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The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-08-02 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

SHOCKING FATALITY AT STOCKTON.  On Wednesday at the Stockton Police Court Mr I Coroner Settle held an inquest on the body of Robert Kirtley, an engine-driver, about 30 years of : age, who met his death at the works of the Malleable Iron and Steel Company on the previous day. Mr R. T. Cook watched the case on behalf of the Company.—The evidence showed that six weeks ago the deceased came from Lintz Green, and took lodgings at 17, Bon Lea-terrace South Stockton. A fortnight ago he entered the employ of . the Malleable Iron Company, and was engaged driving a locomotive shunting ingots in the steel mill. At 3 p.m. on Tuesday Alexandra Jones, furnaceman, called deceased from the rolls to take away an ingot from No. 5 furnace. He came with his engine with full force' and overran past N 0.6, where I . it went over the stop-blocks and was upset, dropping on its end into a railway dock. The de- I ceased fell off, and the engine fell on him. Jones ' thought the accident was caused by decimated driving too fast. The fireman jumped off before the engine got far to enquire the time.—Mr Cook produced a plan showing the site of the accident, and said Kirtley told him he had five or six years' experience as locomotive driver, and half an hour's conversation convinced him that he was familiar , with the parts of the engine. He watched him closely, and was convinced the man was a careful and experienced driver.—A juryman asked if he thought the man knew better than to put on so , much steam to take his engine fifty yardts.—Mr Cook said he -a sure he 'Mew better.—The juryman —The that this pointed to suicide. Farrell, was examined, and had had 110 drink, and to be strange in • —Jelys  • • arrangements for the reception of c ,tritish Association in Leeds next Septemwell advanced, and give promise of a attractive meeting. The committee asked L. a guarantee fund of £5,000, but the euthu-BA.:ci :Lnd liberality of the people of Leeds in provision for the savants haveexeeeded re,llltS of the promoters of the arrengen.e.i.t-.. Upwards of £6,500 hafrbeensubecribed.  brilliant, r has boas, suati a  spent,  part of the hamar machine reel than the nervom 'system—upon life Itself. Thee. Pills are She ill'ellZtheners of the • hurdlers. Na 1.1013, utai apathy Sammary matthir 6,41`,. Stomachic) Stomach.  Isar° I In  I ing  revive - v I  GOOD old Arthur Hill having decided to retire from
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-05-31 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT  STOCKTON.  A man named Robert Bids&ls, who lives at 2, Melville-terrace, Taery-road, Stockton, and who is employed as a jobbing bricklayer at Messrs Blair and Co.'s Marine Engin* 'Works, madam' attsmisit to commit suicide on Tuesday by cutting/a throat , It seems that Ridadale had been drinking heavily, and had some words with his ;cite, when a little be tore six o'clock he came oat into the street in an united Mate. A ne*hbour observed him Boort ing a razor, with which he made • slash at 'is throat, but she raised an alarm, and he then ran into this Moose. She followed him, bet he made another attempt, and inflicted • slight gash across the front of his throat, almost four inches long, but not deep enough to sever either the windpipe or any Iwo— artery. He was at once steered, and Dr. Bradaw, having been sent far, stitched up the wound. The man was then conveyed to the police station and locked up, with two constables in attendance. Ridsdale, who is 26 years of age, has immerally been regarded ise a steady, halhlltriOUli men.—Ridedale was brought up at Stockton Police Court on Wednesday morning before Mr W. 'H. Benington charged with attempting to I commit suicide. When charged, he said, "I , hare no recollection of any such thing.' His throat was bandaged, and he hung his head as if I much ashamed.—P.O. Lawson deposed to being called to the prisoner's house, and to tinding the prisoner there, held down by several people, and bleeding very much from a wound in the throat about four inches long. Dr. Bradshaw came and stitched up the wound, and prisoner was taken to the Police Station to a cab. Witness received front • woman a reser whieh , she had taken from the prisoner's ' Mrs Mason cousin of the prisoner, stated that the letter received a sun stroke about fear _yearn age. She admitted that he was drunk on Tuesday.— Prisoner's father, John Ridsditle, of Hartlepool, a respectable-looking man, in answer to the Magistrate, said this was only the second time prisoner had given any. indication of his mindbeing affected. He received the sunstroke in America, and if he got a little too much to drink it always affected his head.—On the father premising Ito look after the prisoner, Mr Beniagtuc discharged him upon his own recognisancea 'to come up if erillia upon, hut strongly advised / him to avoid the drink altogether, it bemg evident ' that his brain would not stand it, and that his life depended upon his doing so.—Prisoner was able to walk from the Court without assistance.
