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... enabled to continue his racing career. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A JOCKEY.-Just before tile terini. nation of Coventry Races on Wednesday, a seriewioacideflt occurred to Ennis, the jockey. The injured mnan riding The Poet in tlb hurdle race, and as the animal, w ...
... THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT TAMWORTH RACES. An adjourned inqutest was hbld at the Board Room. of the Tamworth Workhouse, before Mr E:. Hooper, Coroner, on Wednesday, on the body of Mary Bertram, who was killed on the 2nd isst, by the falling of a portion of ...
... SHOCKING ACCIDENTS AT WOLVER- HAMPTON RACES. TWENTY PERSONS INJURED. le] id, Two serious accidents, and others of a minor character, Al occurred upon the Wolvorhaapton Race Course yesterday ga -the worst of them during the race for the ...
... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT SUTTON RACES. Yesterday afternoon a deplorable accident happened *t the Sntton rnices. When the horses running for the Har.dicap Plate wcre within a short distance of the winning post, one of the jockeys, in his anxiety to get to ...
... ACOIDENT AT FOURt OWKS RACES. A it, ilnqest was held by ])r. Iliffe, coroner for Central 1V., vwcYkhire, at the Three Tons Uotcl, Sutton Cotldfield, ,Ctelriay, touching the death of John ily, steildeohaso y: h, who met with a fatal accident at Four Wllaks Fark ...
... ACCIDENT TO AN OFFICER. With th* opening the Voluntenr competitions, the Risiey meeting 1899 may said have begun in The heat waa intense, and marksmen .would glad It have retired some grot ' had such loan available. In the match between Army ami Volunteer* ...
... with the accident', for ro coachbn witn any experleuca would dreami of going round 5 corner at the headlong' speed which wrould be required to turn over a pro *Fed-cnrn td coach. Within the period coni-. prisedl in the coaching revival accidents have been ...
... Horselydown Regatta on Monday evening was the Mary Ann, owned by Mr. Thomas Scott, of Fobbing, Essex. At the time of the accident it was moored. about thirty yards from, the edge of the river opposite Ray's Wharf about thrgesuarters of a mile below London ...
... RACING NOTES. With the frost entirely gone, and the rain tho morning giving place to a fine afternoon, an enjoyable time was spent at the largo company that assembled to witness the sport. Unfortunately there were two distressing accidents during the ...
... SALISBURY RACES. PROGRAMIE FOR TdIS DXY (THIUtP'SD 'Y Horses marked tiues ?? have arrived. The SA LPSBUIR.Y STAN ES Of 10 SOVS each, v ith II rlur i start), for twvoyear-olds; colts sst 101b, fillies talb'w;_ extra. Half a mile; 27 srubs. 'Mr. Alfred's ...
... ticket, 31: accidents and urgent medcail cases admitted without recom- nessdeltioci, 31. total, 02: daily average number of patients in the house, a231 at the Sanatorium, 8.-Out-patients: Admitted during the week by ticket, 103: accidents and urgent medical ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ALPS. About three weeks ago a German Professor, Herr Dorn- _ heim, of Mannheim, suddenly disappeared while making a B tour on the Alps of Vorarlberg, near the Lake of . Constance. It was supposed that an accident had befallen him ...