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DEATH OF THE ABERYSTWYTH HERO.
DEATH OF THE ABERYST- WYTH HERO. INQUEST.—PROPOSED MEMORIAL. On Saturday afternoon an inquest was held at the Infi mary, before Mr John Rvan", coroner, touching the death of William John Lewis, aged 43, bathing machine proprietor, who died from injuries caned by the kick of a. mare. The jury were ai follnw Messrs Robert Urien, foreman, W. A. Green, Morgan Morgan, D. Morgan, T. E. Salmon, Richard Jenkins, Thomas Benjamin, Owen G. Ellis, Stephen Own, D. Hnghea, Eliaa Thomas, and W. K. Hall. The nrs!: witness called was William Pierce, who said that the body viewed by the jnry was that < f William Lewis, bathing machine proprietor. On the previous Monday, about It a.m., witnesol was in the Boar'} Head yard, taking hold of deceased's mare's head. Decpall.d tried to put the saddle on her. and failed. Then he lifted np her front log to strap it, no that, she might sand quiet. The anima, how. ever, flnng him over with her knee. Deceased fell on his faoeand must have been kicked, although with nells did not see the kick because it was done so quick'y. Witness, as soon as be stw that Lewis was injorel, let the mare go, and ran for assistance. Afterwards Capt Erans and himself brought de. ceased to the Infirm-try. The mare was a vicious one, and had kicked him before, in the summer of lsst year. Dr Morgan, house surgeon, said that about be- tween 11 and 12 o'clock on Monday morning the deceased was brought in a cab to the Infirmary, by Mr Pierce. He was suffering from a eomponnd de. pressed fractnre of the skull, at the back of the right aide of the head, and was in a rather dazed condition. The bone was very maoh depressed, and he, Dr Jones, and Dr Thomas gave him chloroform at onoe, and then trephined him, removing the bits of bone away from the skull, Having stitched up the wound they put him to bed. Deceased recovered conscious- ness and was very bright from Monday evening until Thursday in fact he seemed to be recovering, and the wound looked h althy. On Thursday evening, however, he complained of pain in the head, and gradually grew worse. On Friday he was delirious off and on, and the same night he had a fit and be. came unconscious. That morning hI" had another fit and died. The immediate cause of death was meningitis, caused by the kick of the mare. De. ceased gave him the same account of the accident as Mr Perce had given. The jury returned a verdict to the effect that deceased was accidentally kicked te death by the mare and, on the motion of Mr Salmon, seconded by Mr Urien, the coroner was requested to write to the Mayor to ask him to raise a fund for the purpose of erecting a memorial to deceased to commemorate his bravery in saving many lives from drowning, and the jury decided to contribute their fees to start the fund.
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ALLEGED CLERICAL IMPOSTER. CHARGE OF FORGING ORDINATION CERTI. FICATES. pecia po ice A special policelconrt was held atIPenrhyndendrseth, on Friday, whea Chief Inspector Marshall, of the Criminal Department. Scotland Yard, charged James James, of Alitgias,lnoar Aberystwytb, with procuring through fraud the sum of A3 from Mrs Roberts, High-street, Penrbyndendraeth. There were said to be many other charges pending against him. Mr Lloyd Carter (Messrs Carter, Mostyn, Roberts, and Co., Carnarvon) prosecuted. The prisoner was brought from Carnarvon prison in the moraing. He had a clerical hat and his wiskers and moustache were dressed in the nsnal clerical fashion. Daring the proceedings he never raised his eyes. When the magistrates' clerk (Mr J. Jones Morris) put some Suestions to him, he answered in the commonest Car- iganshire Welsh dialect. Mr Lloyd Carter very briefly opened the ease, and then called npon Mr Marshall. Henry Marshall, chief inspector of the Criminal In. vestigation Department, Scotland Yard, paid :-For some weeks past, at the instance of the Director of Public Prosecutions, I have been engaged in making inquiries about the accused and his doings. On the 8th inst., I received a warrant from Inspector Morgans, of Festiniog, which I produce, and after being backed L 0.1 Magistrate, Ioh the the 9th, at Inworth lla.11, In- I went to the school there, jx » ntendent GilIiws.ofthtK. ponce toroe. i saw the prisoner there. He was dressed in a clerical dress. He was head master of the school. I told him what I wanted, and asked what was his name. He