The evening world., 1906-04-23
DIAMOND JIM 5
GUEST IN AUTO
RIDE IS DEAD
Miss Waters, Fashionable
MiIIiner, Hurt in
Smash-Up.
SKULL WAS FRACTURED.
Big Motor Car Swerved Into
Telegraph Pole and Was
Wrecked.
SKULL WAS FRACTURED.

,..ss Harr.e. waters. the FYfth nve-
uIe miiliner, who was thrown from
Diamond jim" B-ady's auno1ob!le
near BALDWIN. L. L. d.ed tod with
q fractured skull and internal INJURIES.
She hal remained in deep coma .nl
slowly sank into death.
Or JOAN A. Bodinc. OF No. East
Thirty-fourth street who WAS sum
moned by telephone. spent the night at
Miss Waterss bedside.
At the time Of the accident Miss
Waters was one OF an automobile party
consisting OF Frederick Housman. q
broker, OF No. 55 West Thirty third
street: Miss e. r. MacCouley. OF Co,
lumbus avenue and seventy-hrst etreet.
and James b. Brady. OF No. West
Eighty-sixth street. Mr.. Brady had his
friends 10 luncheon n; tho Waldorf and
afierward took them for spin over the
Long Island roads IN his new $1,000
automobile.
Car Smashed to Bits.
The ride was without incident until
The chauffeur auickened speed as they
approached BALDWIN. In front OF the
George A. Barker estate the road slopes
sharply down Hill.
qMc ponderous machine was descend
NIX the niii AT nigh speei. when tae IRON,
wheels struck pie uf sand On the far
sdc OF 4 5ri.ge that affords passage
over n stream.
Jus. then something happened that
eal.scd the rear wheels 10 kid and
the front waoels to swerve 10 the
l,fr. Either the sand or loose plank
HH
Chauffeur los, control.
Before the chauffeur. or Rrady or
any member OF the laughing marty nsd
time to reakze their danger the ma
cline jumped 10 the iett o. The road
apd smashed against a .orfy-ioot ;sie-
graph pole The big pole Was caIsh;
as IN u trap between the fror. nnd
rear wheels on TIE left side GO the
machine
The terrific momentum OF the auto
tore nc pole halt olt o; the ground.
1 overturned the machine. which was lit
orally torn TO pieces. and brought down
around tbe party mass OF wreckaEe
and 4 network OF wires which Were
sirewn an over The road.
Miss Waters Hit Pole.
Miss Waters aad Miss Macaulay oc-
cupied the rear seat Miss Waters
be.ng on the left cluEh; the flll force
OF the collision. She was thrown
against the dlsmantied telegraph pole
and fell 10 the -oad unconscious. Brady
was hurled fifty feet ahead o; the car
and badly bruised. Ills fur Goa; was
ripped on Housman. who had been
sitting facing backward, turncd
somersault out TO one side. landing In
,he sand He IAN TO Miss Waterss
-,
ald' ana Hiss MasauIAY HufFleu 10
Brady's ass!siance lie lay Tor awhile
daZed
-,
Aiter nNinpcr OF autos hti I'As7'i
and declined to render aid, man and
, ,,ts. g., % s.,,,tt motor .nr sto,ns1
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VouSrli hurried with Miss Waters .n
a.. ,.....,,.., ,,,.,.,t., 90 ,-c N,sso,,
'he o''
d,s,,,, an ,ba WAY they met n, NM
u's'""'
huiarce and me lpJurea woman was
transferred 10 II
BRADY was taken 10 the hospital In
nnother borrowed auto Surgeons said
IL woulls,aK some tl;ne to determine
n We hnI fractured his ribs.
,t.,,Ettt.,n A. his home this morning
- >, ',,..,,',s toid he had gone on, at
,,.,se,,,i' cariv hour Tney th1ugnt
II rossiee he nigh, nd gone 10 Mini had
~. - ~. tc- for some tifnn
Iftl len mSilli1sry Sirlili estabiisancnt was open
as usual i1,daN - Moi,,r' ~. ,,rnsrss,.5 ~
"a know nothing OF her condition. They