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Joseph Jacques
No. 113 on the list occurred at South Durham Colliery, belonging to the South Durham Coal Company, Limited, on February 28th, causing the death of a driver. The pony, which he was driving, had just pulled a tub out of a dip place, and he was riding on the limbers. As soon as they reached the level road the pony ran away at a great speed, and caused the limbers to become detached from the tub, and the boy was dropped in front of it and killed. The cotterill, which prevents the limbers getting loose in this way, had either come out or had never been put in. I think, however, that owing to the speed the tub was travelling that it had shaken out, and this boy was not in any way to blame for the accident occurring.
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