New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-22
Dashes in Front of Auto,
Thrusts Her Aside and
Is Run Over.
MOTORCYCLIST LANDS
IN CROWD ON WALK
Bride Dancing at Own Wedding
Badly Burned When Lamp
Is Upset.

cdents, one furnished fve-year-oi'
child an opportunity for an act OF hero
ism which cost him his life.
Playing in Hudson ST. yesterday AFTER
noon were five-year-od Daniel CaliahaH'
Florence Donahue and a number of other
children. The rapid approach or an aut"-
mobile frightened them, and there WIS
rush for the sidewalk. But Florence "ho
lives at SIS Hudson st, was paraiyzed
with fear.
Daniel. seeing her danger. turned oack'
dashed In front of the car and threw her
aside as the automobile hurled him 10 tue
pavement and then passed over MIN.
Death was almost instantaneous, the
boy's body. followed by his weeping play
mates, was carried to his home, at "z
Hudson st. The car which struck him Is
owned and was driven by Alexander NC
Donald, of 735 East 10Th st.
As Sidney Drew, the actor, was automo-
billing yesterday afternoon with Charles
Hewf. OF 492 Audubon av., and q young
woman whose name was given as MISS
Murray, the machine collided with
motorcycl, at Fort Washington aV. ana
nth st The motorcycle was wrecked
hut William AFFORD, OF 23i9 Andrews av.'
The Bronx, and MISS Annie Corner. OF Soli
Sd av., who were riding It, were flung into
bushes beside the roadway and escaped
almost unhurt Miss Corners right loot
was slightly twisted. The Drew automo-
t,iIn md parfy wara uuiniured.
While chasing a tennis ball yesterday
afternoon Albert Livingston. or 10 BROOK
av., The Bronx. was struck by an auto
mobile at st. Mary's Park and l4'th ST,
He was cut about the head and received
spinal injuries. The car which struck
him is owned by Albert Robtzek, SlH De-
catur av., and was driven by Charies
Pryor
Five-year-old Frank Laughlin, OF ~i
I'd av.. was knocked down by an automo-
bile Yesterday while he was playing WIN
companions at I'd av. and 9th ST. he was
cut about the face and head, ana concus-
sion Of the brain Is feared. Edward f,ch-
ter. driver of the car. was not held. Inc
accident was purely the boys fault
Samuel Sauer, twenty-three years old'
of 357 Grand ST., WILLIAMSBURG "hiie
stepping from a car of the Reid aV. hne
Yesterday at Broadway and Bartlett ST.
was struck by an automobile driven oy
Edward Copper, Of 344 East 18th ST. Man.
haitian. Sauer had his right leg broken
and was hurt internally.
Charles Major, seventy-six years oid,
a wealthy retired merchant, living at llo
Chestnut St, Brooklyn, was struck anu
seriously injured last night by an auto
mobile owned and driven by George
Solms. OF Richmod Hill. Mr.. Major was
crossing Euclid av. and failed to notice
the approach of the machine. He was
taken to Bradford st. Hospital.
Family Hurled from Car.
Mr. and Mrs. Brede. $50 Rogers av.'
Brooklyn, with their three children, Meta
Herman and Anna, were hurled from
their car Yesterday afternoon when IL
was struck by b. r. T. train at the
Fresh Pond Road grade crossing IN
Ridgewood. Mrs. Brede suffered severely
from shock and hysteria, but the famlIy
ESCAPED with no more serious injuries
than slight cuts and bruises
George Hendricks Of Newton. n. j.,
was perhaps fatally injured yesterday
wrile motorcycing between Newton ana
Cranberry Lake. His cycle struck root
IN the road and he was hurled over the
fence into field
Miss Gussie Schoenberg, nineteen, OF 81
I,enox av., and Benjamin Auldbaum,
sixty, of East 10lst St, were Knocked
down and seriously hurt yesterday after
moon when Henry Becker, twenty-four, a
clerk of 216 East 199th ST., to avoid hit
ting a woman with his motorcycle on
Ienox av., near 1lsth ST., rode into the
curb.
With a leg and an arm cut on and MS
bodv BADLY crushed, Edward Conlon was
still alive when the Ridgefield Park, n. j.,
police reached him after he had peeh
struck by an express freight train OF the
New York, Susquehanna & Western Rail
way early yesterday. A laborer saw MIN
and ran half a mile to tell the police.
Cantain Melia ordered the operator to
flag a passenger train due in Few min
utes. and the order was given just In
time 10 save Conlon from being ground to
nieces. The injured man was hurried 70
tho Hackensack Hospital. where he died
q few hours later. He was fiftyseVen
Years old. a widower. and leaves two
grown sons. IL.
Rose Reinhardt, sixty-hve-year-oid wire
Of q deckhand on the large Allen Dumont,
fell into the Bronx River and was
drowned yesterday morning while BOARD
ing the barge at l72d st.
Policeman's Horse Falls.
John Caciopo, seven years old, OF SA'
Fast SID St., was saved from drowning
Yesterday when Captain William Brock
way of the barge Marie Mccarthy leaped
into the East River and dragged him
safely ashore.
A horse named Hero fell, pinning his
rider. Mounted Patrolman Henry Z.
Never. under him yesterday afternoon on
the Southern Boulevard near Aldus st.
Hero was frightened by passing fire
engine.
While cleaning gown with benzine In
the kitchen OF her home. at 1894 Brook
av car. The car knocked him from the
Miss Fannie Ashknitz, nineteen years old
was badly burned when the benzine ig-
nited and exploded.