Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1888-07-14 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

ALLEGED BIGAMY AT SUNDERI.AND.- Brunswick Chapel' Mrs W. Nattrass, Mrs W. contemplate that accommodation for 600 or 700 for coal, which has been in progress for IMMO has occurred in the Monongahela River, owing, HE WANTED PROOF'. eth Stockton Petty At the Sunderland Polices Court on Wednesday Carr, and Mrs Smith, of North-terrace Chapel; children would be the whole of the building it time past at Seaton Carew, under the direction it is believed, to sudden and torrential rains. A man entered a Little Ron; bank ao Mating four ducks, John Rosy blacksmith, who did not appear, was Mrs B. Carr, Mrs Sheldon, Mrs Thompson, and would be necessary to put up. But the question of Mr C. T. Casebourue, CE., will ultimatelz Great damage to vessels and property has been sented a check which read, " Pay o • t '' Win. Schneider, sued by his wife, Mary Rosy, for a mainto- Miss Sheldon, of Cleveland Chapel, South of a higher grade school had been left over, as turn out successful. The operations commenced done from the head waters to Pittsburg, the low • sum of ten dollars." beet nrosecutoes wife , nance order.-The complainant stated that her Stockton ; Mrs Dickenson, of Norton; the committee had not yet decided what steps some mouths ago with the hope of finding salt, lying land being flooded, and residents driven The cashier took the cheque,' 'wa,, ;, ,ra, and when husbaud deserted her on the 23rd May last and and blisses Selby, Careen, Sts,insby, and they would take in regard to it. Thus was what but it was soon ascertained that salt did not from their homes. Numbers of craft are drifting said: "The cheque is perfectly u°4-1,-„',” doing there went to Hartlepool, where, under the name of Fenwick, of Term. About 400 persons gathered had led him to vote for the acceptance of this exist in sufficient quantities to ensure remunerative helplessly down the river. This flood him caused have to get some on t •'good lie gave him John Wood, he was now living with another together, mainly from Stockton, South Stockton, offer. Thc site offered was in every way • working. The borings, however, were continued a rise of the Ohio, into which the Monongahela „s'l at • eo, ,identify missed the woman. She had to keep her two children by and Intrm, but the attendance would have been suitable one, both as to locality and as to in the hope of finding coal, and we are pleased to flows at Pittsburg, where much damage has been NVIILIA IS the use ? the man old her he dr making.-Mr A. T. Crow Ont... who repro. much larger had the weather been more pro- position. It was central, facing into Oxbridge- state that there are now sufficient grounds for done. The tlooded district covers an area of 250 "Don't you see that it says, ' Pay te este 'le even- Mons. Frequent showers very much marred lane. and the price was 6s ad per square yard. sented Mrs Ream said was slated that the man P anticipating a successful result. After striking miles, and the damage is estimated at over one "Yes, but you must prove that you in 'to re. Ratty had gone through the form of marriage the enjoyment of the evening. The splendid Being on a main road, there would be no street. abed of limestone, which told somewhat against million dollars, bearer."-Arkaissaw Traveller. , with the woman with whom he was living, but, of grounds of Mr R. 1-1. Appleton, of Woodside, age except the aide streets to make.-Mr CLARKS the object of the search, and created a feeling of nay course, that would be another charge to be made were thrown open for the visitors, and the oppor. asked if the making and paving of streets was disappointment, coal has at length been reached COLOURED CANDOUR, en afterwards -The Bench made an order for Resy ninny to inspect thorn was greatly appreciated. included.-Mr Boss: No.-Mr Cremes thought .- Bat a depth of 1.600 fern. An unfortunate accident CHILD MURDER BY AN INSANE ; ,4 Sam Jaunting : "Was yer at de t to contribute 15e a week towards the maintenance At 7 P.m. a public meeting WWI held in. the the cost of this would bring up the price to a „ to the drill, the diamond in which was frac-