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-07-12 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

IMPERIAL MAI4SION, OXFORD-ST.. LONDON, W. " Wondadol and adentact sueoesa."--N. Y. Mad. Lamst.  &Mc= AC Husnuez. A man named Duman McLean, aged 48, was found hanging by the seek in his hoses on Wednesday. He was quit' deed. Bina, the death of his wife in Werth be bad been in a Mate of despondency. Yesterday he went to work, bat moat have gone quietly again and committed suicide. BATMEN° Fenian:ma Frederick Lewsey, aged 114, sad Frederick Lefevre, aged 19, both of London, were drowned whilst bathing at Clactonon-Sea on Wednesday. THE LEEDS GAS Svaura.—lri accordance with a resolution by the Leeds Goa Committee not to proceed further with the prosecution of firemen arrested during the recent note, these persons.. Wednirday when brought up in Coort were duly &charged. THE ' LT WA ' City Police was P.'"  MBE GREATEST REUEDV ON EAIi'VH. _L —Disociested by the mighty Indian Chief and medicine non k the upper Misslssippi Valley. One lame tin of thin MarreSons Herb, the Kinsortn KIDNM AND Tn.i. Is guaranteed to cure all Irregularities, Discharges and Derangements of the human system, Pains in the Beek and tioins [Sediment, Graved, Genend Debtht,aml Loos of Memory in either sex. This simple herb is a palatable Tea for the Ctun of Diabetes or Brijit's Disease, and is the only known Specific for Chronic Sluggish Kidney and Liver or Heart De,earies, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, :doh ' Headaches, Melancholia, Nerv,os Debility, Indigestion, IltieurnatfrAHOTAH4 ism, Gout, Sciatica, and is a most palestina Bleak and Nerve Tonto. Recommended by and peptioises wherever 'mown so the beet blood putike an earth. Beware al imitatioes, and avoid imbetiteles recommended by selfish vendors to be an good. Tait will spend your money in min. Insist span asking the original The. for which you are will. *gee Foy, 2tis isauia• beers the above TRADe Mciii, sod is sots In is. mod tin cans, by all respectable 01111111111 M ails= will be sent. oak Psid• Is any sildisss, span receipt of sixty penny postage •MNIM by the sob Agents James HOLLAND AN 0 Co., The Anisisan Medicine Depot, 25, Hart-street, High -"wax, London, Englesd. (Registered.)  Ti No Lontoos PoTSOMMO
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-08-09 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

FOIAEBTONB.  i,--oi 4 At the London Bankruptcy Court on We l' Ernest Benson passed his public examination, ai immediate dividend of 5s in the £ having been at ranged for. A sadaccident is reported from Fontainebleau where a young seminarist, aged 16, was drownet, on Saturday while bathing in the Seine, and tw. other persons, the Dean-Rector of Chas&leteenBrie and a young peasant, also lost their lives in, vain attempt to rescue Lim. A telegram from Rome says An official; in the Post Office, who was recently arrested on : charge of fraud, made a statement which led toll, appointment of a committee to investigate th, alleged financial irrigulaxitiee in one of the de partments. The committee have already dil covered that the Post Office has been dish-andel 0 over 50,000 francs, and the enquiry is proceeding A number of officials have been arrested. A horrible outrage is reported by the Norm,t, from Bielostok, the Wiwi of which that paper in had confirmed by a notary's certificate sad a pint. graph of the victim. A *rink boy about 3: years of age, while looking into • garden belongin 1 to a certain Dr. G— was seized by the latte, ' locked up in a