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The Northern Guardian. — 1899-05-12 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

ITEMS OF INTEREST.  Wheat was firm at yesterday's markets.  H. Lamb, Jewealee, The blurninated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone, 4,161. Advt.  The total amount eubscrihed for the Ellie n.emorial talr...aaly amounts le about .ti 1,01.0. H. Lamb, Jeweller, The Illuminated Cl.* Lyon Street. Telephone, 4,161.--Advt. The little daughters of the Duk3 of Fife are aeid to he the y..ungest fencer:, m the United Kingdom.  Don't neglect ynur Eyesight. Harold Idit.whke will .4 your nght free. 23. Musgrave SW...— Advt.  Mr filmio.. has ucoepted the Presidency of the Svuth A rzvan League, to whieh hr was rceently elected.  The sword ef Saladin ie for male. It 111 the p....eenrion a native of 1131,yrout. and he vante £4OO for A.  Han,ld Hitachk. iv a watchmaker who turn. out good work at a fair prioe and one charge. Try kink 23, Ituagrate Streek—Advt. The ruination in Yemen is grwing worse, and the Turkish commander L. been forced to retiro.  1 Sir George Illkington Lea been chown contest the vtuaney at Southp.fft in the  Therern truth, nave the Governor of Abutd, :in the alarmist reports regarding the Marchand mioneon.  ' Mannfastavera and smelter, iu the Mid. lands have the, Islets well Cited with order, land prices are still advancing.  The Bull f thely Father preulaiming the universal jubilee which take, place every 125 years was road in Rome yesterday.  Sir Henry ClanyThell-Flannerrolan hold. molly theories ou the enhja.: or artiotic gardeuirg and has u particular liking for OIC  Half-a-dosen beet Nickel Tea BPoeee given the purehmer of a Wedding nu, at H. Lamb's, The Illuminated Clock. 14n. *feet. Natio.; Telephone. No. 4,l6l.—Adrt.  Ono result of the Centenary celebrations ef the Church Missionary Society has been the receipt of ovir sixty Oefinite er inary efTers for missionary service.  A ripest from Iloward City, Michigan, says man there has mindered his wife, uncle, and grtand.daughter, and attempted suicide.  At Lords, yeaterday, Robert li.emhaw, an accountant, Sheffield, 1.,,m sent to penal eervitude for seven years lor attempting to murt'er hM daughter.  W. Mo R.zwell, f. Sotidacifro.7lZock trick irb7 Clock, Sorte to En-cot," "r r 4.4'
The Northern Guardian. — 1899-07-10 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

NURSE'S SUICIDE.  The fact• canneritYl wilt dye mum& of • young tuvfe•mofial num.. by talarg • dog, of carbolic scgl traYelliag in railway train near littitun rr ebb-A..11v Mr Luke White. Cotoner fur the F•st dlbt Iffikon Bulge, Sir,. on Satuirlai afteniorb.  LOUIS& Alal Pen:r . Dyddale toecrigh. tune Am krot ourting home at that plaee, and lied ZU main underlt The do.rowal. Frannie Roth irpluarda who was 29 Yon+, Of fdrr. went to her on Me &Et of Apr,l lairt t rim Wad, fieY. Sheffield. bite cud her wum Attar. ha and her father ran, heed theto Rho renuined llm4 Ft-kb. morning-41e day of her death. Wit..bol found out tint Ph, Ind inolon son. money. unit told her idle would either hare to :•,,e toie Me place of ...am nurse, al 0h,00,1 rot petal her to on.. familia. if alle in, vat limo.. °mewled maid the would leave At once and to to her friend. at Rheflinkl. She wen! away to ...11 the 12.21. Wain to York, Lakin,- with