The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-07
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during the return trip Owing ~ the rain
atortn the curtains had hesu put on tho aid
N tho carriage and tho faithful Old hors~
With Tho ioad n ais prfsons wastrottlnR alon
along NJ an saay gait.
In order ia O., home 40 quickly ae
possible Nr. Siufch drove on 10 Bedford
avsnue ~ Lincoln road A. he was crossing
MalbOne street. over which tho Nostrsnd
and tho franklin avenue cars run 10 Pros
poet Park. the carriage IVES stfncS by u
trolley car ~ tho Nostrand avenue line,
bound from Coney Island and carrying n
large number ~ passengers. The imp1c,
was NJ y eat that the carriage was broken
into ki',dling wood and the occupants were
throwa ont. Mrs. Storeh. who had her
baby In her arms, was thrown under the car.
She did not releINe her hold on her child.
Its log fell across the track and a wheel
passed over II.
The passengers jumped out of the car,
many Of them running to the assistance Of
those who had been lin the carriage. PATROL
mar Croner Of the Snyder avenue station,
sent in q hurry call to Police Headquarters
for ambulances. Two ambulances were
sent 10 the scene and the reserves from the
Snyder avenue station were also despatched
10 aid the injured and to keep the crowd In
order. Mrs. Storch was dead when Surgeon
Schloss OF the Kings County Hospital ar
rived. He said she must have been instantly
killed. Her skull was crushed. her arms
fractured and she had evidently been in
jured internally. The child was hurried to
the hospital, where IL was found that the
left leg had almost been amputated and the
right foot badly crushed.
While the surgeons were attending to the
child the police who had arrived were look
ing after the rest OF the carriage party.
Mr.. Storch had escaped with q slight bniise
on the side Of his head. The others re-
ceived slight bruises on the body and were
suffering from shock. Mr.. Storch was
greatly excited and almost hysterical.
The police refrained fom telling him that
his wife was dead and when he asked about
her they told him hat she and the baby had
been removed to the hospital. The ca rriage
was demolished. but the horse escaped
without a scratch.
As soon as Mr.. Storch and the remaining
members Of his family had sufficiently re-
covered from the shook an automobile
was placed at their disposal and the party
was driven to their home in Will amsburg
by the chauffeur. The motorman Of the
car was arrested,