ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 13, 16 January 1902, Page 2

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

I PBE PKBSS ASBOOUTIOfe, I Palmkbston Nobth January 15. A yonng man named Thomae May, son of Joseph Mayo, lata Government Nomologist, was drowned wl£i« batbins in ) 0 | <|W ! D f: { Tbr »°*f* TOUthe, whn »«• bathing with him, jad, faffa^ attempt, TbebcdywaTrT cevered by the police early this mon . fng. Ma«aAwiEA,Janna»yls. Harrison s two months-old child, who w » B i serionsiy burned on December 28tb, died this morning. » . , . ; w »W«raww, January 15. A lad named Bruce Monro, aged 17,

engaged as a moulder's apprentice at the Government Railway worahnpt, Fetone, waa drowned in the Hot* 'River. Ha was leading in a swimminr match, when suddenly be eofWd and ailing out "Am done" went and* His compinion reached shore exhausted. The bady has not been recovered. At the inquest on the body of HarVr Bates, evidence was given that deeesaai dtukrthe contents of a boat)* oontifi*. ing chloride of zinc, found under* bouse. A verdiot of death by accidental poisoning was returned Ohbistootboh, January 15.' j. TV™ 8 ~ rS , ,w* on Beabourn a rerdiet that death, w«s due toajOoidiiSi drowning was returned. Dmrronr, January 15, was taken ill in the Port Ohtlmor«T3£ this morning, and on rsaebine Bark** fainted He was token to the X«£ and medical aanstanoe procured tafe ****** to'l» due to heart ifiS Deee'sedwas6syeawofage.

1 P,i TS? 7"? M ««gbt«r of Mr 5. If. P«rk ehiaf clerk to the EdnoitiTi, Bodied W« mcrning phorus poisoning. l< he <&,,, M J*J attended, hit the poison had got into thi