Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
WANT TO TRY 1T AGAIN.


Dublin. oct. si.-Thc Dublin Express
says It has hopes that air Thomas VIII
try again ln 1900
The Daily independent says. 1T was
claimed that with q good breeze sham
rock would win. but even with this adj
vantage. she was outclasaed by bet
Ter yacht"
The Freeman says; "slr Thomas de-
served better luck Tho contest was
fairly fought oat. and America, having
agreed to the dlstnHtcfui conditions.
has won"
London. oct. 2i.-rhe Daily Graphic
thinks shamrock was handicapped by
Mr. Fgfcs illness and that she was not
suillclcntly tried before the cup races.
''rhc shamrock" says the Graphic.
has been badly beaten ln her own
weather, but 30 good sportsman as
Upton will not grudgc the time aud
money spent"
Tho DAILY Man says, THE test IL de-
cislyc. The shamrock % second best
60 Columbia. Now thai ID u all over
the Americans might tril ~ IN n friend
~ way how it was done. Whether they
are better builders or better yAchumcn
or both we should not be- surprised TO
una that the American superiority lies
ln the national mastery of detail which
Is their forte also ln manufactures"
The editorial articles on the cup con-
test an admit that the best boat won.
ana warmly acknowledge the hearty
good viii and fairness that prevailed on
both slides.
The Times says. Both nations may
De- equally congratulated in complete
absence OF any disagreement The yIc-
D.. D.
plnso ~ difficulty ln the way " rc-
n.whi of the challenge"
The Daily Chronicle says. "rha
shamrock has lot the cup, but she has
taught the Americans 10 respect her
That cup viii not De allowed 20 remain
"a fixture forever
The Daily Telegraph says the special
feature uf The contest has been the
Hplrndldly sp0rtamanllke behavior Of an
sorts uf Americans and adds I'VE
heartily Join Ia the chorus of Han
Columbia"
The standard compliments Mr.. Her
rcshon "Who never seems to design a
bad vcssrl'--but thinks Mr., Fife IL bet
ter al small yachts The Standard adds.
m the Columbia viii come TO England
next summer. nH we believe there u n
possibility ~ her doing, We are sure
that she VIII have the hcartioat well
come and he the center OF attraction at
our lfkuAAAHs w NH Hut ~ Ahe lthAA
grudTc her her victory since We be-
licve she thoroughly deserved f."
The Morning Post says; There u
~ sound Of lamentations among us,
for we know that the Americans who
defeated a. are " our own race, pledged
10 work IN harmony with Us FOR the
good Of mankind '
New York oct 20 Sir Thomas LIP
ton bore his defeat like the gentleman
aud sportsman that he ~. "rhc best
boat won" he SAID. and that lH a. q
should be and has always been In the
races Tor Americas cup" He says;
MY opponents have treated me not
only fairly but generously. Not a sim
gle request Of milne has been refused.
They have granted an that asked
freely ana uuhesltatngly. In short,
have received nothing but kindness and
Hportsmanlike treatment from first 20
last Under these circumstances feel
that l can truthfully Hny that N /
must have Loot 10 iH "a pleasure 90 have
lost TO such friendly and Generous RI
walls"
~ desire 10 add" resumed Sir Thorn
ns. "that / mean to challenge again N
l can arrange matters 80 ns 20 make it
possible. Al this time ! cannot 20 Into
details. but I'm try u again some day.
I have long regarded Mr., Herreshon
as the greatest designer of yachts In
the world. and thu future possession
" the Amcrlca's cup depends solely
upon the ability ~ English designers
10 excel him. nm got it n can iind the
man to build the boat My ability in
that direction ends with my ability 10
nay FOR H. can neither design nor
build boats"