CASUALTIES.

Press, Volume L, Issue 15034, 31 July 1914, Page 9

CASUALTIES.

A YOUNG MAN'S DEATH. j Shortly after ten' o : clock last night a passer-by going over tbe Hereford street bridge had his attention drewn to a young man who was lying on the river "bapk, and who was evidently in great paia. The police were informed, but when a consfcablo reached the spot f the young man iran dead. A small bottle was found lying alopgddo him; the nature of the contents of which is not known, but it is supposed to have j contained poison. i Papers found on deceased showed *-hai his nam© was Sidney Hipwell, 34 years of age, and a native of Bedford, "Eag- , land. Nothing further was ascertain- i able about hia last night. j

Through tb© orprtxirning of *. motorcar, which was being driTeat by a, lady at Hiada. tho driver sustained oome painful eats, and her husband, who was with her: had fi.y© rib* and an'arm broken.' • ... •An old man named Manses 'Pool. TS years of aC«, who bajj-been'b'virig alone for some time pasi in a'hut at" Belfast. vrss found yesterday by Constable Miller in a bad State,' suffering very much from ; cold. The old man was brought into Christchurch in a trap; and was admitted to the hospital. Pool is ah old-age pensioner.