The Barrow Herald and Furness Advertiser. — 1866-10-20 (Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, England)

SHOGICING NETTIIDER. AND SUICIDE.-011 Saturday evening, a littleafter seven .o'cloOwthei in.! ; ' aabitants I,tif Wolsiughalll, SittAA tad. ten miles 'from Bishop Auckland, in the cluaty of Ourt.hatn, were stititteddby wruinour thata man had. 'I [killed his sacaepneart by pitting,,shsriE throat,on_ 4h6 unftirtnnate victim is a young *Man' ('nimect Mary Ann Newton. SheiAls 'twenty= "IR.') ' *two, pais! °Cage; and, was 'employed aeservant r .ti to to a gen:del:Rao named Gibson, one of theijus- _ • 3tees- of the peace ' for" Westmorland, arid' who '''', had recently idnitAvto ' the place. Thel'perpe- ,iff:aci trator of the- deed is a. 'man named William - _ i'l t, ) .d;uwtn•laa, a„.,elli(Ae.,iit of Nolsing*tl4l(and aged %bout twenty-laree years. Formerly he tOas''' 'ffßi'• kamployed in tlatittilden blaCksuitiths'Slibi)S, ''Li.,)(l hilt from linformolion t‘) han4ub.ch4s4eceudy : inbimbeemilworkjpg ae a tailor, in .Wolsingham, of , ewhirthplace he -is a natiVe.c 'i'is 'father is a " tSj [inaster: tailor, and- deals lit dikperies.te a small .. :extent, and,ikiwell kn.)wn -in AKolsipgharn and district. , !About ,seyen o'clock ,an, the' evening in question .the hhfortunate YLitilicr wo.naii was . going out tirthe .backidoovfor the, purpose of- ',,, 1,4y#1 hilringing ini, phapplatlsr vvhehshe Was heard to ..7 at give ! most eartreiidina shriek,' as :if in disi t rtsSl One' ' tif ' ' the' 'Ot'hee'r Se ivantsibinpl.)yed in l'sl)'="' tnei house hiarimri:the nnise,Plustantiymini out, ..,,E fifjii :And on atri,ing ut.,the.ba4 door he observed -the -dece4e4.running staggering toward her, --. au' 'l*it ere she te2ttlitYdther- the p(iditirl 'fell to:the f f'9(l ground. ! The zerkant wh, v- had, rant oiat, pixaer-,'ving this ifliately called pg P Ir, help,: and . at the,.saine moment nodded, * man runnilig7-ii,way: AssiAancei, came, and- oil-the-. unfortu- .- . nate young womaa being lifted up it,,,wasifoundAhat she I was, weltering in blood,. her F throat * icing cut from ear to ear ; • aiid on further examination Jit was I thaw ve red 'that *1 her , left 'hand waS also mutilate!. Si:le died aim )st in- , 'stantly. I The neighbaars adj )inia.g, heariag the criesifor assistance, ran oil; of their holist)s !and learhihg,what had taken place, atid that a man had been observed running awalr., imme diately gave. chase. It Soon became known wii.O_theiperpetraVir of the deed' li ta beet', froth --..cr.ta b! .4he fact ihat the man .Bowman 'had for , a long ,f line preViously, kept ,the,•younz woman's coin- - t pany. A telegram was immediately , sent to Suoerintendeht:•ReautiSon,'at -Stanhope, "-rand other pllaces, but it hot ;till daylight next _•00- !',n morning it the ofac._!rs were able to take up the trace, Wlikh Was followed from the back door through the; churchyard, and ut) to the ;*--,:.1.% Waskerley Burn, a tributary .to: the Wear, to a ,4:ipp ho e, upon the edge of :which Nlice-constable,l;evely discovered some footmarks. A !: . rail; was initantly proettred : frail :an adjoining aoit cz hedge, • tid the constable at once e,omin-mced. to ~ i'fcf, iaearch the O we, being guided in i , his search by * ' , phe surrounding 'f(iottnatiis; ' ' The hole Was discovered to be tlig,l4pr.,ltime feet deep, but ;after. a !lapse of a fevi-ininutcs a .body was 1" ,brought to the surface, iiiliich proved to be that ', IV' VI of.:,Thiw nan... tie Was immediately drawn to the bans, when it was found , tidal his throat ,Was AO, fearfully gashed, at 'once leading to the condlusion- tiitt`the'inarderer- had cOrn,nit- -(IOTP3t, --4ted saicitle: 7 ' ,igor 4 1,9114 Ono ,past it would ap- ~-; If pear that Bo_winiin had , kept ;company with the r ~ anfortuhate i*lg'Woinan as a laver. SIP, hoir-"% ,ever, lately oppose[thiivadvances -;,hrid seeing li .(1 .-11-i ' that he was so . alight, d, bY I,lpr, , and also being ~.„2„1-1 -jealous of . a riva',, Bowman at once ehntemola- , , ted'the horrid deed, and made his way to the '-'l' house Of . her . 'master., soon, after dttik, ,(i .iwhere he waited,Pr his victim. Oh his, pockets , - „f being se %relied, iiliarge pocket-knife_ was found. • '4'l- (Hie of th4in,-cnvered with blOod.'*The knife, -''''Jcz'l ,to all appearances; had been sharpened for the ~,,,,51( purpoSel , )f :co m in, tting the, horrible dee I. The .i._,,c-, unfortunate young wothan bore in excellent Character, had always Hired tn good situ 'dons, : a4cl 77a0. much respected by all who, knew her.., 7io-6. 701 When aiiimportant article of d'imestio con_ .stinptiOn commands a laAing prefereace, it is; eVidentl that its intrinsic value is highlF prized by the- public. To this cause-ia nttribUted the ' T.;11 unequalled demand -Of -tiorniman's Pare ['en;r' '. - Which Preferencegtwie',o4rtht, is a, fiat*, c )11- ~, .4imatidn,of, the fact, that" the public are real 'judges Of &id tea'." 1-Torniin'aiid'e&. fiNnn 'highly favourable. imports, together With. • the.; •. iL 'recent reduction,l4lithe duty, are enablod ,to lower their prices' gd. per Pound ; that is, about " twenty per cent, .6heaper to the consumer, and the quahtillyipaseedifor(dtityt as published by the Custom,ltp4§eohows,... in consequence of this reductiOu, a 0-iisli* nption hitherto unparaidled ih thel'intials of the tea trade: This mark ed preferenee'has;attracted Ekf host- of copyists ; the public will do well to observe that all genuine packets bear the signature " Horniman ,Lnd Co., London ,r originatimporterS of Pure Tea. , Agents in- evely town,and those in the district fire advertised in our columns.--Advt. Prescriptions and Family Recipes, accurately prepared at E. UNSOM s, Chemist, Ifindpoolroad. '-i. -.l'  out It7T7trpl=  trAP,  TA9  Isw ,sl,-.(4/04