The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04 00:00:00

WIFE MURDER AT CARDIFF.

Daniel Beddow, a very not iriotue Character, residing
at 43, Helen-street, Road., is in custody on • charge
of the wilful murder of his wife Sarah. It appears
that both parties had been drinking heavily. In the
afternoon she wee standing at the door of her house
wrangling with her husband. She annoyed him by an
'Allusive remark, when be took up • piece of iron need
am • poker, but whit had been burnt in the Sr. until
it reached • sharp point. He threw it at bee with ,
great force, and the point entered her neck on the '
left aide. peastrating‘ • large vein. Site fell on the I
floor, and he, being In an almost stupid state of I
intoxication, allowed her to remain on the Boor for I
some time. The beighbours eventually went in and
found the woman in a pool of blood and quite deed. ,
Dr. 11.1aurice Evan. wee gent for, rind he stated that
the worn an bad bled to death. Had medical aid been
called in *seller ler life won't in all proishility have
been no- t Beh ore be 1 c`tara :term, on I Beddoes
ha I Wen CI victld Ina y times for vi dent amanita.
Tbe woman ha i edai be .3 fiequeutly in prison. An
ii quiet was held on Toes lay on the 13'd,, of Annie
Boldoes, the wife of Denial Beddoes, of 43, Helen.
'arson who was charged with wilful murder. It
epperaral that the prisoner, his wife, an 1 two women of
had character lived in the house. On Monday alter'
1000 one of the women was reading a newspaper.
Deceased said that—" Dan could read it better." 1
Prisoner put on hie epectecles and read about two
lines, and stoppedr_say lug he could not read any m I
Deceased said—" Yon can (making we of. very offen-
idea epithet), but you won t," and snatched the spec-
this" from hi. face and threw them on the fire.
Prisoner became very angry at this, and the deceased
ran to the front pael or door. Prisoner took the
poker from the front of the fire and threw it at her.
At this time she was about six feet from him. The
point of the p.ker struck her on the neck, and fell
on the 11 or. Dammed celled called out—" Alice, Alice,
for God's sake talc' my pait t." Then she fell
on the dir. Pri.oner went and knelt by b. r side, and
bad a pillow fetched and placed under her bead. She
bled • good deal, and after some time • policemen
went there, and Dr. Evans was sent for. He found
her dead. She had in his opinion bled to death.
When apprehende 1, the prisoner admitted that he
threw the poker at her, hut that he had no intention
to kill her. It irs., however. ststei that when he
threw the pole' r he Bald. " give you something
(using an oath) for burning my epectsclee." He now
appears very sorry for what he lac done, and denies
that he wilfully struck her, raying that he loved her
too well for that. Beddoes and the deceased have led
a crap'', life. He had been 29 times convicted for
various offence', and among them are several convic-
tions for beating and 111-treating the deceased. He
bee been known ad one of the worst character' in
Cardiff, and foe yeses has lived on the prrceede of
immorality. He was at the time of the murder keep-
ing a house of ill fame, and the two women in the
homey are prostitute.. Tbe jwy returned a verdict of
msa.'saughter again.t Dena. I &Mora. He was
brought before the magietratee on Wedneeday.

OVER THE SUNSHINE OP EXISTENCE
HANOS A BLACK CLOUD.
With the uncertainty of life le ml gled the dark mystery
co &orb ! While on the one h ws catch the wel-
t... stoma of a new breath of Ile that .elle of an addition
oi our .pecim, on the other we sirldder at we hear the rush-
.g wings of the Destro)! ig Poiret ! Th• mlchty voice of the
Great Influence which rules the Universe ht, pronounced our
• ; the dread tat has gone forth, and every mortal man is
doomed to dl.! But, though we cannot
postpone death? Tim question is otomentotte, even If it um-
• tha praouratlon of Me but by a single hour Insomuch as
prompts Qs to fittbt the boldest battle we cm
fr• this glorious boa of existencs The prompUngs •II Instinct
are hot the sponteneous voiced of nature, and it is our duty
to r May. But there still remain, the question, oats dealt be
p soaped by a single hour I Tro ; for the world works In
°Maar°, to martin lay.; 1 • study ef them proses that
those who have the Judgment and the will to buckle on the
shield, whl,h nature pieced "'IT to their grasp. may ward ol
the i.sidious attacks of the Implacable enemy of life, until in
' • ripe old age, the edal faculles gradually decay, and the
An.el of Peace glides softly into our risme*, !adult us. as it
were. in a gentle slumber, to the regions beyond the shadow
' of the tomb.
The Pell DoStrojor makes ha trat aporoschal ma,y
trine, but none no. more favoured hy him than that of a
dwall:foe now peeking upon the very vitals of Ked.rn Sosistr.
wath this the lbws ars Mar soon rig waif hues Dot

