The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1893-09-09 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

NORTH &DINO INFIRMARY.—Repurt for week ending August :Bat :—ln-patients aumitted during the week, 14; discharged icuredj, 3 ;relieved, 5; died, 0; remaining in the house, -41;_ outpatients (new cases), 41: numner attended this week, 261. The following contributions, are thankfully acknowledged : Messrs R. P. Dorman and Co.'s workman, £l2 fie; County klotel box, per E. S. Jones. 4s 4cl; Infirmary corridor box, 17s 10(1; Tees-side Iron and Engine Works, CO 2s; 'United Alkali Company, Limited. £4 1:1F- hd; Belekew, Vaughan, and Co.'s Middlesbrough workmen, £3 les id: newspapers and periodicals from friends, and railway Minion boxes, and tram Mrs Herbron, Newport-road. M DDLENISI2OI" Gli INDEPENDENT LABOUR PAItT Y.—The members of the above Part •.• held a very successful meeting at South Bank Market, place on Monday.—Mr .1. Mahony presided, and in introducing the lecturer said that the utmost activity would be required to retain the constituency as a Labour on"—Mr Lahouchereof Liverpool, then addressed the mreting on the subject of "The Labour Problem," and was frequently applauded, speaking about fifty minntec—liir Siena complimented the Government on their successfully carrying the third reading c.. the Home Rule Bill, but thoughi, they (the ernment) might have given a little mere attention to the great (motion of thennemploved. HEOPENYNG SERVICIES AT In connection connection with the reopening of the Martonroad Baptist Chapel special eervices were conducted on. Sunday by the Rev. Jas. IL Fawcett, this Laing the reverend gentleman's first appearance in the pulpit since his recent severe Illness. On Wednesday, in contimmtion of-thespe-ial F.ervices—under the chairmanship d Mr S. Calvert—an address was delivered by Mr Henry Clarke on "Gleanings Loin the Land of Peace and Premise." Mr Clarke has recently travaled through F,gypt and Palestine, and the story of hia experiences in those countries, told in a graphic and interesting manner, delighted a large and appreciative audience. The painting and decorat;  _ of the chapel has been executed by Mr John Moore, who has wrought $ splendid transfe.rmat;on in the building, and made it one of the most 'Atm-lave *roes of worship in the town. NeRBTIP•IgT) DEATHS AT lIIDDLICSSBOUGH. At the Middleqirough Sanitary Committee's meezing on Tuesday afternoon the Medical Officer (Dr. Melcornson) reported that the total deaths for the past month numbered 1.34, riving a mortality at the rate of 20,17 per I,oeo. 'line death had occurred f om scarlet and one from enteric fever. The larcre death rate was attributable to diarrhea, width had been very fatal among children. Five Mies of small-pox had been notified, and tin, patients removal to the hospital. inning this period there were 32 oases of scarlet fever, 15 cases of ent.crie fever, 1 of diphtheria, and h of erysipelas notified. Two deaths had occurred from injuries, Iwo from dnnvning, and one from poi,,.oring. The birth rate %MA 3130 per 1,000 per annum. Dr. Malcomson pointed out as a serious fact that 10 of the cleathsv were returned as uncertified, which meant that noun:dined medical practitioner attended them in their last illness. TRIAL TRIP FROXI D _MDLEszBROUG7I.—Last Sat_ _  arday theeteam trawler Fijian, which has built tor Grimsby owners, left the Clevetaal 'Dockyard of Sir Itayltm- Dixon and Co., Middlesbrough, or the customary trial trir, during wind' everything was found to work most satisfactorily. and the vessel proxeded to Grimsby. She is of the troll-known and Mll4XlElo,ful type. produriyi by these  young , rtlepool, was charged at that town with and is the sixth %stilt by step: to get the body out of the water the man an them for I m named Frederick Din fined les and ehootsdalo was ing wild birds during. the close season. I the came owners. The prineipal dimensionsare:- I , , might have been saved, as be could not, accord. I mete for assaulting Mrs Ware on the 19th August.-P.C. Webster proved seeing defendant on the Length, 107 ft Sin. ; beam, 2tift. :an. ; depth I ing to other evidence, have been long in the -William Lund. who did not appear, wee charged i 27th ult shoot a sea-gull from a boat outside the moulded, lift. Sin. Fitted with engines by the 1 water-A verdict of suicide whilst temporarily with deserting his wife and was ordered to per harbour at Hartlepool. Defendant pleaded North-Eastern Marine Engineering Company, Mean° was returned. re per week towards her meintename3.-A woman I ignorant* of the law, saying that he was not Limited, of Sunderliand;alie cylinders being llin., i Q;A a m aurcaae OF AN