New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-07

was held without bail on charge OF
manslaughter, and will be confined III
the Trenton Jail until his trial comes
up. Moran was released on $1,000 bail
According to the police and several
witnesses Of the accident there was
fashionably dressed young woman III
Moran's car at the time Miss Duryed
was killed. She is said TO have Leeh
put on a high speed trolley car near
New Brunswick and made her escape
The police are seeking her as VII
ness.
May Duryea was known as the pref
test girl in Princeton. and was known
10 many of the students. Her body
was taken charge of by the police.
Motorcycle Kills Speed Maniac.
Benny Vansickel nineteen years old.
OF Ridgewood. y. j.. known in that
town as a speed maniac. met instant
death Yesterday afternoon when he was
thrown from his fast travelling motor
cycle near Arcola. His head crashed
into a tree and his skull was fractured.
Brain matter was found bespattered on
the tree as evidence Of the terrible
force
Il often told Ben that we would yet
plant dandelions on his grave. and 1t
seems as though my words have come
true" remarked his companion, Neu-
man Eschelman. who had been left half
mile behind when young Nansickel
set sail for two other motorcyclists in
the distance.
William Hauck, of No. 226 Randolph
street, Passaic. and Norman Conner, OF
No 3SS Harrison street Passaic, were
the motorcycists Nansicllel overtooN.
The three men rode single file until
they overlook an automobile. Hauck
swung out TO pass the automobile ana
as he neared the middle of the ROAD
Vansickers machine crashed into his
side and threw him TO the road. The
collision forced Nansickel off the hard
road into the soft dirt and he lost con-
troll Of his horsepower motor.
The Young man was hurled with
great force against the tree. His ma
chine continued on alone distance OF
fifty feet and crashed into another tree,
breaking the front wheel in two. The
other cyclists went to Nansickels as
sistance and neighbors brought water
and towels Dr. Hallett. of Hacken-
sack. and Dr. Freeland, of haywood.
H., ~ 1rfs IL 1f
in their automobiles they said the cN-
cllst had been killed instantly.
The body was covered up and laid on
the side of the road for an hour and
half before an undertaken arrived,
County Physician Armstrong having
granted permission for the removal Of
the remains. The victim was a ma
chinist and lived with his parents.
Charles Draper. of No. DBL South
Hicks street. Philadelphia, with :. l..
Miller. a. a companion, was riding a
twin motorcycle Yesterday afternoon
on their way 10 Atlantic City. when
they met with an accident at Egg Har-
Dor.
chine. applied the brakes while the car
was moving rapidly. and both of them
was thrown headlong Miller had his
shoulde~ blade broken. Draper was
cut and bruised.
Two men were badly hurt one Of
them probably fatally. yesterday after
noon in East Orange. y. j., when they
ran head-on with a tandem motorcycle
into an automobile. John Johnson. Of
No. u Columbia street. Newark. is in
the orange Memorial Hospital with
10th legs broken a compound fracture
If the pelvic bone face and head badly
Cut and probably internal injuries. The
surgeons hold out little hope for his re-
covery
Johnson was riding in the forward
seat ana behind him was Louis Bow
crs. Of No. 29i5 Rector street. Newark.
Bowers is at the same hospital. His
right leg was fractured.
Isaac Furmau. "a negro of no. 10
Marie Place Newark. employed by tho
sullivan Automobile Company. Of No.
i0l Clinton avenue. Newark. driver OF
the automobile. was arrested. but was
parCled.