Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1889-06-28 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SAD DEATH OF A CARDIFF GIRL  SUPPOSED SUICIDE.  INQUEST AND VERDICT.  Mr. E. B. Reece, district coroner, hyld en inquiry at the Melody Hotel, par Cardiff, On Thursday Into the charmstances attending the death of • young wooed named Rose Ellen Bagshawe, • servest girl. lat• of 28, Clare-atmet, EbraMide. wheel body wee found floating in the Elver Taff, near Gobolfs Lodge, on the 25th hip:vs% . The body wee Ideas lA&mud Ha the fatiwe of the residuts at .Qhmarganwtrest,Llandeff, who stated that she was 21 years of age, end the. he saw her on Friday last. flie was theft in her usual health sad spittle. The mixt sotheses, Mr E. Rebuts, of Run. Cluestreet, linerdelsoedd dernaind had hem he hie employ sheet ulbe months. He Mae saw hers. Sunday swamig shoot eighao'elock. She then left the house to go for want, end newer returned. Howard James Wood, of 12. Kilcalmstreet, _ . . . . . .  Ml;7 -froo-tre7dWoteXl that he -IZid .itspe.co—te—pany with Rees linen Sagehawe for over twelvemonth.. H 0.... with her lest Stookey night. They walked front her employer'e boo. through Poutmene towards LlandatT and back to the Riverside. On the road they had nuns .ord.. and he Una told deceased that he did not intend Reeving company with her any more. She became very suited and said she would hazel hint to the and of his day. Deceased then vralked sloe, Wengste-etreet and throush tite Town-hall red into fit Mary-street. MUNN followed and told a policeeme that he thought that the woman Intended to do something to henelL • policeman told him to follow her:which he hot lost sight of ber ha Derolieeetreet, a.ddie see her after. It wae then guuter.put due. David .b. 112011 residing atthehalfa lodge, deemed that he sew the body of the drerued le the &her Taff near the lodge, nod recovered the body, which he afterwards landed over to the Malady polleeconstable. The Coroner having briefly eummed up the I evidence, the jury returned a verdict of "Potted drowned."  AMOROUS FOOTMAN AT 13AltRY.  comment", eassiim sioartzwa Feist OVosash the radii palm ol Mali it I.l_ Ma at argoaraat• sod atto bow—vitat toss tiwbott pais awl vet wow bY tirt,Atidwoos. Ha ergo SOVINSI Calnitiollll I. his yesterday% wri. "dt:hl"Zithia protrattett to OM wbat Os krw aboitt=wiewc.r? toolatite. au d Wan ma pima bat tollicalos I. watts lam Soup Wow wreath patootlitod by awit with yog, awl bait, 66 Ow .160 th wan wise beads as thekt who dea.eit OM tow mon itS Woes at the Whim= at T 014140416. low. the woe Boycotting" bad titwitil ititaidsii. sad do maimed that on . wort iroarlont hat the Pad ;L. 1" liirralbe Cot,tia oat-ige• .dOOSOo U°  • _ Ildelleleit fetidly, pd stated • not rady the air but the Bored's, of the •U 7 after. chapel had to be closed fore little while on ' net of the breaking of the Curtin pew. Thelliithop of the diocese regarded this its an act desecration; I hence the dosing .of the chapel. °Poing sflit of the Kerry &Riad, ktr. Athinebn looked up • report indicating that the Fines branch of the 1 band League had mimed a resolution of sympithy with a women earned O'Sullivan, wham boy ...killed ,nth. raid upon Confine place. The rev. father said he barer wee at such a meeting, end mod certainly he would not he. permitted this rethlution to oe passel Here, sad Mr. Athlone, is a letter correcting the report. Did you Irrite it. or bare cognisance of It?  [The letter was to the effect that the newrpaper report wee erroneous. and that a reeoluuou had not teen passed winnpenhising with the O'Sullivan. instead, it was said thst the branch sympathleed with the (ThoiliVlll2l and the Curtin. but passed reeolutleal Witness stated that he knew nothing about the ,1 letter at all.