Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-29

Chicago, June 2S.-Automobile acci-
 dents. some of them due to reckless driving. caused a number of accidents
 in Chicago today. Three persons were knocked down in the streets. while in
 one case a large sightseeing" machine collided with an electric car. resulting
 III the breaking of a womaa's leg.
 one Of the accidents occurred at Evanston and Wilson avenues at S o'clock in the evening. when two men were seriously hurt by being run down by machine in charge of Mil ton Stone, son of Irving I. Stone. 27S1 North Winchester avenue. The vic. 1 tins were removed to the Alexian Brothers Hospital.
 With a score of other laborers who had been working on a building in the
 neighborhood the men were standing
 at Wilson avenue when the automobile
 rounded the corner and knocked them
 down. The machine was immediate ly halted by Stone. who at once went to drug store on the corner and tel ephoned the police of the Town Hall station.
 The victims were removed to the hospital. Boada had been knocKed down and bruised about the face and body. The wheels of the machine passed over the body of Frondie and two ribs were broken. He also sui
 fered decorations about the head. It is not thought either of the men will die.
 Mir. Stone gave himself up to Lieu tenant Mccarthy. but was allowed to go. with the understanding that he
 would appear in court.
 An aged man was knocked down in
 the evening at Michigan avenue and
 Van Buren street and so badly injured that it is feared he will die. He was unconscious when picked up, and his name could not be learned.
 One woman was seriously injured and several other persons were bruis- ed yesterday afternoon by a large auto car at Thirty-First street and Michigan avenue.
 The electric car, in charge of Motor man Richard McGee and Conductor Patrick Roach was west bound with fifteen passengers aboard At the
 Michigan street crossing it stopped to allow a passenger to alignt. A large , automobile used to take sightseers about the city approached on Michi-
 gan avenue, and as the car started ahead a collision occurred. The car
 was struck near the rear end and fore ed across the street to the curb. 4 number of passengers were thrown to the street. Mrs. Mary Bing- enheimer. 2236 Dearborn street, suf- ifering a fracture of the right leg. Oth- CTS were slightly injured by the shock
 and falling glass.
 When the car was pushed off the ltrack the trolley fell across another
 wire and the sparks added to the ex- citement. the passengers of both ve- hicles making frantic efforts to es- Ioape. None of those in the automo- bile was injured
 Speed drunkards" who fail to real ike the pace at which they drive thei. automobiles now are to face a new en- iemy. This comes as a result of ac- tion taken by the board of directors O. .he Chicago Automobile Club yester- day. when it was decided that some
 of the members of the club should be sworn in as special automobile DO llcemen" to watch scorchers- The board of directors expressed their emphatic disapproval of insane driving" and the utter disregard o1 life and limb shown by some of the
 chauffeurs in Chicago.
 As some of the members left the
 club house after the meeting they wit
 messed an accident in front of the Vic ltoria Hotel, where a man was struck hv an automobile and thrown several
 feet