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The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-08-29 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

COMPLETE ETORP ELIPITLED. THE SARATOGA TRUNK.  " MOT... whigpred young remberly, yaw eist,rg. a ante lives tee last night P It was writtfn OA raper." •• rew have got eaid •• .wwlee erhen she came down ta uP  A SUICIDE S EXTRAORDINARY  ;ii;;;67-• week or two age.  J. having krid. On the body Addreesed to the  and calls for nu questioning or eircumlocutinn. The dear onen left fancy there le nomething dreadful to death, and I cannot convince them otherwise. Truly lam mvati--wit mt. van.  By way of refreshing my roemorybusd leang, my senses 1 drove round she go.en last .ght • beanie among nasturtiums and poppies. All was sis usual, except that the c0.7.31e was out—snuffed oat prhaps some eareleas parson svho did not know what it was there tor. Well it had lit two other candles, ton they are not ha.. The wind blows. and careless persons are abundant. Would eon believe it. dosr toroner. during that dn. in the hear. all th, lat•ghable and comical hassi4enta lboTt ern= g:'s:r74l"lll:rn'ors.e:1110 la., before. Then two .her candles appeared and we all smiled together, and said. • This is good, the world i• beautiful.' Then one candle vanished, and an army of extinguishers hovered round us 1 said, 'Drive on. for I will not be one of them.' .1 looked back and ease the two candles still shining in Ow distance. Thr ,urn!7. had iheapteared,  would light by themselves and .3171 to thei w.ckets, and 1 was hapy. I said, • Drive after Me other .ndles,' bp ut they had gone for ever. TH. I.7WKLN TWO brensrrirs w. ended. aud Me candle% and myself were but thinge of the imagination. Enough! The history , the world cannot he written on • sheet of foolscap. Do you ask why men .11 therm...? Then ask, as one falls, why men mocrn for the dead ; why a north pole attrmts • south ; why a man loves • woman ; and why men live. lf you most have something other than unsound mind, let the verdict be de,th from inability to cope with since the sister's suicide was gives, and • verdict of suicide whi. of unsound mind wan returned.
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-08-29 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

INSX. This looks like a liandsom.eJ crease. Elizabeth Itockjiff W,•ReMlsegadat flghy Petty ffessions on Tuesday with attempting to oommit suicide. From the evidence it appeared that the old woman acted as housekeeper to a 1.0., affer hour. for • fortnight. /Wile annnal:li-ensi, ~.61,11,11eld.,nripsday Rugby. the wh .1• of the ffertifi "de, war., ra• nerved. there being no cffuiplaint against any of the holders. Superintendent 11.1 state 1 that there were., lioonsed houses, ffn beerhonses, and 17 hoffffs lijeneed to .11 off the prendesa in the district. During the year persons hi.o.d. been pniceedffl against for offences under Me Lioens• ing act .1.0 were convicted and charged, These figures showed ...light decresee as compared wall those of Fr.rrio•vra., 4° at New Bann for a license to sell spirits, but it _ .  ~na..r;,, a.  "74117: Cobh, M.P.. spike at • meeting at the Rugby Liberal Club on Friday. Referring to the Irish Land Purchase Bill. he mid he thought EnglanLanal would have the effect of doing an rr7n7yr tinT,tl.'LlUrtiereua' i duo. and pawed at the .perwonal deuire nf Lord Ralinhnry. agoinst the wish of a great number of the member+ of his Cabinet, in order to benefit the parsons in tit, rountry. The Prec Education Bill, he declared. 