The evening world., 1914-01-29
|G0QN,' HER Cry +.
TO CHAUFFEUR As
Hear KILLS WOMAN
no Speeds Away With Vic
Inns Garments Flu...r.
IN ing on Front.
SEARCH on.
Broken Glass Causes Tire Ex.
piosions, but Doesn't Halt
III Dash TO Escap..


4 graz hooded touring car with two
rs eashed by broken glass and the
bot ot tho machine believed 70 hear
agtc evidence Of tho sxpssience
scush which n passed Is sought
RlAy by detectives investigating
b death OF Miss Josephine Thomp-
ID, Q music teacher. Of No. 13o Arnity
beet. Brooklyn. The car struck and
He'd Miss Thompson at Amtty and
enry streets last night.
The police also are anxious TO md
woman passenger in tho gray car
tho was heard 10 shout. For Gods
hike, 20 on--go on" when the chauf-
ees. was about to stop the car aftsr
kotriking the music teacher. The
!ehauffeur who obeyed that frantic
'co,u mand Is the object OF . third
police Ques..
The few persons who saw the
death car as It sped away. tattcred
fragments Of the dead woman's outer
earmcnts fiuttering on its front. say
there were four women In the car.
An four women are declared to have
stood up in tho machine a. Misc
Thompson was crushed and are said
to have been almost jolted from their
feet when the machine leaped for
ward a. the chauffeur threw on
power after the shrill command to
20 o.
Miss Thompson was on the way to
her; studio at Clinton street ana At
lantSc avenue, and stopped to talk
vtAh Nrs. Catherine Edwards Just
on the curb At the point whore she
was killed. Tue women separated
only q moment before the gray tour
ing ear dashed ".
CHAUFFEUR SWUNG CAR TO
AVOID BROKEN GLASS.
ne chauffeur swung his car to-
ward Misc Thompson to avoid some
btu Of glass that CLEANED In the
se6bt and the music teacher was i,tt
lamp, knocked down aid
&60Pssesd for several feet. Her coat
- way and she was hung under
~ wheels a. the garment was torn
ftosni her. The chauffeur applied the
urakes and the automobile was com.
tAe to . stop when the woman pas.
ssSesr stood up and urged him t1
-. e.
When the machine started up again
Miss Thompson was jerked back un'
der Il again and . second time the
wheels passed over her. Her coal
ana fur neck piece were caught on thu
mont Of the auto ana waved thor
!. like, streamsrs ~ the auto disap
pssssd. ..D., ,.....
lIss. Edwards screamed and raj
70 che body of her friend, falling II
IAint beside Il. Women At Window
sessamsd. too. and George AcLsod o
Me- $50 Amity street ran out AM
carried both women to the sidewalk
a6ms one ran to the Long Islam
Cstaags Hoepltal. half . block away
! anA eovo IN alarm. Attendants d,
~ wait for an ambulance. bu
1oO4 With u to1he scene OF the acct
1o0l Dr.. Cornell got there ahead o
~ doctor said Miss Thompso
Was probably dead. but she was lai
q the stretcher and rushed to th
hootpAai. Thers hts opinion was veri
"a. the surgeons saying death prob
80 had been instantaneous. d.
Coenoll revived Mrs. Edwards an
0on1sted her 70 her homo.
0ioD Thompson was fifty-fivs year
~ aAd friends said to-day that he
oalY relative. 90 far a. they know
wa Q sister, Mrs. II. Crane. OF N;
~ Garfield place. who has been
tov several weeks. On account Z,
Mn. Cranes condition II was deeme
taA1visabls to tell her OF Miss tn omr
aoAsA A~nth