New-York tribune., 1906-07-14
AUTO TOUR AT UTICA,
CARS GET IN ON TIN,
No accidents Reported IN tie IT,.
Ran from Auburn.

Utica. ". Y. July 1s-Charles r csa.1
win AUGUSTUS POST. was the first OF tts c-sss
tourists to arrive in this city to-day. chee<---s
az H'-D a. M BENJAMIN Knowles. or - .le
Followed shorty afterWard. and the osr. ~
came along at intervals Of about two r,i--.. ea,s
accidents were reported on the run g. -. -
ana the tourists stopped here for the ni-ls -'a-
A feature OF tO-day's run was a fssS -
made by Arthur Holden. OF Cleveland 49,
the inner tube Of tire burst when te, -,s-- - eat
Oneica castle where there was a cheerf-, -
tiOn. This was about the worst sfrsreb - -
tourists encountered. bus Mr.. Hols.n -. ~ t-s
ten miles IN fourteen minutes. in order 10 49,.
70 the schedule. -
ne tourists were entertained By the s,.-.
C!uo OF Utica at a musical this evening
The run from Auburn. distance of &C.,.
..'ISS, was msniy successful IN spite or - - -
tsat the roads were rough. Some OF the ,f-,-.- i,
thelr machines out at top speed for Ior,o- r -
70 gain a margin Of spare time in c,e.-~ - :
gents; Ihe contestants are now familiar u-,.,.-
SnecAIhs system and allowed to ce-- ,-- .-.
'.orIisr,S w'.r @ Jne ne checkers and as result fe
-, Charles J. Gliddea, the donor OF the tro,,-
tie cup Ouered to the car uarfra fhc t---.--s
ing. is delighted with the success Sf ~ - cs
aliu q oeilevSs those that are developing the fo & &
e race Will soon realize their mistake s-S -
20 the spirit OF the rules Percy PfeTrS v,I - ~
sTeaSi5s- 20 fo7 & We one Or those who dIa som.
SHY burke were others who seemed 70 Tsv- =
tenton to speed restrictions There are 49, ~ a.
nifty women in the cars and from 49, .e t.a1
eountenances Il is plain that they are enio,-. ,7
SDur immensely The run tO-uOrroVr r-fII -
saratoga, where the tourists viii spend S--Fss- %
Auburn. n. Y, July 13-The Glidden s,r-,...
were astir early this morning preparing - :.
second days run in the endurance contest -.
Wagner the Official starter. sent the cars -.
as rapidly as possible The pilot cars Ieet $50,
after O'Clock. DR.. C. H. Bennett guided sbs rr,.,
70 Syracuse. The first car to get ava,- u-.. -
OF Charles J. Glidden. and the others falio,r-S -
rapidly as II was possible TO get them Of ~ -
O'Clock the patrol which Is 10 PICK N -
checkers and assist the unfortunate nuIIs% -.
and with u went the last Of the tourists 80
II was long after midnight when tho oe-.,,s.
completed their figures for the first days r1i1 e.,
BunalO TO Auburn The following had cIs,1
scores: 0'-aA
n. r. Van Sicken. 40-horseDower Apraru,-. =
J. Petre, 4S-hOFseDOwer Stearns: W q V7sII-. &;
horsepower POpe-HaTtford: William E w.
So-hOrSepOWer Knox; Robert B. Crawford F0To7sa-
power StevenS-DUryea; Ebert VI. Wiley s0-h6-zA-
power Clement Bayard. ElWOOd Haynes 57-Er--s.
power Haynes; e. w Kelsey. S6-hOrsepOUle- 49,
Wei: Charles +. Barrett, 24-hoFSepOWer COi1rfls-
a. F. Hughes, 45-hOrsepOWer Pierce Great A7rrr.
augustus Post. White steamer: John L. Snow 81
horsepower Peerless; James Laughlin sd 81
horsepower Cleveland; Maxwell 5 Hart 24-hO~ss-
power Corbln; r H. Owen. 2S-horSepOWer ClIaS-
mobile: ". II Owen. S0-horsepOwer Cleveland. ~
A. Dauzer, &-hOrsepOWeF Crawford: Philip CorS;1
z4-hOrsepower COrbin: Frank E Wing. s1ho-s..
power MaTmOn: r. r. Sheridan. White steamer:
Benjamin H Knowles, S5-horsepOwer Locomos.s