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Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1888-02-11 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

MAINPRIZE. A letter was read from Mr. Bryan, asking to rent for the season the lower platform of what is known as Tonge's Sea Wall for £2.—Theletter was, on the motion of Mr. DOBSON, seconded by Mr. Caseate, referred to the Highway Committee. A letter was read from Mr. Samuelson, asking that he might be paid for his eervices ha  An ingaeet was bald at Baleen Heath, near Birmingham, on Bator lay, on the body of Rivard Argent (2), who oomm ttad auiinde by thou woes himself le ma the window of an attic bedroom in his • mother's hones. He had been outlying hard for some time, and his miad had broom, e, seriouily unhinged that he imagiaed he was b jog parssed for having knocked down the frost of the house. He had been watched, bat was left when asleep; he soon afterwards, however, got up, at threw hien • self from the ',indica. A verdict of" Suicide whale insane" was returned. Four eases of German measles were reported on board the Peninsular and Jrieotal steamer, which arrived at Plymouth on Taesday, ewe lissesre, and two eons of C Skinaer,Beagal lieges Infantry, euftering from the disease. The Plymouth passengers were allowed to laud by epochal order of ail Port Biavitary Authority, but the ship was detained, and as the sanitary regulatioa. compel the removal of Mrs. Rimier sal the two ehiAren to the hospital ship Pique, on board which there are three cases of small-pox, the Local Government Board have been o cmmaoiesced with.  THROLT IROITOTION/MD COUGH:80100/86 /0d drynese, tickling and iriitition, in lacing a 'age and a@ sating the voice. For these a' m Acme me Epee's Glycerine Jujubes. In round with the glao is at the moment they are excite' be the no. of snekinr, the fllyrierine in these agreeable 0 'elections boo one ively healing. Soli only in brae' 7Yd , tine Is 10., Labelle ":Less Errs & Co., H once patbio Chomiete, London." Dr. George Moore, in hie work on " Nose and Throat Disel4.l/" mye : " The Glycerine Jojobse prepared be Jamea Epoe and Co., Us of =lon table service as a euratlye or palliative wi ile Dr. Gordon H 010163, Senior Paysioian t the Municipal Throat and Ear lullratary, writes, "After an extruded trial, I have f mod your Glj a 'rine Jujubes of considerable bensat.in almost all forma of thiost disease."
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1888-10-20 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

ANOTHER LONDON MYSTERY.  CONFESSION OF MURDER.  A man giving the name of William Rowell, and stating that he was discharged a week ago from an American ship, the National Eagle, at the Victoria Docks, Liverpool, has given himself up to the police at Maidenhead, accusing himself of having committed a murder in London on Tuesday night last. He says that on the night in question he had been drinking with an unfortunate whom he call,' Annie." They subsequently quarrelled, and he threw the woman over the parapet of Westminster Bridge into the Thames. He then ran away, and has eines been biding Raw aadWlndsor. Haunted, however by the belief thane's's/ being hunted down, he became so uneasy that he could get no rest, and consequently surrendered himself to the police. He describes the woman as rather good-looking, of dark completion, and rather stout, the type," he says, "of • London girl." Russell Iran detained by the police, and late on Sunday night the attention of Sergeant Meade was I attracted by a strange gurgling sound as of some one suffocating. The officer went to the room where the prieoner was, and found him black in the face from an attempt to strangle himself. He had tied a silk handkerchief tightly round his throat. The sergeant arrived just in time to remove it and save the man's life. He was charged before the magistrates on Monday with attempting suicide, and remanded for a week for inquiries to be made.  HOLLOWAY'S Pntw.—ln the complaints peculiar to females tin se Pills are unrivalled. Their use by the fair are has become so eon.. ut for the removal of their ailments that rare is the household that is without them. aillloOrt all clamed, from the domestic servant to the peeress, uniwirsal favour le reourded to timer reatvating Pill.; their lost orating and purifying propertles render them safe and invaluable in all net ; they may be taken by females of all ogee for any he. organitation or irreguledity of the sys ern speedily removing the OM. and r• storing the sufferer to roLost health As • fglii.l&nt.eodii;ion.e.gth.eya tee unapproachable for eubduing the  Fort Hall Hotham Terrace Mrs Watson 4 Miss Nicholls Carlin Is Hull Wllitt Mr Mrs &fam Nottingham spring Villas Wood Mrs Brien/us Mitehell Mr Regent Terrace
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1888-09-15 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

