The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle. — 1871-09-02 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

MIN. rarrinztoll talking together, and, listening, heard the latter refuse to give the firmer something. °ln consequence of what the housemaid told her," the cook afterwanls went and looked down a paswe, when she saw the prisoner and her mistn Pt rllgglitr4 till:Calla' OD the floor, the prlsmier having an arm motel his companion's waist and a knife in his hand. Mrs. Carrington seemed to be asking Malway's forgiveness for something. and he said, 'i will. I sill, and may God bless y u.' Both of them were shortly after seen rushing down the road together, and it 113i31 appeared that both hail received stabs which pointed to an attiliipted murder and suicide by Rodway. The WWI (3110 is 50 years of age) was accordingly apprehended. At the examination on Monday, (as before,) lie presented a eminent tin appearance and was notch affected during the evidence, occitaiiim:lly bursting into tears. Mr. Lascellea said that the principal witness, Mrs. Cart ingtiin, was still in an unlit state to give evidence. Its would, therefore, merely take the evidence of the  1-;liee, and int-tht•;:a:ljourn the I:cyn lan Fit... 11 said : I apprehended the prisoner ott • ' ' • ' the " Jumps" Inn. I un-1.0 banal he hail several stabs on the 1.., • I ..1 y. 311 attempting to murder Mrs. ( 'arrin : ...I hint xs tilt reference t anything he it idtt be given in evident a_ ainst him. I : ' was my prisoner. 1 cliii untll t :nel the deett.r Tht ; I it)t.. and he " . labelled " t•ohon" nista hits, I. it foe his le_t. The letter prola y , • : Nlrs. Mtn. Mall. Slo• suit it nyu a letter Iv: tho deed ‘s.ts Ile left the letter t: . me to past. The letter appears to have beta wraten by the prisoner in a state ortat ex' ;Lenient, and with 1 :... 1, a covered with blmoo I. It v.., stated that the : : „ t :dressed ttt Rose Allen. :To the prison. V. • to I reahluth 1 till St.: undo-. V. • . • the witness, I t tat' : t tiny legal nil'l ' ••• the 13th • t . • •.I • . , Inn, at Frei:I thrty: in the :I • • ''s 'lll. Ile bad ...to , ; • " I with 1t'....,. hotneet there, ; the knife lee. I .. • :•viii j NVidato. Cart:, i : ..it. I Iret•is • I tlicn , : • • 11.. : 1, • •1. I. fl,.i.t u I. many spots ; I should sav Itundrsils. I then • • to the " Devil's Jumps" 1 nn, where the p; . wounds were being dressed by Mr. Andr .s. After the wounds were dressed I told the was charged with attempting to murder . ton, and innuediately cautioned him as to :my statement Inc might make. Ile said, "Oh! poor Rose ; I love her. I hope site won't die. I 'tope she %ill recover." he repeated several times when being conveye I to Farnham, and when near the railway station he told me that he hail left a bag it the Railway liotel, and asked me to call for it. In the bag, amongst other things, I found the letter now produced. The Magistrate : That will be mtlicient. The letter Li of importance, and therefore we w.ll no further toolay. (To Inspector Newland) You hail Letter 1..... p the contents t tf that letter quit t. prhoner applied to the court to be allowed tin dispose of his furniture at 13, Denloigh l'indico. The lagistratc : You had better communicate with your legal adviser. During the I,roceedingA Mr. Carrington and his nephew occupied seats in the curt.