The Northern Guardian. — 1898-08-02 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

ITEMS OF INTEREST.  The Marchioness of Londonderry is at Cowes. Affairs in the Sierra Leone hinterland are quieter. Cyclists must light their lamps to-night at 8.45, and to-morrow at H. Lamb, Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynx Street. Telephone, 4,l6l.—Advt. The plebiscite in Canada on prohibition will be taken on the 29th September. H. Lamb, Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone, 4,l6l.—Advt. The North :Sunderland Railway 'was yesterday opened for goods traffic. Prince Bismarck's remains wi.i be interred at a spot he described in the Sachsenwald. R. Fawcett, Auctioneer, Valuer, Commission and rioperty Agent. Rents oollected or secured..—Advt. A list of 31 crimes recently committed by Albanians on Sertuans at KOSSOVQ has been presented to the Porte. Lord Herschell left Quebec on Sunday on a trip across Canada to the Pacific Coast as the guest of the Government. W. Maxwell, Jeweller and Silversmith, for the Largest Stock and cheapest. Inspection invited.—The Clock, Surtees Street.—Advt. To-day the Bishop of Durham (Dr Virestcott) leaves Auckland Castle for a fortnight's holiday at Goathland, on the north-east coast of Yorkshire. At Edinburgh, yesterday, the Social' Democratic Federation decided to seek union with the Independent Labour Party. Dr Walsh, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Toronto, died suddenly about 11 o'clock on Sunday night from failure of the heart's action. Deputies de Andreis and Turati have been santenccd at Milan to twelve years' imprisonment for the part they took in the revolutionary outbreak tkere. The annual exhibition of the Tyneside Agricultural Society was held yesterday at Hexham. A record entry of 1,455 was obtained, against 1,245 last year. Half-a-dozen best ai,:sel Tea Spoons given to the purchaser of a Wedding Ring at H. Lamb's. The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. National Telephone, No. 4,l6l.—Advt. A young man named Moon died at the Sunderland Infirmary yesterday from the effects of injuries"—received through being thrown out of a swing boat earlier in the day. Yesterday morning Martin Thorn, condemned to death for the atrocious murder of William Goldensuppe, was executed by electricity in Slick Sing Prison, New York.  - - - 'Tickets" can be had by Householders for Drewry, Men's and Boy's Clothing, Boots end Shoes, and 'Ruse Furnishings.—Apply to Agent, Mrs lelford, 15, Alma Place, West Hartlepool.—Advt. Telegrams were received in Darlington yesterday reporting a change for the worse in the condition of Mr Arthur Pease, M.P., who is lying ill at Callington, In Cornwall.  A telegram from the Hague says the death is an- I nounced of Dr Devey, naturalist and 2hytfologist, best known for his researches into the rharmaceutical properties of quinine. The colonists of British Guiana view with grave concern the failure of the Brussels Conference for the abolition of the sugar bounties, and the delay in imposing countervailing duties to check the unfair competition of bounty-fed beetroot sugar. Apiol and Steel .e.ds for Females, a French remedy, for all irregularities and otstructions, superseding bitter apiol pill cochiac, pennyroyal, etc. Price 4s Ed post free. Obtainable only from Martin, Foreign Chemist. Southamnton.—Advt According to the London correspondent of the "Glasgow Herald," the Admiralty orders for the two cruisers of the Cressy type have been placed with Messrs Palmer, of Jarrow-on-Tyne, and the Naval Censtruction Company, of Barrow. A disastrous fire occurred at a block of buildings contiguous to the Market Place, Norwich, yes7Ptday morning. The public library, a large drapery estabkshment, and a waterproof manufacturer's were destroyed, other buildings being gutted. The damage is said to be enormous. Sergt.-Major Kellaway, of Gateshead, was thrown from his bicycle and seriously Injured yesterday in Newcastle. The officer, it appears, was endeavouring to pass a hand cart when he collided with another cyclist near St. Thomas's Church. He is lying at me Infirmary in a critical condition.