New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
AUTO SPEEDERS HELD.
POLICE ARREST MANY.
Refuse Bail in One C0se-Otker
Dri1ers Released.

There was lynx-eyed attention paid to automo-
bies yesterday the result being that any chauffeur
who seemed to be oyerspeeding was promptly held
I'D On upper Broadway and the viaduct at 155th
street four autoists arrested and locked up
n ne West l25th street station charges of vio-
iating The speed law
rdTin Muir, afteen years old. of John
Muir. a stock broker, of No Il West S6th street.
-rbo was driving his machine on the viaduct be-
,vreen St Nicholas Place and Eighth avenue was
,ba f5rst 10 be arrested. He charged by Bicy-
Gle Policeman Mckinley with going twenty-one
miles an nour In the machine were several young
women and a man. The young man was baiied out
when he reached the West l25th street station
Charged with going at rate Of twenty miles an
hour at the same point on the Viaduct n Parish
watson Of No. 30 Morningside avenue West was
arrested by Roundsman Whettley. He furnished
the necessary 500 bail when taken TO the West
s25th street station.
..Al- Reeves. a writer. of No % West 42d street.
fell into the clutches of Policeman Gibney, of the
West 18th street station. In the machine at the
time were Mrs. Reeves and six children. The po-
liceman alleged that the machine was going at a
rate Of 22la miles hour in Broadway between
Charged with riding a motorcycle at twenty-five
miles an hour, Lawrence otis Of 30 Is " est tstl
T T55Se al I lsist t street. " ''''s'' 0 "
s man Who said he was oscar Bruen, twenty-five
wears old Of No. - Monroe street, Brooklyn. was
arrested last night BY Patroman Noonan' OF the
Fast l0sth street police station. charged with eX-
See5inp the spesd limit in his automobile Bruen
gave a bond and was discharged for the night.
During his chase after automobile when is
alleged 70 have violated the law, Bicycle Policeman
Ieehan the West 6Sth street station, was urged
on by other autOists. The machine was driven 10y
George BodmRn twenty-fOur years Old OF NO. 80
Madison avenue. When M Bodnlan arrived al me
station he found that he did not have the required
500 for bail with him. He was compelled 10 remain
t the station house for abott halt an houF uilll
friend appeared and gave the bail
James Morrison. bicycle policeman OF me udL-
fc squad. last night arrested Alexander Pasnro,
chauffeur of No. 454 Prospect avenue BroohIYn,
who IS employed by Abram Straus, a Jeweller, IN
living at no. 1887 Madison avenue The arrest was
made a Fourth and 10Th street. he was
charged with running his machine Al forty mics
an hour. He was hailed by Mr.. Straus
charged with exceeding the speed limit with the
automobile lie was driving, Jerome Alexandra,
fvyentg-one Years old. who gave his occupation as
8 capitalist and said that he lived at 4sth street
and Madison avenue. was arrested late last night
al 10th street and Riverside Drive. According 10
Policeman Leehan, Of the West 6Sth street station
the machine going at a rate OF a miles an
hour A. the station, where Mr.. Alexandra pro-
duced a 500 bill for his appearance in the West
Side court. be said thst he was a second cousin OF
District Attorney Jerome.
Sergeant AIaher in the West 125th street police
station last night refused bail 10 man who said
he was John ". Southsck, Of No. IS West sd
street, who had been arrested by Bicycle Fatrol-
man Mara, charged with speeding his autonobiie
Southack. who SAYS he is real estate broker, was
riding with friends in a large touring car on
Seventh avenue. when he was stopped by Patrol
speed When Southack was taken TO the police
station his friends offered 10 furnish cash bail but
the sergeant refused IL. The men with Southack
refused their names ard addresses.