Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-03
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
PERSONS Injured by Collision anu
Vehicles DAMAGED

A small boy, named BENJAMIN Graves
who lives at 92i LIST street northwest was
thrown from his bicycle yesterday after
noon, his wheel striking John F. Broadus
street sweeper. at the corner of 4th and f
streets northwest Unfortunately for the
boy he fell In front of wage belonging
TO the soldiers Home and was hurt. The
injured ooy was removed to his home in
wagon by Joseph Chivel
While turning the corner at New Jersey
avenue and C street northwest last night
about o'clock the automobile of Miss
Elizabeth Doran, living at 17Os 10th street
northwest. came in contact with carriage
belonging to George Cook. No damage
was caused
James Haines. sixty years of age. who
nVes at 10 III street northwest was struck
ny street ear near the intersection of 1T
ana North Capitol streets last night and
knocked down. He sustained a painful in
Casualty Hospital.
Richard Murray, thrty-two years of age
IeIl from street car near 14th and
streets northwest yesterday afternoon
about 4 o'clock and sustained several pain
iul bruises. The Emergency Hospital am
oulance was summoned and the injured
man was removed to the hospital. Later
he was able TO go TO his home at ITO II
street northwest.
Robert o. Edmonston, living at 2S17 13th
street northwest. was struck by street
car yesterday afternoon and knocked down
The accident occurred on Pennsylvania
avenue near 10th street Mr. Edmonston
was only slightly injured and was able to
go home without assistance.
At the stable of Littlefield. Alvord & Co
18th and F streets northwest, yesterday
afternoon Richard Adams a small colored
boy, went TO near a mule and was kicked in
the abdomen by the animal. The bow
who lives at 1921 Pennsylvania avenue,
was taken TO the Emergency Hospital.
fort fnr,,-
HVlnR at 125 Carroll street southeast acct
dentally fell-upon the sidewalk in front of
I'D 10th street northeast yesterday and cut
his mouth. His injury was dressed by the
surgeons at the Emergency Hospital.
steam roller belonging to the Brennan
construction Company and a street ear
colllded yesterday at the intersection of
9th and q streets northwest The breaking
OF the fender OF the street car was the ONLY
damage done
Charles Oxe and Miss Helen Prescott the
former sailor and the latter living at 1O14
street southwest, were passengers in a
cab that was overturned last night about
ii o'clock at the intersection of It'll and G
streets southwest The accident resulted
from the horse becoming frightened at a
railroad train and running away The oc-
cupants of the vehicle were slightly in
5ured and were taken to the Emergency
Hospital.
Shortly before II O'Clock last night the
ambulance from the Emergency Hospital
was summoned to 1904 Goth street north
west TO remove Corsey Dade colored thir-
ty-two years of age, TO the hospital Dade
who lives at 1912 T street northwest had
been injured by accidentally falling upon
the sidewalk.
Miss Rose Maston. nineteen years of age
living at 10th and Otis streets, BrookIand
tainted last night while returning home on
a street car. She was removed to a drug
store and given treatment. Friends after
ward assisted her TO her home
An aged colored man, named Charles
"a 10 at STR
southeast, was struck by a street car on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue between 7th and Sth
streets yesterday afternoon and knocked
down. He was only slightly injured, and
was able to go home unassisted
collision occurred between a team
owned by the Union Transfer Company
and the automobile of DIR. G. NJ Acker
near New York avenue and 10Th streets
yesterday afternoon. One of the rear
wheels of the automobile was broken, but
nobody was injured.