ter only a pent of het be2OnVinlia Otte did not make any three. or ward wit.. 1 ant one hid told her nut Rd tor Ibulcleretelit bemuse ahe bad Mere an temptoti to oontout OttO do. Witneay inivrirod the nepatire. Ellen Hotoltimion. of Sourly...Rh, h,waa travelling too Bonioot th. on Friday sain wax ni tho wane :err.... When thor am. about It:If-way to alobrei ileceased tumid lathe iimulwr nod drtnk frrm aural clan N.tllt of them orpoke. And fire /routes at:era-auk. Oho deePated fell from boo CR,.. RI, snowyl then tuthint Ye.. and wilarria ripportort her ontil they rearhed Mahon. She polled the orinummiottion mrd 001 the tenni hemk hot it would mit att. When elle liftyd the ()weaned no Ike Yaw a etri bott acid bottle and Om on the amt. Mr Thempier ..n,orninslor. of Miltor (who repreopmed the It:tr.-Foe:ern Railway Omipanyl, avid nehoylinc to the rulea of the ennuis, In nornormiention out! would be tented before the letin left boarto—outh.  Et-Metter was riren that heath rest.boa from errbolie amid Tr:ironing roon after arrival at Mallon_ Superintendent Jftekoon. of Norton. arid be f mnel that trf re ermine to Etroberwrgb dm era-red Itml beer ompldyed at the &rah Wert Yorkab,ne Aarl,m or Warble.. MAW& and before that at H..,,a-rfield. and ..te matron of a nursing infra., Caere Mated tbat &crated had on ono ommion ,teennied to otmmit tat,sle there. Sbe ha, ea friend.. in England. The jury retanyll a verdict of -.maid< *bilk. mdferiag from tmaporary iramtit,"
The Northern Guardian. — 1899-06-14 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

THE KNOWLES STREET  TRAGEDY.  DEMENTED MAN'S SUICIDE.  liieterday evening. at the Station Hotel, Maiusforth Terrace, the Deputy Coroner, Or 1/mislmin, held an inquest on the body of John Johnson, aged 436, who was found dead hanging in hi. hon., Knowles Strtet. Mrs Wilson, of 12, Knowles Street, mid that Johnson had lived next door to her far atsuit four years. His wife died about two years am, and she (witness) had looked alter him since. She last saw him alive on Sunday. when ehe rid "Hood Night.' to lint She neat saw him about 11.311 on Monday morning, when tliey were cutting him down. He had complained to her id getting backward with Ulm milt. She thought thin was the only thing which bothered him. lie had not worked except about two days and a half eine° before Chris... Afr Brooke Loy called on Monday afternoon foi the rent, und Johnson saying he had no money, the lad said he would call again on Tuteday ond if deceased then had no money to imy be would have to leave. She thought he had changed a lot lately. and sometimes he got up through the iiight nod sang. John melon said he stayed at Johnzon's im Sunday night. and slept to the smote hod with him. and ti neat m. ruing th,y had breakfagt together. Ito left again at tee o'clock and never saw him alive after. At that time Johmion was Kitting non chair. Ile had beeti talking all th, week about his rent. and wishing he had got it e.ia. Mmet Mowbray mid she ealw Annao Wats,n kick the door of Jitnent's boas" it, and she ran down ond went into the house, where she sow Johnson hanging from a ripe. She helind In at hint down.  The jury returnei • 'wile! of ..Suieide. wh,Let temporarily ireasa2.  Borry, Jeweller, Church filmed., for Gold and Silver Watches end Jewellery. Repairs of every description.
