The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-28

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Alfred Bacon, 66l Gooding street, Paw
tucket. hurt about hips.
Anna Smith, IS A street. shock.
Catherine Powers, Is Trask street,
shock.
Julia Brennan. 1876 Pawtucket avenue,
shock.
William Burns. is Smith street, shock.
Paul Matlician, AIS Washington street,
leg injured.
Mary Ascroft, 376 Newport street, Paw
tucket. back injured.
Emma f. Donnly. Central Falls, contu-
sions.
Moy Len, SO Pawtucket avenue. Paw
tucket. leg badly injured.
Washington Earle. 81 North Davis
street. hand crushed.
yohn Henry. 10 Amherst street. foot In
jured.
John McCudden. Newark street. knee in
jured..
Fred Anderson. SO Boyd street, right arm
hurt.
Eugene Fuller, $50 Washington street.
neck hurt.
Alice Armstrong, IS Kenyon avenue.
Pawtucket. shock.
Six-months-old child OF above, slightly
injured.
PANIC AFTER CRASH.
The Pawtucket car which was in charge
OF T. Turgeon, motorman, and James A.
Meehan. conductor. was struck with force
sufficient to unseat all the passengers, rip
the rear controller from its fastenings and
hurl it forward pinning the conductor be-
meath It. Panic ensued for few minutes.
and in the rush of the passengers to get
TO the street many were trampled.
The Attleboro car was in charge of Fred
Vandall motorman, and Lloyd Packard,
conductor, This cars front vestibule was
completely demolished. Neither the mo-
torman nor the conductor was seriously
injured and both were able to take the
car TO the repair shops
The injured were carried to nearby
houses and attended. Harvey I. Leith's
drug store and the homes of Mrs. Mary
Mccarthy of 772 North Main street and of
Mrs. Let's. 759 North Main street, were
among the buildings utilized as temporary
hospitals.
Miss Evelyn Eaton OF North Attleboro
was in such weak condition that she
was taken to 776 North Main street and
placed in bed Hospital physicians attend
ed her. but said that her condition was
not serious
Carriages were furnished by the rail-
road company and many nf-those hurt
were sent home in them.
DR. Joseph II. Akers OF SIG North Main
street, DR. III. Chester of BENEFIT street,
Dr. Bryon j. Lillibridge. 716 North Main
street, and DR.. Michael J. Nestor. 72S
North Main street. were the doctors called
to the scene.
THE BROADWAY CRASH.
The second OF the collisions occurred at
$40 on Broadway hill, near olneyville
square when a Centreville car crashed
into the rear end OF an Elmgrove avenue
car. Motorman McComiskey on the Cen
treville car was keeping his car 300 feet
behind the other, according TO the rules.
When the Broadway car stopped at
Howard street part way down the hill
the Centredale car was at the top. near
st. Mary's church, running, those who
were on board say. at fairly rapid clip.
AS Il went down the decline some one
saw the motorman struggling with his
brake noticed that the speed was not
checked and shouted He can't stop the
car" and the passengers rushed for the
rear door.
The heavy Centredale car hit the other
a heavy blow and the two cars became
locked together and slid over the greasy
tracks TO Olneyville square. at the foot
OF the hill The passengers in both cars
were thrown about and nearly all In the
rear car went 10 the floor. The forward
controller box was thrown over, pinning
the motorman's foot beneath II and
breaking q toe. Both vestibules were
smashed
Dir. Edward c. Murphy and Dr. c. p.
who have offices on Olneyville
were called and the injured were
taken TO their rooms for attention. An
ambulance was summoned from the
Rhode Island hospital.
McComiskey. the motorman OF the Cen
tredale car. did not realize that he was
hurt for some time after the accident and
cve-. wanted 10 take ou, another Car.
When he discovered that his foot was
hurt he was taken 10 the hospital whence
he was discharged after receiving treat
ment.
THE INJURED.
Those injured were:
John McComiskey, Amy street, broken
toe shock.
Alice Burleigh. a. Pope street. shock
and bruises.
John A. Mccarthy. la Power street. ei-