Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-07

quRr'efs OF mile apAft.
.;l5 I.m,-rhr yRchs are fadlr x
from slElt uul To ttn. They have
covered about twelve mlltf.
Hig lsnd.-2:33 n. m.-Wind has
shifted to the south. Defender Is tee
big end.
1854 .. m.--Can just rec a little Of
their sails now.
On boari the Mackay- Bennett
NnlkyTic turned the ttaEB boat al 300
T. m, anl Immediately squared about
iut the run home.
Far RockAway, 1857 p.m.-Oefc der
spreara 20 no Eaining vi thtiy. Every
body tbut can muster glass Il nlonp
tbs teach, on tbs bathousus, cottages
and ovrrv point II vantsge.
HiFhlhnds, .:il i.m.-rbo rscin :
yachts uppear likriy TO turn the outer
mark vithin 10 minutes. DCieuder
b. mo % We Reaching lus it win sheets
cs.ef. fhn shit Of the wind more l0
tho south bas begn VI great advantage
~ Nnlhyfls.
Far Il d, kawny, $40 q. u.-Valkyrie
u ~ Nitnily wid.uIu the gap,
AZ 800 the yachts ars smut out from
slrrt ~ ihr mit.
Highlands, s:l7 p.m.-Both ya1hts
are completely hidien
Elephants, 1895 p.m,-5hori Beach
reports the yachts are hull down. From
there unable % sey which IL leading.
Far R1cksway, &22 p.m,-It II im'
possible to disiinguish what IL going on
GOT the turning mark. both yaclt,
a.e entirely lost " Ile 6ight In thu
Ia ~.
1915 p.m.-The wind appears - be-
yIlg Ou'. II II holds TIL. way II Il
doubtful u the boats can finish within
the tins limit.
On board the Maokay. Bennett, 8s37
pm Both boats stu remain obscutei
ia mist.
lilghlsnds, Short Beach, Long
leland, $40 p.m,-rhc yachts nave
not Yet turned the stake boat; they ara
sl'il standing OIL shore. Defender
ahead.
Highlands, Sandy Hook Lightship,
S'ii y. m.-fns weather Ia very hazy
SUI II 10 impossible to sec but n ehorl
distancs. IL IL considered doubtful
that the boats will bU abs 10 fnish
wilhiH The time.
Highlands, snort Bcach-Dsisndrr
tururi the stake boat at $40; Nglkyrlo
a:il.
S:is p.m.-Valkyrie {. leading. She
IL carrying her bs!lo u No top sail aud
10 - Icep!ibly increasing he's letc.
Highlauus--l:ll D.. N. Tho boats
have two hours aud ~ minutes In
which 10 run 10 miles und be- within
toe ptcscFiUod TINT. Tho wind 4;
light.
Hishlands-iiSj ,. m. Tho boat,
have iusi come Ia sight. Defender
seems 30 bo nbtut mile HntAu.
Scotland liuhtship-U. s. Tug En-.
ginter, has returned from the scene Oi
the race. The captain says no leit tho
yschis at . y. m. and NnlkyTl. was al
ways In trout, Though she made two
unsucCossiul attempts To- cross Defend.
sf's bows. lie says the oil cial starting
times were ~ fOll1wi:
Nnlhyrie, l2h 2Um 2is; Defender, l2h
2lm 6Dg
HigulIuds, o p. m.-The yachts
probably will finish Ia about fifteen
minutes az the wind has inoi eAseu anu
they arc roth running along nt n
greater rate with balloon jib sut. A.
though the FOX prevent. any accurate
SEE m 10 10 bat a short distance apart.
Tho yachts In order 10 make the
race, viii have TO lnish IN less than
two hours, nud as the wind H. blowing
not mote tnAn three miles an hour,
even the leader Will have 10 make las {
tune dutiDg the rest Of the race TO com.
plcte II TO do ".
The tloop In the lcsd has main
aail, top sail, ttly fail, ilh aud No.
Iib topsRil set, hud II going through tue
water very fast considering ths light
btUtZ1,
PARTICULARS on THE RACE.
by cable TO tho Associated Press
On board Mnckay Bennett, near to
SANDY Hook, sept. 7.-EArly IN thu
mofniLy the conditions oi the race DO.
tween Nalkyriu aud Defender were
not NJ Promising us anticipated, At
5 ann. the Wind which was east north.
east was hgAi, tue Pky cloudy with
hu occasional BunDuIst anu snght In
dicsuUn of n iIeshcBiug breeze.
AZ early ~ the A ssOcihted Press tug
had started fOr too Hook, there were
mauy other craft on tho way. on
Hay Ridge tho lstgCs. ilOtilla Of yachts
ever gathered IN THIS vicinity lay.
Defender ~ ll;iO a.m. cast loose fIom
hes tow. A minute or 20 later the
Nalkyue csHt loose a,so.
Tho startling pOInl, IL then EppoRTo l,
would bo about a nils and u Ia t aS.l
OF NOfmsnuy-. y-,h sea. The wind
wHs not over i've miles an hour. AZ
1850 LuOksE bach sigualled the cOuTso
would be- Gust ny south from near
Normandy -,ht.Sea, which would be
the beat TiEiit uut - sea from the Juf-
soy coast. Al 1865 the preparatory
signal wgs hOisiSd. NAlkyTis dropped
her TOW, Defender then was juai to
tue DorthwRTd OF LuuEunBach, head.
Ing out 10 fen on tho btRrbOnTd IaCl,
aud NaiEyr!e " mt about un tue san Is
taGk ULG headed after defender. Tue
British yScus had hoE baby i,h top sail
~ IN tue stop. Blgh yachts Nera
keeping a little 10 wlgIwAId OF y small
tug which TOCeedeu 10 the north emu
Of the starting line. Tue two racers a.
noon were heauing towards the line,
close together anu JnCkeylug for posi-
ton, NaikyIln was nearly abreast. Tho
wind Ut noon was AbOul eR,t aud only
blowing Slout four mlles an hour, tue
yachts having littlo mUTe than slceTag q
way. A couple OF minu,o, after noon,
Nalkyrie brought out hUr stay sail anu
Defender appeared to be drawing out
liom under ValkyIo's lee, Ms tho eE.
cursiuu Acct Eop, vel Ia hand by the
patrol boats, formed ABOUT the starlin:
line, and everything was ready 10 start
the yachts ON lhvir way.
THE START.
Ths times Of tho yachts in cross.
Ing the liuo (unoIiicnp; De'suler