11.1 hewn pissed as a. imp the elec.rs. hut they declined ...wallow it. and the. vote never was 1-7v...501id in favour of the Liberal party than at preient. :17.'nrite 'irhi,7l:7;l7te'.7.l.l7lrat:ri Asylum. The Itencl7upheld the original, order ' an.l granted • warrant of (Ingram. A eimihir charge was preferred against Edward Shailtirick. gaiditter, Rugby, from whom P 5 4s. was claimed for the m.iintenanne of his mother, anal • warrant of distress was issued. William Mahoney. tit no bMd abode, pleaded guilty to travelling no the London and North. Western wilhout• w.t"cn'r.' " detriment 'get. 11.12,0 the midnight mail tram at New Stmet R.tion, Birmingham. and followed him to Rugby, where he was diwnvered the mat of the compartment. At the Rugby Petty Sessions, on Tnewlay. Thomas Jamas Cleaver. labourer. Willenhall. was chmged with stealmg a watch. chain, and 'waistcoat. value las.. the property of John Luckman, labourer, Briuklow. on August iioth.- The prose• i rotor. youth. mid he wnrkeil at the brickyard, ! when he got back mimed it. The prisoner was replied in the negative. Police-sergeant Moore wurclied along the hedge.. near the brickyard, and found the waistcoat by the mid. of the hedge m though it had born thrown over from Om brickyard. Ile afterwards went to Willenhall. where
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-02-14 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

SUICIDE OF A DOCTOR.  lfr. Percy Horrinon. coroner for the Croydon Divielon of Surrey. held en inquest. on Monde, ad Anerley. conoerning the death of Arthur Newman Turner. ttl. a physician and surgeon, lately resi ding at 91, Thickett Hoar!. Peng, who died on the 6th inst. Omrge Turner. • son of Me deceased. identified the body,and stated that his father had been in had state of health for nine year, lie continued practising up to the middle of last year, and be had occasionally seen patien. at In l'onee since. Latterly he heal Aaen suffering I - • and had endured great pent. Seven yeare , under malioal advice. he took morphia by int'fly9Mp';"' witnees hart heard him ea, he sr, •fraid. that hie mind would give wit, Witness wee not aware Miss Mabel Lawson Tamer, a Rioter of the last witness, stab. that abmt four o'clock on Friday afternoon nor father got and dregs,. himself, and half an hour later she saw him wallatug Wand fro in his room. Al half-past five her mother called her and he had taken something. Iler mother henhd witnessa bottle which was labelled Penge, Raid thet he had known Dr. Turner for le year., and wean aware that he had been for nine Yen,. Ile contracted diphtheria from a patient. which led perforation.and.in addition to that. he muttered Reverely from asthma. intern, nearalgie. and eciatica. Waimea had often heard Min se, that he should do something despentte. Mrs. Turner handed wiMess two bottles. ono fur und the other empty. and both labelled "Hydrocyanic, Wit,,,,, detected tha tuned of ouelic acid. He applied the stomach pump. and measures, but without sanctum. Death was dne M Ma 'a. ',dries sweet on to tay that }lra. Tomer. who eras enable to ethWid the impel., told kiru Mat .0. em tonna in her Imehanda dud: a letter, dated Jan. Blet.o vrld, he bade his children good-bye, and esid they would he better off 'when he was gone. as he would only he a burden to them. The envelope bore the words. •• To be opened after my death:. A verdict of attic while in an unsound state nf mind wae returned.
