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WAS RIDING WHEEL WAS BOARDING BOA 1So Blame is Attached to Driver Who is un Expert Chauffeur.—Machine Wits Running Less Tlian Eight Miles an Hour at the Tim®. —Victim Taken to Hospital in Same Auto Which Struck Her:Discharged City Employe Attempts liifo of Noted Man,—Victim was About to Depart for Europe on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse When He was Laid Low' by a Shot.—Man was Captured and Landed in Jail,A distressing accident occurred about two-thirty o'clock Men-; New York Aug’ ' ^ :.day afternoon on Lake avenue; U Gaynor of New York was sh yEvery AitihiRespoudeBeing S Not Usedsuits—Cc%Rigid Inwhen little ten year old Alice Tar- ---- -w- ■a crank as he was about to boardry, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John the. North GermanLorain,■Two men. were serioifour .men earth in -thR. Tarry, was run over by an. auto-Kaisermobile as she fell from a bicycleJ morning-. His eonditon is thought and so badly injured that she fliedt0 be serious.p « f ^ Iof Elyria a street;The would-be assassin was inline- jan hour later at Memorial hospital.As Perl De Brume,_aformer Gar-, tured aBd taken to the,ford tester, was driving the ma- diateiy p thp tchine owned by George Nichol, up Hoboken po!ice_ fiaadquaTt-is. ^the slight grade at .the. corner of. mayor was about toRiver street and Lake avenue, he month’s vacation m tiro ‘ ^saw Alice riding a man’s bicycle I The man - upon beingA. Galoe J. Paubosaw Alice rming a ul^u » T -- rnUshevnear the right hand curb and kept gaveaged fifty-five a discharged fore-the auto on the street car tracks.He was not driving the machine ntan from the_dock departmenteight miles an hour s according toneighbors who witnessed the accident, hut just as the machine was about to pass the girl, she lost control of the wheel and the front wheel of the bicycle struck the outside rail of the street car track, throwing her directly in front ofthe auto, face down.DeBruihe swerved the auto to the left but before the steering gear had time to guide thfc wheels away from the body in the road the right front wheel passed over the chestof the victim.Frants Squire and George Nichol were the only occupant of the Aar aside from the driver and they at*2 • w- ■ r - • •George about bod: •and intern;J. Breso legs . crush internally--The shooting oeurred just after ^the mayor fiad hoarded the steamer [ Chi^aat the: Hoboken pier. +Aiv’at work inMayor Gaynor has immediately!^^ bQjhurried to St. Mary’s hospital Ho-PLANS TRIP FOR REST.The mayor was to take . the trip mostly for the ■ rest he would get ^ ndduring the ’ong y°yage km P I the sciboard. He had not decided Residenitely as to just-what be would do fduring his stay on the other side.He had planned : however: after landing at 'Bremen instead ot taking the usual tourist trip to Pans or London that he would take a jaunt jsuddenlymen unde1 All the ■were sumiaccident i in frontL-onaon •# rp^cue wlt;through the North sea o he coas of , “Jonce placed the child • in the ma-j Norway.chine and ordered the driver to The mayor was tak^\ race for .the hospital.. . - [with him on the trip andI _Patrolman. Ray Van Dusen wasitary Robt. Adamson, acc , Pabout a block from the scene of .the. thc j naly.accident, but before he could reach Much confusion folowedremoved Matthewsder was lt;»tially uucindicationAJaccident, out oeiore uuuumu ^u -viuuu. ^the 'spot, the auto with the Injured | shooting and. the police had IfflcultyTffAv tn the east in handling the crowd which g^bchild- was on its way to the east aide/Nichol. remained at the hospital until the shock caused by the accident begun to tell on his nerves anlt;3 he in company with Squire returned to the hotel Topliff, where he'went to his r^om completely unnerved.Several witnesses declare that there was not the slightest chancewards J-street wain handling the crowd jrbiffii g , ried in e£ erd at the pier when the new r ot, ^ ,the attempted'assassination -become ^known •*Intense excitement prevailedmReichlin,\ lance.New York as soon as the news was . The rjt5flashed from the. bulletin hoards ^ ^ and business was suspended tor metime being.•heads ancan be «€ j and give i are A. Glt;
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Elyria Evening Telegram
Elyria, Ohio, US
Tue, Aug 09, 1910
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