¿* «esomething in the innocent query of ' The That Cut Almost to Lose Race ^Tne skipper of the garbago fleet*, Cup Stays Here Wind Forecast Garhage Scows Off Defender, Causing Her Burton's Advisers c. "Be them two boats racing?" Not on n ¿£i Resolute Races With Time Of Shamrock The seas became glassy »gain, and Longshore In the Final j».«*jt seemed that the boats would not Race T^ «Ven reach the Half-way mark. But Folk Justified they found the edge of a light breeze Unexplained Break Keepg fT;>>.ïJ>*n«l they worked up to it, Resolute Wind Off -. Experts "leading by over a quarter of a mile Told When It Would Yacht '"'" They and Is Believed to and rounding the stake with the grace and It Did; Have « Die, Jersey Contributed to ^?1.2-iof big white swan turning around Heard in the Defeat f>A»><»* lily Pad in a pond. Mosquitoes The balloon swelled out and Rcso- the Kpeeinl l> ,'t'eh to The r jib Stagnant Atmosphere X. i lute Shamrock on the home¬ SEABRICfIT, .!., July 27,--^,, passed Shamrock IV «¡ailed ward bound.A The race was over forth ,r¡ the W then, Cold Bottles Are Missed and most ¡ absolutely, if it could be finished on of the «» series ye I i'j,C«i>^me. It began to look very much as Sun Is as as the " . .jf it could not. Strong bad * ' been ad\ i irton Tho shadows on the smooth Breeze Is aboard deepwisd Weak; Fitful« the yacht, ;.. Uiagu *s',,",,*'ater and the setting sun sank lower Watched skipper of into the mists to the west, while a Zephyrs Closely metre boat, were whom Skipper i n Yourfl moon began to blink down. But Lawrence counsel. the tide was to the flood and By Jack rising When Resolute and Shamrock IV A break, unexj n ça '«working in toward Ambrose Channel. i- * started making in Sandy Hook Vpple_gate iper on That flood tide bore Resolute along ready ¡me side, and Skipper Burton on th« for the fifth and Ameri- «'.' !'. when the whisperings of the south¬ Bay deciding ca's Cup race it looked as an- ing the last ra« west wind hardly rippled the water. | though ! *",v- other day of breathless doldrums was from the '.The race of Resolute was no longer tea wall. (*:>-.'. m "with Shamrock, but with time. setting in. It was the third attempt Until Monday Caí The shadows became more somber to sail the concluding contest, and the stood 5>- and the whistle of the dying winds be- prospects in the were in every race. -.- û early day any- Capí came fainter« The sun flushed red and but ad join« stood a crimson circle before it disap- thing encouraging. of fh«* ;.' -"peared be>ond the misty horizon. There was a fair sailing breeze blow¬ had (then the wind seemed to give its last ing out of the northwest, but there was «iuring the f< r and hnd of¬ i sigh before relapsing into the twilight about fered his counsel. Bul not calm, and the sails of white Resolute nothing it that indicated stabil- yesterday ity. The more or less reliable and trie »welled. long- Shamrock trail : Record Races «jmore folk at the Hook said that Sir Thomas Is CTieered of it was Deci^i« n Left to a fake wind that would Uarton She cam« sweeping down toward tho suspend oper- It was '¦. It! For ations an hour before noon and .-over»;, mark w'.th the white water at her bows. Famous Çup leave bei ween tl The Victoria steamed up hurriedly to the Atlantic flat and smooth. It was. be there to greet her as she crossed When the d that Corrected Wins ships bell above the bridge Skip¬ the mark. The , good old sportsman, Allows time. of the per Burton ¡ f --b Su Thomas seemed to look a by. destroyer Semmes tolled six Shamrock Lipton, Year. Name. M. 8. H. M. 8. M. S. bells the wina one g were \v. l.ttle sad. It was a bitter gave fluttering sigh So the advi thing. 1861.America.. .10:37:00 18:00 and took itself off to wherever on shore. He had come closer to the Aurora. 10:55:00 de- time more than 150 to Captain Apj legate, winning 3:58:26 30:12.7 censed winds go. After that an at¬ yards windward a telegram he reeived from John T. of the cup than any of the contenders 18?0.Magic- of Resolute and it was this viewed to-day's «-he kecnes: Cambria. . 4:37:38 mospheric flatness set in position of Atlanta, which read since the and now it was that made Boifeullet, Ga., of interest. Bu to quest began, 1871.Columbia. 