Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-03

Highland, ii:22 q. NAT ii;i2 start
Ing gun fired. shamrock apparently
crossed the line at n:lb:So. Columbia
at ii;ib3b5.
Course 10 miles to lecward. turn
down Jersey shore.
At il:2i n, IN, Shamrock led Columbia
by about 900 yards.
1883 a. M, Columbia at this hour
has crawlcd up until she N almost on
even terms with the shamrock. Looks
as " the race viii be slow one.
go q. m., Columbia now almost
becalmcd by excursion boats,
liii a. m, shamrock at this hour
pulling rapidly away from the Column
bin. either through favorable SHIFT
wind, or because Of her being better
The Columbia HeemH TO be dead while
the shamrock IL a revelation to those
who thought her slow In light air,
li2i "A. M, shamrock leads By over
a quarter 0f a mile.
1903 y, M, Shamrock now leads by
half mile.
i2l5 y. M, Columbia now gaining
rapidly on the Shamrock Both boats
have iihcd. The Columbia II Increasing
her speed, and has now passed tho
Gaiilco. 1879 y. m.-The Columbia
has caught the shamrock and 10 getting
out BY her on Htarboard side. She
seems 20 be going like an express
train,
The fleet OF excursion steamers that
interfercd with Columbia'a calling were
moved from her track and since she
has gained rapidly on shamrock.
Highlands OF Naycsink. 1882 ,. M
The Columbia was nearly quarter OF
a milo ahead OF Shamrock at 1889. The
boats at that time had sailed about
Long Branch, 1859 p. m.--rhc Column
bia has commanding lead and IN
slowly increasing It. Wind freshening
Highlands. l2s5S p. m,-The Columbia
leads the shamrock three minutes past
Mackny Bennett Cable boat, 1851 p.
m.-The boats are nearing the round
ing mark. Columbia about 10 Lengths
ahead.
Gnliiee. 1901 p. m.-The Columbia
leads the shamrock by two minutes
and min. seconds and Is evidently run
ming from her rival. As the wind picRs
up she moves faster.
Asbury Park. 1880 p. m.--columbia 10
leading by big margin, she u now
heading for the stake boat. Her lead
II constantly increasing,
Asbury Park, 1875 D. m.-rhe Asso-
ciated Press boat ~ Tying signal In
dlcatinE that the Columbia Ia stun In
the lead. Fully nifty vessels have come
TO the stake boat
Highlands OF Naveslnk, l'as p, M
The Columbia turned the stake at i.3b
y. m. The Shamrock turned the stake
at liO y. m.
Long Branch. i;A6 y, m.-columbla II
pulling away from Shamrock Both are
atlll on port tack. Wind freshening
from the northeast
Asbury Park. 1853 p. m.-'The Column
bla seems to be standing much better
than the Shamrock, but both boats are
doing remarkably we'll. The Columbia
has apparently gained about half a min
ute since the stake boat was rounded
Highland, 1856 y. m.-lioth boats
have gone about on starboard tack.
Highland. 2;li y. m.-rhe wind has
decrenfvd TO about Ave miles an hour.
Shamrock appeared TO have overtaken
and passed Columbia, Both yachts have
now gone about on starbuard tack.
Very haky on towbOata
2;2b y. m.-ShamrOck sccms 10 have a
good lead over Columbia, as seen when
they went about on port tack
Galllee. e;37 y. m.-shamrook now
standing on port tack Columbia also
on port tack. Columbia IL leading by
"A small margin. Shamrock 10 giving
her nght and their positions may
change al any minute Both making
short tacks and Jockoying. The Column
bia 10 now 20 windward.
Highlands. 2igs y. m. The Columbia