Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-23
SCHULTZ Is UNDER GUARD
Policeman Waiting to Arrest Chauf-
feur for Krug Death.
KRUG FUNERAL TO BE FRIDAY
Inquest win De Thursday and Evi-
dence May he Used 10 Form
Charge of Granddaughter
Against Al schultz.

1t was announced Wednesday morning
that the funeral OF the late William Krug.
who was killed in an automobile collision
Tuesday, would be held from the residence,
sls South Twentieth street Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. Coroner Crosby will
hold an inquest in the case Thursday after
noon.
AL Schultz driver of the American Mors
car, which rammed Mr.. Krug's machine,
is being guarded at the hospital by a spe-
cial policeman, acting under orders from
headquarters, to arrest the man whenever
he shall be sufficiently recovered.
County Attorney English has announced
he will file a charge of manslaughter
against Schultz, II the coronors inquest
bears out the reports already made of the
accident.
e. p. Mccormick. who was seriously in
jured with Mr.. Krug when their car was
rammed, passed a bad night Tuesday, but
is now thought to be recovering.
1t was thought for a time that he was
suffering from conclusion of the brain and
possibly blood clot The physicians be-
lleve, however, that he may be merely un-
der the effects of nervous shock from the
tragedy.
Captain Dunn said that as soon as he
was informed by the doctors that Schultz
could be removed from the hospital he
would have him taken to the polict sta
ton. The captain spoke in strong terms
OF Schultz performances as chauffeur.
HE should have been deprived of his
license long ago. Anyone who Is so reck-
less as he In the management OF an auto
mobile should not be trusted with the
charge of one. But sad as was the accident
and as much as we deplore 1t, 1t will en-
force this lesson that speeders must be
promptly and severely dealt with until they
are made to respect the law. Scorchers
must learn that the rights of the citizens
cannot be abused by them and not only
lives endangered but death following their
abuse of their privileges"
Statement of Doctor.
while the condition OF both Schultz and
Mccormick is serious, 1 do not think that
either is fatally injured" said DIR. r. e.
Harris last night. II cannot state posi-
lively, but 1 think Schultz will be out of
danger within twenty-four hours. lie has
suffered from a conclusion Of the brain.
but his skull is not fractured and l do not
feel that he is mortally injured.
"Mr. Mccormick is bruised from head to
foot. His scalp has been badly scrapc1
and he has a rib fractured. but 1 hardly
think there will be any danger from In
ternal injuries. While each of the men is
hurt badly about the head, yet the hot
weather will not be dangerous. 1t is cool
at st. Joseph's. and while one can nevoi
tell what viii result, still do not thlnb
there will be any serious danger from thai
source.
James Warren. who was lacerated about
the legs, and had his left arm bruised anc
sprained did not stay at the hospital ou
short time He was taken to his resi-
dence and last night while suffering In
tensely from his injuries, was improV ed
His condition Is not considered as serious
as either Of the other two men.
Frank w. Kirkland and w. II. Chaperoy
the other occupants of the Mors car, were
| reported slightly injured