6:19:41 01 Monday's calm seem like a that permitted her to make around the as follows: ";«:ed taka ending in almost a fiasco. A gallant Livonia.., 6:46:46 roystering end of tow. the Races . the ad i sou'wester. It was bo still that the the The American boat's Summary of Cup "In my heart tho song of, hope is captain's oid gentleman, he stood with the sun 1871.Columbia, 3:07:41% 10:33% of enforced tack gave Captain Burton a for ra«ee and whei on his Livonia.., 3:18:16 V4 buzzing Jersey mosquitoes could be singing your victory to-raorrqw. setting life's ambition and with 1871.Livonia. 4:0: 15:10 heard as long lead that ne would not have had fervent wish i« that win Rocks again ; ¡sterdaj the »ery piacs a the down him. they zoomed over the High¬ First Rai e-f.Shamrock Wins !'"*¦'"»' My you may twilight lowering upon Columbia. 4:17:35 lands. otherwise. , tho cup and come with it to Georgia, where the Shi mrock's skipper failed te . tue the . ¦ From forecastle head of du- 1871.Sappho. 6:36:02 83:21 The The first tow was shooed off the Corrected warm true Southern ! App t Livonia... . 6:09:23 James took the Elapsed where and greet- Friday.« iStroycr Sommes came a voice from the Dougherty de- course a submarine and both were an -.' re 1871.Sappho... . 4:46:17 25:27 fender in tow, while the by chaser, the Slart Finish Time Time ings will be given to the noblest sports¬ yachts and "Now United States Navy." "Three 6:11:44 Governor second one was headed off time to for t! e w Livonia... Smith, which looks as though its keel in Shamrock. 12:ifl:38 4:26:26 -4:24:18 man that ever breasted the waves." y ng tion. rs for Tommy," it said. And after 1878.Madeleine. . 6:23:54 10:59 her from interfering with Res¬ "We will i '-* '. might have been laid in Oliver prevent Resolute . 12:00:04 because of Appiegat« that the voice invited: "Come over CountMischief.. 4:17:09 28:20)4 which to be the boat Resolute . 12:16:26 5:48:11 5:31:45 5:24:44 Atilinta.. er, appeared only marine Plane and Motor Company's A later R and bearing of a true sportsman. 4:45:29% Some Misleading Zephyrs in sight that was the course, Shamrock won by 2 minutes 29 seconds corrected time. moment ried ta fÀ This done, the Victoria stood off. t SS 1.Mischief.. 4:54:53 38:64 policing works at Keyport, N. J., and that yes¬ cross Shami Atlanta.. 5:33:47 When the towboats cast succeeded in turning back a New he had received a letter from £6 There was no use waiting for the big 1885.Puritan.. .' 6:06:06 16:19 their charges York and Third Race.Resolute Wins terday get a star Porto Rico liner that was - Shamrock over the line on Genesta.. .0:23 6:22:24 to the mercies of tho steaming sea Inglis M. Uppercu, president of the leaving the challei r !" leeward. floundering bearing down on the tiny racing shell. Resoluto . 1:U0:41 5:03:47 4:03:06 3:57:05 with «'"'-»'"the flood on the last of the 1885.Puritan... 6:03:14 1:88 there wasn't a zephyr strong enough cone« rn, asking him to accept it tnd ye: tide gasp Shamrock jibed at but Rosolute Shamrock . 1:00:22 5:03:28 4:03:06 4:03:06 Ihe Genesta.. .0:38 6:04:52 to stir the silken "tell-tails" at their 3:Oil, his compliments, because he "felt it an the helmsman a '. did not 'afternoon breezes. big green . 6:26:41 12:02 held the tack until won "*.;* 188G. Mayflower port 3:08, when she Resolute by 7 minutes 1 second corrected time. serve never a then mastheads. A misleading breath came honor and privilege to in hi-, >ed th ""challenger, sightly thing, Culatea.. .0:38 6:28:43 down out of came about squarely under tho chal- in international and there looked quite ready for the 1886.M a vilo wer 6:49:00 23:09 the northwest about 11:80 lee. Both Fourth Race.Resolute Wins efforts yachting." '.' pper. In third Galatea.. .0:39 7:18:09 to raise false hopes in the breasts of lenger's yachts were well in Sir John Ferguson, who also sat in of Shai scrap heap. 4:53:18 toward the shore this time 1SS7.Volunteer. 19:23% the indefatigable fans who Jersey by Resolute . 