New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-22
AUTO CRASH KILLS
INVALID CHILD
Girl Hurled TO Street
FOrdham Athlete Loses
Life in Smash.

Jennie Fcddcr. nine years old, Of
2i9 7th ST., was instantly killed in an
automobile collision last night. The
child was an invalid and was taking a
ride for her health
A. Jennie was not strong enough to
play. her friends the Rosenblatt
brothers. clothing makers, Of 50 Nor
folk ST.. used TO send car every Tues
day night, in charge Of Morris Chero-
witz. TO take her for an airing. The
weekly ride was making her quite
strong again and was the JOY of the
little girls life.
On the way back from long spin
down Long Island, about 9 o'clock,
Chcrowitz though, he could cross
Schacfer st. on Evergreen ay., Brook
lyn. IN front Of touring car which he
saw coming down the hill al right
angles to MIN st no great pace. But
he failed.
The touring car, which WAS owned
and driven by Albert Wagner, Of i2i
Gill st.. Queens. crashed into the SIDE
oc the Rosenblatt machine. ground it
along the curbins for dozen yards
and completely wrecked II.
Jennie and Cherowitz were hurled
TO the street. The child alighted on
her head on ;hc sidewalk. Dr.. katzcn-
bogcn. Of Bushwick Hospital, said her
skull had been crushed in and death
was instantaneous. Cherowitz escaped
With only few bruises.
Young Athlete Killed.
Francis Mulvey, Of Tuckahoe. twenty
one Years old. who was graduated from
Fordham College and was one OF the
football and baseball stars OF the year,
was killed last night IN Hartsda!e
when he fell or was thrown from an
auto driven by John Dalva, an en-
pioye of the Colonial Garage, Of IucHa-
hoe.
Mulyev. with party Of iour young
men and two girls, was returning
to the Grama.an Inn. AZ BronXville'
after A ball game at Briarcliif, where
Mulvey played with the Gramatan Inn
team. When the accident happened,
the machine. Dalva says, did not re
spond readily 20 the foot brake and AT
the TOD Of the steep hill IN lnwood aV.'
Uartsdale. the car skidded on the wet
roadway and Nulvcy was thrown out:
Hi. skull was fractured by the iaIl
and he was dead when DR.. X. Il. Ryan
Of Scarsdalc. responded 20 Miss Mnna
Bartlett's call for aid. The accident
happened near the Bartlett home.
None of thOsc in the car seemed TO
have a clear idea Of how the accident
hapnened. and Coroner Alfred \. lies,
~ Yonkers. directed Or. Ryan to hold
the chauffeur, Dalya, until ne could
be questioned.
Il is said the four young men IN
the car we're bcllboys employed at the
Gramatan Inn. and that they mad all
played IN the ball game at Brlarclih.
Nulvev is the son OF a widow, Mrs.
Mary Mulvey. o. Tuckahoe, VINO worked
IN the Hodgman rubber works there
that she might nave money enough 10
educate her son for the priesthood.
Vulyev was graduated from Fordham
last June.
Funeral Coach Wrecked.
As the funeral of Patrick Farley, Of
t2fs Third ay.. was entering Calvary
Cemetery. Long Island City, yesterday
af.ernooa an automobile crashed into
The rear Of the coach containing tAc
chief moUrucrs.
MR.. Julia Farley, the widow; mr.
eleven -year-old daughter, Annie; a
brother. Father James Farley. Of
Bridgcwater. Mass, and the drive,
Hugh Gallagher of 23S East 18th st,
we're thrown TO the street. Mrs. Farley
and Father Farley were seriously in
jurcd
The automobile was driven by Joan
McEyoy. Of 80 Morton St. Brooklyn,
vino was demonstrating the car %
jeremiah Bohcn. o, 5ls Grand st., ana
John !. McNulty, Of 716 Grand ST., oo'n
of Brooklyn.
The machine struck a rear wheel Of
,hc funeral coach, huring the veniole
over The team bolted, but we're
caught later
While playing IN the street last night
Abraham Chsro, seven years old OF
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