The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-27
PARKER WAS Angry
New York Jurist Secures Arrest
of Fleischmann's Chauffeur.
UNRUIY AUTO CAUSES TROUBLE.

UNRULY AUTO CAUSES ThUubLh'
The Mayor Of Cincinnati Detained
In Kingston and Has to Pay $3.50
to Get His Automobile Driver out
OF the Clutches Of the Law.
Julius Fleischmann, mayor Of Gin
cinnatt left $3.50 Of his money in King
ston the other day, following a per-
Torrance in the principal thorougbfare
Of Ills big touring automobile, says a
Kingston q. Y) special to the New
York World Joseph P Bridges, Mr.
Fleischmanns chaufseuf, nearly ran
down Judge Alton b, Parker Of the
court Of appeals for which he was ar
rested at the instance Of the much
fingered Judge.
Mayor Fleischmann had to 90 to the
recorders court to rescue Bridges AT
the door Of the courthouse be was
served with a summons in an action
for damages by d bother whose horse
had run away at sight Of the wild fly
ing auto. This grievance, with several
other liabilities incurred by the auto,
was settled by the Cincinnati man, who
was forced to spend twenty-five min
utes in getting his chauffeur out Of the
clutches Of the law
Bridges arrived here with the ear
about noon to await the arrival Of his
employer and some Ohio friends com
ing on a train The day was hot ana
the streets almost deserted.
Whether to cool himself or create ex-
citement Bridges did not say, but be
started up Broadway from the West
Shore station at a ten mile an hour
pace. He went through all the streets
and had the center Of the stage,
When he started to return to the sta
ton to meet his employer he sped down
Broadway SO fast that railroad men
say forty mile an hour train could
not have overtalen him
The car overlook a surrey in which
were Chief Judge Parker and County
Judge John G. Van Etten, who were
being driven by Henry helder
The ponderous machine passed with
In foot Of the nigh horses head, ana
both horses Immediately reared. KEEL
der held them III as best lie could but
they started TO run
Then Judge Parker and Judge Van
Etten leaned over and also pulled on
the reins, dnally succeeded IN bringing
the team to a stop.
In the meantime the touring ear had
not been idle. a team owned by Peter
r. Zeh, bother, became frightened.
started to run and landed in the front
window of the Kingston Electric com
pany's offices The big plate glasses
were smashed into smithereens. and
electric fans were scattered every
where
A small boy who was IN the wagon
was thrown un feet In the air. but
landed on his fset unframed. Chauf
feur Bridges ana his machine con
| tinued to the depot.
chief Judge Parker had been fright
ened by his experience, but now n
was angry. Calling to d policeman he
ordered the chaunenr's immediate az
rest. Bridges was arraigned before Re-
corder Carpenter. The hearing ad
iourned until Mayor Fleischmann ar
rived AS Mayor Flaischnana entered
the courthouse he was summoned hy
Mr. zeh Ia a supreme court action for
damages,
Alr leh also appeared as complainant
| against Bridges
Mayor Hleischmann talked with ey-
cry one who lad claims against him.
Then he made The following sattle~
ments by check
ExMayor William y. Brlnner, rs
counsel for Mr. Zeh. SEQ; Kingston
Electric company for broken windows.
$50; George Hutton. for damages 10
building SO: recorders court. Sd; Jo-
seph n. Fowler his attorney, S55.
After That the complaint was With
drawn and Bridges discharged.
Its rather expensive. said Mayor
Flelschmann as he entered his cur,
"but want to get to Fleischnann's
Corners before dark
The Cincinnati mayor has large es-
tate near Kingston which is known as
Fleisclmanns Corners,