The evening world., 1913-08-04

the naussls for several miles can b
had.
Beyond the bridge At Wreck Lead.
over which automobiles are warned to
GavG only at the rate of four miles
an hour. the road crosses the single
track Of the Long Island Railroad. run.
oing from New YORK to Long Beach.
at aa angie OF sbou, 70 desrees A.
the crossing positively nothins OBJ
struets the vIew OF . person elevated
TO Tie height o. . motor oar's seat for
. 0hs .1d Q naK. or two miles west
Gown the traos and Cor the mile and
Q half bach to Lns Beach. A deserted
Sactory building about loo feet west Of
ths erossins does not In any appre-
preauhinG train.
vANoeRDiLr's cAR WAS LEAD.
ina rHG PELL MACHINE.
There are no gates at this crossing
anl no warning bell. a watchman 10
% DUTY until 10 o'clock at night In
tiny shanty to the west Of the road.
This Waterman had Just quit his post
last night when. the Vanderbilt car
leaAinG. the auto party from Long
Beech came 10 the crossing.
Mr.. Vanderbilt said after the accident
that he thought his and Pelrs car we're
making between twenty-five and thirty
ailss an hour when they reached the
eroesins. The road was unobstrvctso
ana there was no reason why they
eheuiA not have made this speed. b es.
eearea.
The Vanderbilt car had crossed the
track and progressed sbout 100 yards
beyead and the Psll car was almost
eeussely on the rails whom . Ions
Islaa1 electric train. bound for Lons
Beach under the control Of Engineer
4assen and composed Of ten care. struck
ths heavy automobile full blow.
NJ. aaA Mrs. LAimbeer ware thrown
eat g ths back seat onto the roadway
b. the eide Of the track Just at the In
slant Of impact: but 0ambean an. NJ.
Pill svt1sntiy could not got out OF the
trent soa&. The heavy machine VA
tumA)e1 and rolled In front OF the car
for Q distance OF coo feet east OF the
Goes1ng and then tossed into the ditch
Suse - The engineer managed 10 orsng
hlo train - Q hait
WiTNGos TELLS HOW THE &C
cioGNT HAPPENED.
turner. who vas about . minute b.
IND the Psl car when the accident
eesurrSl. told to-day Of what he saw.
u cav TIE train coming from the
west at . pretty fast clip" he said.
II neticsd. that the headlight and two
front iishts we're showins. but DO
~ know whether all the cars we're
llghtsd at the time they were when
I came up 70 the scene Of the wreck
- 10 spssd. ! DO not bslisvs the
autos ahead of ms-Ar. vaadsrbllts
mailbag very fast time.
"WheA the crash sounded ! raced -
IL spot And jumped out. Other cars
csaiag behind me Joined me later. !
orse found the body Of Mr.. Psli. 100 feet
eose q The crossing. I saw that he vas
1eAl ga continued 10 look for othsra
! esos upon NJ. ana Nrs Laimbsse
iying asar tsgsthsr Just beyond the
crossing. Believing that Mrs. Laimbssr.
at least Was stan alive. ] had others
help ne = carry her 10 my machine ana
put back % the Nassau Hotel - fast -
] esxlA ! directed ethsts . 1Ut NJ.
lAintssf In another machine and fol.
~. la
1t b . mystery 70 me how ANYBODY
could have bssn caught on the traOss oy
ths tsaAa, yov can 80 for more than .
o1je y AtAsr Airsctioa q that point
Az I saanot understand how The In
poet could have been 20 severe ~ to
have d0ply Aisintsgrstsd he automo-
s>i& Either the auto o. the train. or
bsth. must have bssn going tester than
Nv seons1."
oocroR0 cARRiGD LAiMDGGR IN
0US TO HoSPlTAl.
Dr. c. z. Weber. Dr.. Lea and DR..
Dsmarsst. the latter Of whom had
bseuGht NJ. LAimbser from the scene Of
~ accident to The Nassau Hotel
weeAe1 70 Sivs hrst aid 10 Mrs Lain
eesr sn1 to her more seriously injured
husbeaA. They we're greatly em'ar-
rasse1 By he lack Of . hospital ct Long
Beach In the treatment Of both cases.
~ 1aaily decided that there WAS .
slight chance Of savtng NJ. LAimbesr's
NE Y 10 could b put on IN operating
table.
~ nidnighe consequently. the hotel
buo was rsQuisitioned a. an ambulance
en- As long trip to Hsmpbtead. with
the Unconscious man on . strstchsr laid
aerees the seats, was made II Was
nearly two hours before Mercy Hospital
vas reached.
Latos IN the morning several New
Yerk physicians were summoned to
treat MI. Laimbser. II was hoped at
arst that she might be In . condition TO
b removed to her home. but when the
serious nature Of her injuries WAS dis.
covered doubt Of her ability to stand
TIE trip caused lts postponement.