The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1894-09-15 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

SUICIDE OF A SPANISH. The Duke of San Carlos, whose cleat known ou Wednesday, committed suicide, I day. For some time past he had mg from slight religious monomania feeling being one of distress at lang , attain moral perk ction. Last Saturde! returned alone to Madrid from the Pal Gran,a, where he bed gone with the Due was one of the Luliesin-Waiting 00 tbf Isabella. On Mcnday morning he and received the sacrament. On row the Duke entered the bath-room, the dais t_ be locked, and then kneeling on the &lords& I self through the head with a revolver.  -Death of a Birkenhead Celebrity.—Br Taylor, a well-knoen Government cue patentee, and engineer, died suddenly only, at his residence in West Kirby, near Bi lie was a natite of Gla.sgow, but twroe ago established the Britannia Ironworks, head. He was the inventor of the floating dock, and attained considerable fame nv builder. For many years he taok a leada the municipal life of BilLeuhead, ansl prominent member of the Presbyterian!  .1 a thrh a gri I it, to bit a smoke. and that m  no long." ge hole in necessary nn to a, ,D ini—p;tie—i. c you to tel dead, and yo 'C you have,  .1 yOu mu;i backing out o ot a closed 'et, in the B 1 care of m  'E.'s" y— Cf has most of • of us hail  "]'our of  WORKS 0 don't work s mind to it. hi his chest I did last win grub and lc Sis-Drnoe  much bread coffee, and and agaii • doos el  _ Market a mina is he for sirpenct -c  tat about p r.,Ypu are r  .4 We C to conic a pen'ori whilee  nov7l. have sl agent" s diareNatrd  has 1 body of  static t hie dt The a was abortl: ' Pro of •  spilleirsihpeadationsby. 70111' Sr 4:1-_,134611 , suggesting s peddie of the monmenek the . , a letter similar their English Mt. , , 1.11 he feels aie paisaltd a al tribute ta ' anssellrowi neve , hero, and dui,* kit you think eV ! 'is monument, mart 5."'" ' Sr' Mspenees of pet pFoelairsed"l4ll:74 abox'.".''' holratm.rt4/1411 the glum sioode--- • t gleamy. diereeko. hao rat in lir'wers—'-ienrneille'd—w"Hairealliel:ll4-4 rer:1111.1.146".: 'l9l."llll4Q:jiliti. perpetuated, we * • strillOWLIS 846'eriSillif hies Witee 1111 ono then at , adagio" Pow # ttworatrary, ti an s sad D.,0 nide*. c • - be alleeemb elltiouss of readers? Ilk )0,4' 'wham th" =Or*a et sueh 'the) greemicglik • how to ber, Sent faa. foe alba Ea 81 41 91 biography.oo . e dhe'rb e do.; P:o:r olie d4l st h ti b sal ! "*. ?%::; d 7:ty. noorne":1 1475i1a5.:4 isorreic, _ • ,s • ma mch an • ; tit hat Ili gi Amid .• 040 tko narpits ef",,pwa lard gcmdl fist their* lam Sam ea liaser leen pis* re awn naantu 4ao i jeer t° r chain, aooid be* „„ until matters men rogrctbelam,";.l gh sa aigosisian agent SIII,—I am intensely interested in the eeri 13Ad e , • sfete7 _ spondenee now appearing in your valuable' gma -.l4l#6o3o°Ju'l and will most gladly subscribe my mite to Mils ). int whet permanent record rat the Cleveland HA of ' on wSi memory of "England's Greatest Woe ft its ' • ' very generous of Mr Walter Beaant to rive(lignk . Cook to the county of :Yorkshire __l set !Old& 1 to It loss I sure that the nation will allow us Yorsescuss• ' claim no much. True be was borne narkt lial6 ' that shadow of the Cleveland Hills, but the Isis auwes'edi claims the great hero as her own. Captaia Otek belongs to b• rest Britain, amiss such I Met*' Is present movement will take a national Aga , !penlea ' I paid-a visit to the monument this summer, ,"dcZbeji` with great regret observed that it shown sag-is Ins signs of decay, besides presenting opportunities* - di Pack 4, 111.°°% d ve eoenfilweruh)nlasslawnely riegteituemt•ehe fofreetlinneglinoefmoevryerist"'is id lu* that parted greatness. My view is that the prtaw monument cannot he repaired, and no*** thanthwni itatnioenwalomnen. olij NgraVhnylseborild scialitehel‘h tuiontldionrel 'len - i1:"146.-"-o miaow :7; ". ...11171'--'l2l appealed to to erect a granite structure that wol ,Pt book proclaim the great man's memory to all tine- en bil Yours, Ac.,