New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
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MANY WHEEL.NE'N Ca AUGHT.
TWO AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS ALSO AR
RESTED, CHARGED WITH BREAK
ING SPEED LAW.
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According to the members of the bicycle
squad. yesterday was the busiest day they have
had so far this year. AS a result OF the pleas
ant weather more bicyclists took a spin in the
upper West Side avenues than on any day for
several months. Up 10 o'clock last evening
the blotter of the bicycle squad showed that two
automobile drivers. motor bicyclist, ten BIZ
cyclists and one driver had been arrested.
The first arrest was made early in the after
noon. when Foster Miken, thirty-fve years
old who lives at No 127 West seventy-second-
ST. was arrested at Broadway and Ninety-sxth-
ST. charged with running his automobile at the
rate OF sixteen miles an hour. Milliken was
later released on the deposit OF 500 cash ball
for his appearance in the West Side Court this
morning.
Policeman James arrested Albert Desinser.
twenty-five years old. clerk, Of No 30 West
Seventieth-st. and charged him with operating
automobile at the rate OF eighteen miles an
hour at Broadway and e-hundred nd-fourth-
ST. Deisinger was released furnishing 500
cash bail for his appearance in the West Side
Court this morning.
At 4:3o o'clock Bicycle Policeman Handey
made his second arrest for the day. He saw
motor cycle going up Broadway al a rapid
pace. and chased 1t. Al Ninety -sixth-st. he
made its operator stop and placed him under
arrest. He taken TO the Observation-Disclosures
station. where he said he was Morris Solicit.
thirty-one years old. a Frenchman, living at
No. 23S West Ninety ffth-st. He left his wheel
for security.
Henry Muller. seventeen years old. a book
keeper. Of No ,I}3 West Forty -frst-st..
rested for reckless driving. He locked up in
the West Forty -seventh-st. station. According
Patrolman Handley. Muller driving up
Eighth-ave. in a reckless manner. and at Fifty
first-st drove into tandem bicycle ridden by
Samuel LanwitZ, Of No. - Pitt-st.. and David
Wagner. OF No. III Broome-st.. knocking the
men from the wheel and damaging the latter.
Both men walked to Roosevelt Hospital. where
DR.. Funk dressed several slight bruises
In Central Park West Eightieth-st Bi-
cycle ROundsman Boettler succeeded in stopping
six bicycsts. who were racing up the street.
Two OF the men were arrested and left their
wheels for security. The other riders escaped.
Bicycle Policeman MCF-ntee was kept exceed
lagly busy in LeXington-ave. At Twenty third
he warned six bicycle riders that they
going too fast We belong the Hot Tornale
Club" shouted one Of the men. and then the
party made a squirt. MCEntee started after
them and at Twenty -ffth-st. rounded up four
and took them 10 th@ East Thirty-hfth-st. sta
tion. They described themselves Thomas
Eisetfeno Of No. 2.3O1 First-ave.: John Schi-
bert. OF No. 4i9 East Fourteenth-st; Frederick
Gratzen. Of No. ~ East Fourteenth-st: Jim
my Oliver. OF No. Az Fast Fourteenth-st They
left their wheels Later McEntee saw Charles
Whitman. thirty-fve years old. of No. 10 Scam
mel-st doing tricks his wheel at lexington
ave. and Twenty -siXth-st. He was arrested and
taken the East Twenty-second- station
where he left his wheel.