Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-03

erald is as follows:
ahead" by occupants Machine I'M
identified
June 19-John Knox was struck BY
automobile driven by unknown men and
had his legs broken. Autoists refused to
stop.
June ga speeding auto collided with
street car injuring the following: Mrs
Mary Bingenham, passenger on car, leg
broken; Patrick Bremen, passenger on
car, slightly hurt; Mrs. A. Brown, pas
senger on car, slightly hurt; w. G..
Phillips, right ankle sprained; Patrick
Roach, conductor on car, bruised; F. G.
Schulter, chauffeur, shaken up.
June 23-Old man knocked down
taken to physician by owner of auto
mobile.
June 23-Dominico Bonda and Charles
Frondi struck by speeding auto, Bonda
injured internally and Frondi bruised.
Milton Stone, owner of the machine,
arrested,
June 25-Anton Ericsson, go years old,
narrowly es capped death at Rush street
bridge by being run over.
June 27-Mrs. M. A. Schiller 70 years
old, run down and seriously injured by
auto belonging to DR.. A. p. Gilmore.
Chauffeur halted and helped woman to
drug store.
June 27-Mrs E. M. Goodwillie thrown
from her carriage in collision with
speeding auto in Oak Park.
June 3O-Automobile owned by E. j.
Uihl.in collided with carriage injuring
the following: Mrs. q. Mcdonald, scalp
wound and bruis es; Mrs. II. Mcdonald,
shoulder and back injured; Mrs F. Sis
sell, shaken up; Mrs. Marion Sissell, left
leg broken. Chauffeur Carl Woter ar
rested.
July Pony ran away after being
run into by speeding automobile and
ran over Mrs. J. Keith of Belvidere, an
invalid, causing serious injury.
July 2-Joseph Morper soundly
thrashed motor driver who was wan,
tonly frightening people in Lincoln
Park.
July 2-Dominice Desenchi run down
by speeding auto. Picked up uncon-
sciOus Autoists ran away.
| July 16-Chares E. Ernest and wife
thrown from carriage and seriously hurt
by horses soaring at automobiles.
July 17-Chauffeur F. w. Lovelace
had his leg broken in collision with
another automobile.
/ July 23-Andrew Klauser, SIS years old
knocked from a bicycle and badly in
jured. Autoists ran away.
July 24-August Swinton, farmer
seriously hurt by being thrown from
wagon in runaway caused by speeding
auto. Autoist ran away.
July 26-Policeman Edward Smith
seriously injured by auto run by Ernest
Saunders.
July 3l-Mrs. Morris Ballenberg, 40
years old, knocked down and severely
hurt by auto that swerved and ran into
sidewalk.
Aug. 12-Henry Meyer was struck by
speeding auto and severely injured.
Autoist ran away.
Aug. 14-Charles Hendricks, while
speeding in motor car, struck year-old,
Robert Ii. Greer. Hendricks stopped
his car.
Aug. 30-Charles E. Dashiell, SO years
old, was knocked down and severely in
jurtd by automobile owned by DIR.
Arthur H. Brumback. Daniel Nc
Hourain a teamster. left foot run over
by machine owned by John G. Shedd
and driven by Patrick Britain.
Sept. 2-Carl Ard, chauffeur for
Charles S. Creelman, instantly killed by
auto overturning suddenly when an at
tempt was made to turn out of street
car tracks for an approaching trolley
car; Creelman suffered severe bruises,
Mrs. Helen Jackson struck by machine
owned by f. w. Brooks and driven by
Thomas Knott; severely hurt.
Sept 4-John E. Dayhoff, assistant
chief night operator Western Unior
Telegraph Company, run down by ma
chine in charge of Gus Martin, severely
injured. Isadore Isacovitch, II year,
old, run down by auto operated by
Matthew Pinkerton. James ii. Duffy
run down by auto driven by Rooney
Bradford, negro chauffeur. Unin
IDENTIFIED boy, about 10 years old, strucl
by machine operated by o. B. Schmidt
Sept. 6-Explosion of gasoline in auto
mobile in garage of M. ]. Spiegel, se
verely burntd Edward Chenthem. negro
chauffeur and his wife Maggie.
Sept. ia. p. Madden run over b,
automobile driven by George l.. Wilker
while alighiing from a cable car
Sept. 19-Seven persons were injured