1:01:33 4:39:25 3:37:52 3:31:12 at the session as usual, .sai«'.: "I know The starting point was an oily sea Thistle... .0:05 5 :12 :41 % yachting and the southwest wind had had come out for their strength- Shamrock . 1:01:56 , 4:43:06 3:41:10 3:41:10 Sir Thomas has been up with « pond when the diminished fleet of at- 1887.Volunteer. 6:42:56% 11:48% regular Tues¬ ened and more buoyed th day sunburn. This flicker grown steady, although Resolute won by 9 minutes 35 seconds corrected time. clean that this would he ;' cele¬ d tendant boats assembled by the red and Thistle_0:06 6:54:45 Avavering its velocity was not more than hopes be head« "der oí white relief lightship in the Ambrose 1893.Vigilant. 4:0E 5:48 aroused sufficient enthusiasm on both eight brated step in his life. I know he ;' L.he race V a 1 k yrle racers to cause headsails to or nine knots, which was con- Fifth Race.Resolute Wins :he he doesn't For two hours it seemed use- 11 .1:48 be broken defeat'very much, but .'He fo ir.d will r.ot "'¿Channel. 4:11:35 out, and the two boats started sidered ideal for Resolute. On the show because he is such a . . it 1 s less to start the race. The breathless 1893.Vigilant.. 3:25:01 10:35 footing starboard tack the were so Resolute 2:¡7:00 7:52:15 5:35:15 5:28:35 good bsorve the ¦sea about sleepily. The breeze yachts close air promised only another fiasco. Valkyrie feathery aboard that a Shamrock ._ 2:17:00 8:05:20 5:18:20 5:18:20 sport." muí mured A ;. '*4But after 2 o'clock there was It .1:48 3:35:36 soon died out, and at 11:45 the com¬ sixteen-pound shot Then followed a dialogue between Sir nd then to shortly 1893.Vigilant.. 3:24:39 0:40 mittee boat could have been tossed from one to the Resolute won by 19 minutes 45 seconds corrected time. the suggestion of a breeze and the Va 1 kyrlo Baryton hoisted the fa¬ other. Themas and Lord Dewar as follows: ed pther ommissi ns al ily wait¬ for the miliar postponement signal. do a favor for an Committee signaled start. II .1:33 3:25:19 Adams made game and ef¬ Lipton.When you ed for the finish. Cap in Diapper said Both were ¡ate the 1898.Defender.0;29 4:59:55 8:49 The sun was as strong a3 the wind repeated filled once more and had started Sham- limit was far more than the American he spends the rest of hi< life r.ot a wo: ¦:. sloops crossing Va was forts on this hitch to work out ol exciting line, but the challenger got away first kyrlo weak, and while the yachts re¬ rock on her to the finish, the de¬ one between defender and trying to repay it a thousandfold. If III - 5:08:44 Burton's and work way challenger. a full and for the first mained frozen on the sur¬ leo across the lat- to his home he 'ries to by forty seconds, 1895.Defender. 0:29 2:55:66 0:47 face of shimmering ter's bow, but he could not suffl- fender was a mile in the lea«! and The time limit expired at 8:15. you go always 'time since this series his V a k the sea tho spectators sweltered get a with a breeze. When When Resolute was off the Shrews¬ nail your and won't let go. Grieved Over Brother's began skip- yrio and cient on his boat to acconi- doing lot trifling bag-gage you per, William P. HI _ 2:55:09 thought of the cold bottles that headway seven a half milts from the finish seven miles to Dewar-- searched Captain Burton, got at one and bury Buoys she had They my baggage her into the windward berth and the 1895.Det>mlor. 0:29 4:43:43 used to relieve such situations in wet¬ plish this, although time he her to cover one in corner this that's the He End- Own Life V a k yria to nose out tho challengei set spinnaker in hour and twenty minutos every time; Death, boat ahead. ter days. managed in front for s sail seemed to and it on. unfortunate of name. I ha.j' 'big green glided ill ... considerable distance. starboard, but the big very little breeze, to do part my 11 The challenger was gaining in a 1S99.Columbia. 