The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
w llerstein Car Turns.
4 Turtle While Rounds 1
ing Sharp Curve.
ACCIDENT DUE TO
TIRE BLOWOUT
Sixty Horsepower Ma hine
Jumps Wildly About, Crush-
ing Miss Calisch Under Bur- !;
den of Weight Brother #
and Other Friends
Injured. III

the Three Chop Road, four miles from \
Richmond. at 1880 o'clock ycsterdayh
afternoon, Niles Mildred Calisch. sev- j
enteen years old. only daughter and
second oldest child OF DR.. E. N. Celisoh. h
OF 2I02 Monument Avenue, was instantly
ly killed. and ali the other occupants OF 81
the car-Aliss. Hannah May, of 1908 81
West Avenue; Miss Bessie Straus. OF g
oil West Grace Street; Miss Virginia
Levy. of 1o14 Park Avenue; Emanuel;
Wallerstein, OF 21s South Third Street;
Harold Calisch. brother or the dead ii
girl, and Sylvan Straue. of 22a4 West
ously injured 81 ,s
Wrecked on Curve. 5st Us
Tho accident was caused by blows L
out of tho right rear tire, just as tho
heavy. seven passenger oldsmobiAe.
sixty horsepower. was rounding a 4
curve. Emanuel wallerstein wac at
the wheel. and 1T was stated by sylven
straus. tho least injured in the party. J,
and the only one who could discuss the
accident that the speed being attained z
was only a bout thirty miles an hour. y
The wheel crumpled up like straw.
and WallersteIn was helpless. Tho &
young girls screamed as they realized (
that an accident was Inevitable. and /
the boys-none was older than nindA
teen-cfutched at them to prevent them
from jumping out. In less than sec
ond. after zigzagging across the road.
entirely beyond control, the machine
w.,
every direction.
Thrown Far and saved. II 5s Ss
Sylvan Straus was saved from worse. h
possibly fatal. Injury by being cast. 4
clean across the road into soft. plowed \.
earth. The others fell in the road.
where they lay for few momenta,;
stunned into Inconsistencies. a,
But the car, with the engines. appar.ist1
emily still working. righted itself Il
turned over again, passing over the a
PROSTATE pody of Miss Calisch, andH
then stopped, right side up. a hopeless I
wreck Some say that the ca turned /
three somersaults. 1t is known that Il
did twice turn turtle. 4li "a MI
4 No one saw the accident, though a II
few minutes later there was a small Il
army OF men on the scene, ready to af.si
ford every assistance. Young Straua /
was the first to revive. AS he opened +
his eyes and realized what had hap.
pencd his hrst thoughts We're for tho 4
others. He saw Miss May and Mtsi
Levy move, but Miss Calisch was lying |!
still, her bruised face TO the sky He i
picked himself up painfully and went; /
to the aid of the first two girls, and 7
took them Into the home near by ot I
Captain John Landstreet. No one was I
n nif q n ~,
the place gave him permission to enter 1
the house and to get what he wantedtsl
He look the girls into n bathroom,
where he bathed their wounds and cuts |
with witch hazel. ~
Found Miss Cniisch Dead. ME- s88sssss5
Then they returned TO the car. ss The /;
others had got up by this time. but there I:
was no sign Or life In the one bod %
lying in the middle of the road II One !
of the girls, thinking TINT Miss Calfscht
was only unconscious, dashed water5intok
her face i'll an effort to revive her Tssgi.S
Then the horror stricken group req 10
ICED tia she was dead Some one teis-s.
phoned to Richmond for assistance. n ana Il
In II short time Drs. MCGUIRE Newton
aad Herbert Mann arrived. They att
tended the injured. and around tho
body they wrapped sheet Within q I
few minutes there were several other |,
automobiles on the scene. Fnrme re- y
and laborers hockcd to the wrecked Il
machine and rendered their aid Young I!
Straus got permission to use Captain h
l-andstreet's automobile, and returned +
TO Richmond with several of the in a4i
jured. The others were brought haclS
by friends and in an hour news OF the
accident had flashed all over Richmond y
and through the county III u AZ
Howard Wagner was among the hrst
TO arrive in an automobile. He placed
the body OF Miss Calisch on the rear
seat of his chr, and drove slowly back @
to Richmond and to the Callsch home. AZ
They had heard of the accident through M
another source, and there was unut-
terra Bile grief in the household Anun.S Isl:
dertaker was in waiting. and he Inn
mediately took charge OF the body, At
Dr. Callsch was too overcome to talks
of the accident, and all Withdrew Into
the house. Mrs. Calisch is dangerously Gi
Ill sss.:9 ggIgg
Others Sent to Hospital. e. S.,.5s;
Sylvan Straus and Miss Bessie Straus,ssg
n cousin went to his home. where the rs
girl was put to bed. The hoy was bud III
little hurt Harold Callsch. sufferinas@ 5
with a dislocnted shoulder and IS many b
bruises and cuts. and Emanuel fWa1St3
lerstcn. also much bruised and Cit. N
and thought to be seriously injured An IS
the ok. were taken TO st. jLukeiai55S
Hospital for treatment Tho othefHEs
went 20 their homes Miss Lsvy.Sw aes FL
cut about the face, and several Of IN AZ &: IS
teeth were knocked Out. 81 ISIS Maj. sui l..g
fered n epraiped ankle, a nd 81 Isl Cd ass5
under the chin.5j KS n ss;s
The partY:3lett Riohmol,d bout a lis u