The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-17
1AXlS STONED IN FIFTH AVE.
, rDI UJutN ~ ~ FRI moo n
NM ONE RfDrER ' tBBED.
s,ss ~Ir,h-r> Pursue a tah To the Plaza
R-,rr,r> called Ia scatter Them
cop sits WITH Zach Driver. bu,
onn TOO CarS Mere nun Yesterday.

cop sits With Zach Driver. but
only 100 tarS Mere nun Yesterday.
Tlr.n tlrtrsd striN" rioters chased
q, y.llr, 'sNl,tp up Fifth avenue from
r,,v.ri'r street, To IN. Plaza about noon
Yesterday throwing stones and whatever
e.. frsv could lay hands on \ brick
49,, PISSED m. chaufeurs head and
rrt---d through the hood -Catterin z
cri.s II glass on the lap Of u man inside
III machine
Nfnough tn. aNera 90 number NJ police
men IN the avenue WAS about on. To u
b r-, tr" gstcN swept on
no SIDEWALKS w"r" pretty we'll filed
aut ! rr't"r found It easy. having oh
e.. rtIr ed a uli->rl" To step to tn. curb throw
T. md lump tac'S behind a group of ciii.
7-r- too r.-p.ctabie to grab him. The
rosie CtarlA citizens paused To watch the
,'one throwing. and that hampered the
p"sce tu"
~ trry-ninth street Mounted Police
man Mckinley charged INTO the crowd
ard rrl"d tn disp-se them. hut they
srr.dnr di-r-r~. Mckinley saw "A man
wow q stone at tn. r.'C-iing taXicah
ArI called on Policeman McNultv. who
ON foot ,n .,rr.st him Tn. nr;sopar
a. LUX. Poole chauffeur. Of iis Fast
l--' s'r""'
Inst hen rhs reserves from the East
ff'y-frs' street station arrived in re-
-p,ns. 10 A call a mere common citizen
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"s Inv '"o" "'' o''' VI '"e ho'e'
N~'nerinnd ana 'rieu 10 mix u up with
th- "haufeur- Of The few tANicabs and
JnI IN front NJ h. hotel
The approach Of the police put a stop
20 hat and he men scurri.d across to
'hs Plaza Hotel and persuaded four
ohauh"urs 10 abandon their taxis and
JON III" strike. The police prevent ed
mem from doing anv damage but con-
-Iderarev refrained from arresting them.
The dis'urb-rs were hustled along
FfH-nInth street TO sixth avenue. the
boundary Of IN" precinct.
Pool" was taken TO the forkville police
court Wh"r" Magistrate House was in
eined 10 TAX" charge OF rioting against
hm - stat" prison Policeman Nc
"'h!-N 'aId ne was sure Poole was IN the
crowd OF men that threw stones. but he
'"HIdn swear that Poole threw any
'hinG tn" Magistrate then ordered
complaint OF -disorderiy conduct; and
Adjourned the examination until to-day
so'hat ano' her witness might be present
A. 20 whether the man WAS acting alone
~ hssrg
appears 10 have been offered.
fatroimah Dee OF franc PRECINCT
49, one OF the policemen assigned a.
s'arn on taaican. just before his ma
cn.7- reached the st Regis going norti.
4 stone smashed the glass behind the
" hceman. much to MS surprise.
'' ~ the broken glass struck him on the
'-""k and scratched him. The chauffeur
vas 80 busy trying to get away that
zee cnuldn get out IN time To md any
o. MS sssaiianfs.
All the taxicab companies with the
exception OF the New York Transportation
''mpany started IN Yesterday morning
'" "perate their cabs under police protec-
Won lhey negan with only Few, but
- 'n"r s'rlke breakers ana some OF the
Ga employees saw thst eacn venice was
IT"-cteu oy Policeman more returned
Y" Work.
Ih"r" were I'D Policemen on strike
H!'' Eight squads OF thirty men each
Wa" -ent 70 the garages prepared 10 go
o"' Win chsunehrs Les" man lo cans
'-T" moved all day the police say and
~ policemen were lett Kicking their
h-"- instead OF getting a ride Inc fhth
A'"r"e stage company sent back sixty
IS""e"rn-n 70 commissioner 'rop-ey -ay-
ihR mat u did not need fh-m' Inc com
'7hy asked '" nav" more cent to-day.
however. Representatives OF -om" OF
me 'aAican companies cahed on 'ommis-
= ."h-r 'rop--y 10 tell MN mat whatever
h" miRh' near they had no compliant tn.
max" ot lack OF polc" protection.
-nn-Precinct mas been established
n garage on Forty-nInth street near
h'Shth avenue" fHty policemen ana
''' i-h'"hhn'- VIII ne stationed tnere
~ answer emergency calls until the strike
= yer.