53:53 10:08 Howard Borden, in a seaplane, re¬ render her but little assistance. Adams seemed to have the time ant' traveled the world for thirty-five Man Found Over fias Slove .r'breeze that reached six knots when the Shamrock0:06 5:04:01 lieved the monotony Bomewhat was but never before was I ¡ o by 1899.Columbia. by Duel for Windward Berth At this stage of the race it ap¬ distance well calculated, for he took searched ¦.incident of the and the alighting near Sir Thomas flat Shamrock was out of the on a but the searcher Sister: Said ite Was tug garbage Shamrock0:06 Lipton's For an parent Resolute breeze hunting expedi¬ thoroughly, found "Í intervened. That to steam yacht Victoria and some hour the continuée - 'barges seemed 1899.Columbia. 4:53:53 10:98 inviting this duel for sloops running ai.u it was to be merely a tion inshore and probably profited nothing and he certainly looked "Better Off Dead" promise success for Shamrock. It was Shamrock 3:14:43 of the baronet's guests to go the windward berth, firsl of whether Resolute could it. Then a tack to seaward in the Sir Thomas was in skying one and then question by long Early day Despondency over the Reliance.. . 3:32:17 7:03 then hope that the than the American boat widow wishing me good luck." came tho center of his playful moods. S h wind would come and at 3:40 Praises ister, M rs. i S half an hour it as amrock up with the had her Sir Thomas looked though Sham¬ tide, completely blank said that he would not He ir«s':sf."l that she should marry T ord ' III _1:57 3:35:20 which had cted. Five Lipton he li\ -¦. nt to e kii rock might have a chance. Mean- started to rise shortlv after minutes later she was ou enter either Shamrock IV or the Dewar before the motion ed, 1903.Reliance.. 1:19 noon. in the picture breakfast. Sh '. Xvhile the tug and the garbage scows S h amrock lead and open water appearei twenty-three meter Shamrock in any camera aboard. pare .cluttered up the attendant fleet. In 111 _1:57 3:16:12 Postponement Discussed between the yachts. of the races at the New York Ya.chl He arranged all the details himself n Walsh, < f the Batl it -'"«'"the mean time the liner San Juan 1903.Reliance.. 4:2S:00 Adams then began letting the de Sportsmanship Club regatta, although he i-** entitled find then t ik the male station, that Isaac Gou .. h ¡r bro her, tí h amrock There was a consultation leading part. - started to head in across the bows of between fender run off to leeward, and she im to do so because of his arm the died last Jan-r.ry. Ba HI ... .1:57 Did not finish the race committee and the membership. Putting his through "bride's" tho yachts. A submarine chaser skippers mediately gathered speed and opene« He said the reason for this decisi >n he marched her ....''. h [sai and often of the opposing yachts as to the ad¬ up what looked Of Americans arm, along the d< ck had sai í sine« I "dashed out and scolded her shrilly .Disqualified. -Withdrew on cross¬ of like a lead, although was because his men desired to return into the very lens of the camera, all ing the line. tCarrled away topmast visability calling the contest off, she was f= ti 11 won] be better off dca .. '. With her whistle and the San Juan but it was considerably to leewarc home. "They want to get back to their in" tiine and * and withdrew. decided to wait a few min¬ Resolute's talking gesticulating ¿ j. sheered off abashed. utes more. skipper apparently be (Continued from page one) wives, sweethearts and kiddies," he with a vim that woukí have caused These minutes brought the lieved that thiB maneuver would added. r:W&nsm!^m8£tt39SBBWBtgmamWá Fleet Passes Yachts wind and at 1:50 the committee boat mit him to peí the heart of many a screen actor to Fishing becalmed, a cross Shamrock's bow, an gliding slowly through signaled that the course would be a with this end in view n more solemn and earnest orjoasion Humor Comes to Top turn green with envy. Then a little fishing fleet of glassy patch of water to feel for a 15-mile windward to he shifted to th this time. launches, thrash a mark an¬ tack at 4:08 and Tho gayety and the jokes as Parson disregarding all warnings, passed be- stretch that looked like wind. Sham¬ chored off Ocean Grove a ¡pert the two sloop were but not Despite his genuine sorrow at losing, Acts and leeward began to as missing, the good -'.aturo. the ... tween the yachts lazily to look them rock hoisted the ridiculous sail that run of the same to converge the challenge Sir natural good nature of Sir Thomas as .