New-York tribune., 1914-11-27
.3DEAD, | CHILD,
HOLIDAY AUTO TOLL
Two of Party Returning
from Theatre Killed
i'm Crash.
HUSBAND AND WIFE,
ON CYCLE, HURT
Young Victim Loses Life While
Crossing Street-Rider
Thrown by Horse.

Hackensack, Nov. 26.-Two young
men were killed and another was 80
riously injured early to-day when Their
automobile struck a tree NJ the juno
tion Of Spring Valley road and Spring
Valley av., two miles from here.
The dead:
Barkerding, Theodore, aged eigh-
teen, Of Park Ridge. Died IN Hacken-
sack Hospital Of n fractured skull.
Mittag, Frank o., nineteen, Park
Ridge. Skull crushed Died instantly.
Vernon Stark, twenty years old,
owner Of the car, received fracture
Of the thigh and internal injuries. He
was removed TO a sanatorium ln
Newark.
Stark, when he recovered conscious
ness, told his father that the party
had spent last evening in Paterson at
A theatre. After the play they hsd
supper and started for their homes IN
Park Ridge. taking the back road, as
the main highway is being repaired
Fifty feet from the scene OF the accl--
dent he said his lights went out ana
he could not shut off the power IN
time TO avoid the tree. which was Just
around n sharp curve
Barkerding's parents, who were IN
Florida. are expected home tomorrow
night. They do not know OF tnelr
sons death.
Rasimin Pryaskorna, twenty-eight
wears old. of IS briggs av., Brooklyn,
was badly hurt when the motorcycle
on which he was riding with his wire
collided with an automobile driven by
Dr. James r. Mccarthy, OF Corona,
Yesterday. At the Flushing hosp'tai
Pryaskorna was found to have several
broken ribs.
Mrs. Pryaskorna, who was severely
shaken up and bruised, Was taken ~
her home by Dr. Mccarthy
Richard Buschendorf, forty-fve, years
old. Of Cedarhurst. Long Island. was
badly cut and sustained internal m
juries yesterday when his saddle morse
took fright at passing automooIIe
and threw him.
George Pesin. eight years old, Of 495
Palisade av.. Jersey City, was killed
Yesterday afternoon BY an automobile
driven by John Krooz, chemist, OF
81 Prospect st. The child was struck
as he ran across the road IN front OF
his home.
Krooz took the boy to Christ Hos
pital. but he was dead when he ar
rived. Though witnesses eNonerate
Krooz from blame, he was arrested
charged with manslaughter.
A speeding car overturned at ~
o'clock last night while rounding
curve on Hudson Boulevard, opposite
10th ST., West New York, \. j. re-
suting in injuries to the five occu-
pants, none of whom was seriously
hurt. They were: I. j. honz, loZo
Willow av.; George Raine. 10 west
18th ST.; Arabella Katsur, 1900 willow
av.; Lillian Erickson, 10 West l9th st,
and Josephine Papay, 1918 willow aV2
all of Weehawken. They were taken
TO their homes.
Turning aside their motorcycle when
going at high speed to avoid running
into a group of little girls IN Ridge
wood av.. near Warwick St, East New
York. last evening, Theodore klelsatch,
twenty-one years old, Of 2546 Pitkin
av.. and Harold Murphy, fourteen, or
4O2 Ridgewood av., crashed into the
front of an automobile carrying Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Kennedy, OF 1881 Doth
ST.. Brooklyn.
Kleisatch was taken TO Kings county
Hospital suffering from a fracture OF
the left leg and internal injuries. Muir
ply sustained cuts about the head, face
and left leg.
Miss Anna Lavelle, Of 81 Amster-
dam av., was seriously injured late last
night, when an automobile crashed into
streetc at SeventA av. and l4oth st.
Miss Lavelle was thrown agains' the
windshield and sustained possible IN
ternal injuries. She was taken 10 the
Harlem Hospital
Also in the autor. .obile were Charles
Z. Lewis, of 21l West S7th St, and Miss
Theresa O'Iara, OF 73l Amsterdam sv.
Miss O'Hara was slightly hurt. Win
dows OF the streetcar we're shattered.
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