The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-11
TgE VAMOOSE WILL RACE.
m HEARST ANXIOUS TO HAIs a 60
v,rH Mr.. MUNROS NO1WOOR

n 0se.huaared.Hne hun VIII Sus she
v..sose, but Not % the Hudsoa-
s.o,her Brush with tho Mary Powell.
Thar. ia now every prospect Of direct issue
Astvsen tho two steam-racing yachts. W. IL.
$1,000 yamooss and Norman l.. Munros
No,vood Mr.. Hearst was seen BY BUN re.
s.,.r ,esterday, and said that his greatest
III. WAS for a brush with the Norwood. and
~, Tiara should be one II he could bring It
sA,rt He did not like Mr.. Munro's PROPOSE
~, ,or A race on the Hudson TO DO run BY each
~, in turn against the Mary Powell Indeed.
~ dd not favor the Hudson at all IS race
.nr,s. but In deep water. rough or smooth.
"a Tor distance OF so or 100 miles. would be
.,s.,lv TO his liking. He stated that he would
..,f.r With Mr. Munro about the terms.
"Whsn will you see Mr.. Munro ?" was asked.
possbly this week. II I cannot 20 myself
Iii and Mr.. Heiltron. my engineer. whom
h.,s com missionsd to make any ARRANGEMENT
-,th Mr.. Munro that he secs Mt"
W. HEARST sail that he did not care to dis
-. tho terms OF the race In the newspapers
ss,a,s seeing Mr.. Munro. but that he consid.
s,sd Tho course OF the American Yacht Climb
an. upon which both sides could easily
s,res. This ia a strsiRhtaway run OF eighty
ril., between Millions point. Just out.
Aida the East River. and New London.
M was willing to race from east to west or
vsst to east. Just as Mr.. Munro preferred A
a matter o! personal pre- srsnce. he said. he
vould rather race over the New York Yacht
Clubs outside course. which 10 thtrty-sight
rils. to and beyond Sandy Hook Liehtship,
around H. aad return. The Vamoose was pre-
.oinen,,y IL rur. water boat he said.
and this course would suit her TO
a dot 1t would also suit tho Nor
-ood. 30 far as ,hat was concerned.
sor he con idered tho two boats were nttsd to
nrscisely tho same conditions II Mr.. Munro
thought that hs was afraid to turn the vamooss
In n race he was mistaken. The vamoose
could make as close q turn a. any boat anoat.
However the smooth water. straight away
course on tho Sound would do perfectly vel!
ifhe and MIR. Munro could agree better upon
that II its eighty miles WAS not enough to
anti Mr.. Munro it would be easy to add twenty
additional miles to one end. But for the Hud-
son River Mr.. Hearst would have mono OF It.
Nva. TOO shallow for one thing. Both tho
yamoose and the Norwood needed moro water
than was TO 10 found In Haverstraw Bay and
other shadows. BESIDES. the shipping was ant
Mr. Hearst said that he would much prefer
to wait until he got screw. which would bring
% n aG S%
vas 80 anxious to make sure Of q race that he
would start the Namoose with her present
diate race. This being 70. there seems no
reason to doubt that very Interesting race
will speedily be arranged.
Mr.. hearst ia not at all satisfled with tho
showing that he maLe against the Mary Powell
week ago last Monday. Az told in yester-
mile astern of the Powell at Forty second street.
and was still trit: astern when the Powell
~. in at Cr ans, ms ii,y miles w the river
around tn. Powell II she chooses. and he is
going to give tho fast river steamer another
somewhere when the Powell starts northward.
lie ss lie Pa Seq 4 nsE
Some ono called uron Cant. Anderson yes
tterday and asked him If he was ready for a
saa That IL H.. he na benr 1 lay IA
hrst-class coal Il she expeci ed to make show
ing Capt Anderson replied. however. that
race. She always mad e the best time nossible
Ei!h perfect SAFETY 10 her passengers. and any
boats Which to st her Gud no.
her everyday Efforts.
spsaking Of ths ,eSsmins race With The Nor;
Sss The now three baded prepslle ss is
on the way East. and m be hero 10 a, lew
s' .;u Ths Z.ee sn IT.
three inches below the keel The new Three
sdsd Viii the
XII III. present hes max 4lS Fesop.ins
zee Hs s,s should be over a straightsway course.
.. sp s. vns hnsy Ss whsn he
Pacific coast without making new record 1t
VIII BE- with record OF only 1876 nautical miles
rer hour, ami that for short distance only.
Over the Government oml Sc at Newport with
Governm mt INSPECTORS on boar. The vamocse
showed snow 4 maui ca! mile IN 2mlnutes q Sec
e. mat, fnr
time. and has fulfilled the le'm ms OF her con-
tra;t. which call for ,wents hy" miles. an hour.
ha. rae and wi viii he much M su Epn
,tapt. Martin OF tho sandy Hook steamer
Monmouth. which 9th tie Norwood and the
YESTERDAY. He .ail the Monmouth was going
t ~ rate between twenty-five and twenty
IL told ,nf eGqsn WITH the
Thought the Namoose would win race with
II ts IT," s.G . ao" "S.'s; III .sy1 "s.
M"r~non ana ~ Nnnr"s Hs,r"ose racing The steamer
y. "a r a u. A" sn @ ,ny rowe J. h"yaT
~, ,.an.r Mr., oM. race boat While in com.
.>s"s Na.;.r si" Steam srt nary wv fow,.
inNG bE.S'H. Sert lo.--The littlo wonder.
a. she is styled hy VA il.-men. She Norwood. Is
rvry day loaded win tie i!ien'!s OF MIR. Nor.
M, Mr.; Munro said today: ,"lw will star. with
ihs IoweI!; but wish It 10 be under TODD that
= ati NOT looking ior II race with Ler want
II rae, VII, !amoose. II run against tn.
NAV ro%cl's tino ihsrs will DO no cutting
NOES T.. VIII 'nn tho same course she does
Alr. H"nrst srys he warts to have tho Vamoose
lace against tin. N",wo ID Tor u distance Of 3,
or l'U miles in Long lsland Sound in about
ma Us. VII race ;hs Norwood against tile
IAN o"ss . or any ruii:,e aud in any wa,ers
NY hen,Rt NAV name. il the water is SMOOTH
Ile NORWOOD !. only aE,rtt two feet ont ~
wafer A Eiod-s.2-l wave would cover her
WIN water anh rrOnnbly sTnnp her 40 not
propose 10 swamp II, ynrLI in II heavy sea
aau drown myse. simply to suit Mr. Hearst
nave ihe Norwood ready TO meet tho \amoo.s
smor h water"
l.. Byths way" continued Mr.. Munro why
soesnt u" tnmoo1e 20 aud make a straight
IecoIi like tho o. 9 made by tho NorwoodY II
iover take the Norwo ii out over the Mary
IoMe!l route | Will run the channel course and
. Seat the record o. The Namooss ont OF
SIGHT The Norwood has 10. run over twonty
niles In either II trial or ,ncp, Mr..
Washer. her builder CLANS that she IL the fast.
sst boat OF her kind IN the world. even on i.
,nns run. Relying Npnn his Judgment aud
npol what eXperiruce have had in my t,ips
~ inc Norwo ID. am not only ". iling. but
NnAlous.to race against the NanuOse or any
o'aer boat Tor any distance In smooth water
was The New York Canoe Man Wrong
10 rHx ENRON or TuR suS--Hr: Barking at the foot
VI me wronr tree would be excellent titi. for Kirk