New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06

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tain John Kane, of Far Rockaway, IN {.
motor boat. He could find no trace OF
Olsen.
Miss Margaret Lyon, OF l26 west
l03d ST.. was knocked down by morse
and wagon yesterday at Broadway ana
242d st. Besides cuts and bruises, her
right arm was broken and 1t was
thought her left leg might be broken
The horse and wagon were owned ana
driven by Louis Schneider, OF y Mount
Vernon av.. Mount Vernon. Miss Lyon
was taken to Fordham Hospital.
James McKillopp. eighteen years Old
of 90 Seaview av.. Jersey City, was
drowned in New York Bay at the foot
of Linden av., while bathing yesterday
afternoon. NcKillopp and number OF
other youths were diving from stone
pier near the Pennsylvania docks
Poquonock. Conn. July 5.--Three OF
a fishing paarty of four men were
drowned in the Pennington River mere
early to-day when their boat was cap
sized by one of the party, intent, &C
cording to the survivors. on suiclde'
The drowned men were Michael Mitel-
enonus. John Watyusky and Wlllam
Zatazatzki. The survivor is John SICK
manus. c:.i.
According to the story told by Sick
manus. the four men started OUT III
their boat soon after midnight. All hau
been drinking. After they had Deeh gu.
a short time Zatazatzki, cXclaiming that
he intended to commit suicide, plunged
overheard. His companions with ann
cultv cot him back into the boat again.
A little later. however, he again went
H., 10, Infpey 81 canSlZp0 the
boat.
Niddletown. y. Y. July ;. In an au-
tomobile accident at Phillipsport, Sui
Ivan County. this afternoon. Howard
John Baust. eight-year-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Baust. of IA west
HAYES av., Corona, Long Island, re-
ceived injuries from which he died III
Thrall Hospital tonight. The Baust
family are spending the summer at
Phillipsport.
This afternoon Mr. Baust took par
ty composed of five Of the boarders AL
his hotel and his young son for rlde'
They had gone but short distance
when another car attempted TO pass
and struck the front wheel of Bausts
car. turning it upside down IN the
ditch.
The boy was pinned under the car
sustaining fractured skull and IN,
ternal injuries. The car which caused
the accident brought the injured boy
and his father to Middletown, making
the twenty miles in half an hour. The
body of the boy will be taken to his
home in Corona tomorrow.
lbs Telegraph TO The Tribune
Somerset, Penn, July 1.-Two persons
were killed and six injured IN an auto
mobile accident on the Lincoln high
way, three miles from StoyestOwn this
afternoon when the driver OF a touring
car tried TO pass another car going IN
the same direction. The rear car
skidded and rolled over an embank-
ment. throwing out the eight occupants.
The dead were Dollie Price, slX-year-
old daughter of William Price, Of Ev-
erett. and James Topley, owner of the
car. a paving contractor, CT East Nc
keesport.
The injured included Mrs. James
Topey. whose skull was fractured, and
probably will not recover; John j. Hill
dInger, of McKeesport. who also sui
fered a fractured skull, probably vii!
not recover; Mrs. John j. Hlldinger,
whose internal injuries probably VIII
prove fatal; Mrs. Casper LOwery. OF
Everett. grandmother of Dollie Price;
Frank Topley, son of James Iopley,
cuts and bruises, and James Iopley, Jr r
The six persons from Mckeesport
and East McKeesport had been visiting
Mis-. Lowery and other friends and
relatives in Everett and Bedford and
we're taking Dollie Price and Mrs.
Lowery for a ride when the accident
occurred. The road was wet and slip
perry from a recent shower.
Aurora. Ill.,. July 5.-Three persons
were killed and one was injured when .
Burlington freight train struck an
automobile early to-day near Shabbona'
H. DR.. II. p. Greedy and wife, Of Lee
and Mrs. c. Richardson. of Chicago
were killed c. n. Richardson, OF Chr 4
cage. was taken to a hospital. but there +
seems to be no chance for his recovery.
A clump Of trees at the intersection .
Of the road and the track hid the APP
proach of the train from DR.. Greely,
who was driving the automobile
Saratoga, \. Y. July Mrs. Mary
Ford Clary, aged sixty. of Schenectady,
was crushed to death to-day near
tOrlnth, Wnen an automODile, uIlNeh pS :
her son-in-law. Lieutenant Commander
p ". Foote. L. ). n, of Schenectady,
overturned on sweryng to pass another
machine.
Lieutenant Commander Foote is al
local hospital suffering from the shock
and bruises. His wife and child, VINO
were also in the party, escaped INJURY.
Ocean City. y. j.. July 1.-Two per .
sons were so badly hurt they probably
will die and three others were injured
in a head-on collision between two .
automobiles going at high speed on the
shore Road at the end OF Ocean CITY
Boulevard tonight.
The two men more seriously injured
are Gilbert Nichols, champion golf
plaver of the Wilmington Country
Club. and William o. Rowland, of Jen-
kintown, Penn. The others hurt are l..
c. Page, of Rosemont, Penn; b. a.
Headley. of Swedesboro. and Carl
Christman. Of Mullica Hill
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