ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2143, 8 May 1914, Page 7

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

-■ ■ ■■■■ ■ <h — DTRTMAX 15KKAKS HIS SHOULDE-E. A Corpora tii.ui dustman,- named Henry Headison, met with ail accident 'yesterday iit .Caroline Street, He was entering a lvsuleiiec! with his' ntbbif-h----liasket. oft his baclj, wlieft ho accidaitally fell into a hole caused by an excavation made- to enable repairs to be effected io :.iie. sewer. In tlie. fall tlio unfortunate man broko his shoulder, aiid lie had to be helped out of the place and taken, to his Wire. BODY FOUND IN ITAH HOUR. Yesterday mo-risiiig tlio polico rceoveTecl tlio bndy -of a man which was found Jloati-wg in the hhrbour in th.e vicinity oi the King's Wharf. It was removed i'O the morgue. The sum of £8 13s. 6d. was found in tho pockets. Deceased was flft. fii-m in Tieigbt, and was dressed in a darJt gre.r tweed stiit. Up tilt.a late hour Jast night tlm !-:cdy had uot been identified. DEAD IN BED. (By Teieirrttrb.-Fross AB«ooIatIon.l Invoroarg!!!, May 7. Joseph Hill, a sh'igle man, aged 65 years, was lotmtf dead iti bed yesterday, Apiiarentiy tho cause was- heart disease. BODY S:. POISOH BOTTLE. Nelson, May 7. The unidentified body of ft .man was found to'day near the Mabk.ita.ki Itiwir, Mitrehison, bating evidently been lying wiicro it was found for solnc time." A poison bottlo was found near it.