Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-05

% yenfs old, of 2S6 Washington aVenu
After the police had failed to get Il
statement from him Friedman gave the
Evening Star his statement of the acct
dent 1t is as follows:
I'VE we're going down Washington ave
nue. and were near Grafton avenue ~
was about 10 minutes after J. In my
car were Mr. and Mrs. Bindle, another
man and two other ladies'. Mr.. Bindie 's
nropriStor of the United States Hotel, I'D
paterson. We had left Paterson early
In the evening and had come at low
y,oed IN Newark. We were returning bt
about the same rate. n very moderate
speed. would say, when | saw street
car ahead
.1 turned from the car tracks to"aro
the curb and blew my horn
."rhe trolley car was moving az Tue
time. - ~
..when I was almost even with the
IRON, Of the ear ! noticed a man appa-
rently talking to the motorman'
sao,,cd to be saying good hiSht o'
sop,ething and suddenly he jumped OH
,,,e cor with his back toward me.
~ nulled my ear as far into the cufo
&c could. hut the man In making
dosb 10 20 out of the way was MT hy
,ha left fender. | stopped the car nm
mediately. and we picked the man up,
.,'rhen the police came ana was put
under arrest ,,s
Young Friedman is employed ny h'9
brother. who runs the Riyersiue "ni"se,
at Paterson Judge Abram hlemert Huu
Ahram /. Bluestone are looking aiter mn
interests. and will make an appneaooii
- have his bail reduced from S7,oo0 An
attemnt will also be made to nave fried-
man released from jail today
Aecording TO witnesses, Doctor steppeh
from a trolley car at Grafton avenue ana
WAS struck down by the autoihooiis
Those in the car shrieked as tne chh'',
four nut on the brakes. When the 'a,
was stopped the almost iifeiess ioriu =,
noctor was placed in the machine anu
taken to the city Hospital.
T. Those in the ear were ffeuerie"
Ale a former bookmaker ana no" piV
nrietor of the United states ho'el' ,,'' -
patterson; his WIFE two hieces, 80
relic and Elizabeth Miller. anu pei''"..
Gabriel chief inspector OF the hosei9
Locomotive Works 20
n,, cor which ran down and was re-
~ for the death of Doctcr
s."a Nh 2u2l. owned by Isidore frei'
= hrother of the chauffeur lsidors
o,.ou,tted A short tine ago ior 'ne
,,,Iino of his father According - 'ne
,,o,,ca FREEDMAN came into the ho"'e ~
,,,s fother was abusing his mother. ne
,,,,raidea his father and 1t Is ll'fse'
nat the father picked up eh'1r "i'o
a.s.,,o1 tbe son. A revolver was emptieo
sad the aid man fell dead. A jury ne,
s,arad .thot the Young man had actea III
self-defense ot,t,,mo.
FREEDMAN was taken with ne ".'?'a1 an
bile marty to the Second pfec'he''
were naroled but Friedman. rue tei"H
70 disclose where the party n"u
aud even under pressure ialieo u
ANYTHING that would throw any ns,'
hon, the evening was spent Iap'''ii
prowp of the Second precinct no'ineo
tho prosecutors Office so that an ih'e''r
CATION could be MADE .n.,,ov
Tha victim of the accident was Tolies
.,a,,ctor Mt the Hilton car barns ne
xvas on his way home after MS last ~
Law rnn early today and, accoruins ~
,,.nasses was knocked to the grounu
and dragged along some distance pelo,0
.ha noochine was brought to stands'iii'
,r,e Young driver jumped from the na.
.,.,,o and with the assistance OF sumo
- NJ passengers lifted the prostra'e
r -, - Doctor into the car and stalte''
~ bosnital. Doctor never regaiheu
a;orsness He died at a. M anu
80 .,s+er Mrs. stephen Macfherson'
with whom he lived was az ms ,s,,en s,a' hv a
brother of Doctor was kn,ea a,a:,on Ds
,all from the roof of the naval s'a'iV" y"
at Newport News some years 1880 az 10 70
arrangements for the mans iuneral nave
MS vet been made