The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1891-07-04 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

SUICIDE;LETTERS. z'oZttra 11: IlrZeh" machinist. 4. Stoke Terrace. rayne, Covent,. wan the first witnees called. She de• rV,stt.l7'eteletniVin;"'Flrr end remained with her till few minnten 1,76,1'7ft "'i:Zek;„ryB'"on °l;ridak;e:iglt"wl:ehret ;r.t7l7'r7cllle"l'e'trtee'vn!!'ea.74ll„:.:!!'ll 11711 Sister.--I don't kimw what has been the matter get on with my work. im matter how I tried. end I left slrs. Newhold, this morning in ntich plight. I feel as if I 1111. get away. hut  dear sister. for no m.,tter how bad lam. I letve enuring trouble. .vn xendiair You tlns nrmer am all right.. dearsist.er don't think nnvlririn will come to me. From your ever-levin,irter,l'.l.,lll... She heArd nothing ne,re until Sat ant, 111. ng, when a Mrs. Brewer told her that Mr. Walker. kept company with her f...r Ore. weeks,lnad been her hm.e ancl nal told her that . . .  believed the dre• med alai Walker wereon the I llV=orria.idri:=l:T=l);.°l—.l` six or seven year., and hal kept rompany with her for weeks. Ile leat aati her alive an.avvri. a, Th. T, CAW! any enplearantnata hetsmo them. deceased hal lir% er threatened. in Lir presence, to conireit suicide. Ile did not know ], she went to the  it. end lie went to Ole pit and wait oesittenee re• covered the Nab, Ills wife came down directly after moil identified the body ea Mit of Clara feamb. whom she hail wen Bitting at Brewer's last summer. Lle sent fer a doctor and the vales. There were  haying taken place on the hanks of the pit. and deceased by slipping into the water emild not have got into the middle of the pit where the halt- seas found. The footpath across the Reid ran to within a few yards of one side of the pit. The hat, handbag. and umbrella produced were lying by the side of the Clarke, surgeon. raid he w. sent foron Friday evening to goto where lie saw the hisly of the deceaseil lying by the side of the pit. There were No or VIMENCR on the bid, and from a superficial exaniination he had eine° rnmee. emild find 110 trace of deeeneed beim, enceinte. Death WII, lindonhtedly due In drowning.—PAire-sergemt Ancolt gave ssse us to eeerching the clothing the deccamel, and finding Or ,11r1., containing eh .1. He afterwards had the body tn the !":11'1nt'o tt=lht. '7Xennlr'7. where decLed had burn living. and Alm Newholil handed him the /Abasing letter. which was found on the dressing table in rete'lto' itTlou'r my work here, and I do not like to see yon doing it for me. It make. me foe! ashamed of myself, for you might Le likely to think I was getting 'die because I am going to lease, hid that is not se I canna no matter hiiw I try get on with my work, 40 I am ping awn; from it, for I feel that I am  and innhe you all sucomNrMble." Continuing, the witneos said deceased, time WWI 11,1 to leave Mrs. Newbold's service on the Mb of July. owl on L!in;aslay morning she ashy° her mistress that eh a day or ttro of h Aids, would do her good. Nis. Newbold said if she thought a few days' or a week's holiday would do her good she coubl have it provided she would remain in her situation. Deceased had horn Neste] hy rob for geoeral debility. The jury- returned Li %ord. .Ih. deceased committed suicide by drowning whilot temporarily insane..