PARNELL TUNNEL FATALITY.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1463, 11 June 1912, Page 4

PARNELL TUNNEL FATALITY.

■v . (By-'Tele'srap re Association.) j.; Aurl land, J i io 10 dismembered;-body.-.--. I: y.-hirli. \va< iViinil on' Friday night last lOivsj'lio' ■ ;rf! ilwnyri.-!ii'O.v .below.?., tho • Panwll, i v as'., held3l hisi';inorniligb,v Ml' and : resulted'-. in ' ilio;:;.' -;':;.. " ill {■ ii lificalioil'-^oif-.lhs . bod.v' as' that or iy.iiiiiii^'inaiKimincd-Hl'crcy.'Llewellyn Cart-,' ... ''vi-iuM,. in l):miimu>i Koad. !Dr..;5-;: , 'J. : 1 j6.ivi> htul-oti .-that. lie.had ejcain-^ijj;!'- 1 iaeil; "l-.c vemiu:i<. .There <vris'not a bone 1 . *".» tJio)}t>(lv" ttitLrokcn,'- anil from lha !or-; •. riblv. miuihitcd Mate of tins remains, it'"-*>' s if iuiij 1 iv- Id,. say-ivwherher tho- in-'; ■ ;V : jiu'iosiwi'ra'.ihe/fcolc anise of death, or whether. ilih'imm-Vi hail s;been'.-..subjected' to (■'..violence and 1 then : • "plated; :qnrthe/Uiiic.;;i>-'!; ; ' v ;: ..' pt : ;Thoi- coroner,.: remarked'- that' tKo : - verdict'J an : entirely;.open: on«.'.y.T)iero wns/V'ti.:'' a possibility that the-man might have ■ Ojeen 'Jiiiueked'-.oii.Tthe''- head" and : --plticed ; /-'-:'.-.'-' upon ine railway ; line.. i'. -■ • cabinetmakerpliv>iV; ; : '■ i'.:s in Dominion Koad, said that-ho had 1 ''examined Hie remains, ..and by the appear--... . ante <;!' the coat, -.vest,-- and -'boots, revoj}jnised them as.those' of his brother,-:VckjK l iL'iewcllyir.: Cartnright,. year® ,of agt<,?S... . i.Wlio, lunl ..biHiU .living with" him, and lw>d V\ bi-an. mi-i-iing'. sini-o I'ridny night. !fficiighis<;d a.-, naineMni'isliiictiy'; marked on ; • ..the lii-l! - of ;tlie-'rwaisteoat as ,bein{r; his.frvA'j -, wontiir on', to say". !tha(fe!' ? about.SiS.SOj;.^jj.iii- on hi.- - brother' \vci:t ;.onl: to post a 'ettor, .' and ;ii!sf he ,; did nol . reluvn thofamily •'• : - iiiuajjincd;that~Ho': iiad:? J: gmie :to -' seo'/ : iiian'ied;.:sister'' \vho-'Hvei:;in Paniell..- H'» ' .:jia , -d , ;bct')f- :, iioii!try.farini!iß at. Birkdale,' and-f! ■' :'was ; -Aeekiiig, employment us, an eiettrioal'.. v the':•Friday.: h<v : drew about"-;-;;;: ;'i'l2"oiit :;ofj {■li<s..'.Auekl;uul Snnngs Banlri'^ ;j o : : ii!id :, \vlieii'lie went, oufciii tlie evening musthave had. .!;5 of i.liis" on him', as tie left. '. i . :^7'.at'honi«'.!-;! ]l« had-been to theSkatiug: , iliiiik..in- the;' afternoon, and was in no way ;!de;pbiident when lie was last se«n.- 1 ' • Constaiile Henvy John Joyce deposed to finding' jhe' remains upon tho line, also, a tomahawk-(produced). " 4 ;: V V'iTho' tomahawk 1 was examined by tho; > ;j : ,iry,i"aiid being new and free from any .v- ---' tracc.' of rust or blood was thought to have'li ad no connection with'the tragedy, '.but. perhaps to havo Ijcesl dropped from a'--' -;;■! ; train. ■ ■ ' - ' .i-The'coroner remarked that tho findiliß j 'of. the body on'the lino was no proof that .• Jj. death .was the result e.f ail accident, and ,the--fact that deceased had several '■ ■-in.;money on him when he left home.. tended to arouse some suspicions. ' i - An oiieu verdict was returnea to Ui« eU'eit Unit the exact cause of death '-ould = not be ascertained, and that it was im-' : .' v • possible to say whether the injuries.-wero-.- .-r, the Polo on Iso of cleaiiu or wbetlior ceased was previously subjected io ioieiic-ft. ; . with fatal results, -