The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-01
ACCIDENTS ON THE LINE OF MARCH.
A Pennsylvania Major Thrown From His
Horse-No Serious Injuries.

| Pennsylvania Major Thrown From His
Horse-No Serious Injuries.
number OF people suffered slight injuries
from one cause or another yesterday along tho
limo Of march
Major Mckee OF the Ninth Pennsylvania In
! fantry was unseated and thrown from his horse
at the turn at Seventy second street and Central
Park West. He received confusion on one OF
his knees and was cared for by friends.
AT Seventy first street and Central Park West
Samuel Bruster OF IS West avenue. Brooklyn,
fell on the sidewalk, and was taken TO Roosevelt
Hospital suffering from some internal injuries
Nellie Barth, II years old. OF 81 West Eleventh
street. tainted on reviewing stand in Fifth ave
| nue. between Twenty third and TWEEN y fourth
Streets She was revived and taken homo by
friends Mary Coyle, IS years cd, OF 1878 Third
avenue tainted on reviewing stand at Eighty
nth street and Riverside Drive. She too, was
taken home
Milton Hart IS years old, OF II East loeth
street. fel from a reviewing stand at120th streot
and Riverside Drive and cut his chin. He went
homo
Joseph Dooley OF ego East Ninety-flfth stree,
fell of a stoop at $50 Fifth avenue and was
badly bruised He taken to Flower Hospita
Fred Abel OF 1875 First avenue fell of a truck
al Fifty sixth street and Fifth avenue and frac-
tured threj fingers He was taken 10 Flower
Hospital
Charles E. McCoun. who lives at Seventy
NTH street and Columbus avenue fell of a
reviewing stand on Fifth avenue, between
Twen,y-th and Twenty fourth streets. but
wasn't much hurt He went ,me
Thomas Evans OF WilkesNarre tainted at
Broadway and Warren street, and was taken 10
Huison Street HoSpit al in an ambulance
A. Sueelman fell of box at FL h h street and
and MT Ha
by nearby ambulance surgeon.
A horse drawing a grocery delivery wagon ran
away at Thirty fourth street and Fifth avenue
while the people were waiting for tho head OF tho
parade TO come in sig hi and many people were IN
danger OF being trampled on. Policeman Dono.
van OF the Old Slip Station seized the bride At
Thirty second street and stopped tho animal AZ
ter being dragged some distance, but his hand
was badly cut by a buckle An amDu, ance sur
Eeon dressed the wound Donovan remained on
duty.
Charles Ostergen, OF 785 De Kalb ayenu.
Bro 'klyn, was shot In the arm by Emmanuel
lubbock. OF Dushort, Pa. in Tho crowd at
Twenty ourth street and Fifth avenue Bout
noon. The p 'lice were forci"g the crowd back
and Turbock drow a small revolver and fred ono
shot Policeman Harrison, OF tho Telderloin
tia ion grabLei nj m before he ,uld shoot az in
OsteIgen was fixed up at the New York Hospitai
Cha les T, Briggs and Henry ,Epprecht sailors
OF the Icxas we're nccile tally prodled with
bayonetS by their companions during a halt al
Tuirty-first street and Fifth nv lie People
were throwing apples out Of the win lows 70 The
saiur' vino we're trying 10 catcn tho fruit on
their hayon"ta Briggs was slightly stabbed in
thu back and EpprccLt il the arm by III" men
tehiNd them They were taken to Bellevue Hos
piIaL
! A policeman on duty in Seventy second street
tainted earl in the afternoon. He was hustled
into an ambulance and despatched to the Presby-
terrain Hospital but recovered on the way there
' Emily Gregory Of IS West Fourteenth street
was taken to New York Hospital from II Union
Square while the parade was passing. suffer
| ing from syucope.
A cavalryman attached to Troop C OF tho
Third Brigade lost control OF his horse at lO5th
street and the animal dashed down the Drive
and caused general scattering Of soldiers in
| the Thirteenth Reg ment which was Just ahead.
| Al 1O3rd street the horse knock ID down four
soldiers Of the Thirteenth. Private Lambert
Becker OF Company NJ. one OF the four. re-
the left leg and was removed to st Iuke's Hos
| pital. The horse dushcd on to lOlst street
| where il knocked down six OF the Thirteenth
seven scrambled 10 their feet unhurt. Police
| men Meara and McAyny caught the horse be-
fore there we're any further accidents and the
SauseI short delay in the marching order.
| Among those who tainted in the crowd In
Fiity-ninth street were Rose Anvlla o, 1Sl
Astoria street Mrs R ., Tto Burns Of IL Ninth
OF Tompk insyille. James X. Kirkland OF AL
| West Sixty first street. Mamie Londray OF
PHILADELPHIA. 4: Q. Mani OF 433 sixth avenue.
| trioh Of Ala West Twenty-secont street. WILL
Ian Watson Of Newark. and Carrie Wyman Of
man Who had been drinking deep aud long
| fell in front Of the Sevent -nrst Regiment
Armory Yesterday afternoon and broke his leg
! He was taken to Bellevue Hospital. He said