LIOOOI.N. CAPHIIIS'S COCOA is absolutely pure and unteloPored with% It has stood the komutetvlnalytical. tow, sob SORsillta .01017 0! the concentrated extract of the COcoa bean, the liwour being developed sad the aroma improved by a special prooess of roasting.  The four daughters of Mr. Itaktkews, of Milner House, Islington, were married together last week at St. Mary's Pariah Church, Upper. Street, Islington. There was a large congregatiin, mostly composed of ladies, and the wedding excited greatl interest in the neighbourhood. Pu.x.s.—Weitk Stomach—The wisest cannot enumerate one quarter of the distressing symptoms arising from imperfect or disordered digestion, all of which can be relieved by thew admirable Pills. They remove wintery taste born the mouth, fletulency and constipation. lionoway's Pill. rouse the stomach, liver, and every other organ, thereby bring. lag digestion to that healthy tone which fully enables it to eonvert all we eat and drink to the nouriehment of our bodied. Hence the Pills are the surest strengtheners and the safest restoratives in nervousness, wa.ting and chronic debility. Holloway's Pills are infallible remedies for impaired appetite, eructations, and • multitude of other disagreeable symptoms which render the lives of thousands miserable indeed. These Pills are approved by all elates,  The Natio tailor, Gnalig, who, the other day, poured through a funnel melted lead into the ear of his sleeping wife, has committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. This he aaeomplished just as the police were dragging him from under a bedstead in a room where he had eeoreted himself.  LADY "Among axe informed that Southall's Sanitary Towels can be obtained retail in Bridlington at J. T. Soholefield'a. Southall's Sanitary Towels (Patented) are specially euitable for Ladies Travelling or from Home. Sold at Is. and 2s. per packet of one dozen, by all Underclothing Houses and Chemists throughout the world.
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1888-06-30 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

INQUEST AT BRIDLINGTON. An inquest was held at Bridlington, on Retard'ls at the Black Lion Hotel, brfore J. la Jennings, coroner, touching the death of Mi. Williams Crinswiek, butcher, High Street, Bridlington, late • of Sewerby, farmer.—Mr. George Heseiton said be saw the deceased on Thursday, and he had just received • telegram from Hell informing him that be could not be supplied with any meat on Saturday. He appeared to be very much put out. Witness advised him to go elsewhere and try to get some. Deceased appeared to brighten up a bit after that and witness left him. He went into the shop next morning but did not see deceased, as it was expected be had gone somewhere to buy meat. After staying a few minutes, witness left, but went in again during the day. On asking if they had heard anything more of him be was told they had not. Deceased's wife found his coat and went into the sitting room, bat her husband was not there. Witness went home to get his tea and when that meal au about half over his bell was rung and he was asked to go down to deceased's house at once. It appeared that someone had been upstairs and foand the top bedroom door locked. Witness went to Mr. Watson, wheelwright, and Baked him to wait until im fetched the police, and an his return Mr. Watson and Sergeant Bramley broke the door open. He was not present when the door was broken open, but went up immediately afrer.—Sergeant Brantley stated that about halfpast six he ware called to Mr. Granswick's, and went immediately. Mr. Watson and witness broke the door open. It was looked from the inside. Deceased was sitting between the bed and the door. There was just room for the chair. He was Fitting with his feet against the door, which made it difficult for them to get in. Dr. Mitchinson was sent for at once, but his efforts to restore consciousness were unavailing. About an hour afterwards they found a bottle, which bad contained laudanum, in the pocket of deceased—Dr. E. Hutchinson said he was called about half-past six, and 'found the deceased bitting in a chair. From all appearances he had been taking laudanum. All efforts were without avail, as the deceaaed never once regained consciousness. Witness had not the slightest doubt but that deceased had died from the effects of the poison taken.—The jury returned a verdict of "Suicide during temporary insanity."
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1888-01-21 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

