Stockton Herald, South Durham and Cleveland Advertiser. — 1890-11-22 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

NECK. gas for printing engines, and in the et1...0 of the the exhauster house. There was no escape of gas Both systems should be provided with non-1 gull a thing could be p Ve possible, he must lia at S ; ' These were two handkerchiefs round the neck, one North-Eastern Daily ()area. the I aibie• of the ,in the engine-house at the time b accident, e left SO far Be lie return vanes, whereby the gag, in case of ace ' ` e ' ' at the edge of the pond and at once thrown him- , spotted red and one a pocket handkerchief. motive power of the great Martimui minting , was aware, and everything was gcing on in the would be presented trom escaping from the gas- I self in. However, no blood was found near the I Mrs Monck, replying to the Coroner, said the demachines was indeed a serious matter, a..a i AMA way. He left three windows open for a holders. They further thought thee a much more , ' ad, and the cleanness' of the clothes and the ! ceased had only one handkerchief round hie neck had it not been for the ingenuity of the maeage-; current of air; they were always open, night and efficient system of ventilation for the exhauster- ' le'T'id and the fact that every article of attire was : when he left her house on Monday morning. went, aided by the courtesy of the Middlesbeeigh 1 day He hal never smelt an creape of gas r.lere, house should be provided than could be the rime - . , mop% I buttoned up, including two shirts, al I Collins said, in reply to further questions, that locin authorities, there would have been no i Geo. Fullerton Mackeen, foreman at the Gas where the top of the building was sealed sr" a ' inPitartL against this theory which the police rather' the deceased's feet were towards the middle of the Gasette printed on Settled:l evening. Failing their i Works, living at No. 43, Commercial-street, said tank. Should the tank and condenser be ! I - e • - ' • • re- . favoured in the first instance. Enquiries made later Pon • gas engine, the manager sought relief by a return to 'he left the works at eleven o'clock on Friday night, erected in the same term they aimed be Mae- tended further to dispel the theory f self-de- i Anthony Ward, living at 19, Cross-street, said steam power, and on his application the Sur- I when everything was right, and all the men at pendent of the engine-house walls, allowing the •on 'ion, for the doctors who conducted the post- ' that on Tuesday morning, at a quarter to nine, he veyor's department granted them the use of one of 1 their posts. The deceased appeared in good free access of the air, so as to make an ne ' examination war • • al f •• e unammou y o opinion . I was passingthe brickponl in question when he saw the street steam rollers to be used in the capacity health, and he was thoronehly Mee to perform accumulation at the bottom of the tank im- Sem i THE TOP 0/11 A WAN'S HEAD IN THE weenie of traction engine in driving the maelines. i his duties. He was aroused at the time esihle. Efficient ex • • • should that joints , DROWNING WAS NOT THE CAUSE OF DEATH, 'He got there before P.C. Harrison, and saw the By dint of keocking down part of ,of the disaster by a rumbling sound, and C lined to the pipes leading from the retorts ; , and that death was the result of the wounds . 'body of the deceased, with the feet out towards a wall the roller was gemmed into the yard attached I then the sound of an explosion, followed by the to the condensers, to provide for the • nof the middle of the pond, about 811. from the shore. weamPrarthr_.. cupon the body, to which the man must have suet° the Grtuud Hotel, which adjoins the Gasette . blowing off of steam. He at once went to the Gas the pipe with the varying 0 ! limbed before his body was thrown in the water. 8 go • H t wood spar, put the end under ottice, and passing a band through one of the win- I Works, found what had happened, and sent for the They congratulated the Gas Committee on their ' the man's arms, and brought him to the •lows, the machines were worked so that, with the : manager. Ifs directed a search to be made for the • hist pegs upon which the theory of suicide ~ ; Thus the • • • having escaped a much more serious acuident, , and with the assistance of P.C. re broken away, and the matter , 188•1 ; were hung we . y, exception of delaying the early edition for a distant man, but he did not at the time direct the clewing which the ar gement of th . 1 t madpossible. step an e ; stood before the public as one of the most brutal Har • and another man he pulled the Harrison part of the diateict, the 64,500 odd papers n ere jof the valves of the broken pipe from the exhaus,er.deceased out o . f the water. He did not notice . r. sled off as usual. I Thos. Gibeon, blatketnitle employed at the Tees- ! ' and atm-ions mereiert that have ever taken place I I 1 whether them were any feet marks about the side Iron and Engine Works, to e was adjoining, sail h THE SCARBOROUGH AND WHITBY 1 •in the district. The entire I pond. The body was stiff at the time. The