The Pontypridd District Herald and Rhondda Valley, Llantrisant, Caerphilly, and Mountain Ash News. — 1891-11-21 (Pontypridd, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

BISHOP ON CO-OPERATION.,  tAielith  1014.6a1t  The Bishop of Durham, speaking on Co-operation at Blaydon-on-Tyne, Newcastle, said that the Cooperative store was intended to improve the domestic and social condition both of producer and consumer. So far as the consumer was concerned, this had been effected. It had fulfilled its work, and had extinguished what would have been proAt in private business. But co-operators should coli eider the producer as well as the consumer. Tilg, first object of the managers should be to secuie such conditions as would provide for the Wheat efficiency of all employe4 as r?gard.td hours,Vvagep, and environments, and provision for old age. ile believed profit-sharing was the bridge 4o the colle4ive ownership of large works by workmen, and it had been proved that workmen were able to administer large works without thought of personal gain. Co-operators should regard their store rather as embodying principles than.. 'erring  .'llab  It is cafeldiLte4l ibiAt about 100, ,klignithi4ll Mecca every year. • I Es-King Milan of Servia has sfigned a document in which he renounces all his legal and coustittiF tional riilits in Servia. The Queen has sent a donation of ii4s to the fenla of the village reading-room at Cloughton, near Scarborough. Let the things which thy heart suggests to thee to say be well considered before they pass on to the tongue; for thou wilt perceive that it woukl ,be well to keep back many of them. •  -, weibociiikiii-ORMATI6N LLD i L 4 f hlyeardeteallicietr6 liff tok.Rettk etieseitc* IN . Mr. .fArynts PE.' tatt '''llfe tottO•ll6l..a 01 lft ' • Lon& 14.-• Intd thef dl initnnlifillllnmflk.l She' death of Thomas Glotd; dgettflWila eftfiLltfilliPlettyy droppedulebd otrilaturdsk4ofeillg.Leetirge'CoM .snitl sleoeasled'owes Inv tooth W. t frifelltiiitt heed tont ' at regutar Worleowinkto'hie age eintleffttniltleit ter some nine.," . On tiatutdayilWer lib amain Witneests. house, and-attest witnenchlldejitorpsfdthe'Weett Wlt'b ' -dive ik Itismatesiditto.asbeetklenutd,f-illd fretted the deceased tb jets' thrortan leetweitte'titctsitc +fluty called .for iv,pdtref beer,' /diet !slash slnatetdin tlid Aecessed, bad lfolife tat it: , lifietdb:evaned be :ON ....truil -eat,,of ' work; toeS td•ll id - dreteirtave iftstn ..st 'trifle each, and ta!li were- sttibero-netleptd.t. ,wheir.tbe chmeesed fell to• the . grottad.ousidinly;: lie was tit infce•-plcisid Wp, ttt.weletesor ^into. ,he, actors Amid' attyt l' eflgn I aftleqs road • when, , the doctor came he pronaterilleit'ilhite N10i51........ • .Dr. ilitishwell said the bdisifentoslevtittl of fatfattl” . the atgamt shoifed traced oft oohtlienetir Trawatiort. .lp his.tpinionwhel cause of deattrvisidail atone the. . heartetractiesty..cotteequent on bsontliisil. • pataimenis. ,and,privatiosesa-Samuebeieltl, a redpectdlio.loot young man, said -he was .sr sitip's &k.'' The. deceased wits *is lather, sad iwitweido Idiom+, MM. ,ahout ss. a week, urns. whealis cent/bag-OAI IL , Tho, deceased ivies infirm for two, or. three...years ;back, , and was. enable a,o, we toallo cover eern.s plain/3d • intmh,otwid did vot eomplainVol went td' witness. Oat of what vritseas allowed shealectinsed . he was supposed to