The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08

result OF the trial. but he was delighted at the
showing the Shamrock had made. He said
II think will rent house on the Hook. for
II looks as though we shall have to stay here
for long time yet. thought that Americans
were so progressive that they could get any
thing they wanted, even breeze. but It seems
they can't. and we have to take what comes It
rather diSappolnt tin to have race end as 1t did
to-day. There was brisk wind all last n light and
early this morning and IL the breeze had como
a little later or the start bit earlier. we could
have made a race OF 1t. The Shamrock did
well, though. and / am we'll pleased. She
seems 10 be improving every time she comes
out and these trials are giving my mon lots OF
practice. They are learning the yacht better
The swell outside made II. rather uncom-
Portable for everybody and we had lots OF china
and glass smashed ON the Erin. l suppose 1t
h that When ysas. th.r sag
SAILS ! should think that tho position OF
i was, when they turned the outer mark
II must be very disappointing for those WHO
have hay come out on the excursion steamers ench
fault except the clerk, of the weather. and he
sss hsyf bo some e gsS,dge against the YACHTS
Among the guests on the Erin were: The Earl Of
hint1 aoysrnoT.a General era Of Canada; exGoysrnor
ford the Right Honorable Arnold Morley. the Hon.
and Mrs. r, j., Pirre, the. Hon. Charles Russell.
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NJ; burton; NJ; GlsI Ss,hsr;oi.: M Xsthqssois'
Col. Wa,hpston. Cap. Thompson; Miss Thompson.
Joseph Lawrence T y. p Ross; Mr.. and Mr., Pen.
Michael cadahS, Mi. cudaSy. f. P. Benjamin and
:. GShevaller, de Martino said to the reporter:
s 81 is the better boat and the cup will
Lord Charles Bs ere Watched the IA yachts
work OF sSs oa w.
Hind that i. strong enousR to send them over
tho course within the time allowed think
that ,hsy M be separated at the lnsh BY
c, oliver ,lselln was seen on board the tender
St Michaels after the Columb ia had reached
reporter for THE Sun:
We had no nish,aps on the yacht and did
wei, We thought At the end we had the beat
do you contemplate making any changes
%Sa shanE.s ask asf Mr. t Ise Importer
., NH yon gseut your sails or change tho trim
y dd would not tell abou. i.ou., tho
MI Iselin and those who sailed on tho CO.
Iuni hia boarded tho tug Wallace b. Flint and
One Of the best known yachting skippers, in
the he y
and said that il Capt. HoQarth had don1 as we'll
yesterday as he did on the two previous trials
the lead at the end. He said:
i think It WAS mistake on Cant. HoEarth's
and cannot see what advantage he expacted to
gain by so doing. or course he could handle
6 6; boat oR the se apd be but d S.y INA
he would have done Just as well II he had
broken ont his balloon !ib topsail. Then. after
on the ,Shamro the Columbia gained con-
siderabiy. The Shamrock drew away again as
The Shamrock set her jib and staysail long
mark was some distance ahead ana these two
sails XII lled tho balloon and allowed the Column
t 6s e. draw up Eo;s to her again A. hs marx
bia shot around close to the mark AID blank
escd the challenger.
It looked as though he AIDE the wide turn on
purpose In order to see What he could dc, with
"0s S"s H. .n sha The
shamrock had the race well in hand but Capt
t Hb.ss5tth mnae the TPs
allowed the white boat to get away from him
Tho Shamrock found q soft place In toward
tho shore, while I'll Columbia got a better
breeze offshore and made up all that she had
lost early in the race"
The two yachts reached their moorings about
$40 O'Clock. The crews We mt to the tenders as
On the Sham rock 1t was said that that boat
was still in the lead when the race was de-
clared off and that the positions OF the two
yachts were about the same as when the outer
mark was turned Capts Hogarth and Wringe
on the Shamrock and Capt Barr on the Colum.
bia declined to discuss the trial
Messrs; Ratsey and Council. who were on tho
Sham rock, ut once went over to the Erin to
talk with Sir Thomas Upton and later in tho
evening Sir Thomas visited the captains and
crew OF his yacht on the tender Plymouth