The Weekly Journal. — 1904-05-27 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

THE WEEKLY JOURNAL, FRIDAY. MAY 97, 1904.  IA;  T. COWLEY, ART PHOTOGRAPHER' • YORK-ROA D, WEST HARTLEPOOL, 91, DU RHAM-ST EET, HARTLEPOOL. ARTISTIC FRAMES. FANCY PHOTO FRAMES. ARTISTS' MATERIALS.  THE HA HT LEPOOLS . WEEK BY WEEK.  The II :st. Hartlepool companies of the C.L.B. (with the exception of St. Aidun's, wnu filo North-Eastern Camp) have been yarning this week at Hutton Rudby. The IL Vue Congregational Boys Brigade kayo woo been encamped at Hutton Henry. . -  kßooth, of West Hartlepool, won second for Minorca hens at Stanhope Poultry ra on Monday. •• * • The Pater-street Schools, West Hartlepool, littrear closed for three weeks owing to an of *cadet fever.  *• • •  - - On Wedneailay. at the Grand Hotel, the first and second tnms of the West Hartlepool Rugby Club were entertained to dinun. Mr S. W. Furness, J.P., probided. Mr. J. T. Taylor, the captain, was presented with an illuminated address and a billiard-table.  -; . . . A. Rpm nem..d John Ryan, belonging to Rod Hartlepool, died in the Hartlepools Hosat 2-21) on Tuesday. Ryan was adfrom the Steel Works on the 18th. . w • * M West Hartlepool Court on Wedneaday, k . ieorgitiee i„)p,,.y,0 .nir fo nice named gamingamedAdazte coin o nt?hoonn ton-rowd on Holiday, were catch fined 58. costs. • • * • g,.: t Hartlepool on Wednesday, Jame:, Davis labourer, Cleveland-street, was charged k noting as a pedlar without having a ? n May 24.--A fine of sa. and costs was * * * * Qp Wade'', the choir and friends belonging lita tie Westbonrne Wesleyan Chapel had their nil Whitsuntide outing, the place selected ir Finchale Priory and grounds, three es from Durham and one mile from Learn - The Rec. Amy Robinson, vicar-dcii;gs.!fn of St. Oswald's, M est Ilaitlepool, h;.(1 toot badly cut whilst tuithinr at the C.L.B. Can p, Button lludby. This will neeess,t at a poatponetnent of his institution to the li,i!g• aod induction at St. Oswald's, whiA was fixe.l for Monday. . • • *  That the whole quiver full was quiverinp to the utmost extent, and there was much piping. That he painted thin7a red, and hie opinion of the furniture chNorations be .• coached" in t.,rnis which put them all on the stool of repentance for some time. That the young man was very useful at a recent sale of work. That there was a great demand for Iria services. That at length he was induoed to devote • few minutss to the interests of the crockery stall. That be was entrusted with a handsome earthenware teapot. with solemn injunctions to get rid Of it. That " git rid of it" he did, and mighty quick, too. - -•  - - - At Partlepool Court ou Wodnced: y before the Mayo' (Councillor J. K. Butt...?rwiek) and Counci I lor M. Harrison, Dennis Whi t;.ii den (26), labourer, 1. Cleveland-Arcot, charged with being drunk ar.d disorderly in Northwell-strect, on May 24, was ordered to pay the costa (2.8. tad) on promising to sign the pledge. —P.C. Fr;rrand gave evidence. This WWI prisoner's 26th appearanoe.  That apottintr, in an upstairs room, some ladies who loAted like t•atotalers, or who were totally de/tit:a to ta, he ieseleed to indixe one or ..her ef them to put. hue his earthenware kaput. That, alci, he wont where even ant.-cls fear to tread—up the spiral staircase. That ail at otre there win an awful clatter; he had lo.it his (pain, and rolled downwards wail there was a sudden stop at the bottom.  That he nearly ricked his life for the tepot, but, sad to relate, the handle Vas all lie grasped in his hand when found—and he wasn't singing " Eirelsior." That the rest of -the teapot WU badly bent, and the spout had taken a short cut to destruction. That it was feared at first the missing spout might be sticking in his ribs, but happily he was unhurt. That a 10..al minister last Sunday announced some events for Whit-week. That he said, "For particulars see bill in the porch." That the people looked in vain for a pcsster. I That at leneth a wag pointed out that Bill was in the porch, and could tell them all particulars. That Bill was the pet name of one of the officials, and the man who wrote the notices out was evidently having a little joke. That a Wfst. Hartlepool lady warn going away for the week. That she cooked enough food to keep the children going until she came back. That on Saturday night about 9-50 she went to the station to catch an excursion. That she was just 12 hours too late—the trip had gone at 9-50 in the morning. That she returre.l home, and has since been busy helpini, the children to get through the week's food. That there was great excitement at Seaton one day this week. That it woe reported that a man had committed suicide by diaembowelling himself on the Se4x)ks. . That the police were called up to investigate the matter. That after searching enquiriea the Seaton itemsdon was quelled. That soinelx)dy had been killing a cheep, and for convenience had left the entrails lying. That it WM a lam(b)entable affair altogether, and made the sensation mongers look rather sheepish.