CRISTO.  The New York Herald correeponient telegraphs on -. the 115th-Bare italst.-n, the youngeet son of the great ep oulator and financier of Calif rate, be. I followed in Inc father's footsteps. He committed •uici In on Friday rieht at • rancho near Georgetown, Eldorado County. California Young Ralston . was only twenty-seven yarn oil, but he was a veritable Mute Cisco for gay extravaganoe. He was as popular alike • with men and women and generally eons:dere& the haudeomest man on the itan.fic coast. No oration ie even ansgeoted for toe on side, uilleee it be the failure of some project. in Siberia, from which couotry he had recently re.urned. Ralston's father was the president of the Bank of Califoruis when he took bin life four. teen jeers ago. For nearly a decade he had been the most prominent figure in the mining stock market in ban Francisco, and by genius he ha more than ono° got the better of the rising boner:ma kings, Food and O'Brien. Their iullueuee Fedorrated the orath in the affairs of the bank, and Ralston knew he could tope for no mercy from men sho represented antagonistie circles, and were powerful et.ough to control the money mark of tne oily. Rolston, who was most intensely • proud men, seemed unable to bear the etiema of failure after no many years of • brilliant career, and after a meeting oh the bank dilectors, when all hope of raying be institution was diepelled, he went for his usual plunge to the baths Ist North , , Beach. He swam out come dittanoe, and wee ' eeen to disappear. When the bath guards reached ' him he was dead. Many lamas at the time seserted that his death was ace:dental, bet as he was in the prime of life, it was generally believed that it was • deliberate suicide.
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1888-05-05 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

HIGHWAY COMMITTEE. At • meeting of this committee, held the 25th of April, present :—Messrs. Andrew, Roue.. c.uwedah, Dobeon, and Edmond Mmnprize. Ii um resolved, that Mr. Dobeon be re-appointed the chairman of this committee for the eneang year. That the meetings of the committee be losouelorlh held at a quarter to three o'clock in the af terocon of the Wednesday before each ordinary monthly meeting of the Board. The amount., for work done sod materials sopplied for the Highway, for the ' past month were examined and referred to the Finanoe committee. An estimate of the anis au required for the payment of labourers' wage' hui or hone breaking for the !next Nre weeks moue. ing to the sum of £6O Os, Od., was presented by the Burveyor. It wee also resolved—That nide estimate be allowed. A letter which had bees received by the chairman of the committee from Mr. G. Riddell, Photographic artist, of &upland Road, London, asking to be allowed to rent a stud on the cliff, for the purpoaee of hie trade. It wu also resolved—That the clerk be and he is hereby instructed to state in reply to curb letter, that the request therein contained cannot be compiied witb. It having been reported to the committee that the Bridlington One Company had recently damaged tie footpath in Manor Street, by putting a crime of GaS into the premises °commie] by Mr. Fraud Gray. It was also resolved—That the clerk be an he is hereby instructed to write to the Gas 0.21 pony, and request that the footpath in question may immediately be put into proper order and eon. &Pon, and that in future when the roads or !cob paths in the district are taken up by the eanipiny, they may be at once rent ,red by duly gad ford workmen. That the clerk be and he le hereby in equated to °suss hand bilhe to be issued annetta. tag that this committee will meet in the Bug Room, on Tonreday, the led proximo, at half-oat six o'clock in the evening, for the purpose of letting the herbage of the lanes within the diitrict of the Local Board. The Surveyor produced a het of materials and suicides required to be need on the Highways within the diatriot ol the Board, cod orders were issued for the same no per ordet chart book. The confirmation of these minutee having been been moved by Mr. DOBSON, 'tweeted by Mr, ROBlNsodr, Mr. TAYLOR said he noticed from the bank hook that they were in very low water, sod that the Highway Committee were at the top ot the tree in expenditure. Their eetimate for the next five weeks was £6O. This he thought a serious item, seeing that the road, were in good order. Reoil not think the Highway Committee were particularly careful in the matter of expenditure. Mr.
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1888-01-14 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

