The New York herald., 1922-05-15
DODGES THIRD RAIL
FLEEING IN SUBWAY
Robber Suspect Runs Into
Tunnel After Escaping
From Policeman.
rs RECAPTURED FINALLY
Detective, Suspicious of Trio
in Taxi, Arrests Men Ac-
cuscd of Holdup.
rs RECAPTURED FINALLY

Patroln1an Henry Schnaible of tho
West Sixty-eighth street station, and
Lawrence Doyle. aged 10, who lives in
West Seventy-fourth street, lodged
trains and jumped third rails in the
Sixty-sixth street station of the West
Side subway for several minutes yester-
day before the policeman finally cornered
the fugitive and arrested him. Doyle
was chased after Schnaible had been in
formed that three men had been trying
to rob man who was sleeping at Cen
trail Park West and Sixty-iifth street.
At Broadway and Sixty-seventh street
Doyle slipped his arms out of the coat
on which the officer had taken a hold
and ran down to the subway station and
jumped to the roadbed Schnaible was
close on his heels and finally recaptured
Doyle. He was held in $500 bail for a
hearing tomorrow.
Picks Up Ho1dup Suspects.
Three men suspected of being the ban
dts who held up Isaac Nathan, manager
OF the Beck-Hazzard shoe store at SIS
Ninth avenue Thursday morning were
arrested yesterday at Eighth avenue and
Fortieth street by Detective Michael Nc
Namara of the West Thirtieth street
station. They gave their names as
George Darsie, aged %, of 131 East
Fourteenth street; Gus e. Simons, %. of
12O Graham avenue, Brooklyn, and Ma
riam Biondi. 90. of 439 East Fourteenth
street. Magistrate Smith in Jefferson
Market court held them in $4,000 bail,
each for a hearing tomorrow.
The bandits got $13S. Detective Nc
Namara became suspicious Of the men
when he saw them moving around from
place to place In taxicab. He made
an additional charge of violation of the
Sullivan law against Darsie, who had a
revolver, it is alleged. Darsie is alleged
to have drawn the revolver when Nc
Namara approached the cab and dis
played his shield The officer grabbed
his wrist and wrenched 1t until he
dropped the revolver. Then the police
man drew his own revolved and covered
the three men until help arrived
Brooklyn PatroIman shot.
Patrolman Richard Faber of the
Clymer street station in Brooklyn was
shot late Saturday night by one Of two
strangers he had halted after he had
seen them running through Hooper
street. When the patrolman had called
to them to halt one drew a revolver
and pressed it against the patrolman's
breast and the other took a position be-
hind him. Faber with his night stick
swung at the man holding the revolver
and as he did so the other man shot
him. Both men ran through Hooper
street toward Broadway and disap-
peared. Faber sustained only a flesh
wound In the right hip.
Max Pikarsky. aged is, OF 104 East
1o9th street, caught ransacking the
apartment OF Mrs. Rose Augularia on
the fifth floor of q house at col West
135th street last night jumped into an
elevator shaft and descended to the
basement on a dumbwaiter. Gordon
johnson, a lodger, whose unexpected re-
turn interrupted the boy. ran to the
street crying that thief was making
his escape and Patrolman Schoenfeld and
two detectives ran to the basement.
When the boy saw them coming he
climbed up the cable in the dumbwaiter
shaft TO the second floor, where he
entered an unoccupied apartment. The
policemen trapped him there and ar
rested him.