New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
RECORDS BROKEN AS USUAL.
TUE BIG CUNARDER CAMPANIA KEEPS Up
HER REPUTATION.
SIZE SETS NEW PACE FOR SINGLE DAY.
THREE CONSECUTIVE DAYS. AND AVER
ACE SpEED FOR 4 TRIP.

SHE SETS NEW PACE FOR SINGLE DAY.
THREE CONSECUTIVE DAYS. AND AVER
AGE SPEED FOR TRIP.
The Cunardcr Campania breaks some hnd OF a
rccor upon every trip. she began with lowering
tbc maiden. record end she has been making new
records and then breaking them ever since enc
came into por, Friday night. and her log shows 'ha'
several more records have been smashed bey"u
all rccorn,tion he broke the records for the best
average speed the best dny's run ahd Tor b's'
four DAYS run. r'e held the record for the highest
average speed eastward before she started on her last
Trip.
The American Line steamer Paris, however. has
not vet given up her laurrls The crack American
tncr still holds the record between queenstown ana
New York, which she maze In October l-o2. Inc
time Of the Cnnarj'r between Queenstown an Ne"
York this trip was > days. 10 hours ana 81
minutes. The record made ny the Paris is days
IA hours and "a minutes. The average speed an
hour of the tanipaniI was .112 Knots Inc speed
maintained by the Paris her record breaking IMP
to the west -O.1) hnots. on two days the
Csmpana broke the recor for the greatest number OF
nautical miles made In single day On June ~
She steamed j4s miles and Oh June %. Dig miles
The greatest number OF miles hitherto made by an
steamship IN single day was DO miles, when
Is the record Of the Pdri, for October IS. 1-J2.
This last trip of the Iampnnia Is the most re-
mari able performance ever made b. any vessel.
Against rough weather. head ana fos. and over
u eighty Two miles longer than that covered
by the Pan, Mnc.. the westward record WAS made,
the IanpaLia cane within hour ana thirteen
minutes cpualilng the record. The course over
which the Lddc the record for the fastest
westward voyage only 2.7o1 knots long. Will" 'hc
CamIsnia ?a~>'J further The south travelled
o,eC4 knots. Had the Canpania gone the same
followed 10y the Paris she Womb have arrived
at sandy iIo,k nshlshlp nearly four hour, ahead Of
the record.
The weather which the Cnmpania encountered for
about half The voyage adapted for ocean
racing. When passed Daunt's Rock al Il 30
p. NJ June ~ there moderate brcczes and
caStcrly wirGS ~" made 80 miles the first day
out from Queenstown. Til" conditions pr,cis iy
the same the day following, when 81" made III,
magnificent run Of DIS knots. 1t was an exciting
day Oh board when II became evident that the Cam
pana was making an effort 10 break the record for
the best days run tai tain Hams her commander,
received many cOnsra ulations from the passengers
that day. On June ~ Il fresh breeze blew up. ana
Il strong head tended 10 rctard the progress 81
he zig Cunarccr yet She logged J2l miles. IN the
following day, Wien the vessel steamed 4a4 mics.
tie breeze strong and the head were higher.
The weather WAS pleasant, on June %, and j32 miles
were placed TO her credit. ON Friday 'h'rc We're
r lra %d"'' VI ''s' ''''" VI
The Campania as will be- seen BIZ looking ne
recoI0 OF the daily runs; made over 800 Knots Oh four
days. steamed 300 knots n day for ire"
w. DAY. and broke ihc record for The best day run
on two days The Camyanla ha> ia" proud record Of
having made the best average time day for both the
eastward and Westward passages.
The Paris. however, Will nOi surrender her title Of
"Vuc,n Of the seas without a struggle Since She
was taken off the course between Queenstown ard
Nrwlork she has been making good The
southampton track She left sour hampton On June
u. ard reached INDY Hook hour In advance of the
Companla. Her tire was days. Ii hours and II
minutes III, southampton record which is held by
the fu"ret Hisnarrl. Is DAYS II hours and - min.
utes. The daily OF the Paris her last trip
fOil,ws: Az. 4DG. 10s, 49, 400: 400 and s.7
Knots.