NINE MONTHS ON A DESERT ISLAND. An mantic story of adventure' upon • deport island le related by two survivors of toe soho-..ner General Siegel, who have arrived at Honolulu. The , men state that the General Siegel left Honolulu on Sept. let, 1886. for French Frigate Shoals, on a tharle.fiting expedition. Her crew was composed Of Captain Aberdine Adolph Jorgen, the mete, the ten men alre;dy mentioned, Peter Larkin, Peter Brown, Martin Edison, and Chas. Clemens. On September 23rd they arrived off Medway Inland. On the night of September 26th the vessel was ridirg at anchor off this island, the whole of the new being camped on chore. Towards midnight a gale of clod arose. The vessel drifted ashore and became • wreck. The mew thus found themselves east upon a desolate island in mid-ocean, their Only wrens of sustenance being sea birds and thrfr KV, and Bah. About ten days afterwards • painful accident happened to Peter Larkin. While ecgaged in killing fieh with giant powder one of his hands was blown off. Be died from his injuries in a few days. After the a feud appears to have etisen between the mate Jorgan and the others. William Timpe, one of the survivors says that while he was alone in the hut Jorgan crept behind him and tried to etrangle him with • rope. The lad called for help, when the mate desisted from the att. mpt. While the eaptain and Brown were alter egts Jorgan murdered them. When the (Ahem beard of Ohio they taxed Jorgan with it, but he said the two had committed suicide. Olsen and Thane then received to leave the island. They accordingly destroyed the ship's boat, and then sailed away on the 28th June in a scow and left the Mate alone. They headed for Marshal Island, which they reached after a voyage lasting two Months and • hall.
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1890-05-03 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

SUICIDE OF A FAMILY. A family named Rouohaud, native* of Limoges, ooneinting of the father, son, and daughter, wae , found nearly dead by a friend who happened to call about noon on Monday. The Houchautle occupied an appartment in a house on the Boulevard Poissonniers into which they moved a short time ago. When the visitor made his appearance the father waa sitting in an armchair, and the daughter in another, alemet at the Mat gimp, while the son, who was lying on a bed, was trying to etranele himself with a rope. The atmosphere was @titling, owing to the fumes of the charcoal with which they had endeavoured to asphyxiate therneelven. The alarm was at oime given, and the Rouchaude were removed to the Larlboiniere Hospital, where the young woman expired to a few hours. The cause of this drama is unknown. H. Beached is about minty years of age, and his eon and daughter were between twenty-five and thirty.  On Saturday, while the caretaker on • farm at Castleventry, county Cork, wee absent with his escort, the farmhouse was entered, the furniture destroyed, and a dog left in charge wee killed. Samuel Shinn, of Parkersburg, West Virginia, , was (the PltqadetpAia Ledger snares us) married on Saturday week last. lie is 96 years old. and Ma bride a epinster of 60. An extraordinary accident, which may hare • very serious result, occurred in Fleet Street, London, on Saturday morning. While amen of gentlemanly appearance was passing Mossem. C. Ilaker'• establishment, he slipped and fell through • large pane of plate-glass. The window was smashed, and the unfortunate man was fearfully out about the farm and hands. The wounds bled copioualy, and It is believed they are of a Ntiolle nature. 60 was at coca rtMOTWI 19§F. Plifiaologasw's
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1890-11-15 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

MOP.  The plea of. defendant that the service. of a dentist, who had attended him professionally on the Sabbath came withm the Sunday Observanca Act. and that the tees, therefore, conld not be recovered at law, was overralial on Monday by the Westminster , County Court Judge, who stigmatiaed it as .shabby defence.  News comes from San Francisco of • terrible quarrel between two rival Chinese theatrical =minutiae. The membery of these troops have entered into sworn compact to murder each other. Since November let two lives have bean taken, and on election night another murder wee attempted, the victim being now in • dying state. On Monday morning a workman named klaelotoeh sustained shocking injuriee at the Wallmnd Slipway. from the effect. of which he succumbed. By soros means =explained he wee caught by • wire hawser and pulled round • stmm wench. Be was immediately removed to the Newcastle Infirmary, but died shortly after admittance.  On Monday morning, Mm. Boyd, wife of a riveter employed at Mr. lames Laing'. ehipbuilding yard, and living in Cnmberland Street. Sunderland, coro• , mitted suicide by cutting her throat. She had been ailing for a coneiderable period, and had just come out of the Infirmary. She leaves seven children, three of whom are married. The inquest was resumed at Taunton on Thur. day on the bodies of the ten persons killed in the railway ...Went at Norton Fitawarren. The sig. nalman Rice was examined, and folly admitted that it was hi consequence of his default' in maned. hag the line clear that the aecident happened. By way of extenuation, his solicitor attempted to show that Bios wee mentally suffering from the effeete of a reeeut accident at the lime of the wollision. Other wituemes were examined, and a enggemion was made that the line wait eongeeted with traffic at thin point,  Lint= Catharticam Pills, greenbly aperient, 90., la. lid., 2s. 9d. Of all Chemate. C 08011116.— Cement for Broken Articles, 6d. portage 2d. Sold averyirbore, home sad &Into
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1890-06-07 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

