The Northern Guardian. — 1897-11-06 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

ITEMS OF INTEREST.  '1 he King of Siam toe five hundred brothers and sifters.  H. Lamb, Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone. 4,l6l.—Advt.  The Empress of Germany never rides anything bat a brown home.  Wbat price Humphries for your next "Cadie?" Try him.—Address well known, 92 Lynn Street.--Advt.  It is Mr 4 _ksquith's whim never to wear a cap. hat, or bonnet while playing golf. H. Lamb Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone, 4,l6l.—Advt. Queen Christina of Spain was the first Royalty to indulge herself in a motor carriage. J. Harrison, watchmaker and jeweller, witches. clocks, jewellery, and electro plate. Repairs in all branches of the trade.—Advt.  It is reported that the negotiations for the conclusion of an Anglo-American Arbritation Treaty are to be reopened. At Canea yesterday two Mussulmans were 3enterced to imprisonment for life for the murder of a Christian family.  H. Lamb's Aqua-Crystal Spectacles are the best. Try them, 38 6d per pair. The Illuminated Clock Lynn Street. National Telephone, No. 4,l6l.—Advt.  Two Rhenish missiona'ries named Ni t% and Henle are reported to hare been murdered in Scuth Shantung, China. The Czarina of Russia is an expert typine, and recently ordered a new machine with gold typebars and the frame inlaid with pearls.  Dr Salt, Dentist, has now made arrangements for daily attendance, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., at the usual address, 4, Scarborough Street, West Hartlepool.—Advt.  The Marquis of Bute, who is an extensive landor ner in South Wales and an ex-Mayor of Cardiff, in having his three eons taught Welsh. Half-a-Dozen beet Nickel 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.  One point of the new Greek frontier in Theesaly ieated a difficulty, but it has just been decided in fav,,ur of Greece by the Boundary Commission.  While Mr George Alexander, the actor, was taking a holiday in the Austrian Tyrol, he read the Leeson ne Sunday at the English Church set vice.  J. Hill, Surgeon Dentist, and Chemist, 2, Burn Road (two minutes' walk from Stranton Church). A rtificial Teeth in Gold, Platinum or Vulcanite at k west charges, consistent with good workmanship.— Advt.  Further tumult occured in the Austrian Reichsrath during the prolonged sitting on Thursday night and yesterday morning. Eventually the comoure was applied. Bonaparte's house at Longwood, St. Helena, now a barn; the room he died in is a stable; and where the Imperial body lay in state may be found a machine for grinding corn.  _ Manlio Garibaldi, the younger son of the Libmator of Italy, is in a state of health which per( irdes all hope of recovery. His brother Ricootti bas been summoned to his bedside.  Buy your spectacles at the practical Optician's, from Is per pair, and suited to the sight by the Optometer. Best Brazilian Pebbles at 7s 6d per pair, at H. Lambs, Tlio Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. West Hartlepool Natiotial Telephone, No. 4,161. Advt.  "The Star of India," a strong and exciting drama, by Mr Geo. R. Sims and Mr Arthur Shirley, will be introduced at the Theatre Royal on Monday night. The piece is from the Royal Princess's Theatre, London, and is in the hands of a powerful company. Special scenery is brought from the Princess's Theatre, and the characters will be attired in fine military and Indian costume. The story is romantic, easy to follow, and includes a number of striking incidents, the interest reaching its most exciting point in a reminiscence of the tragic events at Nanipur. It is a good and wholesome play,' with a genuine blend of human nature and patriotism. The play at the Alhambra Theatre is also from the Princess's Theatre. It is entitled ‘"l`va Little Vagabonds," and is by the same composers I as "The Star of India.- It is in the hands of Messrs Hardy and Von Leer's company, who. have just completed a magnificent run of 250 performances, and is still playing to crowded houses. Original scenery will be transferred, and special music will be introduced. The drama is emotional, and will doubtless m•ove int^rel,ding to a West Hartlepool audience.  T. S.