ACCfbtMTSANDT/iTALITIES

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 1350, 12 June 1907, Page 7

ACCIDENT AND FATALITIES.

-•y.-i- ». X i-.J ■111 1 I > II "BP^^* _. J _ ' , . .. Per Press Association. j ..;/:: •". f^UCKLiC^D, Jun&ilj. ' An inqiiesVwas opened- this aftei*npo6 oif'iKo'-bofly'of Henry El'dtef.' who \jras kiilod by a <trai»car last 1 nigUt in Vic T 1 toriii Street.- - After 'evidfeiibe of identic fic:uion, the inquest w^§ adjourned uns til nexffc 1 Tuesday. '•- ' ->. ll ' .: \\ ' - Henry Smitlr, a cabdriVet- 1 , aged about 50, died suddenly this mo'rriih'g'. ; .* . DUNEDIN^, June.ll r * • At the iriquest ttxitchirig the death Df the infattrofiilS,6f '<*.-'P. Campbell, DrC Evans gave the opinion that aeath was due. td. sujPEbca&m,,; probably, causecj' through tlio.pjiilq', steeping. in, the samd bed with -its mother.. ;Q?hei jury return^ a verdict of death by* suffocation. \ ', : ,'• CHRISTCETORCa, Jurie'i2.4 An -engine-driver nam©# -Douglag Ybung 1 , while .engaged "in feh'unting in tHe railway yards, was crushed betweenthe engine" and trucks and. was dead wheiL'picked ; up< •, . • \ ; '>