The Northern Guardian. — 1899-07-21 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

BOTI3I- Addreime. were rnven ty 80. SDOW ball. CT.. and Ilra Bradiee. Sister Winchester wee the nre-pient if name.... tre.ents from lin Hunter in behalf of the donors.) itre Greig preereled at the piano, Refreshment. were hendrel round during the eremng. provided by line \Vim:leder.  'llc Mania. :dal 'Mar, hionaes of Londonderry sail ent,lain lar.;.• irarty a Mount Sev,rn, Cosnty Down. naxt week. t lebrat, ~,ahyg .4 age Lodi eaderreagh. ihe festoidzao will include s teasels' dinner sad a chanty ball, slide addresna and presehtationa Rai b 0 made to Lord Ceetleseagh 1,, the tahantry, TOIVII Couned. assd Inhabh testa of N,,w4rwnwardx, the. North.Bset Ireland kgricultund AasociatLon, the Chats. bar ot Common» and Conservative Amenstios of Belfast. and persons on the Londou. darn estate.  Morn it. end T. Iltudwandt and Item's!' offered for sale by suction, yesterday, at the Turk. Ilead Hotel. lirey Street. Newcastle. the fully licensed premiere, known ;Is the Cricketers' Arms, situate in liall,,wynte, Newcastle. The biddiuß started at 5,,.00/. and reached £6,700, and there l,,eing no lugher offer, the property ens wlthdrawn.  At Weet llartlepo d. this 'norm., lefgro Mr Thome* aphy. C.C. on the chair,. Major Thor/111mo, Mr Vick. and Mr W. 11. *wen, Elisabeth M.agee, living at 2), South Street, Old Town, wee charged yeah having attempted to oommit nitride n Jrn le.— Sergi. Wzight spoke to reovislng the woman into cugtody from the Ilartlep...4 Jloopital, where eh, had heen in-patient 1.111,V June 19. Ile charged her with at,nioting , runt suicide on June g+, by cutfing !ler thn, with a ageing knife, and eke replied "I am very sorry for what I hare done. .1 will take mirtieuLar rare I der, do ,t agnie•-Sort Tiller said the woman had led mither an indifferent lift, and Ltd hdd n good deal of drink when she cld s.—it. teodoot. mother said slie nAn .repared to take her daughter lume and look after her. aud the Utter expressing her willingnem to go, ehe wwe discharged on that condituon.  It Wea—t IL r tiaa marung. Robert Norrins pleaded gmhy atealln g 1,11.1.1ty ;of growing atrawberries, .n July 2.nh. the froperty ,d Mr Ge,rge Oat, aa-al at a qu..vter to three 3,aterday incoming 1.. waz on dut7 at Foggy Furze. near Mr George kierdy • green, when he maw the prisoner on a bed of strlabearies. "thrra were two °tie* wash hen, and when he caught prienierr, ha had a handkerehaaf 1 of ztrawberncs, and his twa..kate wen, also !OM—Fined 2s 8.1. Gs ...at,r. alid Gd laa.agc. ,r. 11) Jaye imprisonment. ?
The Northern Guardian. — 1899-01-11 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

DAILY 111•1 L T./WRAY. j Nie I'dfh• Turttlev• A correspondent at Southend-on-Sea telegraphy : At the rlmie of elm Perreemmids'et homer m'd • -lAu inquest wee held yesterday afternoon on the mono hall los night Yoh. o,Maie Prete arreeted tma ems, ad, bma aprean, ta a body of a young married MAMA named Elngood. in whet 0 in allowed watt, attire and iniesteatie.. 22 years of age. who oommitted suicide ~n Satur, posing art, the herling hmotroo day mien t after • wedded life of barely two months. Thy the for the day. nd offered The husband, in hys evidence. nwore tha lb 2 den .t. he had a the lawyeni red to have „,.„0 wrier iieeer had an angry word with the &erased; but to prove than the performance was artistic and reAned. the landlady of the house in suich the young The oo.eolrotr adjourned the mus tailltendaY her rouple lived deposed that they luid,Ldiarrelied tern' ribl and t hat Saturday Elagood took hie boa the terfornrinen meantime. while the polies Y. tli.eaten to keep on arresting- :may, saying that " Ito ROA going to be singie again." The deemed left behind her some letter, of a most pitihil and pathetic character. In one of them she requested that bee busbendly photograph might be buried with her. She was about to commit suicide. die said. in order to net him tree, and if she suffered for that in the neat world she would do no cheerfully for ht. The jun, am, returning a verdict of " temporary insanity... censured the husband for his " inhuman rondmi,- and the d,rener. ho reProeing Eingoed. declared that more hearties, and unmanly condurt mold scarcely he conceived than that of winch , the man had bees guilty, ending that the hand was morally resp...ible far hie young infe'y ...mei, death.
