ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8864, 15 July 1907, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES

(Per Press Association.) Dunedin, July 15. Mrs William Fenwick, widow of the late editor of the Otago Witness, was found by her neice last night on the floor of her bedroom, life being extinct. DxßGA.vii.nE, July 15. Late on Saturday Nelson Ostred, A. 8., aged 52, belonging to the barque Helen Denny, walked over the railway wharf and was drowned. Blenheim, July 15. The six-year-old only child of Alexander Hogg, a Flaxbourue settler, who was badly burnd about three weeks ago, died yesterday AUCKLAND, July 15.

Annie Roose, a single woman, aged 37, whose parents reside at PuEiekohe, committed suicide at the residence of her uncle, J. T. Stevenson, Nelson street, by cutting her throat with a raozr. She had been suffering from insomnia. No other cause is known. Wellington. July 15.

Christopher Henry Clausen, a sawmiller, got jammed between a large log and a stump at Upper Hutt last Wednesday through, a chain breaking during jacking operations. Ho sustained internal injuries which ended fatally on Saturday. Inveecaegill, July 15.

Professor Lichtwark, heese t-ainer, was found lying in a pool of blood on the North Road at seven this morning with his throat cut in two places. He was removed to the hospital and died three hours later from loss of blood. No weapon was found. It is supposed it is a case of suicide.