The Tamworth Examiner and Working Men's Journal. — 1875-02-13 (Tamworth, Staffordshire, England)

LIVERPOOL. presence of a good number of persons The dimen. . mons of the shelter are 3 yards long, 6 feet wide, 1 eerman, had shot himself in the mouth. A On Sunday morning a woman named Margaret and 10 feet 8 inches in height. It is built of wood, number of officials went to the spot, and in tl,e Jones, who, with her husband, Henry Jones, a navvy, by Mr. S. Bird, of Upper George street, Bryanstone unfortunate maul) hand a revolver was found, he occupied a furnished room at 37, Ben Jonson stree4t, "Imre. It will comfortably seat twelve men, and himself being in a train which was to leave for St. Liverpool, was.feesdeald in her ebedbt antntt,aru ..; six can partake of refreshment at one time. By Helens at IL SO. Death eneued almost immediately P 9 .9 hitiluancsirwero he.d 'be.en La= at Bootle, returned paying Id a day, or 4d a week, the CAlman has alter the fetal shot was fired, and so far as has been home about half-past two o'clock on Saturday a:ter- the privilege of cooking his meals, or rather, ascertained, without any reason for the act of se' f- noon, and he and deceased were last seen together to having them cooked for him by the keeper of de, ructien. The deceased was Milieu to the Ravel their room about an hour end a half afterwaret, the shelter, especially between the hours of 8 Infirmary, where his body now remains. Tes During the evening some of the people living in the 8,2, ad 12 p.m. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird deceased apt, ars to be about thirty-two piers, and house heard a noise in the room occupied by the M.P., who formally opened the shelter, referred in was respectably attired. No railway ticket was deceased, but they did not think the circumstanses the course of his remarks to the exposure to which tote d upon him, and no English money ;he po, worthy of notice. on Sunday morning, however,ta, calmen as a body were sulse,cted for the want of a' sessed, hewever, a small sum in foreign coin. Mrs. Cook, who loddge.shnf the etahnr house, Lent td, i.:in, shelter, ox the accommodation similar to the one Several letters e ere found upon him, addfessed to reer atirtmt eannta ea. conlierably discmoloured. De- that had been no there (in the Acacia road, St, different parties, and also several cards, these, too, ceased's hw-band wits not to be found, and it is sup- John's Wood). He further stated that a number heazi• • g various names. He had likewise a telegram osed that he left_the house some time during t e of shelters were about being erected on other sites addressed from the iaorth- Western Hotel to a place Lturday night. Later information says that ths in close proximity to cabstands, and there was no in I.eeds. The weapon with which the deceaisi husband is supposed to have committed suicide, a note doubt as to this tieing a step in the right direction, learoyed himself was a six-chambered revolver, mei having been found in his handwriting, warni g a Com. as affording to the unsheltered cabmen a very 'online chambers were found to be still loaded. panion against the evil of drinking, and saying he was siderahle convenience. He concluded his remarks going to throw himself into the Mersey. off the steps -,-- - by wishing cabmen every euccess, and declared the at the new Bootle Dock, where be worked. The police shelter duly opened. About a hundred persons are making diligent inquiries into the matter. . were present, but the proceedings were of short , duration. --- ---a—•- _ . FEARFUL ENCOUNTER WITH A ' i