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-02-14 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

ATZD:  INQ—ITEST AND VERDICT. Dr.Danford Thorns. held an inquiry on Tuesday. in service sd Kilknirlt, whose mutilated contains Ettoi on the Midland Railway. on Thu...pis, I tsc. Detective inspector Bannister  Wa;ner watched the name on hehelf of the p Mae Idr. Thomas Howard e.rter, of the Ores. Weld., Railway Company. Mem., the Maimed as his stepdattooe, wh.. hat been in servioe with a friend at 25.1... La.-well street, ILlburn. Ile last aaw her Her hetlth wee K.,. and she appeared of a very There coolt a reaemable doubt that the deceased was hi• at p-datight, —By the Coroner ear. ynn throw any Ineht on the comae of death? Witness: Ile 1.,1 heard that she was • little annoyed in re,erd ho her character. hut beyond that he km eothine . oonld not believe that tha vr.mld b soffielent to atemont for her °tented...Mee,. She was to have gone to • riTF:::;7ll:i7tt't tn. dece,ee..l,:of.  mmant for .slsot mOnthe. She eLne in answer to an msniemnent. and witness,. had no mow ahe get on with •on ? The witneee: She did not memo. dm, enough with her work and witirms decided to make &change The deem? left hes service en January r Beyond the girl meaner..., me had no Malt to find. The de. mem.. vessel tter last Monday relative hm charm... She then appeared a little eacited. and spoke alemt • letter. whiol. Me witneen had already ree. 1. mking •Mot the dammed, shames.. The witnees told her Mat she had receives] .1.. leper. and that she woold mnd • favoirskl. reel. Both lettere were then produced aod read by the CoroneA—M.Anth wmoalled, a, Md..] M serde to the girl's failm, and as. e. a. not hear her my. " nether than you ishottld wrim to 1.31, father I would rods, away with myself What Memo.] sms that he. "...ming reason on one cocasion ...ornate... to her of • ottething dm had said. told h. r thA if he heard any more out he should write.° her Mther—The Coroner. in sum. ming no remarked that Mere was very little doubt dm Me deem* Tres of • very excitable nature Sla. arm going to gst • new s Matson. and tem nomad., ilufortunately. her bops. were daehed hy the tear that me might not re. mire a Maraca and it appeared exceedingly probable 'bat Mi. matter. trivial thongh it wm, had caused tisr to cenonit onoide. It ottlcl be bore. zn mind that ymth wa. eepecially tale great .risf f rem very slight matters. The deductim which appeared most remonable from the ...dense sem that the fear of not getting • toss..., on an emitable and impn1.1.... nature. hulas...ld the deeemsd oommiteeoo.o The jury returned • verdict of suicide „h.,. 0, nominal and exonerated Mr, Anthouy from all blame
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-04-04 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

SOWE. Campton. Ileavra 14,he rhmth. 4.11111. John Turner. Penne. 'rhos. E W. Orton were sc,e-eted t . vacancies 013 the Banal &ant  the members, filled up as folio Ellis. Mesa, Petrie. J. Hill, and J. Turner. T. I.y-elected t : uses on the Board b.. herefore a m ane. the full Board heil.c made , by leg old members: -3fewm. John Po Hem.. Jahn Smith. 1.3 Pdlee. discussion 11,011 the workcf the Board ors in during the latter part of the prose which somewhat personal referees made on both sides_ The acomens of were ordered to be audited.  Xr. Crompton Minn. a retired Lon chant. sited 63. drowned himself in Bath on Sunday night. Evidence teal the toquest yeatertitty Dr. Soott,f X who depose.] that M. Minn had been fronh fit. of extreme depression ducl his chtef delusion twang that be waa become mad. A herdo6 of Suicide • porarily in. ine" was returned. For•n rh,c.r• fhh• Cov•vres..  