ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 124, 20 June 1901, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

[per riiES-f association.] Dunedis, June 19, And'etv Andimon, who was admitted to the hospital a week ago on account of injuries sus ained by filing "hrough a bridge oq the lailtvay lirn at Parakanui, died I»st tight. He le.iv- s a widow and family. A'; the iiqust on John .Rhode*, killed rn the railway at the catt'e- ! yards, a verdict was leturrrd t f accidental death, to b'litue being at'acifd to anyone. Accused, with other n.en, 't,ad woikin» on the line and Were -h 1 eii g from wind on tho lee si'leof a tank while wai ing for the train.| They cro.-sed the line 'o tho platform as th'j twin was approaching and two L'ot over safely, but deceased was struck by tho co»catcher ani dragatd wlong by o.e of the rsli; f cocks of the cy injur, H e was 34 yea s<f ag% uiaivio'', with one child. Adcicla- d, June 19 At tho l'qu.s", oa Mny O'Dowd, v ii'o of tho licensee of the Criteiion Ho'el, Dr. Wi'kin?, v>h> wai sulpieiiaed hy the Ut'own, said ho pro-criM j fur a young woman whom he be'i-vad •o be doc a3fd, an i suppli-d her with medicine, lie Lever taw Ivr again ti'laft'i- do tth. PaiiMehston North, June 19. Jons 1 arse'i, n aged 52, died sw.l.loiily yei'erdiy afierneon. An inquest was held to-day, when a verdict w:is returned that deceased died of suddon failure of the heart's ictirn. Deceased linves a. wife arid ten c' i'dr.ai.