Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-08-20 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

YOUNG MERCHANT'S SAD DOOTH. 11, explset":mpaia4lth.ki-Councillor Hartsitrit lixe7oolauflnolihn cslurmaardaoy: astos: jewv,ici.eak,oilinga°mant ttl.,:er,:ircubadsiaclen: :ceholgotf promising young it had been suggeste I that the eroporetion should ! s man of 24, shot take the matter up, but he thought they as 2'sheri' s bad let better do it therneeleeie A „m. himself with • revolver, inflicting a Mel wound on thleterir ionfdivimdueamlb:arspacityof the give (fla4ion 1 hainp apthepeariligs,hikfg:A3ths,n4d familhirluiryb:doilyrcle! to Delse7Lata'dboalfwini. they could—perhaps in the shape of helping peso eight, them to obtain facihties for their depot. He mtg. gested the formation of a &man limited liability room apparently in a cheseeil condition. He had ! company, with 5s &mares, no memeer to hold :core ere been absent Wet! bowe'str, before the toped than four shares. The scheme suggested by the of a pistol was hared, Led ois his brother Herman and other friends rushing into his room they original committee for as entrance fee of la only, might be amalgamated with his suegestion. found deceased lying os the finer bloodier Those paying an entrance fee of Is would profusely from a wound on the right side, and be entitled to midi, for tee ewe ogre of „,1. In a revolver ljrine beside him. He was immediately that way they would save sufficient, say, in thesis caned to bed, and medical ad sent for, but on the months to enable them to paj up a be share, and arrival of Dr. Swanwiok's assistant deceased had thus be able to get a quarter of a ton of coal in at succumbed to the injury, having lived only about ouce and effect a further eaten t. lie „oototee 20 mime:tem after indicting the wound. De— that they should charge a profit o?, say, a shilling case •d had Leen in • desponding state a ton over the actual .-ost of the coal, to pay working of mind for some time past, and had expensos. They would bitable to engages couple of been &teen" be Dr- Heeltriee• but there was wills at the Nortiolleatern itaeway dep Is, at a noosing in his condition to lead to .he betel that t cost et ed per month, for which they would be he eould make an a- tempt upon he own life. He entitle! to the use of tee weighing machine, and was clerk M tie office of his tether, who -limos the weiglimen would keep as account of the on an extensive coal 'Deporting business at West quantities weighed, whilst the railway company HaedePoel• and for whom mufti weeleatbe is evoked would also protect the coals lying at the d .. It ope by the melauebolY be:lnset on the beefy was in 'at important that they mould have decouel was held last Saturday afternoon at the busineas conductee upon such lines the Orown Hotel, West Hartlepool, by Cornier that there should be no mistake. Ximer, Settle, on the the body of Hobert Beams-me wan bear.) Tesy must put their foot at once committee suicide. on Friday night by ehoo_ieg upon giving credit, for no such COUNPRII himself with a refoleir--Mr K. tie Henmena, of meld ever pay upon • credit system, for thwe Wellington-roal, coal exporter. said &owed wee his anne"l'd sed allw"uvr otigurd•*rodaitPmbeLlieru:diveen.uP°Dtiltire ,c°iliielutt:adeHtQa ri:lngbeeestnwn. engagedliirils w24itnyeeres of elates lived sugeestel that they ehoeld appoint a reprwents- w•fll bin. lie lad been out of hasith for about tire committee to oonsieer the details of the two years- Witness wali net aware that descheme. He had seen several members cease I ha! • revolver, He leapt in a if tere Twit Council and other geetomeat double-bedded rOOO occupied by himself wet in tile then who hal promised to takeshares in his bell-brother. He had been loweleiritae and asset tee company. Their primary object for some time. Witness was sitting in the diningwas to get themselves placed in direct commune room, sal saw decease Igo llestal a about MO to cation between consumer an] producer, so as to el;e1 own rO3'n. He elortle afterwards heard the get their coals at first hand. If they could get report of a pistol. Deceased's brother, William, IWO or 300 shareholders they would be in a positing and Mr Frank =ha, a friend, ruthed which they need speed vary tote of their stairs imelediatekr Witness himself followed capital, but teepees it at inereat at the Lank shortly afterwards, when he was told by Do for if they had a sound co :moony they could get Swaneiok's assistant that deceased was dead.— credit from the (memories until about the 90th of Ell•sbeth CaYlen, domestic "meat with the lad the following month. anti „ling these owe for witness, depoaed to 'nearing deceased fall after case, they need not trench on their modal, firlug therevolver.ever. She ran ill.O tee sitting'," keep it as a me," moo C. room, and saw deeeseed lyme on the :too: eillor J. !emu -oe supper:el the proposal lo on his back. A revolver was lying Con:ie.:lice McLauchlan, and strongly urged that by his left hand, and his right lend was resting no credit should be allo Ho h across his chest. Site shoatal. and ele :ells went wed. ad into the rooia.—Mr Frank Leis, *Mier, said le sufficient conticiesee in the political Middlesbrough to wee!, that, given the Leoeuary securities, beani the report whilst sitting in the drawing-room. the money voted be fairly dealt with. £2OO or ee3oo He Immediately went up stairs, ant found the would be raised without any trouble to carry out • last witness trying to raise decreased, who was the ideas with which the, Associatien had been groaniug slightly, bat was quite unconscious. !crook oe that money they might pay a Tilers was a wound on the right dile. Deceased small interest, eay per cent., out of died bef••ro medical a0a1"0.11.:* serieed.— Pollee the profits on the working, He depre. Sergeant Abbot produced a six-chambered revolver, cateml the ides of the Corporation beginning to which he lad obtainel as Mr Batenanees house. dabble in schemes of this ; they might go on He also produced a bleed-seamed m eat with a hole, from coals to drapers' er bakers' shops, or made apparently with a ballet, lust above the rights bosses, or anything ellea—Councellor filklN moved, hand peek*. In the poeket siuseva seed he found "That it is desirable that a coda association should two cartreiges.—The jury returnee a verdict of be formed fcr the purpose of supplying coals to suicide whilst temporarily insane: householders at a reasonable price." He • ex pressed his approval of the principle, ! DURHAM MINERS' COUNCIL and also opposed the idea of the Coe. poration un !ertaking this work—they had MR= I Nel. enough work on hand already. fLanehter. :—Mr MATTHFOLN seconee I. He thought that with •