born or ere now to some .tent It. victim.. Would the
tinier blew if he, tic. Is unto! the ban of this frightful
scourge/ lot him ask Mattelf choker be experienins any of
the lolo.ing symptom, :
There are psin• abut r, cheat tel Mare and emna•lesse
In the bock. The co Ali has • had tart., ispecially in
the morning • and the,. are I elin.s of du limes and
drowsta-e. TO• App.'''. -a p .or, a sort of sticky .:tin•
collect. ab nit the teeth, thee Is • feeling as of a heavy
load on the st..na,h, sometimes • faint a I-gone seem-
lion at the pit or •Is • sbmisch which find doe. 0.4. satisfy.
The eyes am lii k n, the hride and feet bee me odd and
feel clammy After • slide • c ugh set. in, at first dry,
but attended in the course •1 a few In nths with expec-
toration of a greenish colour The suge-er feels
cons.ant'y tie.!, ad •I • p seeo • toni dd him ni rest. lia-
r nines*, and esil fortco ings fl Ow. When
ri tog su Ile ly, t .er, is agi I noes., a • of ehirdng een
Um In the head. The I, cot, b c me c antes ; the Ma I.
dry and hot at tins • ; the b il becomes th elt and et mown ;
the whites of he nor are tinged with yellow ; the untie is
leeway and high it I Aired, dim tilting a maim "it after sten ling.
There Is frequent y • spitting up -11.01 ilium with a
' sour taste. and at o hers with a seeetish mete. Tb • le often
Wend d with a p dpitation of th heart or impaired vision,
with mote before the yes, accomp.nied by great promeation
and es anew. All of them eyinp.onts are In turn present.
111. lb thst n naothird of our ponalation has this
Meese in -ome of it eerie I forum Me tied men hove Mi.
tiklin the nature of the malady, It. true name is I) topepide
or Indivietion ; for wh ch • certain refuel, is to bi found In
Mother Seigers Curative Syrup—• melicine which an. won in
both hemisphere. • cinadenee f 'undol only on Its great
vulture Ihe Syrup on I he obtains I him any chemist or
v odor, 0 lit en lhi proprist Ye, A. J. Willie
admitted), 17. Ferriuzd,ii.r,ol, !Amino V.
C. W. Bauchi. Eas over, Bridg; M.rater, Sends the 1.1-
lowing ;
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" West Qu oy. Bridgwater
December 214, 1883.
" Dear Sir,—lt affords me great piethure to add my Mill-
gooey to the wontionfu taxis of Mothor Seigers Curative
Syrup. For • Pen at of twin years I aullerol from nesrer.
cough sod in ligation, with frequent attack. of rheumatism;
and for eleven mouth, I was under Melleal treatment, with-
out deriving the slightest be,ent. The last our do:tore I
was under s•uroi me tint me..., h ',wear cow, and gave
me up as incurable. About th,t time I beard of Seegers
Syrup nd ,whwo I was induce Ito toy. a through use,
its u, I aM
:he krill to sq. I q sickly got r, vtorad 10 heath.,
and am now able to (low my mud oempatlon. I
may say that who senor I fee the least symp.om of my old
clesp'siut., I at onth take • few doses of the B,rup, which
quickly set me all right. I sent get tais in the hop, that
other sultrier, may be itioluoel to give tin Synth • trial.—
bums truly,

o'cvd4l4.uai BarDALL.•

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