The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-16 00:00:00

VISIT Or A GOVERNILENT SANITARY
INSPECTOR.

Is ismsequeses at tborsports from the medisal °Moors
of Warehae, Code (Wattle, Swan age, Norden, arid otter
sources, forwarded to the Medleal that/tins/it of the
Local Government Board, Whitehall, st teeir own
request, throsse the Board of Ouardasas, that Depart-
ment has sent down a Medical Inspector to make per.
meal enquiries on test sebject. Tkis reatlainan—Ur.
H me---vmited Wareham as allergic°. Friday last, and
attar am istorview with Idr. Vreeland [Utter, Town
Clark (Lad Mork of the WALISWIIIII sod I.le of Pothook
Uoiao),sed dr. Charles Wilma. llayor Ot CIO Stl4il
of War•ha%, and makias • foe praatiod onqoiria.,pro
seeded to awans4e. Oa roferrini to the Metical
Be= his dams wooers as U.D. of the university of
id h. of the Royal College of Surgeons, Staff
Musses, Major ie the army, and also bearing the
Vittoria erode.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THS WA ILEHIM
RAILWAY STATION.
04 Tkureday morning a sad aosideat betel • porker
named Holliday employed is the gooda department at
the railway station. 1t5.... that the trade, whist. is
• mined cies whilst as Wiirehus, was being shifted
from one lino of metals to another, the eagles tad
Sleeks being monomer' by means of a rope, whisk it
wee the duty of Holliday to deskea at the proper time.
This did in the ordinary way, but es he did not hold
the rope high enoadh, It hitched on the buffer, and
on freeing ased, eeme in °acme: with hia body,
knoeking him down on the melee, sod one of
the wheels of the nearest truck passed over hie
left arm, ertishiag it in a frightful manner. The trate
was moving slowly at the time, and he wee fortunately
taught by the leg by a ecenrade, and drawn off the rails
before soother Sus& noshed him. He WM moveyed
to Dorchester by the same Mein. and on reaching the
asthma warn takes In • 'bus to the County hospital,
where be reentered latinediale eMenticia. It being toned
meessary to amputate the arm above the elbow; bat
kmasa skill was of no avail, and about dm o'clock is
the afternoss the poor fellow died from the edema of
Injuries he bad reseived.
The laciest on the body of Vet antis* Holliday wee
held at thee Dorset Conaty Haspitel on Fried., &Defaces
before Giles limeade, li.q„ carooer. Yr. than,
diahrial superlateadeat, and Mr. Hunter,stationmeater
at Wareham, repromaaid She eosipeey. The ;Worts.
nate ataa's arm was deseribed ea being "smashed all to
eases." He was 31 yams of age.
William Baker, platelayer in the employ of the
South. Wasters sompaay, said be wet at Wareham
station oa ITharatay morning about 11 o'clook.
There was a doom goods trade in, and almating was
beteg dose, traits being moved from the down to the
Ilp•liall, and theme Itt. She siding by • rope &mashed
to the eagine. The rope used was about twelve yards
long. Holliday was one of the porters taking part is
this work. Be hooked she rope on and off the elegise.
Ti. mese worked Moog the up lea% sad. when It had
paned the potato for the gasbag, the rove wee &paged
to the Irma@ and the pasta opened, it then muted
and drew the troika (eight) into the siding. Hollicley
nabooked the rope from the amine when saddest
eseessatme was obtalsed to ran the truoks Into the
siding whoa it was &Mashed, sad ran Weide the trucks.
but the rope got nailer the baler indeed of over.
Womb Holiday not holding it up high escpagh. son-
esquatly it bewail octanes' In ass of the wheel i,and
threw him down : his lefts,. meet serums the rail sad
one wheel owed over. Thee another porter employed
La the work, named Hoary Look palled him out, mad
so previsted the other wheels going over him: Leek
then ran oa about his work. He had nothing to do
with the Maeda& hat was standing opposite. He went
to pick up Holliday, and, when Look had dons what
he was &boat, he mias bask sad the Guard too. The
guard lidst Pam of string round Holliday's ans. He
ass gait* sensible. Witness asked him haw be dig it
ead he •••• weal hum.- Holliday was aeons:
toated to do thla with: be had bees at Is over tao
/ford. "id MN ordilitrY erseties was followed. To.
rope wail foand by the sompaay,
The amass sea the jury It they sidled to pat
any quietism, bat none were put.
Mr. J. R. Taylor laid the shunting had bees rightly
dimwitted: he bad dose It dogma of timee.
4= Loa, bead porter: I waa sheeting with
Tbe rope was as the mese at the ti • I
wee &oldie( the potato, before deseased unhooked the
rope. Ho/Ilday was behiad the train and had bold of
the rope ready to unhook. There was a slash rope whet
the train was chopped tad he unhooked the rope.
After that the driver put on the Mess to get out of
the way. 'The maa run alone to stereos the wheel
catoltlag the rope, and II mast have welt him mid se
ceased him lo fall. I was speaklag to him at the time.
The rope wee not *tangled mead hie leg. His heed
fell on the metal, aad same into masast with the
wheel of the tided trait, wilds cett • lissis of his hair off
the wheel pushing it off hefted of going over it.
Yr. L. Tilley: That would •amouise for the blow on
the head.
Witmer oontiased The Masks were gods; ate little
over walking pasty sad the shaatiag
.was doom be lbs
*mum, way. Ha was well up Is Ms work; it woe
his nasal duty. Dessesed woe a steady man. The
rope wad as the woes ease oa the trees issued of at
the aids I snag out is him that he had It wroceg
egele gi,g had so seether add as Asa he fell. I had
saatlened him several limas *West doles the sante
*lag.
Ia reply to Kr. Passim : It is a little lass trouble to
pat It es the metre of the Musk Aim at the side.
Mr. Taylor: His *Mae was to sore time.
The Gamma *squired as to Morales of the eeetpasty,
whether asemate deoheying orders wore sot Oast It
appeared sartatary that some preambles should he
tikes for the salssy of the weasel se ma ae the
while
The witness odd the dessoood had error boos re-
ported. He fell heavily is the side of his hood and
shoulders.
Mr. Howell: It am mistakes kindoese that he was
aot
Mr. A. Lame Dessamsd email wader my ears &boat
111 yesterday. He was la a Halo of aollapes.
hoe We Of bloat +Mak had bloa req. Pleirstli
meetly tress the measles 'feats of the Mow M
hoed slid Wk. Toe elbow joist was vssi

