Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-17
TnE cur RACES AGAIN.
Correspondence netwren Captain
iHsiin aud Lord Dunrav,n.


Corr.spondsnc- n.iw.cn Captain
IHsiin aud Lord Dunravsn.
NEW YoRK, Sept. l7.-EH.Comm1-
doro James Smith, chairmau Of this
Amsrica cup committee, gave the fol.
lowing correspondence to represents
lives OF tho press this forenoon, and IN
handing IL over, he said: "rhe letter
fret submitted from lselIn explains
itself. do not know wheto TO apply
to Lord DunrRven to get n copy OF
Issliu's letter offering TO Tesaii the
protested race on September 10Th, but
the following correspondence shows
the facts ~ Iselin's letter OF Sepiem-
her ION also does. Tue facts OF his
doslrs 10 recall the las, two racer, or
failing 10 do this, sail tho whole match
over, was most maEnanimous ana
liberal on lseliu's part thnt fsot surely
no one c,n deny. The following Ia 8
copy OF tho letter sent yesterday by
Isslin g. Smith:
September is.
Dear Hr. Smith, euclosl copigs
OF DunrGy0n's two letter. 20 me. U.s.
fortunately, 1 did not keep copy Of
the short noto 1 sent hin ABOUT sue re-
sailing Of Thuudsy'a raco. but
rs he has my permission 10
publish II, eau, Of course,
obtain q copy ifon hin. oon-
slider II most unfortunate that we
could not lave devised some way
whereby tho last Two rnots could have
ossn rosgilod, the oUinmiiies would
have 40 ordered ana wiihol: IN any
way affecting their position. Now, VI
courie, II IL too lato TO DO anYthing,
and all 1 ask In that my oders be fully
set forth la the report Of your commit.
tee, namely: Ny mailing NJ the time
0i the start anu nnish VI tho last racr;
my asking for q meeting OF the cup
committee the next day; ray offer 10
rosail both racer; and my willingness
to begin the whole match over uDder
any conditions and as any place and
time agreeable 10 Dnnr.von.
Very truly your.
Z. OLIVER lsELIS."
Copy OF Dunraven's first letter to
Iselin:
"4l9 Filth Auonus, Sept. IL.
Dear Mir. Iselin-l hays receiver
your note In which you exprelI wish
that yesterdays race shOrld DO Ts-
sailed. This Ia proposition 90 which,
81 course, | cannot agrse. You woul1
not have protested had You not be.
lieved that ValkyTie mad caused foul,
by committing a breach " Tulee. II
she did she must take the cnnt,-
quenceS. The regular committee have
ieclded for reasons, according 10 their
Judgment bat which confess are be-
yond my comprehension, that / di1
break tho rules. | nindo no protest, be-
cAuse though; tss foul waH probably
accidental, bet 1 considered Defender
cRuted II. You consider VnlkyIie was
10 blame. Tho clmmiiteo decIdes that
you aTt right ans / am wrong, and
there the matter ends.
Yours very truly,
DuNnAvEN. Z"
Copy OF Lord Dunrayen's second
letter.
EBAY Ridge, Thursday.
Dsar Mr.. Iselin--I certainly eou d
not entertain your suggestion. nad
tho COMMITTEES ordered tue race 10 be
reBai.ed, that would nave been = dit.
fcfenl matter, but how could posi-.
| bly, agree to resail y race decided aud
gwen Rghlnst me by the decision u
| the committees. l wsotO to sou list
night 10 this effect anu am sorry you
| did not receive my letter. had no
opportunity Of communication with
| you this morning, but Mr.. Duryel, |
dare Say, will have informed you as u
my Views.
"fhanking you for your suggestion, /
remain yours very truly,
DUsRAyEs."