The sun., 1910-05-02
DAY OF AUTOMOBILE WRECKS
TBURBAN NISHAPS DUE 10 4
VARIETY o. SES.
IiuFton RoblnssR Hurt Seriously near
OssinlnE BleyeIlsi Killed ai Nanas-
auaR NiachlHes Redueed 10 junk IN
Read Collisions Here end TheFe.

OssININo. ~ v. Nav Two women
/ were hurt severely and two men slightly
IN an automobile mishap on the Albany
post read half mile north Of this village
early this morning The machine belonged
to Burton Robinson. son Of Franklin d.
Robinson OF New York With him was
his chauffeur. named Birdsall. and Mrs.
Hessie jackson and Mrs Julia Conklin.
both Of Peekskill They were coming down
the post road from Peekskill toward this
village and at a sharp turn Of the road
the machine refused to swing properly
and wen, up on the sidewalk and turned
ever
The occupants were thrown clear Of
the machine. Mrs. jackson had her knee
cap broken and Mrs. Conklin her right
leR broken. The women were brought
to the Ossining Hospital. where they still
are The wrecked machine was towed
away to-day. Mr. Robinson is a cousin
Of Mrs. slooIm. the late vile Of Major
Herbert slOcum. q. 3. A.. who was killed
IN an automobile mishap in Washington
a few weeks ago. Both were Erandchil-
dran Of the late DR. Benjamin Brandreth.
AsBURY PARE. y. J.. May l. Taylor
Sherman. SS'years old. died in the Spring
lake Hospital early this morning Of
injuries he sustained last night when
a bicycle he was riding and an autOmO-
bile came together on South Main street,
Manasquan. The automobile was owned
and driven by Walter voorhees, Of Phila-
delphia
Mr.. voOrhees in an effort TO avoid the
accident ran his machine into a tree and
was hurlsd out. but he escaped with .
shaking up. The car was wrecked. Mr..
VOORHEES, was arrested and is being held
pending an Investigation by Coroner
RIrdy.
PATERSON. y j.. MAY "A new tour
ing car owned by A. Gardiner Of this
city while descendinG q steep grade
near Pompson was ditched and turned
turtle this afternoon in avoiding a col
lisiOn with a buggy. The occupants
we're thrown out and escaped with slight
injuries. with the exception Of the chauf-
feur. Robert lslip. who vas badly bruised
and cut. He was removed 10 ~. Josephs
Hospital. where his wounds were dressed
after which he was taken 20 his home.
Mr.. Gardiner had lent the car 20 some
friends WhO bad gone 20 POmpton on a
business trip. The car was badly wrecked.
HAcKENaACE. y. j.. May II In an at
tempt 70 pass another auto going in the
same direction George 7. Ssllihger Of
sls Eaue-esssH stFeet. MauhAttkn. vas
crowded on tho River road near Edge
water this afternoon. His car struck
the touring car of l.. J. Goldman of ~
Riverside Drive. The SellinRer car crashed
through a fence and hung over an EN-
hankmsni A little more and the party
would have been upest In the Hudson
River
Miss May SsllinRer jumped from the
car a. u bounded over the embankmsnt
and landed on her side Her arm and
ankle were bruised but she refused medica'
aid and returned 20 her home. The
Sellinger car was left where lt landed
There were four persons in each car but
none was injured
4 touring automobile containing some
five or sx persons. Of whom two were
women and one a little bov smashed into
q telegraph pole AZ Arcola. between Hack
snsack and Paterson. this afternoon. The
polo was snapped Oh clean and the ma
crime was wrecked. None OF tho oc-
cupAnts was seriously hurt
The small boy went 70 a nearby farm
hOuss for some water with which 10 baths
the heads Of the women of the party
H0 said that they were somewhat bruised
and cut. The boy was asked who the
members Of the party we're but would only
reply that they lived in West Hoboksn
The machine was left by tho roadside
and its late occupants boarded a Hudson
River Trolley Lane car. The number Of
tho automobile was 77i2 n. J.
DOvER. y. J.. May Two automo-
biles a siK cylinder LoZier and a six
cylinder Chalmers bought new six weeks
ago were reduced this afternoon 10 junk
BY a head on collision midway between
Dover and RockaWay In the LoSier
vsgs Robert A. pTysdals Of ia5 South !
Mountain aveags. Montclair. and two
male companions All three escaped
with nothing worse than a bad shaking |
up. No, a spoke was left whole in either
Of the front wheels Of their machine.
the entire front Of which was twisted and |
bent beyond the possibility Of repair.
In the Chalmers machine were DR. |
Thomas n Reynolds. dentist AZ Avenue
c and Thirty-fourth street. Bayonns.
Who owned Il; Mrs Rsyn0i1s and Mr.
q nd Mrs Herbert A. Smith Of tss Avenue
A. Bayonns Both Mr. Smith and Mrs
Reynolds. who ara brother and sister.
sustained severe bruises and cOHtusions
about the face and body Dr. Reynolds
vas hurled from HE seat a. the steer
ing scar over tie back Of the car. Mrs
Smith was bumped out Of the car. but
got OG practically unhurt
ne intsrlocked cara lay half overturned
s=siess she eahzzEzSt % ole side Of ,
the road and Mr. smith vas found living
between them and partly /
under the Chalmers. Both Mr. Smith
and Mrs. Reynolds were carried into a
noarby house. where = physician Who
was summoned from Dover gave first
aid Both wrecked automobiles will BE-
loaded on Cat cars and ssnt % New YOrk
BY rail. II is said that DFysdals In turn
ing 0ut 70 paas a machins ahead Of him
got directly In the wav Of Dr.. Reynolds.
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