New-York tribune., 1919-03-29

Many accidents Due
To Blizzard Result
In Deaths and Injuries
Five persons lost their lives here
yesterday as the result of the storm
Twenty-four others were more or less
severely injured.
The Dead
Fred a Paterson, %, Of 313 East l2ith
Street; fell dead as result of exposure
at Third Avenue and l24th Street, at
LIS p. m.
Max Siiverstein, 81, Of 1926 Crotona
Avenue The Bronx; dropped dead from
exposure on the 81" platform at Bow
cry and Grand Street. at $3.50 p. III.
Mary Cox, So, Of 273 Hudson Street;
dropped dead in front Of 4l6 Greenwich
Street as a result Of exposure, at
600 p. N.
Two unidentified persons were
drowned in the bay.
The Injured
7.45 a m.--Jennie Neppi, 81, Of 81
Mott Street; blinded by snow, struck
by automobile while crossing Lafayette
Street at Fourth Street; taken TO ST.
Nincents Hospital with fractured ribs.
2144 Eighth Avenue, a chauNcur; ma
chine blown over at Third Avenue and
Ninetyhrst Street; escaped with
bruises.
$3.50 a. m. -Tilic Berman, 10, Of 1888
Fifth Avenue; cut by glass when win :
dow of Madison Avenue car was
blown in.
500 a. m:.-Elizabeth Gargallo, l2, Of
$50 Eagle Avenue. The Bronx; run
l. -. |. |.
and Eagle avenues; suffered fractured
skull.
9:35 a. NJ Giuseppe Garage. so. Of
445 East Twelfth Street; slipped and
fell on dock on Pier 80, North River;
fractured left ankle.
1l:A5 a. m.-Martn Costello, 81, Of
555 West 1854 Street; struck by an au-
tomobile at Amsterdam Avenue and
15Vth Street; fractured skull.
HES q. H. julius Kennedy, 40. Of
139 Main Street, Johnstown, Penn; run
down by mail wagon at Amsterdam
Avenue and Ninety ty-seventh Street;
bruised.
1910 p. m. - Margaret Craig, 35
(negress =. OF 119 " est l3Sth Street;
blown into Harlem River at Madison
Avenue and 140th Street; rescued by
policemen.
12:55 y. IF. William Cohen, 30, of ST
SouIH MAIN NbiccI. IOtJ NncSlPT, ". 1 E,
blown in front of an automobile at
Boston Road and White Plains Ave
nue.; suffered decorations.
1:50 p. m.-Timo othy Quirk, 40, sea
man, Of 25 South Street; blown against
side of surface car at Bridge and
State streets; knee dislocated.
2 p. m-Louis Strauss, %, and Kath-
crime viii, 26, both of 1863 Montrose
Avenue, Brooklyn; struck by automo-
bile at Eighth Avenue and Twenty
third Street; decorations.
2: 10 p. m.-Anthony Maley, so, Of 231
East Ffty-fourth Street. hackman
collided with automobile at Park Ave
nuc and Seventeen Street. bruised.
$3.50 p. William Eiscnbcrg,
thirty eight. of 3A3 Christopher Ave
nuc. Brooklvn; umbrella blown inside
out at St Nicholas Avenue and Hath
Street, foot laccratcd when he stepped
on broken rod
420 p. M. Elizabeth Moore forty,
by wind at Riverside Drive and 103d
Street; fracture of right arm.
4:30 p m.-trcd Marthan, forty, Of PIP
Seventh Avenue, Long Island City;
collided with car while driving team
at Columbus Avenue and Eighty
fourth Street. laceratons.
4;40 D. m.-Joseph Stcphanck, forty
three. of 1880 First Avenue; struck
by southbound surface car while
driving horse and wagon at Central
Park West and SiXty-sXth Street;
fractured skull.
5:20 ?. m.-Tilie Body. fourteen,
of Sli East l67th Street, blown into
courtyard while cleaning windows Of
home on first floor; bruised.
p. m.- Walter Willis; thirty. Of
26i West Nineteenth Street; struck
near home by taXicab; fractured leg.
. p. NJ Helena Ryatt. q, of O.sin-
ing; struck by taXicab at Sixth Avenue
and Forticth Street; contusions.
$40 p. m.-Anna kcarncy, 40, of %
West Thirty ninth Street; struck by
taXicab at Broadway and Sixty-ninth
Street; suffered scalp wounds.
7 p. Josephine Stauifcr, 80, Civ
ing address at Broadway and Forty
first Street; fell on slippery sidewalk
ut broadway and l6Sth Street; lacera-
tions.
40 p. m.-John Schmidt, 46, Of 434
East Fifty-frst Street; slipped on ice
covered steps at elevated station,
Third Avenue and 274th Street, con
tusions.
7:2o p. m-Allcn O. EviIyn, of Bris-
toll, Pa, carried into The Tribune
Building with right leg fractured;
driven by wind against fire hydrant on
Nassau Street.