New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-10

q, news and The unreliabty OF the Western As
ISOLATED Press were again illustrator '"''''"'
afternoon.
WATERFOWL. ~ v Sept s-"The WATERFOWL
Times says to-day:
II is incredible how news association could
make such pretences and then make such a faure'
Rochester n. Y. Sept. "a NUMBER OF men ""o
bet on the strength OF Western Associated frsss
bulletins Saturday feel very sore against ne
Post,Express" and say they will hereafter place
no dependence on the paper. One man. who Gains
TO have lost $780, said this morning; / think
something ought to be done to wipe that associa-
ton out OF existence. This is not the hrst 'iine.
I lost the same way on the Coroett-Mitcheh hsh'.
Rome. n Y. Sept s-"The Sentinel" to-day says:
fake that locked as who they could s so
tell yacht from the State scow Tom w h fi,
into Ta. and the 's
kept up all the afternoon. gettng worse as uI.e
ii ton '"e 'A''A'D' "@e "
ST. Louis. No. Sept. s.-"The Star Sayings TO-
day says:
1t is fortunate that the Racing Committee mas mas
arranged that a day shall intervene between eae en-
otherwise the Associated Press wovIq no, nt ri
several days after the contest was concluded.
Lancaster. Penn. Sept s-"The Morning News
has the following editorial to-day:
ner' and The Intcigencer." who pay their good
money to the Associated Press in the expectation
reef in their mainsaii on the beat to wlndward and
break out their balloon sail on the run nome "heh
the next yacht race comes on
Wilmington. Del. Sept. 9.-"The Morning News
says:
Not only was the Every Evening deceived ~ ~
The pess but h ss os SoSs
Philadelphia newspapers. and many others in ar.
Sad esa rsss Of the with fS"p5K
Vakyre was ahead, they were astounded to receive
The fa was terrible and there was no explanation
to be made 1T was one OF the most Go'ossal
was created
Baltimore. Sept s.-"The World" this afternoon
prints the following:
Those who depended upon the Associated Press on
progress of the yacht got left The Associated
Press told great things about how 1t had prepa6e1
OF inaccuracy were such astounding feats performed
Camden. n. j., Sept. 9.-'The Courier to-day says:
How the Associated Press should have so eyre
giously blundered is only explicable the theory
that 1t lacks wise management. as II evidently does
facilities for getting the news accurately
Augusta Ga. Sept 9.-"The Chronicle this morn
ing says:
The report Of the first race between the Defender
and vakyre III by the Chicago Associated Press
neous but was unpatriotic 1t seems to us that II
were going TO make report from an imaginary
enough to make the Defender win
Fort Wayne. Ind. Sept. s-The following is from
THE Evening News:
Not in the history Of modern newspaper enter
prise has there been such complete overmastering,
humiliatng and altogether discomhtng scoop as
nat m combnaton known to fame
the Chicago Associated Press
Bangor Me- Sept 9-"The Bangor Commercial
to-day says:
an event upon which the attention OF the people Of
sw9 irons the sa to- he finish Of the
New-Haven. Sept. s-"The News" this morning
says editorially:
been drawn into that Western association styling
itself the Associated Press Its principle has oeen
previous methods were exemplihed on Saturday in
Its remarkable reports OF the international yacht
Colonel Osborne. OF THE Register. said this
afternoon relative to the transformation furnished
the public the outcome Of the Defender-Valky-
RE race by the Western Associated Press: THAT
Press Association tried TO do serious piece OF
important affair in childish way The way IN
sSs sns Rns' is '"e
Hartford Conn., Sept. 9.-"The Hartford Times
to-day thus comments upon the news service OF the
race between the Defender and Valkyrie Saturday:
That unfortunate organization the Chicago cor or
dangerously to committing suicide on Satur-
day.
THE Hartford Post" this afternoon says:
The United Press service on the yacht race Sat
urday most excellent 1t was complete. prompt
and accurate. The Western Associated Press on
the contrary. misled the people. placing the Val
kyric ahead at the turning point. when in fact
she was three minutes or more behind. II was
ridiculous.
Auburn n. V. Sept. 9.-Frank Mack. the New
York manager Of the Western Associated Press, is
a former Auburn newspaper man. Saturday AFTER
noon the editor OF THE Bulletin" telegraphed him,
inquiring II the reports OF the Nalkyrie victory
were reliable He wired back that Auburnians
could bet ali their money and old clothes on !.L the
truth Of their reports and ended by SAYING Inc
Rnghamtor n. Y. Sept 9.-Referring to the err
roneous reports Of Saturdays yacht race The
Leader" to-day says
It was about as remarkable piece OF = news. news.
a day and II was all done in dozen-iine fringe
Of telephone matter to yard or so OF oohe pate
Denver Sept THE Post this afternoon says:
THE Evening Post" had the result of the yacht
race and full and accurate story from start to
insh in lis last edition; our evening press con-
and half an hour after The Post" was on the
street it issued extra with the result out eV %n
good work Saturday.
Lewiston, Me-. Sept. s-"The Evening Journar
says:
ur Tss un great 6ssle Of he
Harbor was piece OF prompit b aha emphaszes the
easy superiority Of the United Press IS ses npins
ssTSSs all wnS do S @
his superior news service on Saturday evening
published this lamentabe fake: THE valkyrie win
ming"
Haverh Mass. Sept. 9.-"The Gazette says To-
day: 800
..r,. Gazette" again dstanced all competition in
tho renort from the yacht Saturday by Its ex-
ceilent telegraphc service, which Is furnshed by
the United Press. the greatest news-gatherng asso-
citation In the world.
Newport r. l.. Sept. Sine Herald local
organ of the Western Associated Press, says to-
day: -
The bulletins received by THE Herald came
from the Associated Press and should have been
reliable but after the start they somehow got me
TWO boats mixed UP and TO the last insisted that the
Valkyrie In the lead.
The Daily News to-day says;
The opinion prevailed Saturday IN some quarters
that certain dispatches sent out concerning the
race were for effect in sporting circles but there Is
no evidence that such was the case: III was a
monumental blunder the part or the so-caled
| Associated Press and nothing more
Binghamton. y. Y. Sept Sine heppuoncan
will say tomorrow:
The public will hereafter place no cred e, In