Benjamin C 00..., hwt•lter, Mt.. 51, Ctn.., It WA* ttt ttatti thatt durtatg three months Couls.,n had been Anu W•lker. whY lived ne last saw him alive .13 Yl•nulay night. was eleonang hie house. Nothing ernt him on the tient day, and the ,hee • municated with. N.l Inedicul man had I hy Mrs. Walker to have v:uted I. on ren ehe kad known the Rev. 11. Armen-, She had hen. ettlit,.. roughing durim night. On Tuesday e•emog ,onst Coulson dead in hed. There wan not On sign o,•tsY 1,. Illnnips k Med to hare saner,. (rum hrortul boat, ataeal.P.e Of 'tkg am] hat, bavtt numirod. Howeser. heyumsid it was more ,snsfactory than an enquiry held. The jury returned • verdict of d. heart al,etsse.  .1 correspondent writing from Gr. had been arranged in her honour. Thi sion of cars and (lig grim, of figures in were after the style of those held Ni. Carnival time. Though mu(h smaller viiins, it was an exceedingly picturs,im the queen an active part in it by bouquets of flowers AI the charagtem weue ...me vet, Prefta earriages. Th. a tennis saw,. in a htikot third Basta ion of asseurs. whose gar large hunting horn aml WAS at.e01,4 and the surrounding towns colleeted l(rand Hotel to get a glimpse. The ( mainial an hour in front, the balcony, exestedingly pleases, with the prom-win waLe'l'irt I at she would herr. admit that I have has she. who would. I find thw oritten secret!, ui herd...est fri.ai saii anuy to say. has littraiol her to ash,. muthl mg,' that I hate limn must boar his trona for the lasi nays o
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-09-12 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

CROP OF SUICIDES. Mrs. Chandler, 35, lateandlady of the Crom 1 . Rey, Inn. Wyre dtreet Colchester. committed , stihide on Friday tnorn,nghhY ~!..zina ~!!...,_ I.'•Vjg,mtit!'n'iii,„!:...tenwl7rtZ' Altt"l iDunn, a labourer, Iv, had betn somewhat 1 i'2,37=l'.'were:rix:r .1:1'y rli'rahrtr.'Yran'ro'uTof 'llLie house in Muirhead Street. Ilia wife tried to Th{i'inT,'. bx.hecf;:."7.:17.1,71.'• 4""Am'enUe wall of hi. howl ganden. in Barn Strc,t. Stoke Newington. nn Friday morn.ng. 11., had Leen ,-..,t of work fur eome weeks.--Iliuntas llughc,g, barna to Lord Kenyon, of Gredington, Flint. committed was Ns I known in tl ...6, 1 world. hie stock realising high figures  The annual prize shooting of the Nuneaton (I) Gompany of the 2nd Vela... Battshon War, makable. lieglment was held on Saturday at the Nu.l:•,,Tult()),,lbli..,ATha wind was gusty, Mt the  , J. rive' o.ontoa. standing at 200 yards. and five rounds any position at 400 yards. ysts. yits. Tl. Lance-Cpl. Groom 17 7.74'1.= ..... ll 17- 7, L4uce-C4O. J. Payne Psaars-rro ss Iva lisnsrs or Nrsassos and and the norittlihourhood.—First prise. timepies.: wound. LI 10, ; third. 21 10s. Five rounds !Teang at 300 yards. and five rocs.  s--- s-300 600 yds. yds. Tl. gerst. T. Lissa. 1,-(9901. J. 00.010 lf Id 30 Busdar-00.1.r.rarsos l6 1.6, BO  :11•11.1.7.1Z V, presented by offi3ors of the con, mny, and atlded.—First prise, top and second. 17s, eel., third, 10, ; foorth, 'ls. fifth. 55.; sixth, le. CA. Ten rounds to bt fired. advancing from 300 to 100 yards, wit It Geed sights and bayonets (two round* prone, four rounds kneelinis, four rounds standing). flits to taunt twopolnts; point+ for drill daring the year to Ite added.  lingler-Vorpl. T. Persona 31 . 44. .rte. W. atiddieloa lO . Lee.-Cort..l. Payne . priae. ; .1.. 1.. fourth. So. rive vo.intla standing at 100 yards ; five rounds hnealing at zoo  yd.. yd.. 71. Pete.ll. Ilarhett ls 11— 30 li.Shelmerdine lO 7 17 .. W. dude. l9 5 17 Ebery °end byuenn of the firing. the prizes were distributed ldes. It. D. leason. and Captain Nutt. in thanking that lady for bee pretence, also gave expreusion to his indebtedness to the Enandeeted in the company.  The Foos is cr.., I with • etre:. liking for the English languag, t ~:12 he is rid to speak perfectly. '-^.• ..•  iws •o•••.. of • bag?, _ • .• . . . .  -77. reported that a:Adana is abort', to be eit.ott,by A,ll,Atrun Auter,icautzrttis!rs,  „  7471-O-gist;:a7e.inT;;CiaTeh-r7m /73;;;:rd..74;11 a singular dowry. He sets down MI our recent bed weather to the eaten& of drunkennees lim district. end is not surprised that estrum. intemperance .ould he followed by such a re• To °emcees
