The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-09-14
Messenger Boy Run Over

messenger boy for Postal Telegraph COM
pany, was run over at Powell avenue and
Twentieth street at 1870 p. m. Auto driven
by F. f. Ferrell (w), who was arrested.
Reported by Officer Henderson.
No. 7, October 26, Eugene Evans (c), S0S
Williams street, Graymont, was hit by
automobile No. 723, driven by Ralph Con-
dray (w), at Eighth avenue and Will
liams street about 720 p m. Died at
9:30 p. m. at Hall inflrmary. Witnesses
William Kendrick (c), AIS Graymont
Heights; w. S. Corr (c), 100 Eighth ave-
nue.; Alex Hepton (c), 6S1 Smith street;
DR.. B. A. Walker (w) was in car and
was arrested along with Condray. Re-
ported by Brent and Darnell.
No. s, December A, w. w. Browning (w),
care Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company, was run over at Ave. b.
and Twentieth street by automobile owned
by Meyer Marx & Co., driven by Edward
Randolph (c). who was arrested. Re-
ported by Waldrop.
No. 9, December H. Miss Willie Johnson
(w), 512 North Nineteenth street, was hit
by a motor cycle at Fifth avenue, be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth streets,
at p M; rider of motor cycle unknown.
Reported by Standifer.
| No. 10, December 6, Ella Sibley (c),
and Rebecca Page s(c), were run over by
an automobile driven by Franklin Cheer
(w), owned by George G. Oliver (w). This
occurred at Five Points at p. m. Cheer
was arrested. Women sent to St. Vim
cent. Reported by McCallum.
No. H. December 10, City Mechanic John
Palmer was seriously injured at o'clock
by being struck by san automobile at
Eighth avenue and East Twentieth street.
Auto driven by Mrs. Beatty, Thirtieth
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
avenue. Palmer sent to st. Vincent.
10
(white). was run over at Five Points
on December IA by an automobile run
by Taylor Dwewy tw) who was ar
rested. Mr.. Camp was sent to- ST. Vim
cents hospital, where he died Decem-
Der 20. at 2:30 a. m Reported by Nc
Callum.
Child Is Killed
No. 10, January 15, Johnnie Floyd
(white), 3-year- old son of John b.
Floyd. 1925 Virginia street, was run
ever and killed on Virginia street, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth street
at p. m. by auto owned by Dr. Louis
Morris and driven by James Browning.
who was arrested by Detective Ray and
delivered to sheriff on charge of MUIR
der. Witnesses. Frank Floyd, 1925 vir-
| ginia street; Scarlet. Floyd, 225 yir-
ginia street and Grave Smith. 1900 vir-.
ginia street Reported by Officer Ball
No. Ia. January II, Peter Larusso
| twhite) 3-year-o son of Frank La
russo. No. 313 North Twenty fifth
street. was run over about 1880 D. M at
Twenty fourth street and Second ave-
nue. by auto No 3419 occupied by a
white man and woman who took him
| to his home and left hurriedly. DR..
Cruise at Barber's drug store can iden-
tifv them. Leg broken and carried to
Hillman hospital by Loy's ambulance.
where he recovered Cole and Goldstein.
No. 49, February is, Valentine (Buck)
Wetzel tw), 405 south was hit at
Avenue d, and slightly injured by an
automobile owned by McVay Seed Co.
and driven by VIII Pope.
| No. 20 March 6, Captin Aiken. fire
| department No. 4, ran into auto truck
of Broyles Furniture company at Pearl
street and Tuscaloosa avenue and had
his leg broken. Captain Aiken was on
/ motorcycle.
| No. 21 March 15. Gus Clements (c).
was hit by electric auto No. $50. owned
| by DR. B. A. Fox. at Avenue d and
Eighteenth street. Witnesses, son Dud-
/ ley (c), GIL South Sixteenth street: r,
L. Shields (c). 1925 Avenue II, Ander
son Leonard (c), Echols and Strong.
Reported by Officer Ivey.
Fireman Is Hit
No. 20. March IS. s. w. Jones twhtte).
| No. fire department, was hit by al1-
tomobile, No. GIL. driven by son of
Mr. p. Q. Stafford, at Twenty-first
| street nd First avenue. Witnesses. j.
/ Il Massey, care Peacock and Blue RIB,
bon p. r. Syrup Co, p. o. Box 5g6. II
T. Ezeii same address; e. W. Williams