The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-26
IDENTIFY WOMAN
KILLED BY AUTO.
Recognize Body as That of
Miss India Carroll of
s East Clay St.
INQUEST TO BE
HELD ON FRIDAY
DR.. @. Tyler Hundley Driver
of Machine, is Arraigned
in Police Court and Re-
leased under Bail

After remaining unidentified for
more than fourteen hours and being
viewed by nearly score of persons,
the body of the aged woman who was
run down and killed while walking at
Sixth and Broad streets about s
O'Clock Wednesday night. was identi-
fed by friends Thursday morning as
Miss India Carroll, sixty years old, of
East Clay street. Miss Carroll lived
at the address with family named
Clark. and gained her livelihood by
working in a bag factory.
DIR. C. Taylor HundIey. of 403 East
Franklin, who was driving the auto
mobile when 1t struck the woman,
was arrafgned before Judge Crutcn-
field in police court and held in ST.
600 bond. The case was continued
until next Tuesday.
Coroner Taylor and a jury COM
posed of Messrs. c. w. Tyler. Theo-
dore Spott, Hamilton White, Edward
Donohue, f. II. Glenn and James T.
Connolly viewed the body at Bliey's
undertaking establishment. The jury
was then dismissed until 10 o'clock
Friday morning, when an inquest will
be held.
Lived at DIR. Davison's.
DR.. Dawson. OF 317 East Main
street. came to police headquarters
Thursday noon and informed Cap II
George Pollock that India Carrot.
the woman killed by DIR. Hundley's
automobile. was formerly servant
in his family. She had been nurse
to his children. Her home had been
in SmithfeId, Va. but she had no
folks there he said, and the only rel
alive that he knew about was a ne
phew, r. G. Carroll. of Monticello.
Il Ma ~ Ia -
telegraph of the death OF his aunt.
DIR. Dawson said that Miss Car
roll left his employ about two years
ago. but the family was always in
tersstsd In her. -
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Inge. Of 1915
Paramount avenue, friends OF Miss
Carroll. say they had her life In
sured several years ago and have
paid the premiums, They will SEQ
that the funeral expenses are paid.
Services will probably be held on SUM
day.
Was Probably Confused.
1t is believed Miss Carroll was ex-
cited and confused by the jam OF traf-
fic and temporarily lost her self cons
troll when she was run down. She
was walking diagonaIly from tho
southwest corner OF Sixth and Broad
streets and DIR. Hundley was driving
eastward. returning from the city hos
pitai. He was driving slowly because
OF the number Of vehicles and pedes-
TRANS In the streets but Miss Carroll
ran back and forth In front OF the
machine. She was struck by the for
ward mudguard. the rear right wheel
passing over her. fracturing the COL
lar bone. several ribs on the right side
and the skull.
With the aid of John Stannard, OF
31s South Fourth street, and H. b.
Ebenhack. witnesses OF the accident.
DIR. Hundley carried the injured wo-
man into the store or Meyer Green
tree at sol East Broad street Dr.
Tune, who responded with the city
ambulance, pronounced life extinct on
his arrival. DIR. Handley then SUR
rendered to Policemen AGREE and
Griffin. and the three drove to the
Secnnd Police Station In, the physs-
clan 8 automobile.
Judge Witt, Of the Hastings Court,
released the physician under $1,000
bail. furnished by T. NJ. Hundiey, Of
the firm OF Sydnor & Hundley.