Liverpool Weekly Courier. — 1893-10-07 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

THE SIJICIDE OF A BOOK-KEEPEK SOUTHPORT GIRL AND HER LON'S& At Boston, on Sisturday. Mr. Sydney 'revisit depuly monitor for the fliindred of Hikh Peak, held an inquest on she body of Henry Viokem, %el 28, bookkeeper, mho allot himself througn the head on Fridley. Mt A. Brooketai Hoiden, ter firm of Hatton and Holden, wiem nod *Pull merchants. owl dectomd had been their book. keeper minuu Februety fail. There had been no uoinplaint about lion Or:eking. Whilst wit nem wee in the *hop on Friday afternoon he milked through hurriedly, and went into the off:low Direutly sittowards 'fitness heard • whit bred, and found dewed no the flour. It was done with witness's rook ride, which *as in the Am. Dr. Haatiostood desotitnit the condition of tit* demased when he was FULIIOI,IIItI I. Them war, bleokened and stoked w, und in ihi. right temples and in the oppoeite sole of the Mull r. muott Intim deigned wound where the bullet Lei rondo ite eta& Nothing could be done or him. . . - .  ..... laspsctur Urby prcdueed five letters amonitall other !longs which he tuned in Imeased's ts,akto, Tee Clurutow.—These are thy Istters, whitth rather sorry 1 shall hove 16 'sad tc yot : ! •• Delo Father sort Mothur,—.litat a line to at goodbye.. Teta is all Jessie's lotey.—Toora.  The Coroner. —The 'eidetic* will show that she young mho was gemmed to a girl at Southport. His brother George's wi. is Jersie, and his yowl womi. is Matti.. The ascsmi hotter is— __ . . .  "CowlAntru,—Coulkyo, old IA elk )In. Gsorpfe ioi mg." The Coroner next read letter to the young woman dOGIMISIId MIA mu tw married to next weel. me foliovoi_:7 • _  • " Dear Mattie,—l ern heartardken. Goodbye. With love. Coneider Jul,.. letter. T•k. care al all our goods.—Youic " HaaaV." „,,,%•"llissrltltgla.—Thill is the result of your vrifde doing*. Take it an you like. Hand over everything of mine to Matto," The Cannier mud he thought it eight to'bawe GOWNS Vickers and his wife there, bet the insol relationship was not the queostide tor the july to op into between this man (ilismased) sad hie brother'. wile, but it was only right they MOl4 en opportunity of etp'sining everything. II wee probable that it tia.i iOltiethlag to do with what she Neurge's "de) bad done to the girl el . Southport. Gimes Viokere wee then called, and said Ide • brother was enraged toi ritl at Southport. The Coroner.—There ere live Leiters in wbielt be blames your wife fur what he has dome. Witness.—l don't think he eau. He believed his wife had written to deceased's giil, Mattis Jones. ,Mattie J JUNI WPM to he the *pears Hung at Buxton. His Mother had envoy; br-or jovial. He was a soldier fer cvi etc years fore he we., bookkeeper. He hal Leon in Afros, and Gibraltar, and had bed enteric fever. He wai of an excitable dotposition. . . .  Jessi• Vioksine, wile it last witness, wag called, and the Coroner told her how deneared had blunted her tor what Lad happened, and referred to some letisis she (witness) had written to Mild June,. Witnese mai I she sent Mies Jones word that he hid been drinking heavily. That was why ohs wiote to her. That was twit Tueeday cuornift. Did you write to her about anyth;ng Yes.-1 'wrote and told her that he wee w•lkinir down the street with another young lady. be (Mattis, "Jones) wae ellottly to be Werried to hips. The deoresed's father (to witness, very bitterly sod ironioally).—it te sery loud indeed ad yoe. Jambi*.  Witness added that he had been otd with thin girl several limn. She did not know shed's, Mice Jona( aruswered her letter or nut. A copy of the fetter writtm to the YOllllll lady was produced by kfeorge Vickels, and the Cloruner asked a What made you keep a copy? Wittiest: Thad wee mud back to him (deceased). . .  Inaipeotor Gray aad the oopy was in Min Jones's writing. The Coroner I, Then she must here written him. How did you get pommel= al this! W iguana :It was put on our ummusymese yesterday (by dieniesed). I suppose ahe had write. him.  ..... The Coroner then read the letter which SPetell to have caused Mae bother, ,or lather a copy of it, which was sent to deomend by his sweetheart. It • was, Mrs. Jamie Vickers mid, a copy of that abet wrote to her n.—"l don't auppose you will Menlo mo for the news that tam going to tall you, but I think it only right that you abrauld know. Oa Mondov Harry drove down the etre it in limb with • g: rl, to.k her into the coffee tavern, and, I suppeso, had either luneh or dinner with her Manatee' they ware in sheet in hour. I saw them go in nil come out. I followed them, awl toll the trial tbak be was very shortly to be married, and that! should write and tell ym; andit is not the first time thee he has been with ht., for when I amused the girl of it ehe owned that they had been DIM before together. thaa't think that I have done this out of any ill.feeling teweede you, for I have not, iii think it a chime that you should be deceived, se I know you think a great deal of hints If you choose to some to Honor, and ask him be 9 fore net shall not belie myself at all, na othee People saw bookies me. You NW send him this it you like. I oonkt tell you moos if I Ciloo4ll, as Id hes gone on too lung." Mr. Mill (a juror). —lf Ii only whet s rerpeetable body would write. Other jurors mid no, and the father of tbs dais:alined stole/mod "_Yea."  Gringo Vickins.—lle gave tue that letter ha Fri lay: The father arta asked if he, like the limy, thought Mn.. G. Vickers had dune tight in waitiaig the letter, atil be said, " You out anal( IS yow like. but I thick Jiff...nutty. I know more thus you.. It is perfectly I ight if you are speed among yourselves, hut lam slut." A painful canyons.. tiou °usual ccto the (Impost' of dummied's goods. The father tie ahould have to bear slie  expenee dormer mid the goods would be handel over to the tether, Mud thu gut should deposed upon his honesty. The Father.—l want nothing but honesty. The Coloser.—As he dive as it in everythipl KO. to the father. A verdiot of '' Suicide whilst temporarily iruismaill was returned.