SUDDEN DEATH OF A HULL CAPTAIN.  The death ie announced of Captain White, of the Wilson line Cato. The sad occurrence took place when the captain was at flea on a voyage from St. Petersburg to London. The vessel left the former place on the 18th of May, and on the following day Captain White complained of being ill. He, however, stuck to his post for three days longer. Then he was compelled to take to hie bed, where he remained until about bell-pact one on the 94th ult., when he died. The body was brought to London, where an inquest was held, the result of which vrakthat it was found that the deceased had died from pleuriey and effusion of blood. Captain White wee one of the oldest captains in the Wilson Line, and wae highly respected by all who know him. The Cato arrived in Hull on Saturday last, uoder the command of Captain Kendrick, who has been appointed to be the euccessor of the late master of the ship.  An inquest ims bold on Wednesday at Woodland, Biehop Anckland, on the body of Elimbeth L 01.1013, wife of Robert Lowson, • miner, who committed suicide • few day. ago by drinking the contents of a bottle containing • mixture of nitric acid, mercury, tinfoil and nitrate of silver, used by watohmakers. The jury returned • verdict of "Suicide by poison during temporary insanity." At Market Weighton on Wednesday, Mr. Trigg, coroner, held an inquest on the body of a little boy six year. old, and eon of Jemes Kell, foreman at Mr. H. Stephenson, River End Farm. The little follow when playing about on Saturday atht woe severely kicked on the head by a horse as it was being turned out of the stable to gram. Death ensued on Monday, and • verdict of " Accidental death" was returned.
Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1890-05-24 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE. A shocking attempt at murder wes committed on Friday night ML... The victim was Mrs. Haley, of 745 Batllt, Aah, Hill, • married woman with aix ,ohildren. Iller assailant was a young man of about 24 yams, mimed Broderick Hannan, of Birch. wood, Chislehuret. He formerly resided at Lee, and was acquainted with Mrs. Haley. On Friday night he; met her at Charing Cross, as ahe was returning horn. They got out at Grove Park Station, and walked to Lee. The road leads through • country lane, and when in the quietieat part he shot her with& rev olver,firing at her twice. A constable the neighiourbood, hearing the shots followed by,ths Normans of a woman, ran to the spot and met Mrs. Haley bleeding profusely. She complained of having been ehot, and said her amailaut hod escaped. Though searoh was made no traoe of Hinman was found until Saturday morning, when his body was discovered in • pond some 200 yards away. Hannan wita dead, and it was ovideot that before throwing himself into the water he had out hie throat. It is stated that he has been overworked of late, and had been noticed to be in all unsound state of mind. Mrs. Haley was on Saturday said to born • precarious condition, but she has Mace sufficiently recovered to enable her to make a statement of the circumstance. wider whioh ale was attacked by Hannan. Mr.. Haley states that on alighting at Grove Park they went towards their home walking artn.in-arm. lionnen suddenly asked her to look at the lights, and when she turned her hood aside to see the light. of Loudon he shot her in the temple. She screamed, but he held her round the neck, and pushing the revolver into her mouth tired again, exclaiming that he knew it wee imposaible he could over win her, and therefore it was better they should die together. Then he knell down by her aids and deliberately out his throat. She told him he should have thought of her poor little ohildren before doing Such a thing, and he asked her whether she was dying. She answered she believed else was. Al his request she took a handkerchief nod staunched the blood at his throat. Thou fear overcame her and she ran away. liannoa had taken her to demos and partite with her husband's knowledge and oonsent, but on this occasion the latter was not aware they were together, as she was ,opposed to be dining with awns friend.. It is thought that Hannan after being left by Mr.. Haley secreted himself in the thick hedgewoy during the night, and remained there while the search by the police Otheers was going on, crawling &arose to a pond when they had gone and drowning himself.