The Northern Guardian. — 1898-07-15 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

ITEMS OF INTEREST.  Maori girls pay £3 each to be tat'oed. The West Hartlepool Lawn Tennis Club are h Ming a Tournanient this year, beginning on Saturday tirst,  at 2 o'clock.—Advt. Prices of iron rose at Birmingham yesterday. Dreyfus fever is•again raging in laris The Salvation Army is 33 ye' 9 01,1 thls week.  The Nile is rising in the south. H. Lamb, Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone, 4,l6l.—Advt. Cyclists must light their lamps at 9.9 to-iay and at 9.8 to-morrow.  - • Wheat was finn at yesterday's market. k;ut trade was not brisk.  H. Lamb. Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone, 4,l6l.—Advt.  Yesterday was the National Fete day in France, J•id the great, event WaS a review at Longelu-np.s. R. Fawcett, Auctioneer, Valuer, C,ommistion and Property Agent. Rents collected or secured.,—Advt. The _ _  death is announced of Mr W. L. G. Drew, chairman of the Civil Service Soak.' -4 And formerly Auditor-General of that colony. Captain John Pilkington has been found shot dead at his residence, near Birr, King's County. At the inquest an open verdict was returned. W. Maxwell, Jeweller and Silversmith, for the Largest Stock and cheapest. Inspection invited.—The Clock, Surtees Street.—Advt. The Duchess of York attended the Illrincess Mary Village Home at Addlestone yesterday afternoon, and distributed the prices to the girls of the institution. Reuter's Dresden correspondent telegraphs thee the King of Saxony is suffering from internal hemorrhage, and his physicians have ordered careful treatment. • iWestHartlepoc4 Harriers' Sports, July 16th-. Have you seen the prizes? If not, look at Lamb's windows, the Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone, 4,l6ll.—Advt. The young man named McNiff, who was seriously injured in a cycling accident at Ric:inland cn Wednesday afternoon, succumbed to his injuries yesterday morning. The Madrid "Epees," expresses the opinion !bat the orT:nisation of a Curlist movement is certain, and advises the (4 3vernment to occupy the ncrthern  provinces with tro,;ps. Half-a-dozen best Ni...kel 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. Mr T. P. O'Connor has beer struck by 'Mrs R. L. Stevenson's appearance. "What a facer' he says; "she looks a being whose personality is apart trom the common—perhaps a priestess or a seer.' ' The latest novelty in the journalistic world is a wcntan's newspaper —"Woman's Week! y''—.l, newspper wholly devoted to women. and for women only. Such a paper is announced to appear on July 28. Dr. Salt. Dentiet, has now made arrangements for daily attendanoe, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the usual address, 4 Scarborough Street, West Hartle, peol.—Advt. The Earl of Ronaldshay who retuins to Aske Hall, Richmond, early in the week, is hringing with bin several cricketing friends. The MiNjuis and Mar-hianess of Zeeland ari also expected at Aske Hall m the course of a day or two. Gc amender Mark Kerr, who has just received rromotion to his present rank. ;s only thirty-two years old, an exceptionally young age for his psitiou However, the Commander has given twelve years service to the navy. Apiol and Steel tals for Females, a French remedy, for all irregularities and otstructions, superseding bitter apiol pill cochiae, pennyroyal, etc. Price 4s 6d post free. Obtainable only from Martin, Foreign Chemist. Sonthampton.—Advt The suicide of George Watkins, the Balaclava hero, who also w..nt through the Indian Mutiny, was investigated at Guildford yesterlay morniag. It ap' rectal 'that dtreacl drowned hintidf after his discharge from the asylum. The seoond day's proceedings o.:' the Norliiintb,,rland Agricultural Show and he Newcastle Flower Show at Newcastle were favoured with nnin weal her yesterday, and there was a large attendanze. The receip..s for the two days show a falling off of £440 ecinpareel with the first two days of the 1893 show in Newcastle. Prince Alexis Dolgonouki, who Las jilst married ' Miss Fleetwood Wilson. is the younger 6,,Y1' of Prince Deig,oronki, Secretary of State and Privy Seal to the late Czar. He took a gallant pa:t in the RussoTurk;sh war, was Inexitioned in dispatches, and decorated. The Dolgeroukis are one of the foremost nol le families in Russia, and have always held great offices at Court, in the army, and the. State. Her Majesty's cruiser Crescent, under the c_lnmard of the Duke of York, which left Portland late on Wednesday night, arrived in Plymouth Sound at 6.35 yesterday morning. She left again shortly before 8 'O'clock WI rejoin the vesse's of the Channel Squadron, which are now on their way to Kirkwall, due there on Saturday.