Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-22

lacek were busy placing Fred p. McCor-
mick and Al Schultz upon the operating
tables and Or, G. c. Allison Joined the
surgeons later and took charge Of the OPP
Grating room.
AL Schultz was in the most critical con-
dition and was unconscious for a long time
after the accident The physicians said
that he acted as though he had conclusion
of the brain and possible fracture seemed
to be feared f. p, Mccormick was lying
upon table beslds Schultz and had an
ugly cash about two inches long in the
top of his scalp. He was bleeding pro-
fusely and was bruised about the BODY ana
quite sore. 1t was found one of his ribs
was fractured on ithe.left side Jimmie
Warren was suffering from a sprained left
arm, cut in his left thigh and several
bruises about the legs.
As seen by wallace.
( When interviewed, w. II. wallace, who
was driving the car in which Mr.. Krug
was riding, said @f
II am not injured a bit. We had left the
Krug brewery hut fsw minutes and were
driving north on the boulevard at about
eight miles an hour, when we came to
14eavenworth street. IT is nearly mpossi-
lble to see in either direction at this point
but, as / got ON TO tire street saw the
bother car coming 1t would be impossible
TO say at what rate it was travelling, but II
was terrific l attempted to shoot my car
Sahead SO as to miss the other machine,
but, just as we were about to pass, the
Mors cars struck the rear wheel of my
Automobile. The impact was terrible. My
machine was turned completely about ana
Knocked into the telegraph pole. MIR. Krus
and Mr., Mccormick were both In the rear
seat and were thrown out"
4 Andrew Racco, 3413 jackson, and Ralph
Reynolds 1923 jackson, two boys saw the
accident, and stated that they noticed the
Stearns car going north at ordinary speed
Schultz is recognized as u reckless driver,
and only last year while JOY riding in Hugo
sBrandeis big car smashed into milk
wagon on Hamilton street and completely
demolished the automobile
Friends OF Mr.. Krig have the number
which was on the rear of the Schultz car.
1t was a cheap. paper number and had
evidently been blurred on purpose so that II
was not possible to tell whether the num-
Der was 2949 234S.
Life of william krug.
I William krug was vice president aud
general manager OF the Krug Brewing
company, and as Fred Krug, ST., is
Practically retired, Mr.. hruB was the mead
Of the big interests of the krug family
s william hrug was born fifty-two years
ago last June at Sc Louis, Mo, He Is sur
vlved by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fired
Krug sr. "a daughter. Miss Katherine Krug
who lives with her grandparents; by mis-
I brothers, J&cOD, Fred and Albert, and by
three sisters Mrs. Max Becht, Mrs. Anna
Wledeman and Miss Lena krug, He lived
with mis- parents at SlS South Twentieth
street
william Krug entered the firm of the
Fred Krug Brewing. company at the head
OF which, Us $llise father, Fred Krug, in l9Ol
as one or the ihoorpeEators, This was al
the time when the new plant was built al
Twcnty-sixth street near Vinton. Mr.. Krug
was interested in city real estate and loon
the view of his father In regard 10 givina
the city OF Omaha amusement places. The
krus theater Nwas ,bnilt, during the eNposl-
ton days. krus park, which was laid oul
on lines or architecture in vogue in the old
country, vas another venture in which the
deceased was intensely Interested and tc
which ne gave personal attention. Aside
from these two pubic enterprises many
buildings in both Omaha aud South Omahs
have been erected by the company Of nhicr
William hTug- was the vice president.