The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1894-07-21 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

EMPLOYING A "MEDIUM." - and volunteer artillery of the North- I there would have been another if she had authorities had decided to blow up the wreck of The police have had recourse (ale the 'rick and the corps mustered 637 all I not had three little children. He said be knew a the yacht Azalea on the Brambles, and for that Dail', Leader) to a "emeron being in command. The 1 man in the works who had a sharp knife, and then parade were Lieut.-Col. Lauder, he picked up a table knife and said he would make purpose the ship Mermaid, with explosives murderer of the "unfortnnatee" at Ocefern ,tains D. G. Irvine, W. A. that do. She rushed nerearning out of the aboard, proceeded to the spot. Six men and an on the Moor. The clue, in both cases, ale e ' house, 'etisen, W. Cameron, H. and be ran after her and out his arm round her -lean; Lieuts A. Peeks, neck, at the same time pulling her head back. apprentice put off in a einall boat to lower the diglitest, and although it is often said State -n ; Seoond-Lients. A. Then he drew the knife out of hie pre:ket and she charges, and were successful in &Meriting the trained bloodhound might have le— nd N. Simpson ; saw the blade, and she became so frightened that P wreck. One of the crew had pulled up an nnex. such an animal have beentried loded eherge which had been under water for d6coveries, the result has vii. and Adjutant she could not speak. The neighbours inter, about an hour. This be did contrary to police are baffled. In this 1110iXe 'Us, R.A., fared and got them separated, and prevailed instructions, but he appears to have beast have had Private hitting* with a d k. The upon her to go into the boas. He followed her --"eirgy in and locked the door. He wanted her to go to under the impression that it was all safe. The at the pollee office, w•ith the head os charge was in the bottom of the boat, and shortly end a citizen well known as a Arena -4 bed, but she told him she weld not stay in the afterwards 'exploded, with the result that the the "supernatural,' although that Jana a so house with him so lone se he had the knife 1n his entire crew perished. Signale of chstreele were hoirited admitted by the cult ft, which MrSteed and tithes -mission. He put the knife on the table, but he by the Mermaid, and a surgeon put off from the have Imeolne attached- We do net proms • -ok it up again, and said, "Now, you ____, ironclad Dreadnought, whim was m Cowes Roads. publish anything that can thwart the test ' you." She flew out at the back door, Three of the men. Henry Clavell, W. Cook, and here merely state that the clairvoyant in v 'e the house of a neighbour named H. Hutchings, were picked up alive, but expired condition had the blood-stained gametes alla , bad been married three shortly afterwards. The bodies of the others— victims put into his hands, that the lama -her, and had three little namely, Oadley, Cotter, Snow, and Cole (master appeared to be depicted to him, that the . hy the west, maim * VAS tour months old.—Mrs of the Mermaid)—have not yet been discovered, with mad fury slashed and out at his Yid= said the woman was All were married men except the apprentice. Moor, made his flight 'll.—The Mayor said' The accident Ms cast a gloom over the towns of near the golf house, and thereafter =bag ka -that the wife had Emit and West Cowes, where all the men were escape by ma. The description given of ths me .m. If she had well known.—Another account says chat the ex- derer tallift, with all that the polies know, aftl .4 have sent plosion occurred while the men were engaged in there is a chance, if the chirvoyant is right, die 'lf in kze, lowering s charge of powder which they meant to early denouement. All bin statements's" takes ..waee tire subsequently from • safe distance, down in writing. • --.---‘