Penistone, Stocksbridge and Hoyland Express, etc. — 1909-03-20 (Penistone, South Yorkshire, England)

FIELD. - IVe regret to record the death of on the metals. 'Bobsen. of Wentworth, and Cesare.. second Mrs. Parkes, wife cit Ms. B. Parkes, of' The Coroner, in summing up. said that he loon of Mr. Thomas Crsicock, of Swinetead, Hemingfield, which took plate on Saturday I came with the intention of advising an open I tines. The officietine clergymen was the Vicar. evening, after a long illness. 'The deceesed I verdict, but on hearing the evidence had i the Rev R. E. W. 1, erne. The bed° was led lady hae been suffering from a shock to the quite altered his opinion, and did not thine . I ' to the altar by her stepfather, who gave Lee nervous system caused by the sad lightning : any good purpose would be attained by ad- awa.v. Attending the bride as her maids were lier two sisters Misses Emily and Agnes Hob. th calamity which occurred in this district ' journing e inquest. As they had heart: e' 'son, and the *bridessesseru•s enter, Mims May nearly three years ago, her sot being struck! the man's face had been destroyed, and t .ilk ' Crorock. The role of best man ile w efficiently down and sustained serious injuries, from only means ofidentification would be by tim !flied by Mr. Alfred Robeeco. brother of tee . . which he afterwards recovered. The sad clothes, which the police were preserving. brew. Attending at the eurch was yrs. • As to whether the case was one of accident Rouse (mother of the bride) members of the affair left it mark on the deceased. kites . . . r suicide, he could but gather from the fact ! family. and other intimate personal friends. gradually got worse as time went on, and k. that all the witnesses reed he was in the I The blade's dress was a mauve costume, with some weeks ago mental depression set et. . .a.K _. . . kneeling position which indicated : white silk fakiThrillL white silk Noma, and bat Her end came as. a great shock to the family, peculiar hehad placed himself there. There was the 't° Match The bridesmaids' dresses were and much sympathy has been extended to . . . . I cream. with has to n.atch. The bride carried slip of paper with the meesage, out, of course. them in their sad beteaVement. The funeral , a bowline: of orchids and orange blossom.. that it was written b him was took place at Wombwell Cemetery on Wed- any proof , the gift of Mr. and Mn. Dallimore, of &Rime presumptuous evidence, and they y could et- ton. neaday, and was attended by a large conta hthey liked t 't r what value ey o i .Bering alother oltbride. blankets, counterpane, house. course cif temple, the deceased's family being very widely keown. t the position of the body, and this hold levee and teaspoons. The Pee; G. Hadfield regard -a - ' [ . - . . paper, he certainly considered it a case of Me W. Reese, kitchen utensels was the officiating minister. The chief suicide !Mother of bridegrooni. hffirikee, counterpane. mourners were: Mr. Edward Parkes (hue china teatee. and ornaments. , The jury agreeing, a verdict was returned ' band), Mrs. J. Taylor (eisteren-law, Bir- . Mrs. Gym:cell and Mrs Hill. china tea service. i to the effect "that deceased, a man unknown. minghaml, Mr. and Mrs. W. Drudy (son-in- I was found dead on the Midland Railway, ,Mkirrs'anWidll'zr, cr.y. law and daughter, Wombwell). Mr. and Mre. I Booth. tablecloth. near Coithal Bridge, on the Mb March, the jeli _ E and D Bobeon .ornam.nla. J. Fawbert (sorein-law and daughter. Leeds), cause cause of his death being injuries received I dfiea E Hebeon and Mr. T. Law, trinket set. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Parkes (eon and ilaugh-1 from being run over by railway carriages or 1 Mr. a. Hobson. knives and forks. ter-in-law, Wombwell), Masters Charles and ' engine, of which no trace could be found; I Mien M. 11.benn careers. Harold Parkes (sons), Miss A. I:. Drudy. I Ind that he committed suicide by placing Mr and Mrs J 'Hobson, china teapot. Masters W. and T. Brady. Mr. and Mrs. J.I imseif on the line.. Mimes A. and L Hobson, china hot water jug. Hilton (Brampton). Mrs. W. Johnson (Den... A Miss St Grocock. teaspeose. why), Mr. IV. Parkes (Wombwell), Mr. and 1 _ Mester, G. and J. said Mies M. Booth, silver i Mrs. C. Parkes (Hemingfield), Mr. G. Green,