Sad Drowning Fatality. Fatality.

Manawatu Herald, 4 January 1900, Page 2

Sad Drowning Fatality. Fatality.

Mr J. Stewart, J.P., of York Statil|ji|||| Croixelles Harbour, came into 4flllH|B||l|| (Nelson) on Tuesday night, aa l§Hfflg|§|]§ walked overland and joined the C( j|ll|l|[l(nß| at Wangamoa, reports that abou ffl|i||l||lffll on Monday morning James K^Bl|||l|ln|| aged 28, his wife, 20, and LeHflH||[H| Stewart, 26, left Kel lor Bay He *l|jfl|J§| Croixelles Harbour, in an open boi||l[|H| for W. J.* Stewart's. A heavy south- *"ffl| wester was blowing, and when a i|H| quarter of a mile from land a 6< l Ui *jlHNH| struck and upturned the boat, w °ic!|HH| I sank. Kellor never moved. r l||l

rveiiur siruggiuu, auu oiewciii uttug, hold of her and tried to tow her shore, but she made a frantic strugg to get towards her husband and in §lored to be allowed to go to hir tewart was fully clothed, even to h boots, and only a moderate swimme He hung on to the woman till he b< lieved her to be drowned, when h was much exhausted. He tried t «win ashore, which he could not hiv done but for the fact that he picked v a piece of the stern sheets. He walke to The Brothers, and a search n :> .rt went out. They succeeded in findin a woman's hat and Kellor's coat c i I shore to leeward. / The Kellor's have been marries eigot months only.

X was serious y afflicted with a co>isl for severa years, and ast fa 1 had a nw severe cough than before. I have ur« many renjfdie* witb'-m r-ceiving mud ■ relief, and being recommend d »<> try i fc bo te of Chambe la n' Cough Reme.ly, b; B a friend, who, knowing me to >ea por<] K widow, gave it >o me, I trier) ta .d w : tr the mi t gratifying r^.u t9. '.'hn fi si bottle re i.ved m« very much, and >h( ■r second bott> lias ab olutey cored m-. ] v have not had as good h-a't'i for twent, yearj. Respectfully, Mbs Mart A. Beard Glaremore, Ark. Sold by W. Hamer Chemist, Foxton.