The Northern Guardian. — 1899-03-06 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

ALLEGED SUICIDE.  'DEATH OF MR J. T. KAY, J.P,  OF HARTLEPOOL  10 IA with N•acore rogret that linre. to. to anraunce the deatn f Mr J. T. Kay. J. P.. of Ifattleponl. wbieh took plat-. this ro .:nr.og :Inrtly alter 2.:1n at hr. re.ideoreßorkdr. Clot . Terme, ilartlepool. after five v.eekN' illee,s The dereavd gentleman Inv of the best known. and moot reverted ot !oral citirens. to will be remembered that on the 19th January, in elebranen of their niivcr wArling. Me and Mr. Kay gave a ryrty in the 'jounce:lnce 11.11. Ilintlepool, at which in addition to the local g-utiy, the Lord May, of York. and the High , Shtriff of that city at...do& the „ty,i, being dowribed a. one of the finest axial function: ever held in the IlartleFoola. A few days later Mr Kay contracted a Revrro cold which developed later int • infiamation of the long,, I and this, coupled with an attack ot diabe•-e% was the immedinte raw of death. Dartng his lilting h.. no. attnded by Drs Airshy and Gibb, whilst he war oleo uttendrd by the • well known mecialioh. Dr. Parry. of London, and Dr. Oliver. of Neweutle. To the majority of the puhlie of Rarti,pod the new, of MO Kay,. Lninont,tl deinDe will ,ren. a great ,urpriae fee few were awn, ~f the geridtroteni the remtlemanfa three, Mr Ray. who, at the tim, of hia death woo 54 years of ago. 1000.0 a N 6411”, and family .0 one ,on and f, or daughter. to worn hi. low. boooo boo Motor, he war a prominent lt,man Catholic. and W. ono e! the bed known enasicku, in the manly, Coming to We,t ITartleponl 30 ream ano from. York-, he cetablialted a p.raetioe in the tiro h-,rough., He ...also solicitor to the .kdrunee Building Society, and it woo by hia esertionn, coupled with the efforts of the official.. that it ha. become one of the 'argent in tho District. Sin yea, ago his r.ante was added to the tot ,of borough magietratee, and sin, that time 'hr rat regularly en the b,rongli bench lawn., with Mr Pinder.  On Aldermen flamer and White taking the rds inagiretratins at the Ihirtiepcol Police Court tidy mooting, Alderman Hunter feelinidy roferird to tho death of Mr Kay. .Ifter referring to the fact that daring the eighth,. mynah.. Ifertletrol had lost fuer magistratea, he said that Mr Kay ram to llartlepool an yoars aga and since then he had built up for himaid a large prxtine., During the time he had boon cynnirted with ; the 'pine hi had hi,n on mod orerid trate, juntiee being tempered with m,rery. Ile eras imre that 021 ,he magintratei had found him to he a very plnoooot enllongue and he would he ini,ied not only by the Bonelt and the townapeople generally, but by the ...born of the profeanion. Scytally he wan min of the best of hod..  Mrlk alno vpuko f the uou tho official, 4 the Court had vuotained by the death uf 3h IL,.
