ACCIDENTAL SUFFOCATION.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14099, 19 July 1911, Page 10

ACCIDENTAL SUFFOCATION.

Last evening Mr H. W. Biajimfl trict coroner held an inque_t?ti§| ing tho death of Doris Maude s_S 1 ton, aged three months and foojsi at the residence of the -*d~0« father George Ishmael ' ; James Park road, Papanui. i, hearing tho evidence of Dr. Loettig ,' had made a post morten A-an-frM tho coroner returned a verdicM! , death had resulted from sttffocw * the child having turned on Wit M.. during sleep. '£*& Yesterday morning a * to Hendy's express ran f Rangiora railway station, a_uLmg| { was careering along High ,' Harlow and another man attgninH stop its progress. Just'UjfMgH ; ; . vided to let the animal pass, ,f)i ] into Perceval street and Harlow down, the vehicle "runnirSlM"' him. He was conveyed to h&hfSinffl" an ambulance stretcher, And^&i'fnE 1 ination it was found that. !» caped with severe bruises to ma lejJUs* shoulder and a bad shaking.- ThwSw was not stopped till it reached SgHK (PRESS ASSOCIATION ~TEU-BK4_l|&jl DUNEDIN, iimKt' The body of a* man apparently between 40 and -Q-jrajffiK age, was found last, night in King etreet, which he believed that 'deceased was '%JlhH on ono of tho Peninsula daanr'SHßra TE KUITI, JiftJlß Sid Devereaux, a bushmanJlSßf twenty-eight, was out pig-_ho6tw_W_K Sunday, at Puketiti, ana his gun from the ground by 'tfij*BHp the gun went off, discharging *IS-Bm tents into ' his right* mhgJj|Hß_ parties ' conveyed -him jjfJHBBf o'clock -on Sunday till ~-s_mjt____W on Monday, then, raacaai|Hßi road, afterwards conveyed' hiiipW»Kufti in a gig over reaching here at 6 p.m. yeafaiffifiStm was taken to tho WrilriithimMHlj where ho is lying in a low ftMftiiiiff* The girl B.rvl Gprd*npr*v£Kpijwß victim of tho tragedy in Jf«t«tOMlßf time ago, died last nigbfr, .-'lt-iWfHw'; remembered that Mrs : G»rainer,ilM; fit of dementia, dren, a boy and a .s«»§■ flicting serious injuri-f en: & et ßj r 3§B' mitted suicide by drowningJifei-*w|||K