pay es.. 64., ?cab, bet ;for the. past year he bad been unable , tca,pay irwegasefy.,, , so hie landlady took it 14 he .0011111 gill& ie. bore-ThelCorobar reDid he ever apply ,fier, patina relief t , Witness: fle did, sir, about two rms.! ega,santla Was then, ati tie-order tif the dootari tikenainto the ~Stepeey....union, - aad Ahem°, eelieiCt what .. was ,callsti ti. " Sareniag-oul`. twstasei,” Beatto the Mitficebagel union,. rwonisbease, in Southgrove. Boet»sTite.Gllrmes t.Whab yeas the.raenitd. Ide stopped in the house for a few days.pd they than. -put.isim I,o.tvork.ot -.ldieetwa trade , with, asang of ,young meh, and worlaesil4m so hoed. that he had to come out, again:. .4" Shaver and a.. Juryman ;.,." They have sto pity•fos -old age,',. Another Juryrnau : "Nor for, inisrutitiee eibtxtril. . Whew added, that his father kind beets:for. twenty. l'l3 years a resident in Stepney .oparisb.,-,The Coroner: The doctor soon "there was ita ft about the body, aml,thet death was acwsleroseti Ary priew. Attn.". Ile yom think. that ii sight.?—Witseas : Ile has had a ,hard, tiine.of itsjihati. *swot- knew that he was ratuagry,and, caw ,eoletedlly-crfalit that he was. --7-A jury in le : Did.. hoolainli 1-1)r, Blackwell: There was ncasign, or • trace..ofelooholiesi..-.... George field, fuggier of the deessital. Paid lie we. a very sober ruse, and attended .4hatasingtott's Assemltly . Hall eatery eveain..-.-TisC -.itiblianilier a. long disquasion, retureod it ytal jet- Oa wyorsioaite ititil.tbe medical ovidopco. 1: z,.. '4E.. • • 'Pm same day Mr. ,Carttar. 1y.t.1.,34c9r0ner, . held' an inquest on the ,itody.oth,Suplia,(.l.4ford, tividis.4 'widow, of Deptford, ---,ilia' ;c„ , Henry. 'Browoloig, gosidcey maker, identified,. the lowdyras that of, his mother, wJaa,•had lacsioAwiegt married. She had, no.ippans„ orNeept . a .little. VPVIc rat wash, ' ihg atid.Warish relief. Hs had Ifeou laid up scone 'time tand.unable to help her, ,andi, mune weeks he did noit know, where te„gle,t a quilt. 4,148,ad; . but , slid, never told her troubles to B.3o,tiev-pphia •-Browsing,. p0c,4114, saki shi:se,illtlho ag0144404i. Ned a MI brotheA aptclyistexi li, ip, cps bac,k .roqui. Ott i atupday sug4. heriort itik NAbt 1'0t..41.-.bcais. 'look on her-" quKrbilge e' rit,,4llkier Joanne; -Ind '9l4' • i'kud, blWieit o -,Agob BOW to 4rPWn herieo,, ativined thp door„ 40 row fiat .of the house. ;Witness ran to that door,Juttocould not ..itee Flitch ,way she had „grow.. Deceaseil had • several times thrstittened to drewn hexself, pha. was troubled on Saturday about a shirt else had to wash whibh gm, trtdpawned,s,nd .kust,,hepre ell went out said:. "I wish j mule. get thatilurt out., The 'font of theth had alnicist starved in the room. Her mother said she could not hear. to sit there and see her (witness) starve. Here the witness burst into . tware.---Police•constable Colverwell, deposed to recovering the body from the Surrey Canal. Mary Ann Burn, said she believed the aerated, who was her stepmother, drowned herself, through,her great poverty and her ;daughter ',Sophia 's trouble. .11/dcgased had as. a week from the pariah, of Which she Pelt 2s. s.'week for the room, leaving is. a week for tea' room. The daughter wasi out of 4 situation andearned eothing.:-.-The jury returned a verdiet thetkt,he de/Seisedcommittea suicide vihilst.sufferdug rtm Tential derangement. tbromgh poverty and trou. . ,