Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-04

northwest and her three children were
victims of collision between two Cap
ftal Traction cars at NJ and Water
streets southwest yesterday afternoon
Mrs Mckeever and her children were
thrown from the seat to the floor Moth
er and one child sustained slight injuries.
Made Ill by Crowd.
While waiting at Pennsylvania avenue
and 18th street northwest yesterday aft
ernoon for the arrival of the suffragists,
Mrs. Ia NJ. Jeffries Of 1881 South 9Th
street, Philadelphia, was made sick by
the surging mass Of humanity. She be
came extremely weak and nervous, and it
became necessary to take her to the
Emergency Hospital.
Joseph A. Mayer. thirty-six years old.
was a patient at Emergency Hospital
yesterday afternoon. He was treated for
a slight injury to his left thigh and minor
bruises he received when struck by an
automobile operated by Mrs. Darnall of
2+20 South Charles street, Baltimore.
Mayer was struck while saving his Child
from being run over.
George L. Bewley, resident OF Berwyn,
managed to get through the crowds yes
teriay afternoon without getting injured.
but after reaching Berwyn he was In
jured by street car. The middle finger
of his left hand was fractured and his
head was cut. He was given treatment at
Emergency Hospital.
Falls at Reviewing Stand.
Miss Flora Parkinson, residing at the
Olympia, was seriously hurt in fall
down a fight of stairs at a stand at
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
northwest yesterday. Miss Parkinson
caught her heel on the top step and fell
to the pavement, a distance of about fif-
teen feet Her arm was broken. nose
fractured and she was otherwise injured
She was taken to her apartment.
Daniel Garrett, member OF a military
company from Elkton, Md, was taken to
Casualty Hospital this morning about ]
O'Clock and treated for stab wounds In
his right cheek and back. The police made
rett was stabbed by another militiaman
while asleep in a car In the railroad yard
at lexington. His condition is not critical
Harry G.. Marks, thirty~tWO years ola
| member of Company G. 1st Georgia Regl-
ment was taken To Homeopathic hos
pital this morning about 10 o clock from
New York avenue and 7th street north
west. and treated for painful INJURY
He was struck with a bottle that was
, thrown by an unidentified colored man.
Tries to Halt Ambulance.
IN attempt was made to assault Jesse
| Williams, driver of Emergency Hospita
drlDuIdDct, NeStcTodS stAtCfhOoH ~
man who declared he was a member, OF
| Congress The ambulance driver was
! operating the machine to Emergency
| Hospital with a patient who had been in
| jured Just as it reached 18th street anc
| Pennsylvania avenue the crowd which
| had surged into the street obstructed the
| passageway and the ambulance was
! stopped.
| The operator attempted to drive on
| when the man declared the ambulance
| would not be allowed to proceed and a
/ the same time attempted to assault th'
/ driver with heavy cane which he car
: ried.
/ DIR. Arthur Zinkhan, resident physician
who was on the rear of the machine, dis
! played his permit allowing the ambulance
/ to pass through the lines but still thu
! man refused to move. II was only wheI
| the operator of the ambulance started 1
! forward that the member of Congress
| moved and allowed II to pass.
Trampled by Crowd.
| Rendered unconscious when he wa!
| trampled by a crowd of persons nea
| the Raleigh Hotel. Henry W. Burrows o
| E,aston, Md, was taken to Emergenc.
Hospital yesterday afternoon. He Is stu