The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-10
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tne EhnSwuy.
There were not so many ladies about thu
boat as on Thursday. PERHAPS this was due
to a fear OF the repetition OF illness. with the
consequence Of voting tho race to be very
sensick affair. The gangway, Of the Taurus
was taken IN exactly at 9:l5 o'clock. She pm,
a. sba f To nno Yacht aSTeP b
age was crowded with boats. and the scene
was much like a forest of bare trees swayine
las, tenacious leaf. he bncpeters Of the
yachts stood to; out straight against the sky
take the passengers long to secure camp cha irs
and settle themse!yes snngly for the run to
winners were many and diversified 1t seemed
| to be the general opinion. however. that the
sus Ia he Sy fh s hsa s y Sn
hid i,eshened bit the Taurus gave one or two
@ HS ans aboard Lacked aSWn
e e;..ha ass. When Scotland l.ichtship came in
PARTY in tho world than that on the Taurus.
re NiGi Ian; Colonin Pilgrim. and Jubilee
| to the northeast OF the lightship. They looked
ot fS o nf RTSs Psr%
had none Of her head sails set. and this occa-
stoned considerable comment. as tn? time for
me nrinE OF the preliminary gun aboard the
flagship May was drawing near The ladies' on
the iorwari deck .; the Taurus piled the men
sail like the others ?" said one.
What are those men doing out on that
front mas. howeprlt. believe YOU call It ?"
One caught sight Of the club Of the ViGilant's
topsail and exclaimed:
Why. look! Her mast has split has it
Then her escort whispered something in an
und, tone md she replied:
,, Wen; woman Is not expected to know all
the lee Of tn. pilot house. Capt. Oddie spent
most OF his time IN the wheel house. directing
best position, Mrs. j; y $. Odiie. her daugh-
t Ssas and sI Hs1o saps s and
= were ths Misses yelling. Julian Potter.
ercE dyr Pp4 Sir Eod
Phl! Il! -, Gi New SFlsans "u Mss HoDtps
Mrs Binnsy. Mr. and Mrs: r. 4. Peabody. Mr.
and Mrs Y Martinez, Mr.. and Mrs. i; ii.
Near the starboard paddleo,box and leaninE
Er rris against the rail- was j Langdon
ns and ireauentS sazee down upon UPON
the heaving bosom Of the deep. without ones
eSsr Stood OF M hS lover feDs ns
end shattered, eesticuatine nswIand then with
his most expressive long forelnger.
Win BE- he ast S Of ths
sea, and regret that am going so far inland.
so that the only bit Of it will receive will be
In t salt goldfish and cannot say like the
:, When the red ball was hoisted to the stay OF
me hhgshlp May and the yachts crossed the
regret swept over the Taurus because tho Wig.
liant had been 80 late starting.
yachtsmen. she Il make.it up; have no fears tH
In snite Of that, however there was some fear
a young lady in dark veil remarked petu-
IF were the Captain of the viglant I
h wouie not start. "a MAKE the other three
ha nj
It's CRYING shame. l hope the others break
Or Gs get soRs'hns the matter with them They
The run OF the Tauru. to the first red flag
MARKING the ten mile leg was unev ,utful. The
there did not seem enough to make matters en-
citing. However the interest of the spectators |
made her great gain in rounding ths red ta u.'
II was an astonishing bit OF assurance in |
TIE ~ JuEilees thinking she could cross ahea
would have held her grip on tn. raca II she
had h.; kent on to windward and allowed the
,, After ell the yachts had made the turn the
Taurus began the second side Of her triangn,
little Folseen made her appearance. She de-
termined to show her speed to the Taurus. so
passengers looked down the side to watch her
skim past; and even while they looked some
Here she Is on this side' and then every
one would move to the opposite side of the
steamb boat. As one man EXPRESSED it. the Tau
when the Feiseen crcled her.
p, An elaborate luncheon was served on the
semhled foreign caf%. With the second flag
rounded; the four yachts had a run in before
huge pun balls. and, owing to the lead OF the
NlEilant that part OF the race was not inter-
flag and he fnsu end tine IL the rnse the
conversation was mainly made up OF IA com
parison OF stop watches and discussed mark
eysry one took the vario times Of departars
nnd Tag turnlngs. and every man had a diff
straighten matters out, but something was
finally agreed upon. and then followed compu:
s atoms y as to how much the Vigiiant would
When Scotland Lightship was reached the
end On Far the our yssSs
ike huge white moths dying away from the
he Ges Club led BY Diak HaI
'tead and Bob shelton. ensconced themselves
Taurus and sang song after song.
h There W were nautlcai tunes and sad airs
yes; whom the singers seemed to think they hey
yould never see again, AT Scotland Lightship
was ns Ss % stem Sa Fra ad is
jlaremont. Valiant. IBIS. Nautilus. Amy.
essica TUNA Conaueror orrInore. Lagonda.
,E a w Whit H, Ledge Flee,winE. Iris. Queen
he line winner.
4, great booming Of cannon and shrieking Of
yhistles announced the, passing Of the other
hres yachts in their order: Jubilee Pilgrim.
md Col9nia. The ladies, on the Taurus tired
themselves waving hSSndkerehiefs. and and such
ant is lust too dear for anything" I'm SO
lad don't know what to- do"
Then followed the long run to the city. and I
he monotony of it was disturbed by a narrow J
scape of the Taurus from being run down by
he tug Edgar y. Luckenhach The tug il q
vas sal IA, had some difficulty with her steering {
ear boy was at the wheel and as the
.uckenbach bore down. bow on upon the
tarboard side OF the Taurus there was |
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