ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVI, Issue 159, 5 January 1914, Page 5

ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.

A COBRKCTIOX. Ey Telegraph.—Press Association. Dunedin, Saturday. It was Robert Bayliss, not Robert <iil- : kinson as was first wired, who was injured at Waitati yesterday. He is -progressing favorably, the bullet having been extracted.__ TIIR DANCKROVS CUO>KIX<I. Xelson, -Saturday. . An incident, occurred at the dangerous Anuesbumk railway crossing this morning, C. .1. Deck, dentist, on a motorcycle, rollii'iiiig with a train. A modi-" cal cn '.initiation is proceeding. It is understood that Deck's left leg is badly broken, lie also leccivcd various minor injuries to his head and body. DROWNED WHILE FISIIIXO. Darguville, Saturday. A man was lost from Tuirangi yester. day whilst fishing at the Heads. His body was discovered this morning'by the light-house keeper at Poiito. The man is not known. SUICIDE AT AVANG'AXI'I. Wangamii, I-ast Xight. A man named C. D. Caddell, who.has peen staying, at Foster's Hotel for sonv) months, committed suione c:\rly ou Saturday morning, by means of a hypodermic injection. Deceased, who was a remittance man. came downstairs at about 2 a.m. and asked the ni'dit porter for a drink of milk, remarking that be did not want to be called early in the morning, lie apparently returned (:> his room and took a dntjr, i!s the porter, a couple of hours later beard him groaning. A doctor was called and the man taken to he hospital, but he did not recover consciousness, lie left a letter stating liia intention to commit suicide.