Accidents and Deaths.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 40, 17 February 1904, Page 2

Accidents and Deaths.

(Per Press Association,) cHiusTommcH, fJiV «, A child unfiled John Edward Mul-A at the hospital last night a ew hours after admission w? h tt , ( , ! l aßßShcr ' *hllo working eaily ths morning., was buuivxl bv a lftil.,o( earth* JJ U $ m extricated alive and with no bone* broken, but terns are entertained that Wa spine is injured, ,_ NKT'.SON. Feb. 16. Augustus Kn„„,nel Noriing, of Wmlcstown, Wellington, . „ k „ yesterday l'.»r(y in thoinonth l>o readied the residence of Patrick lleCauley, a fisherman, of Hulwer, in the leloi'oan with the object of dmlvh* ■■, ticnetlt • fwuic • die ©tango. having been Nattering, from consumption. On Monday lwn rendition was nib'li that iUeCniiley took him in his oil launch with Hie Intention o<]iut<ling ldin aboard the Alajiourilia, but Hie steamer pus»;cd on, not. seeing tha .launch, it was blowing t OO hard tn reach Picton, so MclJiiuley ilecid- / cd to convey Noriing to th«y ss>] sun ./' hospital, but the patient died about four milts from Uulwer. MeOauley brought the body to Nelsdii, arriving early this morning. A t thc jn . quest held siiliNotJ.iiMitl.v, the medical evidinco was that death was duo to pulmonary tuberculosis, im d B vesdict was given nccordtng.lv AUCKLAND, *Fob. 16. i !r Kn 'B' hl - wholesale saddler, aged ,!.>. committed suicide by shooting himsell with u revolver at Us. oir.ee in Lorne-street to-nightl ;