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-10-03 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

SUICIDE AT KEN ILWORTH.  FOUND IN A FIEI,n, WITH HIS TANOAT  The body of • me.-n-b;ned Francis Basuto, GI years of age. • drover. formerly holging the Hoek nod Crown. Radford, was found on Thuraday field near %with the throat cob lioanf.w. way nvontly charged lwforo tho Cro antro City lgagiowatos, with stealing lob stirka lob n.ging . Walker. tri.:l at the Adj....w00l lynorter Tarvor. the side of the t.aol noar TM:lceman Kenilworth. on the oay to Ashow. ant was vynvoyel to tho Cr, tn lgan It,  di I not hudw sletly where he had ,n living, hut he thought it was C•aford Street, Coventry, and before th at Radford. On Friday week decenscal comet hie hasse stud seemed in troslde st.st the charg,, of welling two stirks that wos heing drehrissi against him. never •oid :hat hat gran,. sos mere then he could hear. Wh., he la! t ,Int n d say where he was got., nrerasen, rannes rim a,w, rws ~ ree sewn,.  In renly ton juryman the n anrl that his father had ',ravioli,. been eniiiinol in an asylum. Jacob Thomas a nolvddlwy. living at Anhow. said that ber,bon three mid font. on Thursday he was mining by Th.-labor:, Wood, when he saw degeingnl come throng], -51 r.. Dormer's field from Om road leading from Kenilworth and tarn down the nide of the hedge. Suddenly theby mnn fell down. and about five rnMuten afterwards he ,witnowo went townwls him. ire wait lying straight down on hi. Inoe. motirodern. Witness went and dad blrs. Hill. at Thieithorn Indge. a, [ding in the mwdahairl. . rnply to no jnryman. bo said lie dal ti 4 son ong blond. and wan Vr  him of what had acrurrol. and he went and tonnil .lecewed lying down under die hedge on his back. The inan was dead. andlb.clothes were saturated with Us, from a wound in his neck. In his hand lie held  On seirehing the li-dy he found sixpence and twd farthings in one packet, and 21d. in  ""71::71oroner. somming op. car, tb.t pour liar feature of the ease wag that Ile Übe Coranerl lield ao inquest on the fatherof the doseaseil neso. who hod also cut his throat with•rarer. Insanity undoubtedly ran in the family. jqr• reiornol a veriliot of Suicide whilst tem: orarily insane."  051. T
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-01-03 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

BOY AND GIRL MARRIAGES.  . Will prectical ...men, both in end out of . Parliament, py • little hes Ito this, A youth of eighteen. named Alfred Gomm, way charg,l at the We+t London Police Cher, on Monday, with attempting to oommit suicide. The bny's mother explained th. he was • married man. and %het he n.m. comforts. Ilia sot/abed resorbed the capable •nol experieneed nee of instep. The ',lsolates.. salted the mother what elle mold exp-ct from a marrisoe of that kind The rirti"el'edmo'vreVq.o ron,=z;tt.nl never appears to occur to us English people that we ought to tackle our public ...less in a different way from what we have .en accustom. tn. A man who travels • strange country in t. dark may he excusel st he does 'Mt adv•nce at the ram of more than mtle an hull, llot when the tom i• and he can eee the track clearly. b. is expected to make three or four map an hour at the very lea. Several entis have shone upon this country sinoe the el•ye of the ancient Brihons and their Druidical priests. Not only has a reasonable religion given its light. but literature has shed its rays. end lance the time of fl.con, science hp Pee carrying all aorta of light int, every nook and corner N•nv, if this bov •nd girl be brought Into the daylight. either of reitgiou. or ttf literstore. or of .ietive, they are seen to b. fools, anti not poly fe.,l, but irresponsible fools. But there i• ...Prone. and no thnto the W-rld that r.rn, losly is ma responsiltle for, Who is r. 1,11.110 (Or UM hey end girl Thoir