The Warwickshire Herald. — 1893-08-03 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

ALL THE LEADING MAGAZINES SUPPLIED TO ORDER. Nt it had been in Dr. her* dressed to Mr. Richards. He regarded it suspiciously ... (To spoke like a person _ be continual.) on account of the address being obviously in a die- ESTABLISHED 11178, i • be regarded as an inn- guised hand and the smell of the parcel being Medical practice of the future.—At the telephone: in will come of it," • nano, are you there ?" "Yes; well ?" "Is that peculiar. He subsequently posted it to Mr. .eu, doctor?" '• Yes." "I don't feel well." "Just Richards at Broadstairs. The deceased had recently The litigation between Richards could there be „ . °ugh into the ins•rument." "Hum ! hum! hum! hsuaidtiftiodrgraoot delivered.a.gains. t him at lis brother's -Nothing of any cons: quence. Take a few pastilles of chlorate ot potash; keep yourself warm." and his brother closed the day before the tragedy. " thanks!" —Witnesses having proved the receipt and delivery ° given Die! Streaks of luck—Solomon Levi: "Dit you of the parrceLhadarrli.B.urrsws, Justices' Clerk, pro. Sr. mall nip hear, Apreliam, how det pay of mine vos got some cl u cBead lie said wedMhe suspected. his lelotheeli. iltkilorsn.a,litinclwiards, the widow, gave evidence describing the explosion. wand luck since he vent in de clorling piziness services in Chicago?" Aprehain : "How WM dot?' . S' L. ' Martin, who was injured, was, she said, friendly "Dot Pnydihnrol'lottrelllir AnTrieditantlwo.,Dvoatilerest. with her husband. The latter was greatly worried Nurse. blco,,tvy.ou e dot some folks vas An to be lucky vile about the lawsuit with his brother. These two had folks like me has ta pay do per cend vor all de gets notd n been efiriiendly, but apart from this her husband i errues. When the parcel arrived Mr. —dot's what." Richards said the handwriting was his brother's, but THE SUMS OF A SHOE, hie sight was very defective.—Christopher Lloyd, id "My sole is weary." sighed the shoe, a labourer, employed by Mr. Martin, stated that on "And worn, I also see; July 22nd he was working on the building And yet 1 know no tonic to at Broadstairs. He saw Mr. Richards arrive Prevent this leathergy." with his wife and children. The man had Stick to the last, oh, weary shoe! a parcel in his hand. He asked for Martin, Your troubles awl will lapse; who came out, and as the party passed Just i.v,g away, and don't feel blue, witness he heard Mrs. Richards say to her husband, But keep right on your taps. "For God's sake don't do it." Riehards said to Martin, "Here's a present." Mrs. Richards moved Inquest was held at Whippingtiam Rectory, Wight, on Saturday night, revealing cir- away, and Martin refused the parcel. After the tee of a lamentable occurrence which had explosion Mrs. Richards said, "I knew it was an iniernal machine."—After some further witnesses ace at the Rectory on the previous after- . . nee been celled, William M. Richards, brother of appeared that Mrs. Protnero, wife of the deceased, who was cautioned by the coroner 'hero, of Westminster, and rector of betore he gave evidence, said he did not derive any a, had put an end to her life by jum- benefit from his brother's death. He had a me of the windows. Medical evidence judgment against him for £1,287,and he understoodthat she had been taking drugs to that it would be null and void by his brother's ad that they had somewhat affected death. He had been on fairly good terms with his e possible means were taken to en- trother till some time last year, when he paid him he had before said she would jump f'l4o and asked him to apP ly 't to a certain purpose, windows if she had the courage which he never did.—TheC:roner • I think I ought eturned a verdict to the effect to allow you the opportunity of Making s direct • took her life while insane. statement. Have you sent a parcel to your brother on Saturday, William Fedi- directly or through his solicitor ?—Witness :Never. • 11-known football referee, I have never made an "infernal machine." or em. iinst the London Evcniity ployed anyone to do so.—Police-sergeant Highwood etion complained of was and Dr. Garrould, house surgeon at the Seamen's rgotton," and was dated Infirmary. Ramsgate, were subsequently examined, It was as follows: after which the coroner proceeded to sum up. In %man from Saltaire, the course of his remarks the coroner referred to for nine months, has the strained relations which existed between are his departure for Richards and his brother. There were, however, no ibtained diamonds grounds for suspicion against William Mark a film, and has Richards. As to the theory of suicide, there was lends as were in not ate mblance of evidence to support it.—The AS deliberately Jury retired to consider their verdict, and after from Dalziers 20 minutes' absence they returned with a verdict of It was now wilful murder by the explosion of a parcel received dm money- by the deceased, but by whom sent there was not evioence to shew. esci era', mnieey, 'amen:.