The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-26
Truck Kills One BOY, MORALLY In.
lures Another.

Patrick Burke. l3 years old. OF 54s
West Thirty-sixth street was killed and
Edward McAdam. 10 years old. OF the
same address was crushed 80 badly yes
terday when runaway auto truck backed
into them that the doctors in the French
Hospital think he will die.
Three men were arrested. charged with
criminal negligence. The were George
Rusch of sci Madison street, West New
York, n. j., the driver Charles Schultz
OF SIS West Forty ninth street and Daniel
Schneider OF 42s West Forty ninth street,
all employees of Robe T. Bro. packers OF
545 West Thirty-sixth street. TO whom the
automobile belongs. The accident &C.
CURED on tho hill in Thirty-sixth street
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
Rusch told Coroner Healy. before whom
the three were arraigned, that he left his
truck facing east on the nortn. or wrong
side OF the street under trafiic rules,
because there wasn't room for II. across
the street.
Another hoy Run Down by Auto
Truck Dies.
Albert Scott Q years old. OF AIS East
Eighty-ninth street, was knocked down
by an auto truck In First avenue az
Eighty-ninth street last night. His Skull
war fractured and he died two and halr
hours later at the Metropolitan Hospitai.
Blackwelrs Island. John Hoffman OF
Unkonport. the driver, was not arrested
He took the injured boy to the Recep-
tion Hospital. whence he was removed TO
, the Metropolitan
Joseph Sawrkowski. . years old. was
run over by train at Bay SIDE. l., l.,
and taken to the Flushing Hospital The
child died within an hour.
DscycIist struck by Auto Is Danger
ously Injured.
Ridinx his bicycle yesterday afternoon
on Rockaway road, Jamaica, William
Kosowsl<y. 81. OF 81 Elm street, that
place, was struck by an automobile driven
by its owner, Thomas Garus of Shore
and Wyckofr avenues. Jamaica. Garus
took Kosowsky to ST. Marys Hospital,
where DIR. v. A. Paul said he had sus-
tanned fractures of the left leg. left arm.
and three left ribs; was internally In
5ured, was suffering from shock and would
die. Garus was not arrested.
Auto Overturns. Occupants Escape
Serious Injury.
Eight persons, among them four women
and three small children. were thrown
out of an automobile owned and operated
by Prof II. Lester Nettler OF 800 Wyona
avenue East New York, at Belmont and
Van Siclen avenues late yesterday after
noon but none was seriously hurt. Nettler
had the car only a week.
The car skidded and turned over on
irs side, the weather top preventing II
from turning over completely The in
Jured were treated by Drs. Kinnard and
Durham Of the Bradford street hospital
and taken home. In the automobile were
Nettler's wife and ten-mOnths-old daugh-
r..E,.
stein and her nne-months-old son anc
Mrs. William Wertrelch and her three
ycar-old daughter
From Nineteenth Floor.
George Rosenthal. a window cleaner
~ years old was killed yesterday by &
fall from window on the nineteenth
floor OF the Kay Building, 81 East Twenty
ninth street His body went through thu
skylight of the Martha Washington Hotel
adjoining the building, and down the air
shaft to the cellar,
blind widow walks Through Win
dow and IL Killed.
Mrs. Margaret Ballard. 66 years old
blind widow, who lived with her daugh
ter Bertha. a trained nurse. on tho fourtl
aoor of 30s West l47th street. mistook al
epsn window. for a door early yesterda
,aorning while cropping her way from he
bedroom 10 the kitchen and was killed In
piantly by fall TO the ground.
Askle fractured by Automobile.
Guessa Carabillotta, IS years old, OF IL
avenue A. was struck by an automobil
~ Fourth avenue and Sixteenth street q
ESQ O'Clock last evening. Her left ANIL
e WAS fractured. She was taken to Belle
\ wue Hospital. The automobile, which bs
ecnged to Edgar J. Thayer of the Hot,
Manhattan. was operated by Jeremla
Colby es s&7 West 1891 street