The Weekly Journal. — 1904-07-22 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

TILE HARTLEPOOLS WEEK BY WEEK.  Isabella Diamond, a man woman. 'Armed with the thea ol a sheet, th 3 ploptity of Ann Tltomas, about Id areh, w. i dismias:d.  • • • lierittishnor. junr., pleaded guihty. at IN'ost. Hartlepool l'ol,ee cotat. o! Y. ti assaulting Niusaol \Vase on Ju:y d, and was lined Ws. and costs._ _ _  „ • * • On Saturday It the Doctors' Committee of the Central Marine Engine Weil:, with their wives sod frienthi, had their annual outitt4-journeying by the excursion to llt:rnard Castle. • • .. .  Wm. Anse (16r, Christopher Harbron (17), and John Simons (16) were, at Web/. 'flirtleposit Police-court, on Monday. each fined Ss. ead coots for gaming with coin in Clarenceroad. •• * • A well-attended public meeting, convened by the local branch of the 1.L.P., was held oh Sunday morning on the Sva Banks. Mr. H. Bushes, of Darlington, delivered an adOli "The Social Outlook."  •• • • „ ' The Chief Constable of Hartlepool, Mr. A. Winterbotlotn, has handed over to !rokproceed. e. Bladon, Police-court mim,ionary. AA s..,rocoede of the Police v. Corporation match played last week. - -  . _ •• • • •t The workmen of Wears. Ilan-loom and tons Baltic Saw 1%1 ilia have pretheir late manager, lir. J. Quineey, . has removed from the town, with a handsome camera and complete outfit. .  Tr/ gun it a I excursion in connection with the Cutral Estate Cadet Section (Sons of Tema()) was held on Saturday, when over 60 a with their parents and friends tra• N sil to liesieden Dane by the 1-18 train.  t*• • • Thomas Smith was, at West Hartlepool roliwoourt. on Monday, charged with being hm:l t ph a distance from big borne and cart as to have proper control over it, in 1e?on July 13. and was fined IL and costa. ", itadant said he had torn his trousers, aud had gain' into Lightfoot's shop for a new pair.  _ • Ai • * t att West Hurtleool Police ...cou_rt, on .. eaz.,..jAirtithtitibre dMoccrronidea, h chap alposf antrteemmapnt: G commit suicide. The evidence showed LOwner jumped into the dock. Asked kt. he was E going, he said, '' To Baltimore." Imiliaii diacharrd on promising to leave the •. • • * iA, ilpet He rtlopool Polive-court, on Monday, , Marley was charged with using obscene 14"1 —F3upt. Snaith stated that defendant five times before the Bench, and the P. le e was fined 310 a. and emetti.—Ald. ' "Ilt : . e wttl let her off with lus. this time. e : 4 weather does affect thcze women. lighter.)  •* • • I t L. Ronaldi, au Italian, was ordered to pay pay costa, at West Hartlepool Police-court, on , for obstructing the ro.dway in toa-road on July 9, the occasion of Buf41BIll's show.—Jmnes Kirk, charged with a ' ar °Kenos on the same date. NUS fined Is. pse -costs. Defendant had a cart laden with lemonade.  *• • *  4 A married woina-n,- named Sarah Ann Brews (40), 1, Burdon's-passage, who was. at Hartlepool Police Court, on Monday, charged with stealing from No. 1, Burdoes-psssage, a bed rug and a clock (value 65.), the property of peter Halfpenny, 41, ee t, Ilartlepoot, between June 12 and 15, wav sentenced to 14 days hard labour. *• • •  Whilst a man named Hy. Pelting,. of 5, 111aden-street. was driving a pony, attached to 0 fat cart. over the Steelworks Crossing, on eineeday. the animal took fright and bolted, knocking. down a boy mimed Henry Ward, of 10, Kilmek-street. 'rhe wheel of the vehicle passed over the lower part of the boy's body, bad he w.is severely bruised about the body sa# face, ho, after having been examined by ,:C. Nicholson at the Steelworks time office, be was able to be removed to his home. The cart belomzed to Brooks and Son, of Towerstreet.  *• * •  OR Tuereday a milk cart waif being driven ay Victoria-road when, owing presumably to the man in charge failing to notice the approach of the car, despite the fact that the driver ot the latter was sounding his bell, t wheel of the milk cart was caught by the trim with such force as to throw the milkman ftoni his seat on to the curb, along with a li•rge can containing milk. He atistained some nasty injuries to his hand, and had to receive medical attention. The cart waa not upset, and the tram but little damaged. sac.  Considerable excitement was caused on the Chia Banks. beTend the Lifeboat House, on fffuseday, v..ben it was observed that two young Sian, who load gone out for a swim in a rather "rough and tumble" sea, were in difficulties. o notioe was taken of their shouts for help for some lime. as it was thought they were larking, but when the two swimmers eventually got a footing in the surf, it was then seen that one of them—Mr. H. E. Slater, Bede.. burn House. York-road was in a very ex%suited condition. Help was forthcoming. and means taken to revive him, but he did ot sufficiently recover to walk and was taken tome in a cab and medically attended.—Later enquiries show that Mr. Slater was brought seizure by Mr. Dan Ellwood, of Hartlepool, and that the rescue, effected in face of considgabls difficulty by reasoa a the heavy 'well, was a very plucky one.  After the ordinary meeting of thJ Lily Lodge, N . .U.O. Free Gardener*. held on Toesday, a presentation of an emblem wmi made to the Past Master, Bro. 141 es.