The Northern Guardian. — 1899-02-08 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

MYSTERY CLEARED UP.  Johanueshurg "etandoll .Ll,le,r.nrn . it the mystery a the death of Me t Lou, a eonlidetanol enipl.7ee of the Conted Goldfields, of South Afriea. who wax •ly found shot dead on the Veit near Johan• has been solved. IL sow tra.pines, the cable, Qat it w. ease of suicide. Delat. a letter complaining that his services LL Goldfields Conopny load to un!esitusituejel. and stated he had bees driven to . .  Va. It., pr....ceded to NA.M...evere reflfttlone uP, ...la. Johannesburg Adrnin.i.ttro 11 and pa, ..nd Prt,ellt  .a f)ocos linteful ard Cotn,rting Hy tnooogh Lrencledge of the n4torsl lasso seh.Leh grn earn !he oparktlen• of digeation and mu rition, and by a earful application of the fine properties of vrefl-sefeted Cocoa. Mr Epps has prov,led for our breakfast and eappor a dolintely flasoured beoeroge which awl Par, u ostuar hues/ dodoes'lot. I I by the /orb thou, 'um of such articles; of diet that • reost.tution a fo,nn. ~c•-ulnally built or until strong enough to non ,ndencv to discos., We our escapc many a tato, bu keeping ooru,s ~11 fortified with anon load and a property nourisioul fraine."—uCivil tort • Gaautle.".—Made e:rnply air), boiling woes or only in Packets aud Pu'rodto,. b don nrt / labelled—"lami, Epp. sod Cu.. Ltd. Ifionnwopstiie Chasid:, Loudon  rhtred, r.ld and Sil•er ViePt and jewellefy. Homy," Van  Also Ras 12 0 Mr Ibbbert.'s Ebbing Tide Sy ....W Donnelly 11 13 Mr llama Ws Clawirkanorin • ....Mr 11•Yrwr 11 9Mr wak.e. Munelet Sy —.Mr Femme 11 9 Mr Brooke's Industriona • Betting 7 t..ll,seh &net Ilsiry Light and Gowen' Mir Mr's, 0 tr. 1 obek.ThbirTrde And Illsdnernion• Won by ten length, t Sre length% behoves ardnlld . snd third,  Trot:led publi,hed fa: ll,' rohnieto Mite. of the 'Northern Iluerdten: Street. `Nest Hartlepool and Nerthtrsh F lISRNISTIVIRFSNIt  ! . II '• ~ "UMW
The Northern Guardian. — 1897-07-03 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

THE 4.30 TULIN. , About ten o'clock on Wednesday night last de- Damn at Magnolia Lodge had been ordered for ' ceased came home, and went straight to her bed- a quarter te sight, in order to suit the sonveniemie room. About eight o'clock next morning witness of tho traealina, who were eapeered to Skrivs at heard her moaning in bed, and on going into the about that hour. bed-room found her to be unconscious. She was As the time drew on, Mrs. Burritt suddenly be.. afraid something was wrong, and sent immediately mune troubled again in her mind concerning tha for Dr Kendal. Witness did not know soap dish. , how the bottle labelled " Laudanum " got "I do wish, after all, I had ordered the best spam linto the ashpit. The Coroner remarked bedroom to be got ready, though Pre generally that the ease was a melancholy sequel ecnsidered the second beet good enough for a to the one inouired into on the previous ging]e gentleman, and I suppose he is a single day. The man Tuffnell, to whom she was en- gentleir.sn. But for all diet— gaged, took poison, and what had occurred as the " Here they are!" suddenly cried her daughter result of that had affected the mind of the young May, who was watching from the window. woman McCann, and she had taken a similar "Well, it's too late to make any ohmage now," eourse.--The Jury returned a verdict to the effect sighed her parent,half relieved at having the matter that deceased committed suicide whilst temper- summerily settled; "and perhaps he won't notice arily insane through a love disappointment, the creek. Ido hope my cap is on straight !' • ' The said cop was, ea usual, considerably out of EF fo the perpendicular ; but as it happened, its lack of TS's
The Northern Guardian. — 1896-11-04 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

SUICIDE OF A BREWER.  A verdict of suicide during temporary inunity was returned at an inquest held at Canterbury bat evening on the body of Mr Walter Gardener. a partner in the well-known firm of Sandwich brewers. The deceased, who shot himself through the heart at his office at the brewery, left • letter explaining that through betting he had got himself etc difficulties from which he saw no possibility of extricating himself Deceued WSOO young man mid had excellent prospects.  Now in coonnn of formation. Watch. Clock. and Jewellery Cline. For term., apply O. F. Berry. Jeweller. Church Street. Woof Hartlepool. Repairn of every dercription done on the premixes. Note our Venial keyleen watch at ISs 6d.—Adyt.  