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was taken to the West t51st street pohce
station.
Raino Mntaizo, So years old, Of 81 Warren
street, Brooklyn, an Italian laborer, VIII, O
seeking work along the river front was
overcome by the storm and sank into the
snow al the foot of Joralemon street. He
was carried into a nearby Office where he
died Of heart failure.
Henry Wright, 40 years old of 239 West
Thirty-ninth street, an employee Of the
Metropolitan Street Railway, while walk
ing on the Third avenue tracks during the
storm early In the morning was struck by
a northbound car at Seventh street He
was taken to Bellevue Hospital Eufferin z
from shook and a compound fracture of
the legs He died In the afternoon.
Antonio Pietroenso, - years old OF 1872
West avenue, Long Island City. was killed
in the Long Island City railroad yards
express. He was sweeping snow out of
switches, His foot caught in frog and
the engine struck him. Other snow sweep
ers had narrow escapes all day in the Long
Island City yards.
John Isle Of l24 East Eighty-sixth street
slipped on the sidewalk in front OF s44 and
fell breaking his right leg. He was taken
to the Presbyterian Hospital,
Mary McKenna. years old, was playing
by an open window on the fifth floor Of
house at 22o East Eghtieth street. The
snow had dr'ted onto the window and the
child climbed up and lost her balance. She
fell into the areaway and was picked up
with fractured skull.
Mrs Mary Grace of 41a West Twenty
seventh street became bewildered by the
snow while crossing Ninth avenue at Twenty
seventh street about noon. She was struck
by an automobile driven by Charles Hoar
OF 8is West Fortv-third street. She was
taken to Bellevue Hospital with thraa If
her ribs broken ..1
Joseph MCGOWAN. a blacksmith. Of S15
Nipattath glnrpI the Sda-
walk at Thirteenth avenue and Twenty
third street and was taken to the New York
Hospital with n broken leg.
Helen Crowley. 81 years old. OF Az West
Seventeenth street. was on her way TO buy
"a paper about 7 o'clock in the evening
when a man, whose head was down on
account Of the storm, ran into her. She
was knocked down and ner left ankle
broken, An ambulance took her To the
New York Hospital. The man d,sap~
pc.Ied.
FRED Kammerer Of 400 IVES: teeth street
was overcome by the cold in the afternoon
near the l37th street station of the Broad
way line OF the subway. Kammerer was
taken to j. Hood Wright Hospital. He
may not recover.
Joseph Graham. 10 years old superin-
tendent of Saks K Co. 5 store, while walking
on the street car track fell in front of SOL
Third avenue. He sustained a deep lacer-
alton of the scalp which was dressed by
Graham was able to 60 TO his home al 100
East 10th street.
Patrolmnn Gordland Of the Flushing
avenue station. Brooklyn stopped driver
less team drawing truck owned by the
Independent Salt Company at Flust and
Clinton avenues at 400 o. clock in the after
noon. He climbed to the drivers seat
and discovered Dennis Devne, 35 years old.
of 1873 Grand street the driver. lying on the
bottom OF the truck unconscious. =, the
police station an ambulance surgeon from
the Cumberland Street Hospital said Deyine
was suffering from exposure.
At the Forty-second street crossing Of
Eighth avenue at night, ssventy-year old
Mrs Sarah Thompson Of Az West Thirty
ninth street, was blown into the gutter. She
was taken 60 Roosevelt Hospital with a
broken nose and frost Bit
William McNally OF Hunters Point
avenue, Long Island City, slipped on
packed snow in front OF 9lG Sixth avenue
and hurt his knees. He was taken to Belle
Nue.