The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-10
TWO SUNDAY ACCIDENTS
TEAM AND BICYCLE COLLIDED ON
 WHALLEY AYENUE.

BicycIist Was Run Over and seriousl,
 IDjured-Taken to His Home by the Maj
 Who Run Over Him-Missed His Foot
 hold and Was Badly Bruised.
 Shortly after o'clock last evening 6
 serious collision occurred at the corner
 of Whalley avenue and Orchard street between a team driven by John Linef
 and a bicycle ridden by Adolphus Wolf | of 413 Whalley avenue. The latter with l his brother, Theophilus, were riding or
 their bicycles on Whalley avenue ir | the direction of their home, and the team driven by MT. Lines was coming down the avenue in the direction of the city.
 At Orchard street, the latter turned his horse to go into Orchard street, and as he did so Theophilus, not anticipat- Ing that Lines was going to turn into Orchard street, rode his bicycle, which l was going at faster pace than the carriage, directly under the nose of the horse Lines was driving. MT. Lines quickly turned his horse, and in doing so turned directly into the bicycle rid den by Adolphus. The result was a collision with Wolff's machine, the lat ter was thrown off and the carriage passed over his abdomen. The bicycle was completely wrecked.
 As soon as the accident occurred, MT. Lines brought his team to a standstill and lifted the injured man into his car 11 nlT h bivN,t tn T A uNttfk loi e office at 129 Whalley avenue. Here an examination was made and 1t was found that one of Wolff's ribs was se- verely bruised, and he also suffered some internal injuries. Just how seri- ous the latter are could not be determln- ed last evening. After Wolff's injuries were dressed he was taken in MT Lines carriage to his home. People in the neighborhood who saw the accident claim that MT. Lines was in no way re- sponsible for the accident as the biey- clists ran into his team.
 Whalley avenue was also the scene of another accident, although in this in- stance the consequences were not so serious. About 5:3O o'clock a motor on one of the Fair Haven and Westvllle EdluOdu CdIb uIOpptu Oil uedT lue tOT- ner of Whalley avenue and Blake street. In, consequence of this fact traffic was delayed over the road for a short time, as the disabled car had to be removed from the track, and another car called into requisition.
 After the cars again began to move they came down the avenue without stopping for passengers In order to make up the lost time. The cars were crowded to their utmost capacity. Just east of Blake street a young man, who refused to give his name, attempted to board one of the cars as they were flying by him He succeeded in catching hold of the rods on the side of the car, but could not get a foothold on the run ming board. Before his plight was not iced the car continued on it's way and the unknown man was dragged dis tance of about 100 feet. Finally, how ever, his perilous position was seen, and the car brought to a standstill Just as the car stopped the man fell off. and one of his arms went across the track in front of the wheels. The only injuries the man who after the ac- cident did not disclose his name, re- ceived were slight bruises about his lower limbs. He was able to walk home. The accident was not in any. way due to the motorman or the con- ductor of the car.