ALADIIIN'3 Lane GOLD MINING Co., lire—The shares id the above onnipany are • notable feature in the Mining Market, an they have steadily improved thraughicit the year thin 00 vent having been In disturbed by occanional slumps and depreseion which have affected aliment °eery other ',hero in thia department. The reasons for thie are not far to eelb. The small capital. only £100.000.,1n divided up aniungiit a, very large numb.* of ahareholders, who have every 'inducement to stick to MI investment which given them such magnificent returns Thy mine, too it mimeo before the public 1802 in the sha, of a limited company, has paid dividends at the average rate of 30 per cent. per annum. For the year jun ended 30 per cent, ha. already Inen Oistributed, and a final dividend of 10 to 15 per cent. re expected Whilst these remits have been obtained the drvelopement of the mine has not been neg. 'feted and according to the recent report of the Manager, the prospects NPrn brighter than then ever wi.re before. an that similar retultri can be confidently relied upon for the future. It is smnific.nt that additional machinery, which will enable the Comnany to treat double the ouantitv of their prevent output. is being erected, end will short!) be in active operation. which action on the Part of the Board point, to even larger earnings in the future. The price of Aladdin'. Lamp shares, now at £2l --£3. should therefore considerably improve at no distant date. At this price they are yielding 1? to 15 per tent.. which compares favourably with the return of sinned every other mining investment. The tint crushing of the. Company's new working year, which commenced on the let of October, ehowa .1.198 • 'if an .PPrOlill3.o value of £4,4oo—equal an emir 5 per cent. net profit on the whole capital.—Adui.
The Northern Guardian. — 1896-08-22 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

GRUESOME SUBJECT.  SATUIWAY, AUGUST 1896.  Tow recent returns for suicide of persons ' ant in lunatic asylums show a steady and loonstant increase for Great Britain. Every your the rate of deaths front this, cause rises, whilst no signs are shown of a return to lower figures. In 11392 there were 2,472 ,oases. Last year these figures had increased do 2,764. These statistics saggest an increase of nearly 100 suicides per annum. In oEngland the increase was morn than 11 per cent., whilst in Ireland, where the population is regarded as more patient and enduring of the ills of life, the. increase was nearly 15 per cent. This growing proneness to self-destruction, however, is not confined to England. Suicides in. all European countries have increased, but more especially in the North. There are °cessions of sudden advance. For instance, there have been many cases of suicide in South Africa since the discovery of gold in the Transvaal. owing to the great strain on Ohio nervous system resulting ham the exciting and swiftly changing conditions of life. In 1866 and 1867, during periods of commercial disaster, the rate went up suddenly in Great Britain, and it has never gone Awn again. No one really believes that. 90 per cent. of the unhappy creatures who take their own life tare insane. "Temporary insanity is a. verdict to Ka:Abe the feelings of the fluke:deb friends. For at the bottom of ills, heart humanity feels more of pity than of reprobation for the victim of his own despair , who is unable. to endure tenger what he regards as the burden of his life. And when we consider the condition,* both moral and I physical, of modern life. in highly civilised communitite we ought scarcely to wonder at I the growilig readiness to follow Hamlet's suggestion. Modern literature is flooded with a mass of morbid speowlation on the question of I self-drietruction, whilst the restraints which religion and morality opposed formerly have been visibly slackened. Vanity, and the morbid self consciousness which aocompanies it, is also a fruitful cause of suicide. Perhaps as many oases arias from an unwholes some condition of mind as from rave miscry  and despair. What is needed is remedy against that melancholy peo which has persuaded itself that humanity a failure that man and his inatitntiss, will disappear, leaving no wrack hehm and that, in the vast sum of things, our tat is of no more importance than the fortunem ephemerals of last year. This black creed, which would be reasonable if there seers moral instinct in nature and behind he; doubtlessly oppresses and overwhelms mail weak and solitary souls. But whatever the causes may be, there is la° gals.cayiiig the extent of the evil, and it is no easy matter% suggest anything like an adequate remedy,