The sun., 1913-12-07
MISS FLORA WHITNEY
HURT IN AUTO FALL
Loses Balance and Tumbles
Stunned Onto Street
at Roslyn.
ANOTHER GIRL Is KILLED
Falls Beneath a Motor Delivery
Wagon In Front Of
Her Home.
ANOTHER GIRL IS KILLED

There were six serious automobile ac-
in the death of an eleven year old girl
Among those injured was Miss Flora
whitney. the young daughter OF Harry
Payne whitney
As the machine In which Miss whitney
was riding turned corner in Roslyn.
l.. l.. she leaned out to speak to the
chauffeur In some way she lost her
balance. the cars momentum unseating
her and tumbled TO the road
For several minutes she lay stunned
by the shock. The chauffeur stopped az
quickly AS he could and helped Miss
Whitney back into tn. automobile. Then
he drove her TO the Episcopal rectory.
There Miss Dora Noorhis. IA district
nurse for the parish. took Miss Whitney
IN charge and soon brought her back 20
complete consciousness. She was suf-
ferine only from bruises and shock and
at the end Of an hour was ready to start
out for her fathers home at Wcstbury
L. l., where Mr.. Whitney is now residing
Louisa Mannies IL years old. alightet
from a Third avenue surface car at I5Sth
street yesterday evening. her arms filled
with bundles. and looking UP at the win
dows Of her home, 3103 Third avenue, saw
her mother. Mrs. Rose Mannics looking
down and bcckonirg. She started to rui,
across the street but was knocked down
and killed instantly 10y an automobil.
delivery wagon.
The machine was owned by the Fire
stone Tire Company and was driven by
Richard size OF $50 Columbus avenue.
Later he told the police that h. did no,
catch glimpse OF the girl until she
came running around the end OF the street
ear and then il WAS too lat. either to
stop his machine or turn to one side
Size gave himself up to Policeman
Rncdcl. He did not have chauffeur.
license. so was held without bail.
Another automobile accident occurred
AT about the same time AT Melrose aver, "A.
and l53d street. Walter Peruski, s years
old. of $50 East 1884 street. was running
from one curb to the other as "A machn.
owned and drivA1 by Charles Munvet OF
lsiip, l.. !. cam. along and knocked him
down. II. was taken 10 Lebanon Hospital
where his injuries were found to be sigh,
and he WAS sent home.
Earlier IN tn" day Mrs Clarence Seltzer
30 years old of 1902 Crotona avenue was
knocked down by an automobile driven b,
James Attwater uf 25S3 Sedgwick avenue
she passed at the rear of "a surface car
At lI'th street and Third avenue and
failed To- see the advancing automobile
II WAS moN ing very slowly and Mrs
Srltler Was not seriously injured and wen,
home after receiving medical aid from d
Lebanon Hospital ambulanc. physician.
Philip Tustina, II years old OF $40
East l2oth street. was playing in tn.
street AT ll'th street and FIRST avenue
late y'StordaN afternoon when an automo-
lie belonging To- the Commercial Auto
Track Company knocked him down Ed.
ward Lcasuor OF 191 Eighth avenue was
driving ~" ear. The hoy was taken 70
IN" Syd.nham Hospital with lacrted
right ankle.
Leo Molaski. years old OF l43
/ Twcnty-thrd street. Brooklyn. was
by John Wollmers a florist of 2la
Twenty street. NJ Twenty NTH stree,
and Fourth avenue.
Tn" boy got "a his feet and for a few
minutes did not appear injured VOL
mers stopped his machine and got out
: by that time Leo had begun to cry.
He was taken to the Samaritan Hospi.
tai. wh-r" it was found that his Jaw
was broken and one eardrum broken. and
] that he had Internal injuries that mad.
IL Impossible To say late last night
whether he would get we'll
| Wullm'rs said ne would appear in
: court to-day.