Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-11
many ACCIDENTS OCCUR
AMONG DISTRICT MOTORS
Frank A. Kelley and His Wife, Rid
ing Upon Motor Cycle, Seriously
Injured in Collision.
Machine Belonging to DR.. Patrick 8.
Madigan Turns Over on Col
orado Avenue.


navy yard, and Mrs. Gertrude Kelley,
his wife. were seriously injured yes
terday about noon as result of col
lision between their motor cycle and an
automobile at Massachusetts, avenue
and 10th street northeast. The couple
left their home at 223 18th street north
east a few minutes before the accident
happened and were riding north on
10th street when the collision occur
red.
Detective Cornwell, who was passing
at the time witnessed the accident and
took the Injured couple to Casualty Hos
pital William NJ. Stancell. occupant of
the automobile, was going west on
Massachusetts, avenue when the motor
cycle struck the side of his vehicle.
Kelley and his wife were thrown in
was in dazed condition when picked
up. Mrs. Reilley, it is stated. was
thrown some distance, but did not lose
consciousness. Detective Cornwell says
he thinks the accident resulted from
the fast speed of the motor cycle.
80 Automobile overturns.
DIR. Patrick s. Madigan. 1902 Nichols
avenue, and Miss Mary Shugrue, 1898
occupants of an automobile that turned
about $40 o'clock. The machine was
in front of 5s19 Colorado avenue when
the accident happened.
Both occupants of the car were
thrown to the roadway Miss Shugrue
sustained slight injuries. while the
was not hurt A passing au
tomobilist took Miss Shugrue home.
Knocked Down by Automobile.
William E. Wingun, 1927 9Th street
northwest, was taken to Freedmen's
Hospital from 7th and o streets north
west yesterday afternoon and treated
for injuries to his head and arms. He
was knocked down by an automobile
operated by Frederick Brandon, who
took him to the hospital.
Frank Steckline. GAL Georgia avenue.
was knocked down by an automobile at
Georgia avenue and Piney Branch road
yesterday afternoon and slightly hurt
w. F. Knox, occupant of the automo-
bile. took him to Walter Reed Hospital
W. T. Lands and o. Lands, 404 II
street northeast, riding a motor cycle,
collided in front of Union station with
an automobile yesterday afternoon
tained a slight injury to his hip, but his
brother was not hurt.
Sarah Henson, 1880 T street northwest,
was knocked down by an automobile yes
terday morning while crossing at the
intersection of 7th and o streets north
west. She was only slightly hurt.
Mrs. Mary Barber, 3044 M street north
west. was knocked down by an automo-
bile near 31st and Jefferson streets yes
terday morning and slightly injured. The
automobile was operated by J. A. Watson,
612 Massachusetts, avenue northwest
Injured in Collision.
B. c. Gilbert. 234 F street northwest,
who accompanied Edward Walsh, 1885
LIST street northwest, in the latters auto
mobile yesterday morning. sustained a
slight injury as a result Of a collision with
an automobile belonging to Frank Neff.
915 East Capitol street. The accident
happened at New Jersey avenue and G
street.
A wagon belonging to the Havenner
Baking Company was struck by a street
car near Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street yesterday Afternoon. The wagon