LADY'S TRAGIC FATE.

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 279, 22 November 1913, Page 17

LADY'S TRAGIC FATE.

i . J MEETS nun iieatii IX DOING 1 KINDLY ACTION" TO I'fiNY. The ?-\d rlifnni<t;nßiv>R ; rail! tip up to the SiT.fi 'ft I.ady Evplyu Ali.-p Kyrp. B.l*t"r of 1.0r.l !I.'»t. were Uwril.pd .it ih<> inquest at ltPaP'.n«acM. on Monday, onober |:,. Her ladyship i!;pil us I hi- result of Injuries re.'iv.-d In a pi>ny trap nrf»!i!piit. No one witnessed the i>eriirn?r.pp, nn*. rrom stafmiecLs made l>y Lor after the npriilfnt. ii nppt-nrpi] that she had d'.sxmmtpd fn-'.u ibP ].>\v i>i.n.v c.irrlazp !<-> ! knock a fly off the pnay'.a nor'k. When ti;nj!i'« back the pony turned with her. ar,ci ;!ic shaft knoi-ked i;er over. A wheel went I ivpr her. and her foot cauiiht ■:!] the spring of the p.irriajro, and she iva< dragged a ..•on-sfiir-rnliiP distance. A f.ir;.'T nuuiefl <;w.r;r \Voo«ter plated ihat ('ii Si>p;ei:ilicr IV. Ln.ly I'yre's pony and :iap walked into his yard at IVnn iin-.ilt.t..'..-■I. Aftcrwnr.!* he saw Lady Eyre wnlkir.pr towards I.is b«u«p. Tht- distance h.id ljeen dra;c;e'l "50 foct. The doctor's evidence showed tliat h>.T l.nlysblp lifjfl roeekiHl severe flcsli wounds • m the. body. Grit from !'.:» road got into :Lem, nn.l t.hpy afterwrinls became suppurnted. Sei<ti<ticrcia and ]icart failure followed.