ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2002, 9 March 1914, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

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SUDDEN DEATHS, , Two old men died stuWcnly at tlio ©too Old Men's Home o'n Friday night. They Wero- Jamos; ievali, over eighty yoafs of age, '■ an, aid age pensioner, who was brought from I'ppcr fluit oil Thursday, and Hoiiry mii sfetethree.j frJio was admitted to && hoiiio m July last, An. inquest was held iff Mr, W.'S. R.iddoll/5.A.1., on Saturday ■-morning, aud : a Vefdiet Was returned that deftjh was -dflo. from heart laikro in both eases,.' FALL FROM SOAWOLPING. I\tr. Alesaiidet Darge, who sugtainecl Serious filial injnry tigrpugh -a fall from tlio sc-a'ffqMi-ng of tio Jjuiidijtg ttow in process of erection for tte Automata BtiUtr«is, Md,; on Fo.brnary %, died at tlio Wlihgtfln Hospital on Satij-rdaj* inOrniiig. Deceased, who was in tip em■jjtpymcut <jf the coiitraqkirsj Mcs:srs, J; and-A. Wilson," was 3,5 years of ago. He was a widower, with, a child, jil Scet. land. jV» iiiQtrest will bo ]ieW.

ASYLUM Af HSNDAIvT INJUBID. Bmiiig. Simcs, an' atteftdaut at tte Pore-ua Asjlvitu, wafi -admitted to- tho WeH..r-n£toii'Hosj>H,al-qii Saturday airfferiiig fioni'tt fievet'ejy crifahcd hfliid. It a;[(iH'ars-t:]ta;t Miss §imes tow doing lawidry ivorl? when her Jiititd' eauglrt in a Uttngk', ,iv-it3i tho result stated. Rl'N DO wSITt TRAM., f-Bif TeloKtia.pii.-'Pj'Bss . A-ssoc.idtion.) . , ' . Aiiokiana, March 7. vvijliam RiAard Wntors, an old age pensia-her, -tf-as lfHoijkfld dosvil Iffst iiigSiw a tram when crossing tlto Karanga-h-apo Road, Ho was rcmovwl to the Hospital suffering frote injuries to Ms licftd,- an?] died tliii morning.

. GUN SPORIBMAN SHOT. Chrlstphurcfjj Jl.wch 8. The liody .oLFretlofiek Lamfor Jlouldcy, son of Mr. E, O. M-ouldey, a wellffiiowi.f w:i:iiy msteiiajrt,, was Enuad on the Port- Hills abovo Iti-s fatlier's .residenco «t H-caftieote with ft gunshot thftriig-li his throftt. At- the. inqiipst it was stated thai d.eeeft-sed wont i>\it .shobti-'ng rabbits on ftifliiy about 11,30 a.m., and conversed with a «.eigh : b«ir, whom ho flf-terwa-rds left to go to -ffiiiher. Tik lieigliboii.r found 1 tlte body the barrel of tire gun resting on the' left shoiiHcK and the left arm over the .gun. Decfaseij had been- endeavouring t« got through a gate. A ra-dfcfc of death by fcehijj sccidentnil.v shot whilst scooting rabbits was rcturHcd. ADDINGTO.N SUiCi-DE. ' CMstchHrGfi, Marc* 8. Alfred Isanslc-y, 45 yettra of agfe, a telpgfeiph uicssettgcr. I'efiidiitg at Ask dingtcM, shot himself with, a doulrlcharwOeo 1 gun this lii-oriiiug. He liad ■IjoijH ill for some tiißo,