The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-04
Democratic Candidate
Sustains Injury in Mo.
tor Car Mishap.
SUFFERING NO ILL
|. EFFECTS OF WOUND.
While Returning Home in Early
Hours Of Morning Car Strikes
Mound in Road. and His
T Head Il Badly Cut by
Steel Rib in
Roof.

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Tonight the Governor was in the
parlor Of bis home, the centre OF q
In his manner TO indicate he had met
with any mishap. He said he ala not
feel the wound In the slightest degree.
and had not even developed head
ache from Il
Il guess I'm too hArd-headed 70 be
hurt" he saAd smsiingiy. ~ he re-
cetved the correspondents.
PAyneeAaosu Statement.
Or. J. II. Carnochan. the Governors
family physician. VINO dressed the
wound. issued the following statement
about IL tonight:
when ! cav Governor Wilson this
afternoon ! found he had received
liberation of the scalp about three
inches In length. Otherwise he was in
good condition and seemed to be suf-
fering from no III effects"
The Governors family was kept
busy answering the telephone tonight.
alleviating the worry OF friends who
had heard Alarming reports. they said.
about the accident.
The mialap occurred In the early
hours 81 the morning. The Governor
had sspokes slAaG 0AArst a&as0 Bank
and left for Princeton, distances OF
Sorty-Aye miles. shortly before II
o'clock. He rode In the Hmouainee car
Of Abraham ]. Eikus. New York law
yer who lives 1t Red Bank. accom-
panied by Captain WilhAm J. Melon
aid. his personal bodygu2rd. who was
shaken up and bruised
The machine was running about
fifteen miles an hour" narrated the
Governor Tonight and we were going
very smoothly near Hlghtstown when
the Jar came. The chauffeur did not
see the mound Of earth. being deceived
by shadow thrown across the road.
As We struck. Captain Mcdonald was
thrown against the roof OF the car.
felt OF my head ana FOUND that 1t
was bleeding ] knew ] was NOT Sc
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