Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-04-23 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

PENITENT WIFE'S PLEA FOR  MERCY.  REPULSED BY HER HUSBAND. . At Wadsley Bridge, near Sheffield, a coroner's jury on Wednesday afternoon investigated a painful stoiy of a woman who left her husband for another man, by, whom she was deserted, and was at length driven to suicide. The deceased, Sarah Graham, who was only 26 years of age, was the wife of a collier at Woreboroagh Dale, near Bartle: ley. She had been married four years, but a couple of months ago she left her home, and it subsequently transpired that she was with a quarryman ranted James Dearlen. They lived together at Barnsley, Wakefield, and Leeds, and then went to Sheffield, where Bearden lett her, going to Castleford. She, however, followed him there, and afterwards to Vi'aleley Bridge, where be finally refused to hare anything more to do with her. She then wrote to her husband the following pathetic letter : ray dear flosbaud,.-1 just wr te a line or two as,rling forg.venesit I know to my sorrow now what I have done. I have left an honest, good husband for a scamp, and for God's sake, as you hope to be forgiven, forg.ve me and take me back to your heart, and I will do all that is possible for a woman to no, and prove myself worthy of your forgiveness and love; and I shall pray I) God ty itelp me to li) lay duty now and for ever. Do hsten to my 1 fast appe.:l, and take tile hut, if not you will never I see me alive again, for my heart will be broken, and I I cannot live any longer. , The husband wrote hack to her-1 I am very sorry that I consul give way to your appeal for forg.venese as you have taken your own course, and you well know where the shoe pinches by now. But you need never think of putting your heed under , the lame roof aslant any more. You must do as best y.m can for the iu(tire. I have broken home up, so good bye ;or ever. —After this letter the poor woman Beams to have uncleavoured to induoel)earden to provide for her; and at last, being.iieserted by both him find her husband, she drowned herself in a dam at WadaleY Bridge.-- DearJeu, who was examined, said lie had not enlieed the woman atilt e, but se would follow liiin. He denied a statement which it was proved deceased had male, that he tried to drown her in a canal at Barnsley.—The jury returned • verdict of suicide, and strongly oeniured Deardeu, in repeiguanoing w:,.cen toe Coroner said he was morally responsible for her death. 1  The Coroner for 'Bristol held an inquest or Thursday on henry J 04121 Hemmings, barber, e.d 25, who, on entering a coal yard on Eaa'sr Monday at vii,.1.4,y, full cited from • shot wornns! through his right shoulder. gl-ii wound was not discovered at first, but a modi id examination showed that the bullet ha i eiii•rei the shoulder, paming downwards through the right and left lung, and aused great heraorrl.age. The wound oould not have Thomas Howson, been self-in:limed. No report was heard, end ISIONUIditiNTAL SCULPTOR, hc., the deceased was only three hundred yards from BaiDolll-201,1). his home. The enquiry was adjourned for police (opposite (buds Station), Srocirrea-os .r.... investigation. Designs and prices for Monument•l Work A all kinds On Wednesday Mr Wynne E. Baxter held an on applicatios enquiry respecting the death of Honorah Cronin, Fresh Cut Flowers, Wren.tdis, Crosses, aged elity.eight, the widow of • labourer.—Cathe- Dress SPreTh Bouquets on the i hut-wilt notice. New rine Fitstmtriok, the wife of • dock labourer, 'hid Vette e Flower Souls. Catitissues now ready. W. that thu deceased was her mother, and they had &ram IrMriett Sasekloll._ s _•011-Sese. Numeries, Dairy Lunatic Asylum with • view to ascertaining his been residing together for some years. On tiood Knall' ligidalr" Toklehrtuw I*.wilerst 4,56111. Prichty witness's husband died, and the body lay Allan Spitler, Illiamilied wife and two on She bed in the room till Monday, when it was 01511600 at &aunt, hall heha roincerea to %odium atofbreiembdurisedat. foOtau aNrooundmay midnight deceased soddenly expired. Witness The jubilee of Doctor Eyre. Homan Catholio tnalifilintg,ehudt"soao9n7lalarir Inerital condition. thought that she was afraid of the eorpee, which lay Archbishop of Olsagow, was esiehrated at on the bed beside her ohair.—Dr. Hugh Sargent said on Th m ursday. An address sad a Aes bol% t in his opinion death was due to syncope from were handed to him. His fawm, wbe gave ih, &nue of the heark—A verdict of " Natural defttb " latter fox a new Catholic college at was returned. Mucked thanks in suitable Minna  Me°rimless. -Oa the 21st inst., at 27, Lieu Pipe Hallread, et 'eaten, Ana IttoGuineas. aged 04 yam.. Gasaw.—On the 21st Wet., M 42, licurspitiii. &tree% Stockton, John Green, aged 50 years.  who  his