The evening world., 1912-05-09
AUT0K|lLSW WOMAN
ON HER AyFR0M
TITANIC MEMORIAL
Mrs. Henry Allender Fifth Vic
tim of Speeding Cars at
Same Point in Brooklyn.
AGAINST CURE.
Husband, Making Inquiries,
Faints When Police Show
Him Her Umbrella.
AGAINST CURB.

OHug " wv ~ Wv
,yn. died early to-day In the Holy am
lily Hospital from injuries received when
she was run over at Flatbush avenue
and Prospect place by an automobile
driven by John J. Currivan jr. OF No.
s7ls Fort Hamilton Parkway. She 10 the
NTH person 10 he killed by an auto
In Ffatbush avcnue within half a dozen
blocks In four months.
Last night Mrs. Ailender went TO tho
Duryea Presbyterian Church In Sterling
place At Underhul venue to attend
memorial services for Charles Natsch.
one Of the Titanic victims. who was q
friend Of the family.
ne went alone and was on her way
homo when she was run down. In her
hand she carried one Of the programmes
OF the service. With . : doep mourning
border. She had undsrscorsd this verse
On Il;
"ossssss love hath no man thaa
tAAsi nat . AsA ~ aewa Aas NE
Ses HI frisnAs."
o'clock. and was within one block of
home. crossing the street. when she
stepped from behind . car In front Of
the auto. Young Currivan was driving
and II the onneau was his sister. May.
They were on their way to the subway
station to gss their father. John J. Cur.
rivan Or. . building inspector Of the
Board Of Educstion and we're going at
good speed down grade.
rise BROKEN AND SKULL
FRACTURED.
Mr.. Aiisndsr was hurled against the
cnrb. Several ribs were broken and her
head struck With suoh force her skull
WAS fractured. She lay apparsotly dead
- . crowd gathered.
Aiss Currivan became hystericai. but
her brother promptly stopped the car
and jumped down 10 the cid Of the
wemaa. There was nothing BY which
shs might positively b. idsntlned. Her
clothing was expsnsivs. She wore q
green taller made suit, white sllk shirt.
waist. black silk stookings. 4 diamond
rns aaA diamond earrings. she had
carried . gold handled umbrella with The
initials ~. y. p" Peterson was her
maiden name.
Or. Ryan was called from the Hniy
Name Hospital nearby end took her 10
that institution. where she died shortly
before ! o'clock this morning.
In the meantime her husband. Harry
J. 'Ailsndsr. q machinist In the Nav
Yard. who had been sitting up with q
siok boardsr. became anxious at his
wtfs's failure to return from church.
Al I o'clock no went TO tho Bergen
street police station, only . block away,
and asked u any accident had been 70.
ported to . woman. He described hii
wife.
"a woman has just died In the hos
pitai who was hit by an automobile
replied the lieutenant. The only thins
she carried by which she might DO idsn'
titled was an umbrella with some iui'
tiAls on II. Here II To-"
He reached behind the desk ana
handed out the soid.hsaAed umbrsil,
which Ailsndsr Immediately recognised
a. his wifs's. He erumplsd up on tn,
ioor In . faint. and an ambulance wa
called. BY q strange coincidence tn,
same doctor responded who had attend
ID his Nifs earlier In the night. Allen
DER was taken homo. but later rscov
cred sunAciently to 20 70 the hospata
and Identify the body.
The police made no arrest I n the case
OTHER vioTlMS KILLED TAeRl
4 ~ AuToo.
About the hrst Of the year Mrs. Mar
sarst Hawthorne. seventy ysars old. o
No. ~ state street. ~ killed by o
susomobMs ct Fiatbush Avenue nee
a4ats street. . few blocks from whsr
Nrs. Ansndsr VA killed last night
About the same time . widow itvtn
IN Fifth avenue nssr Tenth street wa
killed ct Fiaebush ana Atlantic avenues
three blocks from last nights aocsdsn
April u George w. Dalton. f!fty-fou
years old. Of No. ~ ~. Marks avenue
was killed at Fiatbush avenue AND y
Marks place, one block away.
On April ~ James A. Moss. nine yeai
old, Of No. 10 st. Marks Place. WI
killed at Fifth and Flatbush avenues.
From Fulton street TO Prospect Pal
on FlsAbush . n there 10 not
motorcycle policeman. and the motoris
-. travel through II with great speed
) night. II 10 the route the Mayor US,
: ally takes from Brooklyn TO Msnhstta
when no comes In his automobile.