The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-09

New guards were brought FOR this train
also from the bans az l2s'h -tT~ T.
TRIED TO uHcorrLE AIR rRANt
During the day the elevated station
az Ninety-third street aud Columbus ave-
nue. WA the scene OF con- siderable iTplnI'.
I Shortly after O'Clock William l.. gum
: Ian Of H94 East Fifty-ninth street. = striker,
got on an uptown train with several oth'r
strikers. A. the train was entering the
Ninety -third street station Quinlan ana
his friends walked up 20 the motorman
box in the front car. They opened the
door and tried 10 get the motornan, Henry
Brown, Of 2iS West Furty--eventh sirect
TO quit the train Brown refused 10 listen
To them and Quinlan. according to Brown,
leaned over and tried 10 discomect the
: air brake.
The passengers had been watching the
antics Of the strikers and the crowd IN
the car rushed to Browns assistance,
fearing thai something would happen TO
the train. Just then the train entered
the Ninety third street station
Quinlan and his companions jumped
OF the train followed by many OF the
passengers, and dashed 10 the street.
Ro,mdsman pipPold and two Policemen,
Colder and DeGraa. chased Quinlan up
Columbus avenue They caught him after
a nun Of two blocks In a stors, whore he
/ was pretending 10 buy newspaper Brown
had held the train al the station, and when
/ Quinan Wis brought back he Identified
7 with the air brake Qulnlan WA locked
up in the West Tooth street station.
Soon after that Raymond Warner, ~
years old. a son Of Charles J. Warner OF
ia West Eighty-eighth street. was arrested
on "A train thar pulled into the station. lie
and several other risky young men had
been annoying the tranmen. Policeman
Haggerty took him 10 the West lcOth street
station.
George Dickson. who said he was lock-
smith. OF 22?l Eighth avenue. but who IL
supposed TO be striker. was the next
arrested He was on train with number
Of women and used language that was so
indecent that Walter L. Hawley OF 2is
West 18th street had him taken of the tram
at Ninety-third street and locked up on "a
charge Of disOrderly conduct
Late in the afternoon the station men az
the Ninety-siNth stree, station Of the sub
way noticed Thomas Reddy of Ia West
Nlnety-ffth street acting suspIciuuHlN
at the end Of the station Reddy was AZ
the end near the WITCHES for the Broad
way and lenox avenue lines winch branth
on few blocks above The station men
wanted To know what Reddy was doing
and he abused them While Reddy was
not actually ,ampering with the switches,
the station men suspected that THIS Was
his intention and they had MIN locked up
in the Vest Tooth street station.
An entire crew deserted north gong
elevated train at Eighth avenue and flity-
third street IN the afternoon when the
train reached that station; Even NE
motorlnan quit and hs and the guards
werr carried of by the strikers. Before
q new crew could ~ got aboard the de
serted train thirty minutes had expired
and the DELAY on the road lasted that length
Of time
TROUBLED RUN down Town
There vas much confusion and disorder
on a Sixth avenue elevated train when
left tho i25th street station few minutes
after 4 o. clock In the morning II was
crowded a. the train before II had passed
twelye minutes before. There were several
! hoodums in the two last care. and 70 ma Ne
! matters worse the motorman IN charge
/ was a very had one. He brought the train
! down a. though II was his first irp starting
/ il suddenly and bringing II up abruptly
! az the stations
/ The hoodluns jeered the guard. but did
! not strike him They also pulled the beiI
/ ropa betweeu the stations and held ~ IN
! the centre Of the car at the station "heh
! the guard tried 90 give the signal to 60
/ ahead There was no policeman IN tbs
/ last two cars.
| The guard stuc; to lis post Some Of
/ the passengers left the train before they
! reached their destinations, ieaHng seiI-
Gus trouble The motorman rounded the
3 sharp curve at 10th street very last ana,
! then realizing that there was station at
I this point brought the train 90 n sudden
; stop throwing most Of the passengers
! who were standing Of their feet. People
4 the lHsf TWO carr fyIll bNN 80 ~
Z station platform without jumping 10 The
/ footwaR alongside OF the track, and walk
I ing the rest OF the distance Women had
! 10 do the same as the men-and they ala
7 IT, too
: Cortland street station who're they got on
after breaking the bell rope and calling the
guard names
GUARD ANp cors BEATES-
Ati2 o'clock last night party Of fifteen
strikers boarded subway tram Gown
town When the guard was about 70
open the gates at the SlNty-siNth street
station 10 discharge the passengers the
. strikers who had been crowding around
him aud annoying him for some time
blocked the doorway and prevented him
from sliding back the doors
The guard resisted stouuY, bui vas
! oyerpowered and badly misu-ed ON the
same train were Policemen Edward Cody
of Inspector Cortrghts stan one OF The
smallest men On the force. and Detective
| Sergeant Henry Lang Of the Detective
Bureau both in citizens clothes, ana a
uniformed policeman.
None of. the officers was close to the
I strikers at the time Of the oui hreak. but
Cody coon forced his way through The
crowded train and, announcing TINT ne was
, an officer commanded the strikers 10 die
I Ierse and " ease IN" guard lie was re-
ceiVed with jeers and vas handled roughly.
/ The strikers rAined blows upon MIN. and he
! would have been overpowered had not
assistance come from the other officers
The train was crowded with r. turning
theatregoer= and the passengers were
/ thrown into panic by the time the other
two officers came TO Cody's aid. On their
! arrival the strikers were quickly dispersed,
the uniformed cop using his stick freely,
! but resistance was still offered by some Of
the men, and two Of them we're taken into
/ custody.
Al the West Si1ty-eighth street police
station they gave their names as Charles
S Rosenberg Of 1853 East Eishtytirst street
and Vernon Wildmsn Of 227 West Sixty
sixth street Both said that they were
strikers and members of the Amalgamated
Association who had been employed AZ
/ guards Cody made a charge Of assault
/ against Rosenberg Wildman was held
on charge Of dsorderly conduct
By the time the disturbance had been
auelled the passengers had left the CIR.
The train was not crippled and proceeded
up the line empty
DIsTURBERs FINED,
Two men we're ARA gned in the West
Side court charged with raising disturb
ance on the elevated railroad James Hy-
land who said he was a stationary engineer
and lived at 434 West l34th street, war