FUNERAL STOPPED.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3351, 18 October 1911, Page 8

FUNERAL STOPPED.

■ ' 'rtt° F tlNG CARRIED 1 HitJi.E iliiES TO HIS GRAVE. Jjncertaintyas t° the cause of death ilr to .Postponement on two occa--53”?, of a maii named t h ;; n i of. Belper. Frost had ■,crS .f t y ,ck ... lightning some days Xw*i’+ ‘j'7. ' at l >er lying .unconscious for hef ho F Sj il° dled - Death "as eertiThe f u . y C ! U<? to an apoplectic-seizure. ih R. iiiiieial was fixed. over°R Iy t<X)k i liac *. how:Ce ’ decided that there should iuiior-, P°f t " mo . r . tel ii examinaton. The doSs vim' le A ore ,i l>ut off - Tho examiinHo ° ,*lio post-mortem s?S; r o. agretti that doath **• *** was j lle y f ore arranged with the rvVh y 1 J! 10 hearse duly left Then W ffi iv f ° r Bath, sage u’as S<>C ? ud timc > a Hiesthe t ,e ? guesting that The message i sto PP«l again, coffin to lm i‘ llU fd too late for the lock Bath back from Hatshed. ’ Uui lt "as removed to a had ono , o 1 the doctors dead man , u ivom the h ™d of the he came to tha examination of this did not die thmn^? U ° USlmi '-Frost ure. Ule tiiro "Sli an apoplectic seizen the foll<fwinr a \r IlC? f int<> tJle affair returned a verdm? > a , nd the i ur - v trie shock.” hof ‘Death from eleetwk'place 1, th ° funeral 6lK ’-