Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1894-08-25 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. that such proceedings had spin commenced this Mary Jane Palmer (18), domestic servant, was yeer, gave information to the police. P. C. The new Roman Catholic church was dedicated brought up on warrant, charged with having on Pottage etated that he watched the garden during yesterday ;Monday) morning. From the the 13th inst., attempted to commit suicide by service time on Sunday last, and saw the three announcements, an imposing and impressive drowning. Ro.f.dohnst.T.ht:ds. that hyo, I.4,etlltehne'spTre.orracener: hdefimesendlfantasnedrdethreiyt...ln oaffshoHrtetpims% lic,Leisehow..edd ouhe:;h:wn theene jetty, of mthretihttli,ii.inrt FiHere Isupturt :hem, with the gooseberries now pro. AAr".r.inhnbagiseßchmomel:t; .rTnh:et Fled a little converelion there, and then ensh to phrese6r Psfor e peicnnaltyr, tutPthaTrherPirat ;:ict h'iTdtehemtM7ei:inY:s—hte:srraducctoheh—faier:7:olFOltobnct'i'dlh;el7itednce:reMony. There went for s walk up and down the Esplanede. should be stopped. Defendsnts were each fined was in that evidently sufficient to induce She showed witness the envelopes of 3or 4 letters, Is. Ind., including damage and amts. people to pay ss. and to crowd the building, and said she ought to send one to her mother and another to s friend, but had not got the stamp., ---o--_ None, outside a very limited circle, were aware so she would have to poet them first thing in the that the Metropolitan would not be in attendance, morning. she did not say nom.hing one shout, As matter of fact, it was not until the service the letters. Witness left her about a quarter to wag well advanced that Dr. Glancy intimated eleven o'clock, at the corner of Garrison Street, that Cardinal Vaughan was taboo suddenly ill at near the Pier. Sarah Sanderson, widow, residing Larkington Hall. His Eminence's plane was in West Street, said that on Monday night, taken by the Right Rev. Dr. Limy (Bishop of she sew the prisoner about a quarter to . Middlesborough). The service throughout was of twelve (midnight), going down the hill to a most impreseive character, the musical portion go on to the South Pier. She pawed ' being effectively rendered by a specially selected witness about halfway on the pier but did not choir, a special feature being the beautiful render. speak. When they got off the pier they heard a ing of Cherabim's n Ave Maria," by Rev. F. scream, and matting s man named John Proctor, Nelson. they told him and he went down on to the pier. The Priesto present were Dr. Loam, Bishop of In reply to the chairman witness said she had Middlesborough ; Provost Dawson V.G., York; never seen the prisoner before. Almaram Syria? Cmon Shanahan, Thormanby ; 'Canon Brady, asked witness who the "we" was she referred to' M.C. York; Canon Dolan, t.marbotough ; Canon Wee there some one with her ? —Witham replied: Dolan, Huddersfield; Dr. Pentony, 0.5.8. and "Yes, Mrs. Shippey." - Christopher Blown, fisher. Br:. Oswald Crowe, 0.5.8., Ampleforth College; man, said that about midnight on Monday, he Rev. J. Castillaro and Rev. J. Bone, Institution heard a portion screaming in the water in the of Charity, Market Weighlon; Rev. Geo. Branner harbour. He got out of bed, put his trousers on, Wycliffe; Rev. F. Nelson, Lainington • Rev. J. and ran down street. He got a boat, and &momDodds, Leybourne ; Rev. T. Cronin, Scarborough;' ponied by Geo. Weak; rowed in the direction of Rev. C. Conlan, Stokesley ; Rev. C. Wood, Be. the pier end, when they sew a young woman mac, MideUethorough ; hey. S. Hickey, Melton; floating on the water. They got hold of her and Rev. W. Storey, Driflield ; Rev D. J. Smith, landed her at the North Pier steps, and she was Hedon ; Rev. J. Murphy, Everinghem •, Rev. R. taken to the George Hotel.—ln reply to the Chair. Lewis, Ugthorpe ; bey. des. Griffin and Rev. B. man witnese said she was unconscious when they McMahon, St. Mary's, Ball; Rev. P. Donohoe, landed her.—Cotherine Wilson, wife of the landlord St. Cherie., Roll; Rev. T. Shinkwin, York; Rev, of the George Hotel, deposed to seeing the prisoner E. Shinnick, Pocklington ; Labbe Leon Lslot, when she was brought to the hotel. She was professor at St. Jateph's, Perignex, Dordogne ; sufficiently conscious to be able to answer Rev. Bernard Vaughan, S.J., and Rev. Dr. questions that were put to her. The letters Glancy. produced were found after they had put the girl --. to bed. ha reply to the Chairman, witness said - that prisoner gave her name, but did not say how she got into the water. Sergt. East stated that he received information about half.paat twelve that a young women had been taken out of the water in the harbour, and conveyed to the George Hotel. He proceeded there, and found prisoner, attended by Dr. Godfrey and Dr. Thompson. On the following day witness was instructed by Dr. Godfrey to take her to the Lloyd Cottage Hospital, where she had remained until that (Saturday) morning, when he (witness) arrested her on warrant. At the Police Station, after 'having been cautioned in the usual way, she said, , n I walked down the steps and into the water." , Syn. Heaver said that the girl's mother was in I court. She was asked to stand forward, and in I reply to the Bench, expressed her willingness to I take prisoner home and see to her. Prisoner being agreeable to accompanying her, wee die. charged. The local officers of the Salvation Army were also present, and willing to take care of the young woman, provided none of her relations did.