parents, Yes, if their prects lisi power ovor out th, hare not. sne oubiely Pe siroprly be charged p twee. The State. therefore. i• resppaible los ttio ....training of the pseion.rtiadnees of like thew we see Manumit.. The State this astuntry eoneists a the vote." awl their admit at share of epitome...l:y and thst share as to , measured by our intellectual capacity. We &ppm,' every roan of braina think v..hat is to into • theatre. without L.otiolit and waloott care: his ton, and to refrain frmn atoning on the s largo moots, a Oat patients every week and it is coonnottest cape, i•  su.s. -........ chddren are small, mums.. rickety. and Marred That the bulk of the working classes in the la. ge turstio, beramow altegether Meals... of ed... capshle of dewper depths of feeblenens incapacity, and degradation. ix not rhewrio. telt must [eke up Ow ease of the physical and large towns. The root of the tree meet be struck at in early marriages. No workman should be permitted to marry before he ie tweisty.tive, except hy •pecial Stets linenne, •nd no woman of the some claw; nntil l• twenty:three. Thin in no party quention In there not • maw on one or the other aide of polities Nilo will neparate himnelf from hin party end devote self to the doing of no greet • eervion fur the State Whoever Mad grapple wwwwwfully watt thie 'mention would take rank among the greatest and noblest Watwirnen of anr own or any other twontry or time.—The
The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1888-12-15 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

SUICIDES AT FILLONGLEY.  On Tuesday two naiad...occurred ittFillongley. In the first ease an old man named Samuel Wale, aged PA, a native of Fillongley, was found to have committed nuicide I, hanging himself in a cloeet between nine and ten arn. The other was that of Williarn Spencer, aged 74, aleo a resident of Fillongley, who was found at shout , the same time sungended from s rope ins hovel. The inquests ware be held es Friday.  Braes are in contemplation by the citizens of Birmingham to commemorate the Jubilee of Inoorporation by raieing *fund of 4,100,000 for the maw., of establishing a Bishopric in that  dty: 'au Bra D..—A person cured of Deafness and noises in the head tel 23 years standing by a simple remedy, will bond a description of it rites to any person who applies to Nunowon 21, Radford Square, W.C. On his arrival at Calcutta, on Saturday, the hterlyeie of Lansdowne received a cordial greet Mg. He assumed the Viceregal duties on Monday. Mr. Henry George left Liverpool on Saturday for Na.. Perk. in the Etruria. He will. at the earnest solioitations of his friends on this able, return to England in March for the purpose of addreseing a aeries of meetings. Ar the Birmingham and Sfidland Counties Cattle end Poultry Show, Mr. F. A. Tobin, late of the Canal Wlinrf, Coventry, took first prize ! for brown Ludlum pellot. eine months old. The ' same bird took beet and special at Windsor and ! North London+ Shows, Mr. J. E. Gore, F.E.A.S., dating from ilallisadare. Ireland, writes "The new etar in Orion dincoverod here in December. 1385, is again near maximum, and visible in any small Wlenonpe. Last night (Dee. 5) I estimated it about the 7th magnitude. It lies approirirnateiy twenty minu.s of arc following the star Pb, Orionis." MRASLOO ee (Neter, --A serious epidemic of measles prevails at Cardiff. Sixty deaths have owurred front this cause alone during the last two months. At the last meeting of the Cardiff Town Council it Ivan decided to close all the publio elementary whoole until Jan. 7th. A proposal to close Sunday schools led to an animated debate, and eventually an amendment calling upon managers of Sunday schools not to allow children Euro infected schools to ittWnd VOW Carried by IS votes to It. The May-or said that there were known to be 700 caws of measles in the  a..;. I laMese-..n--• Yon have been a great sufferer, no 8E1R..61. AT 6 Bonnet BT.