Penistone, Stocksbridge, Hoyland & Chapeltown Express, etc. — 1898-10-21 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

THE KEY TO HEALTH!  SUICIDE AT DODWORTH. I Major Teylor held an inquest at the Gets Inn. Diehreeth. on Monday. toocking the death of John Littlewood, aged 23 years, sneer, of Northfield terrace. Dodworth, who committed suicide ea Saturday night last. Inspector Tritton, at larmdey, represented the Great Central 111'31 Cesegany.—Ameha Littlewood, widow of the demised, stated that he (deceased) often complained of pins in his lead, but he caudated his work up le Saturday. He come bowie about half-past deka. and after having his dinner he went to me his mother, who was ill. He estemed about half past four, and then spoke to wining regarding • converaation he had had with his brother. They subsequently had unpleasant words relating to whet his brother had told him, and about half-past seven o'cle k deceased got up from kis bed, dressed himself, and won downstairs. She heard the door unlocked and closed. About hat an bone later, she went outside and looked for him, and whilst talking toe neighbour *he heard amen say • young man had been knocked clown on the railway. Afterward* deceased's body was brought home. In reply to questions. witnem stated that metier the evening they had some unpleasantness, when deceased turned her out of doors. He objected witness keeping company with the daughter of Mr. Sykes. a neighbour. Deceeeed was very short tempered, and before they were married he threitened to either go for a soldier or make a hole in the water if she did not marry him. She meo stated that a fortnight ego they had some unpleasantnees. but be did not say he would do anything to himself—Annie Sykes, married woman, •neigh. lour of the parties, said they had only lived en the row about az weeks. Deceased was very is. !served. On Saturday abe was talking to him and his wife, bat deceased did not appear to take any notice of his wife. Questioned by a Juror, witmad said ahe believed there was unpleasantness between them because Mrs. Littlewood went to a aineert. and he objected to her going. A Juror: His brother was saying that was the reason.—The Coroner mid no ream:able man would take any Bair* of that —Wm. Whitatell, Mationroaster as Dodworth. stated tom information received he went eking the line, and found the body of be decemed near the outer rail. The head well eaer of the metal. The Um was badly torn. The spot where the body was found was only about eighty path from the deceased's home. —The jury limed a venliet of "Committed suicide whilst temporarily insane.*  deremed  ST. ANNUS CHURCH, BLACKER HMI —Ott Thursday last (week), the harvest thank'. giving services commenced with a ham tea, in which 140 sat down. presided over by Meedarnes Stock, Charierworth, 'Wroe. Turner. and Mims Fawcett. Burgin. and Julb. with Mesdames Smith. Hartley. Guest (Wm.), Holding. Wrie, Wahon. and Hunt as 'cutters-up." After tea, syrrice was held, the preacher being the Rey. W. Surtres. Vicar of Chapeltown. misted by the Rev. F. C. Stock. Vicar. sad Rev. T. Hobson. The regular choir was augmented by a contingent from the Parish l'hurch, Womborough, under the able kadetship of Mr. J. Richardson, choirmaster at the latter place, and which comprised: Moms. W. Peet. W. Shuttleworth, G. Ronk, J. Bainbridge. W. Leeson, and J. Mills. Mr. W. Atkin. eon. the organist, presided with hie usual ability. The services were amtinued on the Sunday. The chunli hut been seasonably and artistically &eon. ted with Hower.. plants. at., the gift of friend. connected with the church, and mime the gift from entiyorth Woodhouse, and others. The following ladies took part in the decorating :—Meadanos Hunt. Smith. Hill, Watson. Wordsworth, and W Guest. with Misses E. Watson, L Watson. Few' ertt. Bell, and others.. It is but fair to add ;hat the..",lerigning art" was in the hands of Mr. W. Guest.  Sufferers from Gravel, Lumbago, Piles, Pains to tbs Back, Dropsy. Disease of Kidneys, Bladder, Unnary Organs, Stowe, Stricture, Sciatica, Rbets• 'natio= and (lout will Ind a positive cure in Hold. royd's Gravel Pills,. Try a small bor. sad if not sanded your mousy Brill be returned. Price, 11. of all Chemist.. or post free for 1.2 stamps, from Holdroyda Medical Hall, Cleekbeston. Yorks. Don't b.) put oft If you cannot get them, write to tbs proprietor, and aOm will be mat Ned pest. Del  An English Made Tobacco! The Pure and Genuine &tick