Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1892-03-19 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A NORTH  ORIIZBBY GIRL.  The North Ormesby police have received in. formation of the suppose.] suiciilo of a girl named Mary Deacon (25,, whom parents live at 10, Worsley-street, North Ormesby. The girl had been in servioe with a Mr Burn at Baker for about air years, and on Tasad ay the visited her home. She left again in the evening, her parent* expecting that she was going to return to ttedcar, but later they found the following WAN? .—" 1 drop you this note just to tell you that I am tired f my life. When you receive this I stall be at the bottom of the river. Don't fret about me. I hope the Lord will have 1 memy on my @ad.—From your loving daughter, MAny Deaxe"Phe girl had been keeping company with a young man at Grangetown. They guan'elled three weeks ago, and on Sundav last it is stated that the young man passed her ' without speaking. This seems to hare preyed on liar mind.  "I have heard from several friends ,inoln i.ng my family doctor) that Harness' Electrops.thiclielts are realty genuine scientific health appliances, which are not only invaluable to suffering humanity but are also very useful to the more robust iunintiers of society, cc th hens been tonal to act ea • preventive as well as a cure. In fact, as a Baiaguard against gnat, rheumatism, impaired vitality, torpid liver, and kindred ailments, I awn told they ars unequalled." The first meeting of the new Council was held at ; The above remark was endorsed by several other Northallerton on Wednesday. There was a large ; attendance.—Earl Pevereham moved the re-ele • gentlemen in the carriage, one of whom state" ti iu of the Hon. John Charles Dundas as chair- that, being by nature somewhat sceptical, he had man.—Mr Elijah Beacham, South Eaton, in taken the trouble to visit the Medical 114:68r1 seconling, said an abler nr betier man could Co.'s Electropatitic and Zauder Institute at 52, not be found. —The proposal was carried onani- I Oxford-et-reek London for the porpoise of thoroughly rnouily —The election of Aldermen resulted as follows, CO member,:— asterisk indicating the old mem:— satisfying himself on the subject, an .d he said that I ) 'Colonel Legard, Scarborough, 47: 'Colonel %cif_ one of the oificers of the Company, haring age-seem, Cliff., kleroebridge, 47; Ron. .7. C. Handal, ! tained the object of ilia call, coirteously and mai.)45; Messrs 'A. Dancombe, Rasingwold, 42; 'Jac ; factorily answered every question put to him. • Rutherford, Kirkleatharn, ; "Jos. Smith, I york, 40; J. Newton, ere ke. Easing. For the purpose of further proof an Elect!). we'd, 36; °J. 8. Paaasrman, Qscy, 34; i pathic Belt was produced and scientifically taste! Heigh Bell, Contlians, 34; Richard Hill, Sinning- with a galvanometer, and, he went, cui to say, ton, 25. Not elected: Colonel A. L. Godusan, ; was afterwards shown books containing numberSmeaton ; Messrs Oen, Hodgson, farmer, Ald- loss original testimonials, in-luding many of s borough; Sir Class. M. Palmer, Bart , M.P.. Sir ' Reginald „mbar.; Bart., Joe. porn, miners, p'res;. ! most convincing character from noblemen, physi. !dent, salthurn; G. B. Hobbs, miners' secretary, • cans, solicitors, clergymen, and other men of Saltbitru; and Jos. Walton, ooalowner, Snlttinro. note. Before leaving I inspected the Electro; The Hon. G. K. ',nacelles wasrenlected Chairman. Maaaage Rooms, and also the Hernia, Dental and , —A long time was spent in the en- DO atm -- t of ; Mechanical Exercise Departments of their g' the various Stand ng Committees.— he Chairman, , Sir C. M. Palmer, Mr R. E. Pannett, (Whitby), and institution, and I must say that I Ca. 013 away fe,lArr J. tic Wendell (Scarborough', were appointed to tag thoroughly convince I that Mr Haresn' represent the Riding in the North- Eastern Sea appliances and methods of erica were superior to ' Fisheries Committee, and the Chairman, Vice- anything I had ever before seen or beard of.„ chairmen, and Mr Jim. Hilton to represent the , Connell upon the County l",ouncila .kssociation. ; All in search of health, strength, and vigour ! TICHNICAL PISTRUCTION iiTRIC airnrn. should follow this gentleman's exainple and call The Right Hon. J. L osyrnen, M. l'., postponed his possible) withous delay and a' au themselves of a resolution, traversing the policy of the Teehnical free pereonal consultation at the Electropathic and Instruction Committee, in consequence of the ee of the chairman 4.'olonel aggard).— absir R. R. I Lander Institute, 52, Oxford -street, London, W, ! L ; moved the minuses of the committee. ; fat the corner of Rathbone-pla-e. recommending Viola of SW towards "lie establish. ; Those who are unable to call should write at meat of a long vacation coarse of lectures on &pi. , noe for pamphlet and book of testimonials. • culture at the Yorksh.re College, heeds. for elementary sehoollearshers, subject to not less than 20 I students attending from the Riding; £l5O, in equal shares to the local committee's of Scarborhugh, Whitby, Mallon; Pickering, and Kirbymoorside, for courses of lectures in cookery,hvgiene. ' and laundry work, under the Yorkshire Ladies' Council of Education. ,E 66 of the grant to be devoted to the cost of apparatus and fittings; and the following granta to schools and art classes : '—l arm Grammar School, 1644 ; Westerman Foundation School, Plasingwold, £22; Exton ant Normanby cookery and dressotat lug classes, XI); I,gton travelling dairy, £l2; liythe travelling dairy, ; Skelton dairy. £3 ; South Stockton Mechanics' Institute, £3 liks, and £3 15e, for evening Glasses; Croft science classes, 5.-3--The report was adopted, and, after : sone objection from this Scarborough members,;it 'was resolved to petition Peal:anent against the Local Taxation Act ,1890) Amendment Bill, giving t municipal looroughe full control of their share of , the technical imam-. Lion fund.