GOOD SAMARITANS.
At the inquest on W. Cullen, who died at Martiuborougb, the evidence disclosed that Mr Johnston of the Club Hotel, saw him standing outside the door, and noticing that he seemed ill, look him into the hotel, and supplied him with hot soup. The man did not appear to want the soup and he was put to bed. Mrs Johnston had him attended to, his hands and feet bathed in hot water, and nourishing food given him. Mr Johnston got two men to look after Cullen for the night, but he died about four o’clock next morning. Constable Bowden, in his evi deuce, spoke highly of the treatment shown to Cullen by Mrs Johnston, although he was a complete stranger, and the jury expressed, their thanks to her and Mr Johnston.
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Evening Star, Issue 9774, 2 August 1895, Page 1
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