Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-19

M. Huscslton, aged 3. from being run
over by street car, Nottingham. a.,
August 81. 1911. Presley ran To the
edge OF the track. and with the car
only twenty feet away and approach
ing az speed OF thirty miles an
hour, reached Tor the child, who sat
between the rails Before he could
grasp the boy the car struck him. tie
was fatally Injured and died two hours
later. The child was run over by the
car and died the following day
Canada NJ owen. deceased. silver
medal To- husband Mrs. owen, aged
A.. housewife died attempting Go res-
cue Emma G.. and Mabel G.. McLaln
and Elizabeth Dcffenbaugh. aged 33,
I and SO. respectively, from "a runn-
way. Rrashear. Tex. May 81, 1905.
Mrs. owen, with an uplifted chair In
her hands, ran into the road in the
path OF team OF mules drawing
wagon containing the women and
child. She was struck by one mule.
knocked To- tho ground and run over
by the wagon. sustaining fatal iniur-
les
saul NJ Kriegcr. deceased. silver
medal Co father -Erieger aged 10.
student. died attempting To save Nell
son Staley. aged IS. student from
drowning S. lgnacc, Mich. August
%. 1911. Kricgcr swan seventy-fivc
feet toward Staley, who had become
exhausted In water seven feet deep IN
the Straits of Macknac. and just az
he approached within reach of Staloy
both boys sank ana were drowned
William ". Hoffman. deceased, sill
yer medal 90 stcpmothcr ana pension
OF $50 "a month. Hoffman aged 20,
polishcr. died attempting 90 save viii
Ram q. ilotchSiss, aged IL, from
drowning New Hartford. Conn. Jan
nary 90, 1871. With the temperature
at freezing point. Hoffman went from
tho shore to the assistance Of Hotch-
kiss, who had broken through the ice
on the Huntington river, 1885 feet
from the bank. where the water was
over eight feet deep. When within
reach of Hotchltlss, the ice broke be-
meath Hoffman throwing him into the
water. He caught hold OF Hotchkiss
ana helped him reach the edge of tho
hole. but his efforts 10 assist Hotch-
kiss out Of the hole We're unsuccess-
ful, as the ice broke each time he
/ ~
uted from Hutchkiss and was too
dazed and numbed to help Hotchkiss
or himself In few moments both
sank and were drowned.
Edward s. Saunders, deceased Sill
ver medal to widow and pension OF
| $40 u month, with s. month addi-
tional for each Of two children until
each reaches age Of 1G.-S Saunders,
tempting TO save Ann n. stone and
Hannah g. Colyer. aged ~ and ca,
respectively from being run over hy
| a train. Elizabeth, ~ j.. April l6,
1911. saunders sprang upon the
track "a; night. In front OF rapidly
approaching passenger train. and Just
as he attempted 10 catch hold Of one
Of the women, both of whom had
stepped upon the track. the train
struck the three. They were dead
when picked up.
Adam Eicheie, deceased. silver
medal TO widow and pension % $40
a month, with 81 month additional
FOR each OF two children until each
reaches the age OF iG; also pension
of sac a month 90 mother Eichele.
aged 35. carpenter. died attempting
20 save William J. Forest. aged II,
from drowning. Green Island. n. Y,
September 6, 1911, Eichele jumped
from bridge. thirty feet above the
surface OF the water. into the Hudson
river and swan To Forest, who was
struggling against the current in wa
ter twelve feet doep. Catching hold
OF the boy with his left arm, Eichele
swan fifty feet with him and then
suddenly became distressed and both
went under the surface and were
drowned.