Adam Elliott, a young married man, aged about 30 years, who for some time past has been working in the Indiantown Gap Silver mine and was a stockholder in the concern, last evening suddenly fell over and died at his residence. The man had been in remarkable good health all day and worked as usual, coming home in the evening and partaking of a hearty meal. He was pleasant and communicative and played with the children when all of a sudden he tottered and fell to the floor where he expired without speaking a word or making a sign. It is believed that he died of heart disease.
Lebanon Daily News Wednesday August 25, 1880
Lebanon Daily News Wednesday August 25, 1880
Adam Elliott, a young married man, aged about 30 years, who for some time past has been working in the Indiantown Gap Silver mine and was a stockholder in the concern, last evening suddenly fell over and died at his residence. The man had been in remarkable good health all day and worked as usual, coming home in the evening and partaking of a hearty meal. He was pleasant and communicative and played with the children when all of a sudden he tottered and fell to the floor where he expired without speaking a word or making a sign. It is believed that he died of heart disease.
Lebanon Daily News Wednesday August 25, 1880
Lebanon Daily News Wednesday August 25, 1880
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