ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2126, 18 April 1914, Page 6

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

AiOTCn-CAR ACCIDENT. Miss L. Ward was admitted to the HotpiU'l last eieuing suffering from several boluses, Tlio .Trident nas caused through being knocked down by a. motor-car near tho Botanical Gardens,

UPPSEHTfTTDiSASTEB. ' . On liiquirv at the Hospital last even.- , irtg it was report-etj that Virgil M'Govern, orte <?f the- victims of.tlio ITpper ■Stitt disastay was -silU in about tlio same condition. ■ INJURIjO Tho.<X>nditibii of if i?Ka'el'liowft, a , ft«frior who iras'admitM to tho Hospital On Tuesday, suffertofr from cojiedssiojii. of the brnitij is reporitsel as nifif.fe Sdribus ttaii wa.? the case oil his admiesionr - !

C'fIXDUCrOR INJURED

A train conductor, named: John DevcYm, a married fijan residiftg at 46 Thompson Stfeet, was adifiited. to 'tho Hospftil at- & : p,w: yesterday, ■suffering iioin {concussion of tho brain as a. re* 'suit- ef % fall from near tl.re Botanical Gardens, •* It Is understood tfeifc tlit> trnnwiir irt wiiestioH was one with a centre. aisje. . sudden mum, . ■;. .Dtincdln, April 17. Boliert .Carson., apfid "S, died sfiifciei?Vat Hißgrovo list evening.. . : POUND BEAD.ON LtiJß. qrsyWouib, April 17, Av you.nK tiittli) nioiit 26 years of age, vvas , foiHui mi .tlio Grcy-He(!tifi)nt lfiif?, tear the- G'.rcy Eailw.jy Staf.joji, tewfbfy nrfltilatcd. Ili is surmissd that }ve iva.s riin .orw bj , tlio ; viidoiniiig 7- tfcleci train. Wig .body , was , renioyed : to the. morgue, Vrlifcii' it.. vrxs Iftiiftd tlijt. ft was that of -Tncob Jolmso»j son of a dairyman at Kaiftta. f