New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-06

dived for him and did not rcappear
The little boy was rescued by others,
but the body Of Cowles has not been
recovered.
James Markowitz, twenty eight. Of
610 Park Avenue. Brooklyn, ignored
the advice of friends and went in bath
ing off the foot Of West Thirty sixth
Street, after eating a heavy meal He
was taken with crump. and drowned
The body was recovered.
1t is believed that man named
Epstein, who lived Mt 142 Somerset
Street, Newark, was drowned at Coney
Island late Sunday, Employees of Mar
golcs Baths found the mans clothes
in beth house yesterday morning and
turned them over to the police.
Joseph Williams, fourteen, of 1893
First Avenue, was run down at Ninety
seventh Street and First Avenue by an
automobile owned and driven by
George Costoldi, Of 1921 West Sixty
seventh Street. The lad was thrown
fifteen feet and died few hours later
in Reception Hospital. Costoldi was
held in $4,000 bail, charged with homi
eide
Charles Dcerheads, thirty-two, of
fered bruises of the left hip when tho
car in which he was riding collded
with another at 216th Street and
Jerome Avenue
Ten-year- Louis Pontiselo, of 337
East 121st Street. was bruised abou,
the face in an automobile accident on
the Willis Avenue Bridge, the Bronx
he was taken to Lincoln Hospital
While off duty, Patrolman Rosario
Micciacio, of the East 126th Street sta
ton, was injured while riding with
friends in an automobile that ran into
another car at 117th Street and First
Avenue. He was thrown to the street
and severely bruised
Car Bruises Nine-Year-Old
Robert Hauser, nine, of II East 10th
Street. was struck by an automobile at
10th Street and Madison Avenue He
was bruised and his right hand was
cut
A car driven by Rudolph Kantrowitz,
of Ills Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn,
ran into Park Avenue, Brooklyn,
strectcar at Greene and Central ave
nues. Rudolph's father, Morris, forty,
and William Kruger, fortysix. of 1879
Irving Avenue, Brooklyn, both pas
sengers in the autom obilc, were thrown
out. Each suffered a fractured leg,
Heights Hospital.
Bernard Kroland, fourteen, Of 269
Stockton Street, Brooklyn. was run
over by an unidentified motorist who
put on speed and escaped. The boy
was taken to St. Johns Hospital with
abdominal injuries.
Joseph Schwartz, seven years old,
was playing in front of his home, 1920
Mermaid Avenue, Coney Island, when
he was run down by an automobile
driven by William Cohen, of CTS West
Street, Brooklyn. The boy received
cuts and bruises on the legs and body.
Three Hurt in Auto Wreck
A. u. Dinnebiel, of Bogota. N. j., his
wife and fiveyear-oid daughter. Ruth,
were taken to Paterson General Hos
rtal after their automobile had over
turned at a sharp curve in the road
near Hohokus Two other children
wcr thrown clear and were not hurt.
Dnnebiel and his wife are suffering
from internal injuries and the little
girl from 4 fractured skull.
A car on the Midland Beach scenic
railway, operated by Harry Schaum-
berg, was derailed while going at a
high speed some twenty feet above the
ground and hurled it's six occupants
out. injuring them all. At Staten ISL
and Hospital they said they we're:
Mrs. Robert Muller. thirty five. of IS
Lochman Avenue, Mariners Harbor.
fractured right arm and nose and
bruises of the face and body.
Mrs. Augusta Michel, thirty seven
years old, Of 27 JeIlian Street, New
Brunswick, N. j., fracture of the right
arm, lacerated scalp and bruises of the
body.
Miss Myrtle Moler, sixty-hvc years
Old Of 70 Lochman Avenue, Mariners
Harbor, bruises and decorations of the
Gc0lO arms and lors
Roy Anthony, twcntyseven years DID,
of % Paterson Avenue, New Bruins
wick, n. j., fracture of the left knee
and bruises If the body
Joseph Friedlander, twenty nine years
old, Of 116 Siblcy Avenue, Ardonc, Pa +
fractures of the right leg, scalp wounds
and contusions.
The police are Investigating the
cause Of the accident
Witnesses, the police say. insist that
Frederick Arnold, seventy, of $500
Marion Avenue. the Bronx, leapcd from
the southbound subway station at
Mott Avenue yesterday afternoon in
the path of a train in charge Of Motor
man Charles Martin, of 1868 Jerome
Avenue. the Bronx.
Arnold, when he reached Lincoln
Hospital, insisted that he had fallen.
Martin was able to check his train in
time, and the first car only knocked
the aged man down, and did not run
over him He was bruised and