The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1875-08-27 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

STRANGE SUICIDE OF A RUING GIRL. • Mr. Carter hes held ci. inquest en the body in Elisabeth I gl==.7.Z.h",l7,t'anll;'7,atiltAt met f 4 the body as that of his daughter. whom he last saw OP I about amen ..eke ago. Chariot Reid. a young man, of , liamniermilth, tinted tliat he had known the deceased Li op.* em and be in her eompany 15 or Pi 'lays lie met her nn Friday night about a mart, to Mil. Abe Mid nI haw' left • letter for pm, me for my father, .d neither fin my mother. and it it the Inst nnie yen will , es. met. Winn. asked why. She replied, "Ilme will , tell, poi will know in tin morning." A 'ninon after • wards she met a Mr. Martin Hanst ',. wh,on the suildenn aimed, and said, " Ond bye. 1 thrill Roo pu root," ninth. walked on over ilammeraniith Bridge, tannest' following, and pawed he the towing-path. Soddenly the made a rnah to get into the wan, when witness minml her by the min and Prevented thri nib. 'wined him to let hot ge, and mild that the mason fee doing Co would lid found if he went to Mrs. lanrie, a Wind's., who had the litesiess cif a young man tamei Iledthro. She then stronethel with witems tor half:an:lour to get Into the water, until she was at lensth quite worn nut. :md fell down fainting. Shortly after reviving the again Mod pries hi jump into the nver, but was restrained be the witneth wheat Wirth Pion tt indium her top hoe.. She coodonted tOLOP. They walked alongthe towinglath, mid had got to the centre of Putney-briilem when the ilecesenl 'inured upon the bridge pest,, bin tens Felled hack by within, who then threatened to pll amne one unlem she came along home. They Pi:mined on the bridge until in the morning, or a quarter to three. when Ittot COINO beetto the towing path, and begged witness to let berg.., as !ha eml,l Am ban, She Man att., tealto get at hi, knife, end mkod bin) for it hut Im rennet She aftertt mils naked for his wad, es she was ; and upin intim+ timing It ti her she tried to enamel,' herself with it, leit them nonrated her anon.. This hut tiino "ens aised 23 Mien' t, fin in the rianning..ii elm then ethrieed Mr Intention of ping strught hime. She homed corm with her. RS tothie it. liainniersinith might riiimrk it, and they then parten :Omit 30 yards thlow the first inm bridge on the thwisith from Putney, deceased rend. At P rot his motim's ..1 thee broakfmt. She thanked him for looking inter her, Mind hint left. erringins to meet thin in the Onoe. Ilammerfinith. Ith er again saw her until Abe was Nati Ind it, itrthur Edward Mennen!, . officer in her Major:Ws I' iron. identified the Imly as that of donienic servant is Ito hal lived Mei St. family or three or four pars. This .471.11 nregtheed settee in the h.ilamiting of the imposed itund in her bos, in which she expremel her wroth'', of riinniitting suicide, ant praying to tho m f.'s-tee her, end bless her thumb' end Mother. rho tner, which was a very long me, also contained Meet thAt shs bait. sood master ant itintom i• . ent of her right mind, end lie I only me I- • • • .dll,l. and that sho should meet nIl her friead• n mein 11,,1,, :der a short deliberation, rep rllOl OOt “Suiridr whilst of ulna.% mind. The I er 1,1 the witneas Reid thst If the letter hail tilt Inen inn he would lime been In very awkwart and ho 'vim much to blame for not milling the ntenthm tl e Mice to the deceased.  I BF 61 rote% aohtut 7 the Grand Council I lenera ha, de,t47llnlitca daathlor the monster of his wife at Cardiff, has been . .  eehe The Morning Pott estimates that shat iran etient In Mennen. Moody and Kankey'a enasmodir attempt to erani Phan Isindon would ha. maintained loiteotne at £llOl • Year. Tn. 611241,W15T1M1