Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1881-07-13 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

KENN,. A I.IOTSE4 . , .d nue. Thom, I. 8.r.n0re...0.a. ,0e,,,,ib0d .„ . the..oted both wen. drowned. primitorte. we- fi rod tl,or in default three months The Ituedans claim the . xtensien of the now Attrek bard lalsoir for keeping a brothel. froutoer ,ast of is toe loan, along the Kest, f river. thus smamen Tour sr • szsv•er Ornt.. parming <hoe to the north of Methe I. Makdemkul Mary Jane John :20'. 0 respectably dn mud young , Khan. tie chief oi Ile •rektes, is still at M. re, aud woman. was chem.,' with stealum utstit 1.8 in ! mime, to a not the CoMpromove offered 1., !tern. 'odd from a .-he, of ti • drawnbln-houw. er. in the tint bed d-street, room in 1 Ili.- quail, 'other ,00000 e of a 11....1 might hue le •. Crystal P. 0.,. ••p,re done p.n. to a lottle drama of human ,uffeniogs the prop.rty .4 Thomas Bowen. Mr W.. alward it, ft toiled the primmee. j tab do bas been minded in tenth. to wet same, Mary into Bowen. mill she wan the wif.• id the I awl the ging. al Margarethen Bridge Was ~rowded prosecutor. On Wslnemtay night last the I.rimmer i with people, when suddenly a tilAil Oil crutches, who came to her house about quarter 10 .1, vim, arnl asked I had been leaning against the parapet mtne nine. exit she could have a bed. She gave her a tied. On . el•imed. •• Enough, wagon& . I am sick of it." He Friday with... went out. and on her nee. she put t 33 in odd in a drawer upstairs. Prisoner I eme to eth.-1..... the over. md ....Sees °mid wait then in the house. 11,.. money . Mop him followed attar them -asif he had regretud wm put in a noon where no one i the rasa. act and wanted to recover his support. It was sles. prior. Withoss locked the drawer and put ; is a ...sod, ruble height from the Margarethen Bridge the key in her pork. t. flu getting up at G o'eliak t., . th,, „„,,,, ~,, , ~, ~, ,i. ~,,,, ..,‘„. bd,,r oon Saturday morning, witness put ton : ..... di, does, . ;. ~., ..., .5. leaving the dr,o in rot 1. wm the key on a chair bmit'.llo nt , °:` t Pmf enPPI.". de.-1...11 in the Imthoom Wle.re she had been el. ;ping. Mont ; must have beim considerable : nod not taking a quarter to ten dn. put the drewn ion la scli: h she , ago si header, he must havi• e stung" himself afros had before fond the key, but misoal tl.e ....me from ~ Monsly. Ihe L.hsne, were hit, to mai that he woolg the pocket. She :oft...rants found it on', littli 13- i never survive the dive, Ott a Mat ehancieg bie by the window-. and th..n went to the tow" hall 1 to bc uear, two sailor. of the K K. botou loonpfft.-1: d«,:.:: :: : r• , '''''''''''''''''''' net! ......,„,„ "I, _' ':, ,;.:;,n, , eehiffiposeltwhaft managed to remue _hon.. Bitter !ere miming. The persons in the home a. -, ..enielf, I the mOthwuss. hosee,er. nob +town the would-be • cousin and the primaler, and they or '. ~t in the suicide met the humaue exertions of his [neuers. In same tad. Pri-onor u,la her that iii 4: that her hot, he parthularly requested to be loot al home was in Bruonferry. yieseithenra, thee puled him out. It. wino ragged, "°" no the dr°°f°°' f.n° BY Bif Br'-°°l.ned N° mne "n '. ben. It' the little old man, pale nod beet, miserable and tr.endthe key in be, pocket. She did -"' 'ne ‘°.° was certain thef In'e had . W' he i taken to the Johannes Ilospi.l, he told . tee.: 1:30 in her drawer on l'., ~y night. She bml the following molt story-, ,My name is Jueeph wombed the bluer, but . Ad not find thr I•mt 1........er." he said. eI am en. I was a skilled and money, and ,one the pri '' ....r into moral', on ore- . well-dime Kumt.f master, arid emu.d a good Pi... of bet..., ef-'..' it. She hod et.' in. f'f a.,..,,t000 the young noble. I inaniel when .1 was the wenn:, that -I. do.l not auspect mwf f ears I i pr-emee •a, an dl, ved happily with to ie ar mght y. had taken tho li: • . .as she looked t... r •-re...table. ' H„ eon-in ~ . ...„ ~ y,„ of , en, 1 ~,,, I, „f Then Ibi oh, my leg and became a clippie. thee my them looked : ' . the business. as her huslonil w•... ; poor wife. .hod and my ono chiiil too. I ...auk and moth ill. I and ern laug became • beggar. I broke say leg ou the Thi, no ~., .•vid...., 0ff,,,,,1 ~,=,--, ebe Pei- I, nod of Jul,. 1,1“. to-day is the led of July. 1000. I ....T:•.',' Beehtset • f...,b" ~n,8trY,,,....:- I have been a iitherable beggar for, year. and I en'''''''' ' ' 'nfY ..-°"" ttnn'''t nnn -- tended to celebrate the event 1.1 quoting this misers:ensure okii.c.a able life. tom dit • cruel deed in saving me. Ido Two I • - ivies, ilvorged with stealing fruit and not thank you for ite Then the min thread his face rem., .1. , - from the ganlen of Mr. Ho, I Wtht.i.., to the wall and would speak no MU.. Ito him not et Bev ',OIL on Suede). Into. 2eterel dePee.b....r spokeu since, but remainn sullen and dejected. of dr; ...•1,1 have been lately Committed. and moat Them.' story of the wreck ot the •• Totsran" it only ''' .LY 'ln' rend • d : 6 th I th ic lam received. root, Mr. Watkins drelined to pneseuti. in ism- 7.... .-r 1 ~er M. e ...in.., . of the irooler A,,, of do, boyo-.1,00, jo 11 will be rwolleeted that the unfortunate steamer was ti., :Witer to detoct older lands who vivit the going foga Dunedin to 51ePottnae, end had a large r thleas -and for whom Captain Cdtpal, ma has namhar of p.....,„,. ~,,, ..,..,, 0. . ~,,,,,, ...., 1•.•. i n,!. a stri..t watch to be kept. off Waipsira l' .. i,, t, and bonnie • wreck. The waves