The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-24

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Attemp q to 4. Cross q in il + Il; ronta IF: 81
Car Near wenty Fiftll and
Marshall Streets: $;s5s
BODY TERRlB & !! i 3: 7: MANGLED55 4 ] G.
DidsN NotSH Have ]. Time !! T. t. ), Stop s Car.
M otorlnan and Conductor
Arrested. Il
BODY TERRI IDLY MANGLED

e Attempting to cross directly In front Of
a rapidly moving car, Miss LucenaR Con-
|,drey, OF aso2 North Twenty fifth Street..
was run over and killed yesterday. morn
Ing a little before ~ o'clock, BY Broad
Street Car, No. Ill. n The accident oc-3
Cured near the corner OF Marshall and
Twenty-hfth Streets, as the car was NOV
ing II down grade 81 north ward VI The f car
struck Miss Condrey squarely, and she
fell directly beneath the " heels. the
car going entirely over her PROSTATE
body. The unfortunat te woman was man
gled beyond 5all gnition. the body be.s
ing almost severed just al bove the waist,
and death ust5 have been instan taneous.
A witnesses, in accounting Tor the ac-S
cident, said that he motorman, Mr.. ]. &
O. Bradley, did everything in8i Is power
to- stop the car, but that he did not
have time. after the woman had gotten
on the ira ok. The car! was 4 not halted
until It had gotten ten or. fl fteen yards
beyond where he cident occurred.
Sfs All the passengers Immediately poured
1 from the car, and Captain Frank Gun
ningham. Who was a passenger on the
a fireman OF Company No. Z, of the r tch-i
mond Fire Depart rtment t, who happened
to- be standing nearby, tende derlyt lifted
the body from between the rails and laid
it down close beside NJ Mr. Powell then;
Stelephoned for the city ambulance which
soon responded with Dr. IIudgtns In
charge, There was nothing. however.
that mortal aid could do, save to wrap
the, I. body with IA windingsFieet to hide
itt8from the curious crowd, and await the
coming OF \ the coroner. n. IA. a.s s.5 4;
n Coroner aylOT soon after arrived oil
the scene, but did not disturb the body.
He asoertatned the facts In the case and
then decid ded 4 to hold II the inquest at 10
O'clock this morning in his office In the
City Hall: n O. s.s5s s
Car Men Arrested.
AIotormanB j II G. Bradley and Conductor
II, F. Burnett were !mmedia tely placed
under arrest by Police Officer Duke and
taken to the First Police Station. where
they were later balled by Just ice Crutch-
field b the sum OF '$2, 900 each for their
appearance In the Police Court this
morning II y 8 II ~ Es3as II
From all accounts OF the accident. It
seems. that Miss Condrey sudd denly made
up her mind to cross the track after
|sthe car had gotten close upon her, sThe ero
probably accelerated the ordinary speed
7 Of tho bar Motor1naH Bradley saw her
too late, and his attempts to stop the
car. were futil s.l &
Ny God n he, axcla lined 3 Tive Killed
q womanl Who Is sh y d 3s y Tell me iauick,
u. cond Iotor sRurnett did not know %. thei
accld ent, 1t all occurred $50 quick Y, uI1-
til the car had been brought to ~ hal ~
n Miss CoRdreyS had Just pal q short
visit to Mrs, Mad son Col drey, q srela
at 41s Mort Twenty yyfl fth street and,
coming down TO the corner, a short dlsF
stanre, was atteMp Ing to me- kes the gcrossT
Ing, In order to 80 To- ~ hiFtieth Street
te,SsYisit her niece, Mrs Robert Goles