The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-26


The four dead-Nr. Cohn. M. Den
ncy. Mrs. Loos and Miss schaefrer--wer'
found to have been instantly Killed. The
only occupan: OF the Coin car to es
| cape death was Rogers. the negrt
driver. lie was barely scratched.
| In the Rich car Miss Nelson WAS fount
unconscious and Rich and Morris dazed
| None " the occupants OF the Flsun
car suffered worse injuries than shoci
and slight bruises. They paid of Flaun
and returned to New York In ono Of th'
| forty or nifty cars which were soon gath
sfed about The scene Flaum borrows<
ham Hospital
Lawyer Morris. when he recovered
CONSEQUENCES. took violent exception
TO the effort of Ambulance surgeon
Ahssrn to learn the names and ad
| dresses Of the injured persons. A DO
licsran showed him back at ths sur
geon's request. A moment later Morris
pushed In between Mrs. Nelson and
DR.. McSweeney. who had accompanied
DIR. Ahearn 80 a volunteer on learning
OF tho severity OF the accident. DR.
insolvency told him to 90 away and
az length used force to carry out the
command.
PHYSICIAN PUT UNDER ARREST
~ A DEPUTY sHeRiFF.
The police ignored O demand BY Nor
ne for the arrest OF Moswssnsy. but
Henry WEIGH of No. II wsverisy place
diapLuying . deputy shsriff's badge.
stsposd out OF the crowd and put the
surgeon under arrest The surgeon.
dspssy sheriff. Rlch and Norris wsrs
taken 10 the Wsstchsstsr police station
and the surgeon wss released. Dr.. Mo
sweeney handssed Rich's wounds while
the police and Coroner shongut aues-
toned Morris.
Norris was secrctive and explosively
excited by turns. AZ every question he
shook his fist at the Coroner and
shouted "youIi yet suffer for this" lie
did not appear in court to-day whom the
case was called and Magistrate Apple
ton. sayinE he thought Or. Mo3wseney
In the right. adjour- Cd the hearing until
Friday. threatening 70 issue . warrant
for tho lawyer II he did ~. then appear.
MAhoney wa ordered under arrest ~
tho hospital by the Coroner. The other
injured persons. except Mrs. Nelson.
were able 70 return 70 their homsa
HUSBAND iogNrtFiEe BODY OF
DEAD WIPE.
Conrad Loos. the husband Of one OF
the women who were killed. visited tho
Fordham mor9ue and ident fod the bodies
Of his wHs and Ntss Schasfs soon sftsr
daylight. He refused to givs any infor-
nation regarding himself except mat he
was employed At night. that he had 70
Gently been rsconciled TO his vito after
. long separation ana that they had
three da0ghtsrs. two Of whom we're
away from home. He said no know
Mr.. Cohn and Asssmblyman Dsnnsy
oaiy slishtiy.
jones Flynn. brothsr-in-iaw Of the
Assemblynan. with whom ne lived. said
that the family knsw Of he ar.sndship
between Cohn and Dsnnsy. but kasw
nothing Of MrA Lses q Miss Sohan9.
A similar ignorance existed In the Cohn
home. where . .wsaan who oaAd ne
was Q friend at the family staGsd that
Mn. COIN. before she left 70 taars charge
Of her husbands body. had saAd that
che asvsP heard a sithsr woman.
FiAum was unsbls TO fusnish the
peisos With the names q che passsnsses
In his car when he poljos sought to
call them ~ Witnessed
Miss 6ohasffsr was also edsatifIsd BY
her brothsr. Waitr A. sohAeffss. with
whom che lived. lie said that she had
bssa asssnAiy weth 0ssv. Leos Tor son's
TINA
Tue principAl witness at the peeokm-
mary hearing before Coroner Ghongut
was Joseph FAum. owner and driver OF
the third car wrecked. lie said that
Ne heard the Rich or Signalling for
road room when u was shout four
blocks bshind him and coming at ter
RHO speed. He sald he took HE own
car 70 ths extreme sdgs Of the road
and saw that Rogers. approaching from
the Weot. "a the oo0A when the Rio,
and Cohn oars met, he said. the Cohu
car was tossed high In air. turning a
v fen.
Flasm svors that both Rich and Nor.
ris wers tnsoxicatsd and intsrfsrsd with
him and othesv who were trying 10 hell
the wounded even before the arrival oil
the hospital surgeons.