said, James, the Rev James." The school mistress was also present, and I asked her what name this gentleman was known by there. She replied, The Rev J. A. or the Rev J. T. James, I am not sure which. He is my head. master, and came to me ftom Alphanstone, where he was a curate." I said to him (the prisoner), "Yon are not a clergyman at all, and your correct name is James James. I have a warrant for your arrest. He said, Yesand I then Baid to him T shall arrest you." He replied, What for? Can I see it?" I said, Yes, and I'll read it to yon," which I did. He then said, "I meant to pay Mrs Roberts her money back at Christmas, with J61 interest. Can I do 80 now p" I said, No. I have nothing to do with that. It is alleged you have obtained it by fraud, which is a criminal matter, and you will have to go before the jabticea for them te deal [with it as they deem fit." I then said, There are otuer charges against you. You have obtained from the Bishop of Worcester by fraud and forgery a certificate of the ordination of the Rav J. A. James of Doddington Rectory, and ob- tained a curacy in that name with the Rev Mr Earle, at Alpbantton", and carried oot the duties of a clergy. man there. You also attempted to obtain from the Bishop of O'flory a certificate of ordination of the Rev J. T. James, of Valley Enc" Rectory, Cobham, Surrey. all by forgery and fraud. It is my duty to tell yon that these charges may be preferred against you, as well as that of defrauding MM Roberts." He said "I have not done aByone out of place by it, or any harm." Before leaving I took posaeaaion of a lirge tin box and a brown hatbox belonging to the accused. He gave me the keys. Subsequently I made a cursory inspection of the contents in his presence. I found in the box a large Dumber of letters and papers relating to his dealings with Mrs Roberts and other per-ontl in Wales. I discovered a certificate of the or ination of the Rev J. A. James by the Bishop of Worcester, together with a letter from Mr Hooper, the diocesan registrar. That is all the inspection I made then. At Carnarvon, in the presence of Mr Cart r, I made a more careful examination of the boxes, on the 10th inst., and found in the hatbox clerical hats and collars. In the tin box, amongst other articles of clothing, were two black cassocks, two surplices, and a graduate's hood, and a stole, a clerieal coat and vest, a black gown, on which was written "The Rev J. Thomas James." I also found a great number of documents and letters, which I have initialled, inducing a bundle of testimonials purporting to come from clergymen in Cardiganshire, testifying to the fitness of one James James, of AUt- glas. in the parish of Llangorwen, in the county of Cardigan; a bundle of letters addressed "Rev J. James, B.A., Brislington College, 5, Uxbridge- equare, Carnarvon; letters addreasedto the Rev J. T. James, at Alphanstone Rectory, Beures, Col- chester a bundle of letters addressed to Hey J. T. James, sometimes M.A. and sometimes B.D., and some without any degree, Inworth Hall College, Kelvedon, Essex; letters purporting to be written by the Bishops of Manchester and Llandaff and the late Arohbishop of Canterbury's chaplain a letter addressed "The Kev J. T. James, M.A., High-street, Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales," a letter addressed to the Rev J. T. James, B.A., 14, East-Avenue, Portmadoc; four printed leaves of Crockford's Clerical Directory" an office copy of baptismal certificate of James James, da!ed April 19th, 1895; a letter dated October 23rd, 1896, from the diocesan registry, Worcester, and signed by James Hooper, addressed to the Rev J. T. James, with an office copy extract from a register of ordination of Wor- cester, referring to the ordination of James Thomas James, B.A., Jesus College, Oxford, both as deacon and priest, by the Bishop of Worcester an euvalope containing a number of documents and particulars of instructions for candidates for holy orders, in the diocese of Oxford and Liverpool, and for candidates for foreign missions, and a bundle of Church papers, such as the "Church Times" and the "Church Keview," in which advertisements concerning curacies, &o., are inserted. I produce all the docu- ments mentioned. Mr JonesMorris (the clerk) asked the prisoner if he had anything to say. The prisoner, who had hitherto held down his head, said he had nothing to say. He was remanded for seven days.
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