New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

she made several tacSs ~ windVard IT great
speed
When she had her full gait on the waves
bothered her less than one could readily eNpiain.
She deals with the waves in three Days she
srnashes them down with her forward 0'"r-
hangs she lifts partly over them. and sne slc'S
through the tops - the others There IF -
hang fire and half stopping and tina waiting 'or
3 hig full e. drive her Waves s1cn as We're ''
be net YESTERDAY dl0 rot stop be- any more
than rght snow drifts stop an icenoaf ana ~
deed. The motion - the shamrock as she sl'i's
Ut - windward n fresh wind comes nearer
n that ~ an 'cehoat than ANYTHING else
The waves We've large enough % make ne
jock Dvkman do some heavy pitching niz a.
she r. and even th4 windows - ne pHo'
house. high above the water. had - be parity
closed owing 70 the constant drive ~ spray over
the bows There were some pretty large noies
In the vsra- tor The Dykman 70 taI INTO ana
this helps 70 tel how prettiiy The shamrock
SKINNED through all this when she did SO I''ie
pitching She Is better sea boat than me ''-
lrr,bia showed herself 70 10 IF Sandy Hook last
July and II the cup races depend on ".na"7r1
work Ike that ~ yesterday then "Goodby' Mr.
Yankee: say farewell 20 he cur as 'hf ''h-
Falese servant sings
PRESS TUG LEFT FAX krffl+Nt
The Shamrock took twenty minutes les ~
the starboard tack from 1910. and then she
eybed ove- and headed honeward TIE SPIN
maker boom was Immediately lowered down TO
port and the spinnake- Went 10 IN stops JOCK
ing Ike a long hawsar Then pull m no
sheets and al a. once huge triangle ny 50"
shut ont the sky view or the port side OF me
Yacht and bauooned OUT as = 20 hurs-,ns point
There was q pretty good breeze IN his sail out
he speed q the boa took most - he hei' 'N'
~ r. and the strain vss not t7o great ''' ''-
light materiai
This sail was set and drawing iust three MN
vtes after The gybe The tuE Dvkr'aH. "''.N
had been isft tar hehin6. nov waited -'' ITO
Upton boa. . come alors. she passed ''S7
hv and then the Dvkr-an crossed her "a"s
and or he sta-boari side steamed n7.l
keep ". Tbs Shamrock was going alonS cas-
almost lazrv With - strain anywhere ara -s-
sails rising s1I filing and falling - '~-S~
The ooat had miles more speed II her -2I as ~
way q running. and could nave "a 80
cluotousal and balloon iic 0--n cas- ~
vas r0t being driven a. roy speed ~ LIE
sane she was gong twelve knots t-r ne - =
man vas showed - he- .as- Gun ~ poN-- -'--
n The following sea vas a1-e ~ keep y 1900,
\ noteworthy point . te mere rer'a - -
q The front much NOR clearly thar m - ~
Lav 1nen -ne press tug vas not Close ~ -
SL.~--o-. 7-ii4 sre vas running = was noted
YESTERDAY for ~ erst tine tna- va re- 'AS Sna!-
49,. 49, -. - - 80 travelling a. he
- -7s---o-z6 s-s 4-sgs no wave 90 s7@az ot.
Sc leaves The water hrst rate 7nsn r------Hs
thus on az ever keel and she Il--s :. '----
wave than ~ Columbia and ne De-en-1 $50.
T-fs -rae ta-sf7 sy.-cr4d after seeing the HOES
- ne Q~a.e- she a.g GU. ~ he previous DAY
---e- sailing on 4 beam wind. There ~ ---.r
s.---a5 80 =. - -aasor ~ believe thai ne
snara~ocks chances in running VIII b. JUST d.
good a. in beating She vas taking her we've
knots So lazilv and making such me s-=
80 ~ --ss-,.- s-aA4 -rsr one was ur--d 90
-tf-k that she could when hea -i-y pressed. p--
or another four knots az hour r. her speed
---7 - 80 t----... ts b--afs -4s-1rsl-
,s 80 49,. ~s,~--e-lc~ . any ger course on
80 49, - 49, 49, --a-- and a. 81 -'-.'c.
60 49, ~ ta- e-s--s ky trimmed r. sheets