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otb woe is peat. 4 the s.
f ryil.H:ont
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or to lao. if be woold ft' httii";7l:seekrosctitair4lTt4h.mi.°Abqt:ek"aadartarsoot:
the ....lief .4 venous blood •till going 00. •si
it amputate Immediately. I took the arse I/
e•sher h•gh up ; very hula blood --rweresty a tatel...?
,poeofnl—w•• lost during the otoiroloa. 1. spits of
ewer, drat is, died. He cos to, ciour all the time
shoe under the indeenee of eblereforat and
was .1,1 to answer questloo• put to biro. I left his
In ab.exe of Dr hilts, sod he died about bye isieek.
Tbe p.oerration °•. .0 wrest obeli he reeetted Ike
hospital that milk aid brendy were adesiniebered to
bung him round. in *SS • wiry Se•perate sees, awl the
great lA* .1 blood of courts made it worse.
Tbe Coroner remarked epic the earelembion *may
orint(suri by r.. 111.7 oerventae, bet deseered was •
perfectly onalide I ipso. The °Or thing he was rather
t., 0011 VI. peas at Which the salut-
ing reo bein.; done. It appe•rel, bossiver,that the pew
sea had. in or •r to •.•., tame, placed the rept is the
'no, pin., Ii hoped, in (stare, the heed potter
would report any .cr.... doing &erbium of the bled
again.
T
ti.ou.an I ever OCJOrr.d.
rapes us.yelteriniostihdatthewre.yw.
Toe C..rolltread thet mieht be; but the datelines's
oreendbunondrei,dusaa.
motbmiaimi.4,at
of rsilway ItOrtela retnir made OLIO ebodder. Then
to
The jury returned a serdiet that doomed died
twbas.,d,h.7bsr.;egeer,onf poo
hi, hiuty, sod ..crriarnordan whr.
laiziou
accid,otally from befog run over by the trash' as
described by the witnesses.