shed, al;d breaded all over the far with the word "thief ' in Russian' Polish, an Hebrew lettems, which were beret inwith caustic. Last Saturday at Basiboaraetitaadesman Dame. , Thomas Wickens was charged with attempting t• commit suicide by driving lone low nails into hi head. Dr. M'Qamen produced four nails which bhad with great dillestly withdrawn from the hes. of Wickens. Three nails had penetrated tlirc• inches, and gem thremsh the brain, but to the stn prise of the seediest skill at the Memorial Despite, Wickens bed folly reemered.—Wickser said li. dross the nails into his head in succession with : bagman, and that he hail fah bobber in his hen .sisee the oommeam Be is aaw sane and able t• winuse business, and medieally his seesesey is De cD as roup the mast wonderful an —The oedema him to be eseharged. nn.—Am tingenue DimOOVAItY is an eke vallmiem ,R.  • Amir ,  66,7 seen t er ks:, watered°. t. tau? - `pen' rsaaship sad art, epeelatly 1 M the Jr
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-07-26 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

TEEM= MODS. that on the night in question herniae Ice of meet ing to grow the maw*: bdtdrit am waggons, ceetetalt ei ekeele derhatie°. m".' ......_°"'"' Court on StradaY erada from the Hannah Lociaen 1".19), servant, Pleaded ebeetee lecitelgel eecteelltehte_eeeeti testing hec WWI OMIT dread ulna him acteraushed hitn t° norsolive thiat,ert"° Pr= O. -14"OriZetle' = -7i. Wcrha at Fighting Coal.- manager 0 to attempting to ili suicide at Win- Prisoner tbrat id& to his If you dram asieb. Ttee bogy was rierseeed bathe madman to eurgeerieoe siaTi.'o.ooitee pimp will pots: 1,, works said they *gild not have brought the pito on gum, 29.-Mr Marwood, who . . . for marl ;Am PR blow your twins out." 131toritt /ma an Waggeed,. lillta iS. smzwtsk. 17A 3•Ed5 ilut _ liodor into Court but for the number of theft; which the punecidion, dated 'kat : •'• • • la prisiooer Mit lie father.--IFir t. A fte.rOnerat: ir,_,_,_te- giletgall• 114, taken plans. The lad's parents were iii neoessitous mcilnglid wh° halli6tere.t.3 h6limarbtibit.B2l4ll.B ' - ' lim ' . '' 7° .; * : ' ."I akti` IP . Ir.oasgoo. Wiese health much unproved,..".."Eft_gturli=eogiesi:' 14t ra-,..' c : oborertoran"l'_dt gold*: these werlrephavlien ofanirlaie 7ounwomea g was to plass the prisoner bra Bolin spas her - ....-ri . ~t. -,i •. ' • , ttliV - _ aloe gaps to St- Xglato• to the "reek *et hotalchatk era ' " iildit=ssel '' blear e'' 4 -et. vilir44,ralr 1 •`,l:' the. jor- ,e,_ ' a tii. ' Anima imp rgtial" iin7re am rate, waft akiirmilll7 Ca= pal now= bbt?innEw....4bli" report of He sentenced the to Maiikargo lior.-11ka _1 Mltlt ~ -,... ...•• ,„ 4' - '',:, •-•-: ,raent" "- -"'" lOW • . Junkier loin ci..piett . Ma IlLwita4in Odd , of triad lad joriasii santlatta-The violate the amtieltolliii . " *MI '.-,w -; . ,L ,'r• ~ . ~... -, . INI W 14:: :Lw..Triztea°l••• , mig-g zis4.llllllooo4l4l4l=rbial .N. 7:11.71:11.1.64.1914=Trigg. ' crlarCrog the nnerity of Liver* own MB to *Woe WI ' ' "* 1. ' .„ . ,I, •.' ..,&. 4, ,-, .. , • ,e• . ea'''' *a ta•w .1. M.• ' . ~ ._ USW in. toe ti a blaatitesit On nai. an la it esillait. 'VI* *ape jasaeal, WM* ''. ' , ,A, ' - I • vl'.l_. 'Ps.'" a gni ' racer 1, Itzi:' ' .*"."'" e WWI* lte has sop* Isom the inspeetars is ing e. Brig& r.r.wqb ' taihr fitet the gailittor. W, - . „miasmal fa, , rio r , .....- • 0 Niratwsio_ , . leA mai: 1, -1,t4.... ~ _, iNew dialte* Pp hams a lapdog a.m. CIS raracc4ll~ 'Mr Ileractif 'theca._ ' : 'Main.. Vida. ftIi—
