The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
AUTO|SJS REFUSED
AID TO RAISE CAR
THAT PINNED TWO
Actor Warmers Wife Lay Dy.
ing Under Wreck While Many
Cazed Curiously.
TWO OTHERS INJURED.
Manager Campbell in Hospital
as Result Of Fatal Crash
on Merrick Road.
TWO OTHERS INJURED.

II. B. Warner. the actor, whose wife
was killed IN an automobile accident on
Msrriek Road at ssaford. La l.. ysstsr.
day afternoon. h Frustrated ct the home
Of his frisad. Burton White. No. u West
Eleventh street. The body Of Mrs.
Warner 10 st NJ. whites house and
the funeral probably will be held from
the Church Of the Ascension. FIFTH ave-
nue. and Tenth street. at noon to-mor-
row
Mr.. Warner 10. physicaiiy, badly
shaken up. Maurice Campbell. the
theatrical manager. In whose car the
Warmers were riding. 10 In HahnsmAnn
Hospital. with broken arm and other
injuries, The other occupants Of the
car. Sydney Brown Jr., Mr.. Campbslrs
stepson. and Fay Wheeler. an actress.
escaped with bruises.
4 feature Of the accident that adds 70
Mr.. Warmers mental anguish was. he
said to-day. the heartiessness Of the
wsii-drssssd. comfortable automobil!sts
who arrived on the scene while the vic.
Tins were pinned beneath the Campbell
car. which had been overturned In .
collision. Five minutes after the Camp
bell car had been toppied over by an.
other big car. owned by Theodore 70.
Steinway. Of the plano family. ana
driven By Q chauffeur. moro than twenty
limousinss and smart touring care he'd
gsthersd along The road, their oceu-
pants easing curiously at the overturned
machine.
Mr.. Campbell and Mrs. Warner we're
pinned under the car. M. Warner, NJ.
Brown and two bystandsrs had struggled
In vain to lit the heavy truck.
"0ivs ne . hand. please" pleaded
Mr.. Brown.
None of the autom0bilists moved. 4
couple Of farsssrs appeared with fence
rails, but they we're unable - asA Ar.
Warner and NJ. Brown In fsisias the
cApsissd vshielA q.
NY God. msn," seisd wsrnsr. nearly
erased. cant you see there's . Yoman
pinned under that carr
Not . person In the sutenosilss
stirred. Some ehau6euFs started away
with loud honkins Of horns. Alshs
came Q little second hand runabout
carrying two everyday oitissns on thSs
way to bollsemaksrI picnio In Q near
by roadhopss. These uieh ran their
car up alongside the wreck, 5umped
out. put their strength to the task and
with their sid ths Gar was raised. nrs.
Warner vas placed In the oar Of the
two strangers and rushed 70 the hespi-
tel at Babylon. She was accompanied
by her husband and Mr.. Campbell.
Or. J. F. Amss took charge OF Ass
Warner on her arrival. He found thai
she was suffering from . compound frac
ture Of the skull and other Injuries, ant
said that It would be necessary to vpsr'
ate Immediately Before tn prepare
lions for the operation were oompiste
however. Mrs. Warner died.
Al the Babylon Hospital. In . state.
nient made TO Coroner Inward D
Moore. Mr.. Campbell said he gave Baksl
plenty % room to pass. but that the
other man swung his car 70 the midalt
OF the road too seon sand that ~
accident YES caused IN that way. H
blamed Baker.
The driver Of the steinway msohin,
made this statement to Acting Corons
Norton:
NY name 10 Ddward Baker and liv,
a. No. IN Albert street. Long lslAnt
City. This automobile y owned b
Theodore T. 0teinWay OF No. 100 Eas
Fourteenth street. am taking ny wifi
and family to visit frtends ct Ia,
Shore. blew my horn for this auto
mobile to make way for me. When
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