The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-28

| however. were 10 eshcusted that they
had to remain at DR.. PirrCc's house.
Another of DIR. Pierce's patients was John
j. Hinchmnn of ~ Rugby road, Prospet
| Park South. He was severely injured in.
| ternally.
At the police station the doctors were
| having plenty OF work to do. One of the
| injured who was reported there was Frank
| {. Bostock, "the animal king
He was in the accident ~ the result OF a
| trip that he took to Gravesend, where lie
| has a butcher establishment to prepare
| Beach Palace. He went to the place to give
his butcher some instructions
He was standing between two Of the
! seats at the rear of the car when the crash
! came. He was damned up against seat
and his right thigh was badly bruised.
Louis Captain of l78 Eldridge street, this
| borough, was taking young woman friend
! 10 the Island She had seat on the car
| He was standing when the collision oc-
Cured and was thrown violently against
, Al ~ea, and then pushed on the car and the
embankinent into the water He was badly
hurt. When he had been taken to the
Island his friends got Il cab and had him
taken home.
The only person on the train who was
hurt va. p. II. Cooke, the motorman.
His left arm was badly sprained
The trolley inotorman, Herman Fricke
of IT'S Thirty-ninth street. South Brooklyn
was thrown over the front platform and his
skull was fractured He was taken TO the
Emergency Hospital,
According to all the reports, Policemen
Edward o Rourke did valiant service.
The police report that he rescued four
persons from the water. They are Miss
Grace Newbury, Of Peabody. Mass; DIR. John
Marsiiio, OF 1866 Nevins street, Brooklyn,
Louis Captain. already mentioned, AMI
Hannah Spanier.
Al the police station O'Rourke worked
Ike beaver to help the doctors. Twice
each time. Then he tainted again and that
time the doctora packed him of to the
hospital, They said he was injured inter-
nally. Capt. Doolcy said O'Kourke was a
real hero.
The line on which the accident occurred
was blocked for nearly an hour. Then a
W rccking car took the smashed trolley
ont OF the way.
The police made no arrest and didn t
culnsta nces of the collision. They say,
however, that there was red lantern on
the back Of the trolley car. They suppose
that the trains motOrmnn failed to See this
warning signal because he had just emerged
from a section of bright light into one of
almost total darkness.
The list of I'M ured as reported by the
police, follows:
The police made up this list Of injured:
a s hs nSdy
went TO work after accident ,-,.,...
Of yh lev and sls wen, ho1e
CANrIKLD. lonN. 80 Rndss street; - Rronklyn
an %s and
tiers. Ethel and Grace. who were cut by glass and
CArL,x. LOUIS. l7e Eldrdgc street. Manhattan:
Internal injuries: went home In carriage.
MsSaian con,usons iei, se and back; ' vent
cisoorrA, NARY. wife of above Jaw badly
css..,-p. T.: mo.orman On train: left arm
! q 'si, snouasr: w aSt'Ss
F p a. ccney island: vii probsbly die. Nv,
"n.sn wife va a Confusion.
H,ScHMHS JOHN j., y Rugby road Prospee.
Park South: eontusons lief. shoulder and internal
MSRsILlo DR. JOHN W, 1Ss Nevins street brook
Ign: right foot broken: taken home In a carriage.
OKoURKE. EDWARD policeman internal Injuries:
taken 10 Emergency Hospital.
consions Of iei, leg and internal injuries TAKEN
home.
SCHIRBsR MINNIE 20 Franklin street. jersey
CITY; right ankle spraincd; taken to home 0! Dr.
John W. Pierce at Coney Island.
SEEBER. MINNIE, 1S West 18th street: night
forearm broken: taken on train to Union DEPOT
and hsns in c GAZE.
cuts on head and face: went home.
NoRBLERs. HENRY c., OF 348 Nostrand avenue.
RroOklyn: Commissions of arm: went home.