THE LATE SUICIDE.

Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1695, 9 June 1874, Page 2

THE LATE SUICIDE.

.^'Anjng^rjrJ^'th^jLe^^ ""WaterwaFiET'was "held" yesterday at the 'ncr ; wJmr-Fb.llhpi dho'sefl ForemanT Grannaty, proprietor of the Claremont Hotel, gave evidence to the effect [|hat {^(Wi!os^Ppaine to his house and asked ioir a bed. He sat for some i-timeUit. the pfrlpFgread^pg,=samli he saw pec^asfed on hV\fneeli|bes|^| a chair. -AskMHini wtia(fhe fcwiß dlv%; he ret ,plifid "prayiig." Told him to pray away. He afterwards went to bed, and was t awpke ,-\>yj, Mb {Miferiirchprtoid liifi gp^thingrvWaso the! snfatteejl-.wiith^ tie ,lpdgiet.Osflff 'gdings'ttbyhistroonixbetfotiiia the dppr bolted, and went jpr, assistance : 'lwft«h:ib¥t'c&^ the door, deceased opened, it, and went and sat jdown^Ms3bj€! ile;!:a«^(?o>ered in blood. He had not been supplied,, with Wyaortjir "so :oa: oi:><\^]mu;s*>yi A ' > rUTosiaE Hbskin^^ SSW°ebrfo'b^rdfiv^ cvi- : dericeO* 'Helsled aecease'd^fjbisi A not LhadJlasJdVialc)^fieive'hfm' jriifr'!Pefp>e he i jdidoiJ:flife t ssfidTfio'O He-'twi'cb.ftiiiliolted -ih^dborTfbllet'wittSftsl'inl' 4 H !>TA ™. T tGv^TLt^&gm that H e •'defceaiedfnaid s died, °W<iunds i infliofred: ofciMe^ thrdat^ 'W# pro*aucedf iCilsMllC'potket!sni^WouW in-IflibltfsffCh^a-tw^ exhaustion,..cpnsequent on tho injury. "C SCSiistaßßlMaiiai slid that the deceased : had. r; ,a r Office t Sa.vingB r Baak,-*ook ! ihewi^ ',de^oslS Mf %WW* } tne^^Aay. -There Lw^e %B^nihiifb^sio£ but "tKey threw no light on^fifjieasotL-why he 7culfc&isvtlirbaint TJie''';Je 7ttp!rsJ" j:'weife ad-dressed-ffbrasWingfieird/mili ISorfolk. V," i sfie>C#6h^r^i(^umftrn'^tfp^aid that the deceased, frb^lii^"^^ ?bb>»er,vaiion, !was! riib'tfi'labdrifig;iuadbr- We influM'ce of The > jury r^ftNreaLa .terdicf,, taut;!.? #iun^teff^ar^frtsaiivty. 11 !"'J d