The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-21

for the international struggle two weeks later.
After last, years. mixup Mr.. Holpt was one
nOunCed hey would refrain from entering cars
for the American team In the 1905 vanderbilt
cup race unless they were assured that the
mine the makeup OF the team.
Percy Pierce Of Buffalo oabled some reas-
surfing news yesterday to his father con-
corning his accident on Monday last. Mr..
Pierce was the only American contestant
while returning from the event that he COL
lided with a carriage near Handheim, in the
district. of FranItfort-on- Main. According
fatally injured. The despatch received BY
NEWS MT; r thnt the "7i mnn had 4G NOT Been pr Eiiied a Sni
pectcd to have the whole trouble adjusted
! .Mday not H Hsad H'S RRceidenl TC Sansed r by '3 faf%sr
pulling horsn to lpft when too near to avoid
collision. Hope to arrange matters to-
morrow.
tonr was received at the tour headquarters
Yesterday from New Orleans. 1t came from
Hart d. Newman OF the New Orleans Auto,
viii carry No. IS from Bu1alo to Breton
Woods and contest for the Gliddea trophy:
e dhSuf f eur, "i Emi Re M afiTfn G and N there neW VIII Be
four in the party.
AlDtTL Y Itlll'IiNt Wv NOliilG u I'NCilIIlhn ITO
came so near winning tho first contest for
the Vanderbilt cup IN 1901. wants to have
another tTy for r Tie Rox trophy =, th his year, uo 3eso
Club Of America received a cable from Clement
asking how to enter for the Vanderbilt race.
power Clement Bayard racer, which he will
drive in tho Grand Priy of The Automobile
Club of France next week, The car is a very
circuit for the Gravd prix Clement travelled
kilometres in less than q seconds, according
to recent 3 be re bpiet4ic f1G pn ne rr2 i,st vs1 DJH5SEyI % Sho
contest, Is also credited with a kilometre under
28 seconds. ash Baras. with a Richard; Brasiar.
TO be sent away In the start of the Grand
Prix next Wednesday morning.
Leaving a horse unattended is a crime In
England. for the animal may stray on the
highway, to the common danger. Applying
summoned for the same %offense. The de-
fendqnt PROVED wed cd h1,TGe HeI. that the vehicle
stray nor run away Of its own ,%yolition,. and
the court decided 70 give him the teneft OF
the doubt,
W1LKEsHARRE. June 2o.-Charles W. Lee
Of this city. this week completed 5000 miles
years and says that in all that time he never
injured a person.
Although a majority of the members Of the
Worceste r Automobile Club do not favor the
continuance OF the Dead Horse Hin automo-
bile climb as an annual affair. and while
residents on and near the hill threaten an
Injunction and all sorts of legaltrouble shoul0
the club try to run another, President j. p.
Coghlin has some new plans under considera-
ton which embrace Transforming the course
into one on which national competitions shall
be run every year, +. o. Stanley. who Ia
enthusiastic over the course. which is con-
sldered the best mile straiGhtaway in the
country, as a first step in the direction OF
making the hill a national course desires that
about 20 per cent. OF the American hlfilHara
of automobiles contribute from 500 TO 500
apiece to a common fund for improving and
widening the hill. He says he personally
the combined contributions OF the other
manufacturer. This plan of improving
Dead Horse Hill has been discussed by The
Worcester Club before this year, but President
Coghlin believes that the club 10 en- ths right
scent this time. -