New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
that the reports Of the Regatta and Cup COM
mttees will be read.
THAT DUNRAvEN INTERVIEW.
HAS DIXON KEMP MADE HIMSELF sCAfE"oAi
TO SHIELD HIS LORDsHIP2

HAS DIXON KEMP MADE HIMSELF scAPEGoAT
TO SHIELD HIS LoRDsHIP7.
london Oct 23-Dixon Kemp. the yachung
authority and Editor OF The Yacht RACING Caie"-
dar and Review" through whom DOM vi tue ie
Gently cabled Dunraven interviews were tu'-
nished to the United Press and ry 'he i.'Nuo'
manager OF the association accepted as 'u'ne"''''
has written to the United Press the ioho""s
note under to-days date:
cav Lord Dunraven at No. q Norfolk-st., falS =,
Lane last Saturday noon and sent So w TO- bc-
me topics o. n rnT With my remarks
Unfortunately you attributed some OF NY Len a. =
The Tey-York Yacht Club knew perfectly Wen ina ina
Mr. Roses challenge for the AMERICA OuH Ttc.
toria Yacht Club was sorry for having backed IL;
These were purely my remarks ss,e as The sunder-
Standing. Faithfully yours. DIXON hEMr'
After the receipt Of this letter the manager
Of the London office OF the United Press sent
the following telegram to Lord Dunraven al MS
residence in Norfokst'
WI, Won kindly inform me II the disclaimer OF an
interview with you. which was p, edu -, he tinted
m B uas authorized by you As the statement Is
calculated TO do US some darnaee anu a. bv D,xon
copy VI IL IL necessary for us protect ourselves
shall accordingly be obliged to you TOT your a"'"''
M reulv to the foregoing has yet peeh re-
ca,xed hut an explanation or lts oeidy may ''
found in Mr. Kemp's letter referred to ABOVE as
! having been written last night. which was re-
;,.ad IN this mornings mail. The letter Is
| as follows:
Lord Dunraven called on me just now. lie IS NOT
ooiDD 70 make any revelations az the dinner IN
9'ardin or elsewhere. In your telegrayn " Yacht
club knew perfectly well that MT hoS So .en did
was not English CHALLENGE lord ,u'l H,ter
not say yO this' Inc re'ia'" DIXON KEMP
| 1t will be seen from the foregoing 'ha' Lulu
| r,oven docs not venture 10 deny the inter
view. but calls upon Mr. Kemp to ask nm L. l..
Moderate a certain portion OF II, no" uesiii's -
ronrdiate his hastv language. Those who know
! I'D Durraven will read between the lines
| There is no doubt that Re SAID al thdI 'ne M
| ,erviav- contained and that Mr. Kemp, OUT ol
| nure friondliness wishes u shield nm anu 'nSie-
| fore takes the blame himself Inc orlslilai III,
| ter,iow as furnished by Mr. Kemp to the Onlteu
! Press contained no Indication that nythlhs
| therein was especially tae remark OF M ~
The interview purpOrted 10 be the result OF am
,ri,b ord Dunraven written directly after seeing
| him ana without doubt a faithful represei-
! tatior Of Lord Dunravens remarks
! Yesterday Louis II. Moore. the LONDON Hdiid-
ger Of the United Pres. seEt Ietser u s,,e
! don newspapers concerning the DunraVeh 'iS Ss
10Y which is printed in The ran MAI va t
ye,te .'The St James's Gazette ana me "es'-
| Minister Gazette" to-day After referring -
Lord Durraven's ienial Of the accuracy OF the
| interview, Mr.. Moore says
wish 10 say that have copy OF the n'er r ,n
IN question signed by the yacntng euisyt VI IL
"a interyew al my request | am prepared 70 snow
his COW to you or Lord DunraVenn, Il ueslreu
The name appended to the interview WI %, The re-
accepted as a guarantee Of the accuracy Oh the re-