The Birkenhead News and Wirral General Advertiser. — 1906-01-31 (Birkenhead, Merseyside, England)

UNTIVIIERESTING (MME. he had a peculiar look in the eye-a wild- work. When they considered the extensive ef St. Andrew's Them teams met at the Upper Park an ness which he noticed again on the morn- works now being built by Messrs.. Caramel! =on. and the Benue., before e mend of Low spectator.. ing of the occurrence. About five o'clock and Laird's he thought this district had 'sat he ne_°°n_lt 511 Karen were short of three players veto in the morning he heard a fall on the upper every reason to be proud of this firm (apdilaff ,°".° mimed their teak from Manchester, 'pent, deck, after which he heard stealthy feat- plume). Mitetbinste of New mown, came in an a tmenetme, steps on the poop overhead, where no boy The Chairman thanked Mr. Clarke for oy were and Johnston, the perk forward, ••neneed was allowed to ffo. He Carne to the conch- his reference to the firm, and said that for ' F"° to the other side." There was no play sian that something was wrong. He lit the many years past the business of Messre • with throughout tee afternoon. Aeth,croft tinned gas in the room, but before opening the Laird Brothers was not one in which ' tbe of any note throughout the after- door witness Meked through the glass, and Liverpool shipowners had been greatly con*" noon. Ashcroft started the fun with saw a shadowy figure coming towards the °creed. This was, he believed, because Vie n a try, and before the interval window. He had a presentiment the glass works as they had been laid out were no. he added two farther tries, Taylor, Bram- was going to be broken, and accordingly suited for the economical building of the en., Andersen end enneemon &ieg ditto, jumped to the side. Just then the glass class of ship required for the Liverpool +neva, Birkenhead park, 5 [(Gala tries; was broken, and the heavy belaying pin shipbuilding trade, but he hoped the end 'sal =l. came through-although he did not know of that period was drawing to a close. He the second half the farce continued, sit the time anything had come through, felt satisfied that with the facilities thee of the spectators almost went to He ran into the office and whistled up to were providing by the new works that lag to the monotony of the Move- an officer to the effect that someone was Liverpool in the future would be one of the park team, It teruneired, breaking his windows; then he went out- the centres to which they would look for Nat Anderson, Bremner (2), Ash- side. There was their prosperity. They had a large undereon and Kendall got tries, three A often* OF BOYS taking before them, and he believed ney osrverted by Anderson, and it were laying out the largest and Rene and there at this time, and he asked who had ' that the Park were vent- best equipped yard in the country. _, e„.., broken the window. Hindle was indiMies t° Mt It °ma,i' "ene rated, and vritriess seized hold of his arm had the Park 3rd team and asked for an explanation. Hindle lb dß__ simply said "Blood" in • tragical manner. Witness locked him up. Later in the morn- BOROUGH EDUCATION ' A v. LIVERPOOL ing, after prayers, he investigated the case COMMITTEE -Ty. and had Hindle in his private office. Prisener, in answer to questions, said: "When Saturday. _lle- I woke up in the morning I felt I meet TEMPERANCE TEACHINO IN THE SCHOOLS'Ube. Liverpool murder someone." Witness said, "Well, -You will probably get 'strung up' for this The Birkenhead Borough Education COl5l. if the boy dies, and anyway you will go to mittee will meet to-day (Wednesday, for prison." Prisoner replied that he did not the transaction of their monthly basinee. nen mind; he would sooner be in prison. Amongst the recommendations by the ed. Dr. Brien stated that he bad medically ministrative Sub-committee is one so ~ _ attended Langton, who he found was suffer- favour of the acceptance of the tender of nu ilex from a lacerated wound on the top of