuid,efiehnce. said the proseentrix stilted
11, L. Freer, Ken , Chubs Barrett, tailor, was had visited her fer ;id yedisnelsg.o„tnedat,leiterotaildldlitenrd'ttek,She
charged by Superintendent Fineman with being the neeitrer of the hoUso. or tee street in which" she
drunk and disorderly in High-streot, on MOtidtty livedhiCh , W WAS very improbable. and oil coming down
night last. Th flo
e case was proved, ut defenden L
t pi.mllins'emtreet Abe was knocked eleven by a nein with a
ek hat on. She same liii.ttlee, because the w night as
fined is and costs. Allowed 14 days to pay tile uge ,ght. She was thrown down by some One aeizing hor
money. flee. heliind, sod holdiee her that need that she co•ild
DAMAGING GROWING HF.ATII.— At the Petty not turn : awl when she'-hai pistils on the WAIL diet
Sessions held yesterday, before Major Fletcher not leave a mark on hint. Her own witness sad elm sew
William Hall was charged with wilfelly darnag. a,ol,,ildetnlrliu.itd.lity.,.watiiittif,ro,nitleti appearances woe a men 1.1
big a quantity of growing heath, on the Bth lust, that weielit. Ili; should protaenae•evaeleriaillotiall:l'llambtu?!
et Highgate Commeit, the property' of the Earl am. a eset of mistaken identity ;th it hia ehent was :.;
of Stamford autl Werringtore Thomas Good• couteeey of frimids from nine n'ele.le to tweets emotes
men, lceeper, proved that he saw the prisoner Pltwetve o'ciock ; tteo. he Wnro a white hat, and not a
cutting heath on the above date. Defendant ~I,
,Ani v
inn4e.
oil:hst,enjaannt,swdbtio,is a Bohentien Gerithei. is la
had about three hundred besoins in his posses. 1 I,'. ha'. nt 6" lonl; in +ilia. V.,enray.rta,'
"P"bnut 6 il en
V. :Von- i
stun, with other noes. The damage done by the time he has been here ha ha. not cony' gainee the coml..
defendant Was about Is. Fined OA, ion,' is the donee and esteem of Ids employers, ued friend.hie of
damage done, and costa; In default 14 days. mi: fellew Germon workeme. nut also the r, spec: of the
R -shah amlonen erneleved et the wake. lie t. 1,1 a dis.
CtleneE Auelltiet A PBRUCAN.—Timenee Tot. tired yeene wife and tee; littld °Weisel, end he a tel•i he
ley, landlord of the Hole.id.the.Wall, was me last (tenon In the world Whn W iali uomaiit told. 44
charged by Superintendent Freemen with keep. 611.'"'• "PeOlaik as it Wflil net far trent his ortn lieuee.
inK his house open for this sale of beer iineinit r sr.,l)::::j!,',VAtatsh,:,:the as null lia.l beaa "ailaitAasl
prohibited hours, on Sunday morning lag. Acts by peee one otlierwiee teme.d:ideudi:uttit %lei':
.oxeindlitted
fug sergeant Janos said that abent half-past one 1
3ratat grnitehel (a tderman. /010 i. AVILIIIUeu ' leas . t an
o'. look he SOW two men go to the defeudaiit's lsted 'ny a *worn intorpreter). Who said he knewthred'.
e
11)1150, and rap the door. Some one coins down. renderit. Left hie house with hen et elm, o'clock. Mr..
The men asked fora gallon of ale, which was Fritsch went with him. Went to the ta, npike end met
tilled by some one. The men then left the house, tirn other men 0:1 irinen). At the turnpik e the ynanger
bringing with them a jar and a can containing ejed4ll,'„heeftletnher;;;.ftesnsd atilinfo.u,r
,of them went to Welles-
ale. Witnesa took it off them. Defendant street, andbaek to Collins'. st'reeqt.'"Weri'idtgi'l:toa' In
H High'
pleaded guilty. In answer to the Bench, Satter- toted public•honse at a quieter to eleven, end etataye'd.
intendent Freeman said defendant had not kept there until It (1.1,t0r Fist twelve o'clock. Key wore It
the house but a short time, and Was discharged Oil white &tree bet wite a black band rimed it. Witness
never left defendnut tiering the whole of the time. De-
payment of costs. implant never left the room.
DAMAGING A Fnxen.—Alfred Fletcher, John Jelin Hampton said lie was landlord of the DadleY
Bridgen, John ;TuArmor.rney, and Charles Harris, A. le:membered the defendant aid last Witil,`,,X COlll.
font' boys, were charged with wilfully dansiging mug to his loewe on the .1.. y in question. They 'came at
a hedge by cutting it, the property of Mr. F oley, , akhiont,tw.elnoty minutes ore querter to eleven o'eloek. end
of Prestwood. William Toy, keeper, proved the f •iita am,.
i:
let twentylminutes pad twelve o'clock. De-
.iia it whites law list on.
ammo, whien Was admitted by the defendant •by Plea. empton, wife of lost xitness, corroborated him,
and they were ordered to pay coats. The Bench diiimiseed the case, and said that the de-
CHARGE OF STEALING LEAD.—Williallll Lang- to,iitent
dleef,,ti.tiCoor
tthw, itlamt a stain upon his character.
Cot wan received with lowl
, man, tramp, was charged with stealing 111 tbs. di I• 0 • '
set, .3, lose present, niost of whom were fetiow-work-
'of lead on the morning of the 2511 i instant, the men sad friendsof defendant.
property of Joseph Pitman, of Arnblecote. Mr.
1 Perry nppeared to prosecute. Susannah Hill,
wife of William Hill, said she lived in a house
i in Coventry-street, belonging to Mr. Pitman.
1 The prisoner had been lodging ether hone() since
I Saturday last. Edwin Perry said lie lived in
Coventry-street, and his bedroom window over-
looked a house in front. Got up about 5 o'clock.
1 and saw the prisoner on the top of some rafters,
from which he got on to the top of some tiles
in a house, and went behind a chimney. Priso-
ner pulled something out af his pocket and be-
gan to cut something, and threw it down into a
yard. Prisoner threw down two pieces. liar'
, riot Perry, wife of last witness, said from some-
thing her husband said to her, site looked out of
the window, and saw the prisoner on the tiles of
Hill's house, cutting lead. She saw the prism
ner throw one or two pieces of lead on the
ground. She after saw him come down from
the roof, pick up the pieces of lead, and carry
them across the yard. Police-constable Morris
proved apprehending prisoner, and finding a
knife. Prisoner, who had nothing to say, was
committed to take his trial at the next Worcester
Sessions.
CHARGE OF KEEPING A BROTHEL. At the
Petty Sessions, yesterday, Mary Ann Westwood
and Robert Norris were charged with keeping a
brothel in The Gullet, in November last. A
number of witnesses were examined to prove the
case, after which both defendants were bound
over to appear at the Sessions, and to find sure-
ties fur their good behaviour in the meantime.

NETHERTON.
SUDDAN DF.ATII —Op Wedomnlay lot O. man DAMPS
Richard Cole, of Rimm-,lane, fell down dead. Decesaml
waq engaged at the time painting a door.whe.
lie Wa!
noticed to singer and fall. Dr. MllllllO4 was immedi-
ately called in, and pronounced life to be extinct.

ONIONMO,