The Northern Guardian. — 1898-10-13 (Hartlepool, Cleveland, England)

ITEMS OF INTEREST.  6yelMts must light their lamps at 6.10 to-day and 6.8 to-morrow.  Them is an epidemic of measles at Cowpert Quay. H. Lamb. Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telepbene, 4,l6l.—Advt. Mr R. Irvin has consented to continue Mayor of Tynemonrh for another year. H. Lamb, Jeweller, The Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. Telephone, 4,l6l.—Advt. The first day's proceeds of the Darlington Tempertnee Bazaar amounted to .2226.  A technical college is to be erected in Green. Terra, 9underland, at a cost of £22,000.  R. Fawcett, Auctioneer, Valuer, Commission and Property Agent. Rents collected or secured..—Advt. Mr S. E. Pre-ton, the vrell-known musician, at his residence, Catishead, on TuesdayApoplexy was the cause.  The acceptance of the ultimatum by the Porta has produced a good effect in diplomatic circles at Constantinople.  Mora men wen:" working in Paris yesterday than on th 2 previous day. A strike of railway men has not been ordered.  Mr Poston has been appointed Home Secretary of Queensland, Mr Chataway succeeding him as Minister of Public Lands.  W. Maxwell, Jeweller and Silversmith, for the Largest Stock and cheapest. Inspection invited.—The Clock, Surface Street. —Advt.  The North-Eastern Railway- Company have intimated that they cannot allow any preferential parcel rates on the Tynemouth line.  Te reduce the debt of £7OO on the P.M. Clapei at Ashingtcn, a four days' bazaar wao opened there yesterday ty Mr J. Coward, of Durham.  Three men concerned in the conspiracy to poison the King of Corea have been hanged, and the populace dragged their bodies about the streeiJ of Seoul and mutilated them.  Half-a-dozen best Nis Ace! Tea Spoons given to the purchaser a a Wedding Ring at H. Lamb's. The i Illuminated Clock, Lynn Street. National Telephone, No. 4,l6l.—Advt.  The Sunderland Corporation yesterday appeinted. a bpecial committee to discuss as to the purchase of land to Imprwe the Quay frontage and approaches, and build warehouses, etc. '  The Hon. W. T. Larnach, a member of the New Zealand Parliament, shot himself in one of the committee rooms of the House yesterday. The cause of the suicide is unknown  Mr Horner Wilson. trading as H. Wilson and Co., shipowners, Whitby, was examined in bankruptcy at Stockton yesterday. His deficiency wag reported to be £3,744 18s 7d.  At Guy's Hospital, London, last evening, Walter Jchn Simpson was committed for trial on a Coroaces warrant charzed with the murder of John Patterson, proprietor of a shooting range. Yesterday, at the adjourned inquest concerning the death of Mrs Tyler, of Blackheath, who was strangled on the 15th of August last, an open verdict was returned, the mystery remaining unsolved_ Sir C. Furness has (ffered to give £250 towards clearing off the deOt on Burbank Free Methodist, Church, conditionally on the congregation raioing a similar sum within a yenr,  Mr Anthony Bolam, who has been cver fifty years in the employ of the St aton Delaval Colliery Company, and who is tow retiring, was last night presented, by the officials, with his portrait in oils.  Apiol and Steel Pills for Females, a French remedy. for all irregularities and oTatructions, superseding. hater apiol pill cochiac, pennyroyal, etc. Price 4s 6d post free. Obtainable only from Martin, Foreign Chemist, Southampton.—Advt  In consequence of the "no confidence" motion Fed by the Cape House of Assembly on Tuesday, Sir J. Gorden Sprigg,s's Ministry yesterday tendered its resignation, which was accepted by the Gcverner•  The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday delixered a charge to the clergy of several deaneries at Ashford, on the subject of confession. He declared that no Anglican clergyman had a right to tmke aonfeasion compulsory. Mr John Westmacett, son of Mr Percy Westmacott, Benwell Hall, Newcastle, was married to 3fioi, Ethel Winn, daughter of Mr Charles Wien, The Upland, Selby Hall, at St. Stephen's Church, Birmingham, yesterday.