The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1895, Page 5

—_— KILLED ON THE Leg James Pritchard's Life Croshed Ont Beneath an Engine A Passenger Saw Him Totter and Fall Before the Train. Pathetic Letter to the Erring Victim from His Sister. | , James Pritchard, twenty-eight years old, | Koster & Bial's, living not tell whether he fell or jumped in a ce Foe wee © front of the engine. Gt 1156 Third avenue, was killed this) Worning at the Thirty-fourth street sta-| w, Mion of the Third Avenue Elevated road. was evidently intoxicated, form, G. C, Gouchard, of 16 Lexington avenue. latform’ there, to the upper end of tne here are guard rails on the nd When Pritchard got fo the last opening between these rails, he stood by the ‘opening and hig arms and head on the top rail, He had not been in that position more than two minutes when engine drawing four cars, thundered up to th station. Ds Start, the track before the engine. Gouchard saw him fail and uttered a| Gy ae he sprang forward, man, too. thse f on th im. but it was too late, ‘The engihe was within a car's Jength and had already begun to When suddenly Pritchard gay taggered and pitched headiong to Engineer jogart and Fireman Ringer saw the ‘The engineer, with his hand e lever, pulled Neeson e ron becls passed over Pritchurd’s body and @ Was dragged ten feet. itchard from under the ei and the wes, closely wedged in between A dozen men were soon trying to get | P n ebut hi e the sciou: Patrolman McCollough got on the sta- tion just for the wrecking train. 1 ton, ‘The surgeon sald th is the ticket agent telegraphed { was twenty minutes before the train got to the in the meanwhile an ambul had been called from Bellevue Hos: ie man was dei ce ital, It took the wrecking crew fifteen min- utes to Pritchar the platfor: tight leg ghest. ‘The surgeon must have died in ck up the engine, and then oy, was raised quietly to pi as had ‘been broken in two pia and his left hip crushed, aa well as said that the man a few seconds. ‘The accident caused an hour's block on the Thirty-ffth in the pock the man wa: of the letter street etation, and where he 4 It read: 2 You gat pald yor of the cloth! ng road, When the body was taken to the East apers found told who ived. One was trom his ai 1 Bt sorry to see you drinking 20 u hardly ever aA Was 3.2 o'clock this morning when | ° | day He was uncon. | “4y- ratlroad tcketa to and from 8 believed that the men came from Ser laborers for ihe mines there. whieh you 80 the home, borrow: reat is better f leab to the | Where the train was o al y to the custody cf the Coroner tu await | the action of the jury. a w a h 5 iu Many avclieatm Pritchard's life might ‘ tchard walked up the stuirs of the | have been sav tation on the uptown side, There was | wnly one other passenger. on the plat- leg. and to a. stand. still. raise the engin: moans ‘could train to come from He was dead, f dead re Se #! u ment at 1186 Third avenue, where t | Pritchards live, corroborated this sta ment, Two Unknown Italians A: Two unknown Itallans were found dead in a foom on the top floor of a hotel at 161 Nesier *, at 3 o'clock this morning. A gas burner to Gregorio Perri, Archibald, Pa., was found one of the bodiew as waa’ also a letter Joseph Bocharach, of 347 Greenwich sre sity. 4 — Bowery, thig morning charged with reckless driving, Kirkland teled to drive through the crowd at Fourth avenue and Twenty-Afth street lust night wl G4 West Twenty-third street, and Charles Hanken, of 156 East Twenty-third street, They In court this morning ani the hearing h eever . a keep. S86 fa foolish to trust This past year ore been trring my best wih IK money agoner than let" the ow ‘file "fou "Yo" for the “Homes will have to with@eaw, Monday the to pay it? voust i thera ho ehvtce th you will not have any. 5 MARY JAN! Pritchard lived with his mother and wo sisters in the Third aventie houso, Patrolman Pender went tn the engine Ninety-ninth street yard, it in charge o! ther men and the engineer and fireman rrested, Engineer Bogurt was arraigned at the orkville Police Court, and remanded ‘On the way to ‘court, Bogart told Spe- jal Officer Perkins that as the train as nearing the station he saw Pritch- rd on the platform, but that he could Patroiman Bender told an “Evening orld” reporter that if the Company ad had jacks at the Thirty-fourt treet station, which Is an important mction, and’ has been the scene of forward wheel of the en- aased over Pritchard's right the heavy tank was resting on chest when the train was brought He sald the ine had It was Impossible. to and the injured man's ye heard for’ forty while walting cor the wrecking inety-ninth str tex, et. when releas however, rom his awful posit Miss Nellie Pritchard, a sister of the jead man, said to an ‘Evening World” eporter, that her brother was In no ense of the word a drinking Man, and he did not believe he was drunk at the ime of the aceilent, Some of the occupants of the ter — phyxiated ‘on full, ‘The police believe it was jth here after thin, On the bodies A letter —_—. 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