Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
MANY MINOR ACCIDENTS
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
Hospital Surgeons Kept Busy
Attending to the
Injured.

William kearney. living a 3-.1l2 T. street
northwest, was thrown from his buggy
last night shortly before . o'clock. when
the vehicle was struck by a street car
while crossing at the intersection of 18th
and : streets northwest. He was pain
fully injured, and was taken to Freed
mems Hospital for treatment.
While working at Simon Flegman's
bakery. 100 G. street northeast. Yesterday
afternoon, John Lee Eandorsky of 734 I'd
street northeast accidentally stumbled
over "a pile of wood and was thrown
heavily to the ground, breaking his right
ankle. An ambulance was summoned and
Naadorsky was taken TO the Casualty
II pital.
Harry Reinhart of Ilol G street south
east, while working at the Wyoming
apartment house, was injured painfully
by the fall ON him of some building ma
tcrial from an upper story. He was taken
10 tho Emergency Hospital.
John T. Garrett of ;31S Prospect street
was treated at Georgetown University
Hospital yesterday afternoon for cut
under his left eye inflicted accidentally
by a stone thrown by small colored girl.
Nh Garrett was walking along Bank
street. WHOM the stone struck and broke
| his glasses, pieces OF the broken glass
cutting his face. He walked to the hos
pital and had the wound dressed
An elderly colored man named Alfred
Lowry, living near 9Th and / streets
| southeast, was found near Wisconsin
avenue and VI street this morning about
1870 O'Clock, suffering from a scalp in
jury, which he had sustta aimed by ac-
cideHtalIy falling on the pavement The
police took him 10 Georgetown University
Hospital and had his injury dressed
Walter Super, 1919 Florida avenue
northeast. was taken to the Emergency
Hospital this morning about 12:1J o'clock
and treated for an injury 10 his foot. He
silst aimed the injury by the wheel of an
standing at New York avenue and 9th
street John Connolly, occupant of the
automobile, took him TO the hospital
\. +. Hamilton. colored. III I'D street
northwest was struck by an automobile
last night while at I'D and l. streets
northwest He was knocked down and
injured about his face and leg The in
iuTcd man was taken TO the Emergency
Hospital He was unable IT, furnish the
police the number of the automobile
Reuben Conway was knocked down
near 18th and NJ streets northwest last
night by a carriage in charge of James
Goodman and slightly injured Good
man took Mr.. Conway to his home at
l1227 ed street northwest.
| A colored boy named Arthur Carroll
| OF COS 18th street northeast was
knocked off his bicycle yesterday after
moon by an automobile The accident
happened at Pennsylvania avenue and
| list street northwest, and the boy was
taken To the Casually Hospital and
treated for slight injuries.
| \ collision occurred yesterday after
noon at I4th and q streets northwest
between an automobile and bicycle
George Talbert. 20 Florida avenue
northwest. rider of the wheel, was
thrown To the pavement and injured
He was given treatment at the Emer-
gency Hospital.
| w. $ Martin was treated at the Elmer
Igency Hospital last night for cuts over
his eye. Martin, who lives at 1915 II
Istreet northwest. sustained his injury
by the bursting of AN electric light
globe.
A team of horses owned by Hugh
iO'DonneH of iii 18th street north
west collided with an automobile be-
longing to George c. Altemus near 18th
and u streets northwest yesterday
Afternoon. The automobile was slightly
damaged, but nobody was injured