New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-15
THREE WOMEN HURT
AS AUTO UPSETS
Party Pinned Under Car
in JerSey-One Victim
May Die.
MOTHER AND SON
INJURED BY CRASH
Speeding Machines in Head-On
ColliSiOn-Man Killed by
Motor Truck.

Three women and a man wero in
jured yesterday at Linwood, n. J., in
an automobile accident Mrs. Mary
Whitman, Of Camden, y, j., is prob
ably fatally injured Her skull Is tract
ured
Mrs II. Z. Pohle, of Camden, is said
10 have been at the wheel In the car
were Nj Pohle, their daughter, Helen.
and Mrs. Whitman. In making a sharp
turn in the Shore Road the wheels be-
gan to skid. The car slid across the
road. mounted tho trolley embankment
and overturned in d ditch. All four
occupants were pinned beneath the car
The Shore Road is busy on Sunday.
Within a few minutes a score Of men
who were on their way 70 golf course
were lifting the capsized automobile
They got out the victims and sent
them TO the City Hospital at Atlantic
CITY. Except for Mrs. Whitman, their
injuries are not serious.
s. K. +. Duquette, Of 1889 Bailey
Avenue, The Bronx, lost control OF
his automobile early yesterday morn
ing at Broadway and 260th Street.
Something went wrong with the steer
ing GEAR. the car carromeo against the
curb and overturned. Duquette's nose
was broken. Sarah King, Margerie
Schneider and Cornelius Shaw were
painfully bruised. All were taken TO
ST. Joseph's Hospital. Yonkers.
Mrs. Frederick w. Kelsey, of Orange,
y. j., and her son Roland were flung
from Mrs Kelsey's automobile in a
collision with another in Central Ave-
uue, Orange. Mrs. Kelsey's wrist was
broken and her son was cut and
bruised. Mr. Kelsey was in the car.
but was not hurt The occupants OF
the other car, owned and driven by
Frank c. Lomgcar, OF Chatham, n j.,
were not hurt
Roland Kelsey was driving He and
his parents had Just left their home,
~ IN Centre Street. At an abrupt
curve in Central Avenue near Essex
Avenue the two automobiles met head
on. Both cara were damaged and the
Kelsey automobile was overturned,
throwing the occupants TO the street.
Richard Niece, of 1875 Bowery was
run over and killed by an automobile
truck at the Bowery and Delaney
Street. Isidor Kaufman, chauffeur OF
the truck, was not detained
An automobile speeding through
Montgomery Street, Jersey City.
knocked down Edward H. Kittrich, Of
2S9 Barrow Street, Jersey City. Kit
trich's scalp was gashed.
Mrs. Cecilia Parry, whose husband
Is livery man in YOnkers, was driving
patient from the Seaton Hospital
Riverdale, to the subway station when
her horse shied at an automobile.
Mrs. Parry was thrown out She was
attended in a drug store and went
home. The invalid was not hurt and
refused to give her name.
Harry Dunn, a salesman from Chl-
cago. was pinned to an elevated rail-
road pillar at Fifth Avenue and Union
Street. Brooklyn, last night by an au-
tomoble. His right leg was so badly
crushed that it was amputated at the
Holy Family Hospital.
Joseph F. O'Boyle, of 45l Sixty-thlrd
Street. Brooklyn, was driving his au-
tomobile on Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn.
Herbert II. Doehler, of $50 Ocean
Parkway, Brooklyn. was driving his
car in Union Street. A collision was
imminent. O'Boyle drove his car. onto
the sidewalk TO avoid ii. Doehler's car
swept in q wide curve to the left and
sideswiped O'Boyle's, driving 1t into
an elevated railroad pillar and crush
ing Dunn against the pillar.