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-04-19 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

ANOTHER SUICIDE IN DARLINCITON.—The ' epidemic of suicide in Darlington shows no sign of abatement, the last addition being the case of a m ilk-seller named Wm. Herslield (62), of 95, Allanst root, Albert Hill, who hung himself in a cowshed on kir Gilbert Collinson's f arm, adjoining Houghtonroad. The discovery wail made pa Friday morning last week, life being quite extinct. Horafield, who is married, left his home at eight on Thursday night—Mr J. T. Proud (coroner) held an inquest I last Saturday, when a verdict of suicide during insanity was returned. It was said that deceased I had given way to drink.  §I-ZIOCKING MEATH Or A DARLINGTON Linoussn.—On Monday as James eK9, married, and employed by Mews' mesierme Bros., beildses.wee Lena* soil at Biehbrdittn'sl Mantistitural Disk Top, ha asipPel ever sem brobrbeislet MINES at the MIMI 'ad mt. "The whit Of the litt Omni elm his body, him so fearfully • that the b ea lood from his month, and he died about fifteen minutes after the accident. The body was removed to the Mortuary to !wait the inquest. —On Wednesday an inquest was bold at the mortuary by Mr Coroner Dean on the body of Iteneglien el 6), who met his death by a waggon goingorerhim after he had slipped on some loose bricks at Messrs Richardson's • tuna Works on Monaay. A verdict of' Accidental death " was retessei.  • Dearsitarcat ITIGIEVILY Bow.—Mt J. Feetham presided over the bud musing of the old Board on Monday—,_atobees pmed a yoke of condolence with the widow of die Ws Mr Parton. —A oomtanniaatica was read hem a township meeting at Heighington, calling attention to the unaatisfactory state of the lase leading from to fhe bl ma from West Analdssul to UJi.gtosi. Tb,Cb,innan, to whom Wyse ex=that this was the alit of the manse , mak said Osage reds teethe repair , of the read ai& be imthcied by anima aughwed. —Kr PenterraitheveastoUsy it before th= that ihat woe the ask witytet *rya —A letter was mkt Am the Met hi the Coma arkiwg the Hoard Is ionmed of Mahe tee the restaaressaoa of main =1:16 artotes ea powilitLeo oohs egad& tam PIP .  rilierga Ma VMS Ike year, and the  geir;e-en—iito arida road and anomie irtuallr—lllio Sumba die his nerviest tan ineathrg eidod. DAELINGTON Brixton Nariotiar, Lll4 At a meeting on Tuesday of the John Dillon of the Naticetal Liam it was oci.liy n -Maiktbe panes& (Ohs late etiebration  Brom Home Hetton branch Ten'' S°c,letYi  tar satisfactory, eitifl feel that sight hours shifts for all engine, twelve bows is being by the owners ; and we Innisnbive to press this matter to  ort ;a—it; 1 La question of ea at mart
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-05-24 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

OOO. It was now reported that the Rmrd of Trade thought the proceedings inoperatire. It wax residved to spryly to the Court with • view of terminating the banicruptcy. As the a.e. Bewick, of Newcastle, Capt. liattgearcl, from Shields for Venice, was adjusting camIpasties on Saturday afternoon about it miles from the Tyne, the pilot, Mr klutchinion, sighted a I pleasure boat containing three youths who were trying to make the shore, but the wind being from the S.W. and the tide ebbing strongly at the thina they were unable to make any headway. Captain lilitgaard at once beaded his vessel for them, got them aboard, sad brought them to the mouth of the Tyne, where be Unsalaried them to the steamtng Corsair, of South Shields, which brought them into Tynemouth Haven. Had it not leen for the timely assiebusee of the Bewick the bout would soon have drifted out intothe North i Bea.  --The passeugere of the steamer Trig, of the Vienna-Path line, were startled on Saturday by the dramatis suicide of a young and beautiful woman named Marie Kovacs, who, after reciting to the passengers on the deck & tale of ourecfprocated love for the captain of the steamer, suddenly I jumped into the Danube, and resisted all enI dearroure to save her. She refused to touch the lifirkmoy and rope thrown to her, and shouted while in the water that she would only be saved if the captain himself would rescue her. The car tain was asleep at the time, and before he could Ibe roused the anfortunate girl disappeared in the  -13-p;alt. mg on Monday at • meeting of the Additional Curates' Society in Liverpool. Bishop Hy* replying to the recent critieism of Baron Huddlestun in regard to Lancashire colliers, saidlas knew the colliers of the Wigan district well, and more ' orderly, well-conducted, and intelligent congregations he had never seen. At conflrmation serrices in colliery districts he had been astonished at the !hrge numbers of young men brought forward. They, as well as the pit-brow lasses, were ma well behaved as any set of candidates who had cossebefore him in any part of the diocese. He was quite slue the learned Judge whom he made these re- , marks must have spoken in ignorance. The &serials Line sterner Pnosaylvaaia, from Philadelphia, which szrived at Queenstown on Sun-1 day night, brings inteMgenoa that on the morning el lbw Mel haikorbss from delpaial ibe Wan bartqwe Meade, Mani hem Silloth to Phaladaipiawsighted whet appeased to be fooling wreckage; but Which ~rex& proved kr be s iv" ow which dm* dead bodiesrvere lashed. The eaptaisi isionle#smikag ammo al the ere+ to moraine it, bat maws to the dreadtally offensive smell which was inflad to the vaned front the dead bodies, the idea was absadoned; and the Alfredo .paixweded to Philadelphia. ' Speaking on Monde to the Liberal Unionists of 41liana4mom, Mr J. sin, M.P., asserted *aft Ohs Liberals amid nab &Ana He.. Rids
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-03-01 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

LIICKIAND.  About eleven o'clock bust Saturday &kilt a 'eat accident befell George Whitton, a yossg 11,111 man, who resides at Valley-terrsea, itr, Wear. By some means Or other he u Hr. ea Q 1 the railway at the end of the platform at Wear: ley Junction station, and an engine which up to the tank for water, in coming esa. Run and k-no,ked him down. When Wheien picked up he was fearfully mangled, an' it Hi' sight to behold. He was taken to his hew the time lies in a very dangerong  THE STORY OF THE FOIWiID  SIR CHARLES RUSSELL'S SUSPICION Sir Charlet Russell told *Cambridge anded much regarding the Parnell Cotrimission, amongst other matters the history of the forg letters. Of the charge contained in the letters said the history of the world has not disrlixei stranger story than that. What is its outt;*e gentleman named Houston was accrete-4 toe' that claims the title—l don't think it deserso of the Loyal and Patriotic Union, that ber union of Irish landlords who are lord themselves and patriotic to the last where their own interests are comma That gentleman goes to Mr Piwott I won't trouble you with the c negotiations—rays to him: "I hear you are op. Would you like a guinea a day and expenses?" and Pigott says, "Pd, Itt should." (Laughter.) Houston, I should in is a Dublin man, who knew the rrpatst , Pigott as well as you know it 11059. I said Houston, "go and see