The Pontypridd District Herald and Rhondda Valley, Llantrisant, Caerphilly, and Mountain Ash News. — 1893-08-05 (Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SAD ACCIDENT ON THE THAMES. • negro named Edgar Bell, who recently killed President Cleveland's message will, says Dalreel, his brother-in-law, Sam White, was lynched at strongly recemmend the repeal of both the Shermmitted suicide on Friday last.-Mr. Paul -- Dresden. Bell had been found guilty of murder man silver law and the M`Kinlay tariff, and win a merchant, residing at Holloway, identiOn Saturday the M d-Surrey coroner received ceased as a friend of his. He had known in the first degree by a coroner's jury, and was in be remarkable among presidential messages for it* information of the death at Richmond of Mr. gaol waiting trial, when a masked mob, supposed brevity. e years, and he always appeared to be George Messurre one of the most familiar figures to consist of White's relatives, broke into the At the Clarendon Hotel, Watford, on Sunday 'instances. Deceased called at wit- on the Thames, more generally known as "Uncle -tut 10 o'clock on Friday night when building dragged Bell from his cell, and hanged afternoon, while Mr. Fred Lerge was reading as Messum." On the previous Wednesday the deusual health. Witness knew he hi is, tree in the suburbs. inscription on a revolver the weapon went off, end ceased's son and another young watermaai of Rich 111 on Richof taking drugs-Miss Jessie - The case in which Miss Hughes, late lady prin. Ha ry Hill Large., 13, a younger son of the promond rowed the final for the Kingston coat and • prietor, was abet in the eye, and died shortly after. lady of 44, Deveneht-road, Hall, B dth eipal of the College Bangor, sue e proand in consequence of this success there waswards. -1 the deceased was a friend badge, . prietore, printer, and editor of the Weekly , iii' . a small display of fireworks near the White Cross . . he ernational carrier-pigeon competition be. always of an eccentricalleged libel, concluded on I Dispatch for Hotel. The deceased placed some fireworks alongtweet, Vienna and Berlin began on Mondsy. The milled when witness did Saturday night at the Cheater Assizes, before Mr. the shoe with the intention of lighting them. Aa Berlin trainers started 92 pigeons from the Vienne -wooer : Were you en- Justice Charles The jury, after deliberating for mrs they did not go off he approached to reli -ht them, • suburb of Floriedort, and a telegram received et a desirous of engaging half an hour, returned a d'verdict for plaintiff, the . but whilst in the act of doing so the explosion took Vienna states that the Vienna trainers started 117 lab it. Continuing, awarding her £350 damages. place. Mr. Messum stepped back, and unfortu- birds from Berlin. ed gone to bed the nately fell into the bed of the river: ' The tide Presentations to Sir John Lewes and Dr. Henry m requested him On Monday afternoon a fire, resulting in damage being out at the time, the fall was a severe one, Gilbert were made at Harpenden on Saturday, to '1 pot and said to the extent of about £l,OOO, broke out is the and the deceased struck his head and neck against commemorate the coppletion of 50 years of experiet frightened, dairy-house at Ashe Farm, Musbury, new the gravel bed. The skull was injured, but the mente in agriculture conducted by them. The Witness at Axminster, the historical place where the greet injury done to the back was still worse, and the principal memorial of the occasion was a large had hap- Duke of Marlborough was born. Fortunately the deceased was conveyed to his home, where he suc- granite boulder brought from Westmoreland and farm itself was saved, and also Drake's Chapel, ()licem" combed at the end of the week as the result of the fixed in a lege in front of the laboratory of the twe on the which is in close proximity. accident. scientiets. Ir of John Lawless was charged on his own confessioa A cyclist, named William Platt, met a shocking etly death at Nantwich on Saturday afternoou. He I • 1 Monday • h • Aat Averpoo on with setting -re to a . nt