The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-20

CREAMS BRING MEN TO AID

taxicah returning from Concy
island turned over on Ocean Parkway
between Avenue O and Avenue y yester-
dav afternoon. Tho driver was thrown
out and three passengers were injured.
An accident TO the steering gear had
turned the front wheels almost at right
angles with the car and caused the ac-
Cdent
James Ingram of 1913 Atlantic avenue,
the driver. was thrown twenty feet, but
escaped injury. The passengers. accord.
Ing TO the police. were Mrs. Ellen Miller.
Il wears old. OF 81 East Eleventh street
Miss Kate Leizches of 1853 West Fifteenth
street. and Alexander Honey. rug
manufacturer. of 60 Atlantic avenue.
Brooklyn.
Ingram was shot into the roadway.
sustaining a few trfling bruises. But the
closed top held the passengers In, and
they were slammed together to the side
OF tho taxicab when il hit the road
The screams of the imprisoned women
halted traffic on the Parkway, and from
automobiles came help. The upper side
of the car was forced open and the in
jured passengers were lifted out and car
ricd TO the walk. 4
Dr. Mcfiitterick came from the Coney
island Hospital. His examination In
dlcated that Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Leizches
had suffered fractured skulls and internal
INJURIES. Honey suffered conclusion OF
the brain and internal injuries.
All three passengers were taken to the
hospital.
Automobile Hits hoy, Loses Race
TO Save Life.
PATERSON. n. j.. April 19.--John' Ter
2 nj pf an fan
! died in the General Hospital here tonight
as a result of running in front OF an
automobile In Paramus road near his
home this afternoon. HIS skull was frac-
tured and one of his legs broken.
The boy. who was walking with his
sister, Marjorie, 10 years old, ran into
the road to pick up something that At
rracted his attention. The next moment
he was struck by an automobile belong
ing TO John Goldthorpe of this city and
driven by Sydney Goldthorpe, his son.
y The young man jumped from the car
picked UP the boy and placed MN IN the
tonneau with his father and mother. MISS
T.rhune also was taken into the ma
chine
Young Goldthorpe then started on a
fas, run to tho hospital. Miss Terhune
wished him to stop at her home and get
/ her father. but he refused to do so, think
| ing IL was essential to get to the hos
gan to scream and seeking to attract at
tention threw her hat into the road.
III Her cried were heard by her father,
| who thought his daughter was beirx KID
| mapped. He Communicated another auto
mobile and started in pursuit. When he
came abreast the Godthorpe car ne was
told of the accident
Car Hits Pole, Four Women ana
Men Thrown Out.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE. L. l.. April IAN
automobile containing two styllshly
J dressed Young women and two young
men crashed into a telephone pole IN TINS
village this afternoon. The pole was
cracked i'm half the machine wrecked and
all four occupants hurled into the road.
None was seriously hurt Spectators say
that the car was going at the rate of nifty
miles an hour.
Or. Charles Delano attended the in
jured persons and patched up their cuts
and bruises. They refused to give their
names. The number placard on the auto
" mobile. 43a27 " V. was issued to Con-
rad Hessner OF So Suydam street, Brook
lyn y. Y.
torcyclist In Crash.
IoSG BEACH. l.. l.. April 19-Edward
Krebbs, ~ years old. brother OF Floyd
kreobs. OF Brooklyn, was seriously IN
jured late this afternoon while riding a
motorcycle on Atlantic avenue near mere
Ths machine was in collision with ar
automobile owned by Matthew Have o'
Pelham Manor. y. Y. In the car at th'
n tine wer" Mr.. Have. his wife and son
\. J. Have, who was at the wheel,
Doctors Auto Hits buggy, Man and
hoy Injured.
Or. Morris Mendalis OF $40 Halse,
street, Brooklyn. was driving his automo
bile OF Eastern Parkway yesterday after
noon when his car came into collision with
buggy The occupants OF the hors
drawn vehicle. John Conlon, 20 years old
n So Sumpter street, and Thomas NC
Naliy, years old. of go Howard ave
nue., were thrown out They were badi!
bruised. but were able to 20 home aftel
receiving medical attention.