New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-06
Two Escape with Cuts
and Bruises After Being
Thrown from Machine.
CAR RUNS FOUR
DOWN ON SIDEWALK
Many Injured in Motor Accidents
in City and Suburbs-Un-
identified Man Killed.

Five persons were injured last even
ing. when an automobile owned by
Israel Halter, Of 1875 Madison Street.
struck q car belonging TO Alexander
SchafTer, Of 20 Cannon Street, amid
ships at Second Avenue and Fourth
Street. Schafer's car WAS thrown on
TO the sidewalk and plunged against a
plate glass window at 66 Second Ave
nue.. Two Of the occupants Of the ma
chine were thrown clean through the
pane into the store, and three others
were badly cut by nying glass.
The crash Of the collision. followed
by the screams Of the injured. attract
ed crowd An ambulance from Belle
vue was called, and the following were
taken to the hospital, all of them badly
cut and bruised:
Bertha Davis, Of 81 First Avenue;
Pauline Stuter, of 10 Avenue A, both
Of whom were hurled through the WIN
dow; TIle Schaaps. Of ll2 Ludlow
Street, Herman Schaaps. her husband
and Yetta, their daughter.
Chauffeur Flees Crowd.
-Four women were knocked down and
badly bruised when an automobile
driven by John Colletti Of 3O6 East
Twelfth Street. skidded up on TO the
Sidewalk in front of 65 East Fourth
Street and ran over them.
Colletti was driving the car IN
Fourth Street al high speed when he
lost control His machine first struck
Mrs Becky Brody. Of 65 East Fourth
Street, and then hit Flora and Anna
Wcisor. Of the same address, and Mrs.
Julia Kaplan. Of 81 East Fourth Street.
None of the women was seriously hurt
bu. a crowd surrounded the machine
and threatened to lynch the chauffeur
who ran for his life Later he ap-
reared AT the Fifth Street station and
Surrendered. He was held on charge
Of felonious assault.
While Martin Sajlita, a dentist, OF
245 East 145th Street, was riding a
motorcycle on the Eastern Boulevard,
The Bronx. with his brother, Jacob, rid
ing in a side car, his machine skldded
and ran into an electric light pole. Mar
tin was taken TO Fordham Hospital with
a fractured skull His brothers face
was badly cut.
An unidentified man was found by the
Avenue d. dying from fractured skull
and internal INJURIES. He was taken 10
Bellevue, but only survived the trip a
few minutes. Il is believed he was mt
by an automobile. oo
John Smith, six years old, OF oo3
Halsey Street, Brooklyn. was crossing
Bushwick Avenue Yesterday afternoon,
when he was run down by an automo-
bile. Joseph Fredericks, Of 80 Bleecker
Street. its driver, took him to Bushwick
Uospital, where il was said his injuries
might prove fatal.
Seven Hurt in Newark.
Seven men were injured, two seri-
ously, when an automobile driven by
Ernest Jones. of Arlington, y. D..
crashed into an auto truck operated by
John LYONS. of % Hunter street, New
ark at the intersection OF Elizabeth
Avenue and Bigelow Street, in the last
named city. Jones and his party OF
three were thrown to the street and
badly bruised. Joseph BeachIln, OF $50
Mount Prospect Avenue, was taken 10
the City Hospital. 49,,
James Rafferty, and James Wilson,
who were riding with Lyons on the
truck, were also thrown out. Kan
also went to the hospital. Both Jones
and Lyons were arrested.
Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Rose, OF 81
Main Street, Flushing, Long Island;
were badly cut about the face ana
hands when they fell from the motor
cycle they were riding on the jericho
Turnpike. Passing motorists took them
to Flushing Hospital ,,.,,
While coming down Emerson HllI'
near Concord. Staten Island, Yesterday
the automobile owr ed and driven by
William Bluestein, Of Mount Vernon
y. Y. turned over, injured both him
and his wife Mrs. Bluestein suffered
n fracture of her right leg. Her hus-
hand was badly bruised.
Three persons were injured when a
large touring car, owned by John Fors,
man. Of 10 West 10th Street. skidded
q, Red Bank. y. j.. struck against the
curb and threw Mr.. Forsman, Thomas
Rel and Miss Bell against the side OF
the machine. Mr. Bell received Sc
we're cut on his head. and both the
others were badly shaken up and
bruised.