ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 434, 17 February 1909, Page 7

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

A STRANGE DEATH. triv . TKnEOEAPH—PUESi ; iMOCUTIONj . ; ■ - ' Duncdiil, February 16. A "man named George Sidliv'an'died.at the hospital from concussion 'of tlie/ braintliis morning. The concussion was the result of a fall from a swing. ;i .;V, ; DEATH OF A YOUNG WOMAN. ! (By TELEGBAra—rREs'a : ? AsspniiTiM.j" y "■ ' ChriStohuroh, February .16. A young mamed woman namfid Ruby Margaret !Jobansen, residing in Bristol Street, St, 1 : Albans,, died suddenly this morning., .. ,Mrs;. Johalisen was twenty .years; of. age, and 'had' only been married four months. Slio badbeen in indifferent health for a few days, and had complairicd'of a pain io, her back., : A verdict: was returned at, the inquest that duo to rupture of iho aorta of the heart.\ ." v No 'fresh advico had- been, received vfrom Pencarrow by the; polico last night" as ■ to "the : man Massoy, who : was'..buried by a fall' of earth on Friday'last.:'; ' : The hospital authorifes advised. last' night that tho young man ■■". , .'who.'was ad-, mitted to the lnstitutiun on . was a little easier. A later message states that,, deceased 'died, early/this .morning \ without' recovering ;conr sciousness. With a party of , friends he. was spending tho evening at a house in George Eftreet. Returning from, a walk about.;B.2o he went into the garden,and- sat down on a hammock, which was-about three feet from tho ground. He was seen to fall on his head, and becamo unconscious, and .was removed to the, hospital. Sullivan, who was 49 years of ago, was in delicate health. /