TWO SUDDEN DEATHS.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 197, 19 August 1907, Page 4

TWO SUDDEN DEATHS.

"*' ' ■-■-^?V3 DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES; An extremely sudden death oc_m_i' on Saturday night, a | Tho* Osborne, aged 52, residing rey Crescent, Grey Lynn,', about ten o'clock/At the toqSj this morning, before Mr ThosSfi the widow of the deceased stateßl for the past six months he-had plained of pains in the chest w_ens& ing but not sufficiently severe to S: rant a doctor being called in. On &___ day he returned at the. usual time^Sl in the evening complained &&l_SS_gl well, but recovered in about' aMM He retired at 9.30 p.m., _ n4 '_ qu_r& an hour later his wife heard; him s«f' thrice. She asked what was t__j_K_s; but received no reply, death having _fl perverted. Dr. Florence in, but could only pronouncedife'to r hs extinct. Deceased had been in.Au__»_J for two years and was employe,, ff E. Cleaal, carter. He left a wioS seven children. Dr. Keller, formed the post mortem, .stated '.tKt death was due to fatty the heart with mitral insufficiency £_' --verdict was returned accordingly - I -?■■ A. man named Henry' YoUm. Frenchman, who had been re'siiW'jn Auckland for 35 years, and who in«_ hawker by occupation,, die* 'sso&nlv at about 5 p.m. on Saturday.:■. fle conversing with some friends on'the.verandah when he suddenly .fell ,foxjrari and expired almost inuneiliately. ''.'• TV King, who was in attendance'andeeeasei for some time, was able to ceitifi. cate as to the cause of death kn'in. quest being thus unnecessary.'.'.'./.: .'■