Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-13


ona race OF Two cut OF three, and sew
ernl u them arc anxious TO waget
Dunraven 100000 10 $4,000 that the
cup will be won by Defender. Dam
raven will b. allowed to arrange detalls
II lns plan materializss, to cho,se thu
waters between Sandy Hook aud Mar
blsnoHd, and tue date villain the linlt
oil October Let, TO arrange that the pub
lie DO kept In Ignorance u the cate,
and 10 select ruler Of either the New
York, Atlantic or Larohmont clubs, the
thIos leading clubs Of the country. to
govern the race.
AneF this report was given out, Mr.
q. Oliver Ieelin arrived at the club
house In a pouring rsin.storm, and In
company with Mr.. Wcribary Thorne
won't TO the room where the regatta
COMMITTEES AMI the AmerIca's cup
cpinmi,ieo were holding Ioint session.
Mr. Thof later came down siairo
aud to the n0wopspur Inen said bo did
Tot BELIEVE Mr. Ifelin would nsent
TO race over the Marblchosd course,
even " $4,000 prizs were offered.
Ho Thought Mr. IscliB mad had
eaJugh ra1in for this year, Without
taxing tho Ds.nndcr way round 10
bOaie would be irso from the excursion
steamers.
The esssion OF the Amesica's cup
committee came 10 On end shortly after
III O'Clock, and OK Commodore James
ID. Smith came down md gave out the
following stat0inont Of bis view OF The
situation:
"Fhete 10 no condition Of the ayree-
mont rs TO tue aaiilng tho cup race.
that has not been strictly lived up TO
by the regatta committee.
"rhe end0Avor u impose new con-
ditions few hours before an appointed
race by Lofd DunfAven should hardly
have been attempted, certainly not iu-
si.iad upon to the extent oi imposing
new term, which, n not acGoded 10,
Night result In his Withdrawing the
race n no NJ desired after reaching AID
| going over the starting line.
"Fhcfe was no course lett but 10 start
the yachts by tue committee, nor could
my COURSE b. taken but 10 have De.
fender sail over the coufou today.
Under the rules she was made winner
today.
"Mr. Iselio oTsrei TO sail the race OF
September lob over again, thus mgll-
Ing II NO race, which Lord Dunravsn
| declined 10 do.
~ eau cnter into no discussion OF tho
reasons actuating LOrd Dunraven In
declining 10 10 on with the races.
He Il q beltor Judge than l rs to the
course no should pursue, ana " he lie
satisfied, certainly must no."
Mt. Smith's statement oIeNted DON.
siderable excitement and commeut at
tho CLUB house when II was posted. and
the bullgtln bond was surrounded for
tsmo time with an eager crowd OF
yAcutimen.
COULD NOT GET JUSTICE.
LONDON, Sept. i2.--Tho Day Teie.
| graph tnis mDrning says: The fact
appears 20 be that LORD Dunraven
found Il impossible O. got Juitlce for
his yactt with such moo Of craft
shout the course, md 10 took the
simplcat way Of rctroating from the
matcb. TINS unmannsTly mobbiag
has wrecked the match. In Euglani
such diiiiculiy would not have arisen.
We suppose there IN resentment and
discomfort ut Dunraven's action, but
n the Amuncan public cannot submit
60 tho dictate. of good order they have
no right to blnmo an English gentle.
man for declining u Tisk tue lives OF
his crew In the hubbub Of such scene.
lila very conceivable that neither the
nation nor the owner Of Defender
greatly valne victory thus abandoned
~ them. Hut they will be foolish 10
pretend that the owner OF Vslkyrie
shirhed the contest for which the YES.
sol was built. He wanted u, but bs
wanted II fair, aud having failed to
secure the nscesBary protection, he
withdrew from tho irrepressibls rowdy'
ism OF the scene.
This Graphic says: After this iiasco
II IL pretty uaie 20 predict that Ameri-
can poe.cGaion OF tho cup will not be
again ehallsnged until tho authorities
shall have MAZE an aifangement for
sailing the races over course which
will bU kept clOar Of distractions.