if you can't I thing to incriminate the Irish leaders." dei goes. He goes to Switzerland—llsaglitce,— was the season. Sir Charles proceeded to ter various pleasant trips obtained by Pigott, le the letters, the hermetically sealed bag whit: guired a trip across the Atlantic, and tie taken in Paris. These letters, he conelud a large sum of money to obtain and I ion w alined to believe that Mr Hot:aloe did the speculation on his own account. I bellow were people behind him, but who they sr , not venture to say, or in what directi,I look for them. (Laughter.)  Taz SUICIDZ OF • TELDIDON Saturday an inquest was held by Mr Coroner nerd on the body of Ellen Adamson Omani' Wingate, who was found drowned on There! William Adamson, husband of deceased, e'!' 'had observed nothing unusual in his wiie duct. She had, however, complained oeve' of pains in her head. Witness had been to deceased only three mouths. She was 'or', • widow.—Ellen Grifhths daughter-in-law 0, ceased, gave evidence of her mother calling 0,", house on Thursday, slid asking witness toll' the children as she was j?,oivg from home.-1 Griffiths and Police-constable Wood 'Take 68 lug the body in the reservoir—The jury relit verdict of 'Found drowned." Two guards rsilw ay train travelling to Nl' were toned on striving there to be Wiwi anti foot with ropes. They stated that during femme! four robbers entered the Invage bound them so that they could not 'tool, hexing possessed themselves of the won of francs, which was under the care of the fig made off. Nothing more has been Ivan! 0  the  w--ork  be as mu& be  thisves. &
The North-Eastern Weekly Gazette. — 1890-03-29 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

SIR W.  HARCOURT ON RECENT  ELECTION SUCCESSES.  Swaldag at Grimsby on Wednesday in support of the lAhml eandidate, Mr Jesse, Sir Wm. Harcourt reviewed the recant bye-elections, and said that out of fourteen seats contested the Liberals had won twelve and lost two, .Ayf being one of them. There was not a greater victory for Liberation than that fought in Stamford. In the seats contested in the last two years, out of every three additional votes polled two were Glactstonian Liberals. When this Parliament began the Government had a majority of over one hundred, now they barely have a majority of seventy. (Cheers.) There had been a change of opinion, which, if applied to a general election, would probably reverse the majority thetiovernmenteommands. Be had always thought they had been helped by the false tactics of their adversaries. They had rested their case upon the defamation of the advocates of the Irish people. The greatest thing to advocate the muss had been " Parnellisna  aadi  Crime" and the Parnell Commission. The English were sometimes a prejudiced people, but they -distested foul play, evil speaking, lying, and slanr Mg. A COMM that relied upon inch arts was a imakJ cause. Of the report of the Special Cossonimiaw he etwerred that a good part of it was a pelitimd, dissaisition, andin this portion, he ti Wilawiebsolutely mistaken, and hel=iti bawd by their opinion. Judge-Mao 'her wee et`ten bestlaw. It was e&tenlbpcn of W. II ilea Government and liewlidek members as .eeiminth and witlifidlildepaot proceed against them They bailie power ; they had the majority; but they had not the mamma (Cheers.) DESPERAMM Arrecx ON A Wrem.-0a Tuesday attrimmer named William Armstrong, residing in thempsometseet, Tye* Dock, stabbed his wife, and alianylei to eammit suicide. The mepedo indicted epos VW lien= are not of • charatter, bit Arfookeng lies in a critical