ÜOAtlantic distance the finish remained on the Thomas concentrated his Then he acted parson r.t the over. A big porpoise started to splash carried her through her decisive victory line at Ambrose Light vessel. starboard hitch. Thi and uttered each word of his thoughts could not down, neither could his -..-hile ail the other thj bows of over the course. But the was one of the most mc statement humorous vein be wedding, guest-; ;<«ff Resolute. The ship- triangular When the preparatory signnl was ments of the entire interesting carefully. He delivered it with'igreat suppressed. Coming cheered in hearty applause. War Tai 210 ..ping outside seemed to have become queer looking sail flapped idly and was raised the breeze had al¬ contest and which the inten¬ to a lighter mood he said: addl City improved, looked for a feeling, emphasized Shortly r.fier this it w?s annoiftced weary of the and refused to quickly hauled in again. it was time as though the Amei of "There was a report on board this racing though decidedly fitful and ican was to be sity his emotions. that a start would be made, as the wind SUNDAYS clear the course for it. Resolute finally found a patch of There was of skipper successful. "I am we did not afternoon that Shamrock had slippi d water streaky. enough it, how- As two sorry wijS," he her 'tail freshened up considerably. Sir August 1, 15, It; To the landsman it began to look rippled and her sails filled again. cver, to permit the most brilliant sort the boats came together, ho\». began, "but if I were certain win¬ anchor overboard when Resolute .; 29¡ September Shamrock pointed far it became of. cut across the Thomas took up his stttion on the October :i and 17 '.j^is though Shamrock was leading by inshore, with of jockeying before the start. ever, apparent that th ning I don't think that I would rjice. I bows and took the wind¬ Victoria';», and watched both half a mile or more and tho hope of catching a wind from the In this maneuver was to be a failure. ward positioi« from but I want to bridge might win. preliminary maneuvering, Re*. feel that I have been beaten by 3» bet¬ her, start. île was WEDNESDAYS Then Resolute started to come Jersey coast, but the quest had no par¬ which was olute missed her chance to cross Sharr say that it was not true. ypchts visibly pleased up and ticular luck. sharp and snappy, Captain ter boat, and it's not a matter when Burtcti obtained the windward August I anil 18 V ¡suddenly she turned and started to By this time the specula- Burton, on the took the rock's bow by a matter of inches, an or of that kind. I of|f!ukes "You know, it is too bad that the ' tion was all challenger, anything fe*l the berth and started on a reach SI'FCIM. TRAIN ïhoot across the bows of the concerning whether or not honors and the a when she returned to the starboar American boat is cup couldn't go back to the old cot i- long challenger. the race would be advantage by wide tack the best, and ¿ feel, toward the Jersey shore. i:7 rten Laniard Tme) V'. She was short only by a few hundred finished within the margin. It was the first time that the again she was once more squarel as 1 have that I been try, even if it were only for a couple stipulated six hours. There was no in the always felt, havÇ of weeks. I His spirits kept un to bubbling lit PenntylTanla Station W A M, yards and tacked off to the and skill of Englishman's lee and as bad o would have been ¦. the - port again. judgment Englishman licked fairly and squarely. deeply Hudson Terminal - 7:84A.M. They glided side side Then speculation in regard to the winner, had outclassed that of his New as ever. "I ^ pleased. I feel pretty certain it would «joint throughout the first ho-ir and ;: by slowly. boat for crew Eng¬ sincerely hope that my rac- until that fateful Saturnina, tama AUanUc C .-.. 7 00 P.M. Resolute came up again.» boat, for crew and cap¬ land opponent. It was a Adams knew his boat, an bot$; not remain away very long from its half, moment, when brilliant get¬ however, has done between and . kets on In tain for captain. That was one race ing good England a Adams executed the maneuver th:.* good only Spe