Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

when the crew had rubbed away every
mlrring spot from stem Co stern and
made the dngka ne neat us % Dutch
nuuHrWtto.H Kitchen tho same Scotch
OuHsfN unce Of the sabbath prevailed on
board the magnificent prevailed
iOr ,yviy one cave the owner.
Sir Thomas J. Upton tries 20 refrain
| from work ON sunday but he failed
every hour, The spirit ui work seems
To- haN, been born ln tho man IL Do,
Nn absolute necessity to him. He eau
not outDr into pleasure or tpurt unl"ra
he wurkr Daily labor made him hi3
gioat fortune and vuunlgd him 60 chal-
lengy fur the Americas cup. Il has
become hlu recreation.
You cannot Imagine how much work
there De- attached Go this business hr
rald Goo the Journal correspondent who
cat with him in the ErInH music room.
"lt ls vnurmuus. I have tried To- cut
loose from all hualnps, Boo London ani
devote my time 90 lifuug that cup. lui
$50 mean 10 have 10, but they persist In
reaching me by cable, ana there Do no
rest fur q busy man.
Then b, ygcu-od himself FOR half an
hour aud plunged into bile onice-ihr
Erin has a business den ON bpard-uud
there with Mt Barrie. hla American
representative. ANA two s"grctarirs a
score OF prvasiug unuirv were settled.
having been relieved temporarily ha
emerged on deck. lie was dressed in
white flannel trousers with white shoes.
blue coat aud % yachting cap with blue
band and white top, tie leaned over
the port rail and looked ut the graceful
green racer lying near By.
Just then biz hurhur tug the Coz
lumblu. passed hy with u oheDring. cX-
uburuut crowd on board, 4 banner pru-
claimed thom m'Whgrs or the Louis
Fricke association They cheorgi tine
Shamrock: they shouted Tor Upton and
mndc us great a din ~ possible,
YOU'RE AN right LiptOu,' came
across the water boo steuturiau tones.
That's what touches me- said Sir
Thomas, 'lt o. worth moro than
formal greetings ANA stlltod functions.
II ls genuine welcome and straight
OF people who form the backbone uf
uatuu-thp great mass that speaks
horosuy and fory.hly.
Take on your caps, gentlemen, ana
wave an answer 20 their hearty good
Ch,ei.'
Al ala -. and the members Of the
Louis Ftlcko association received the
upprcclutiyo thanks OF Sir Thomas Lip
ton, who not only waved his cap, but
drew his handkerchief ana gave 70 nut
trriug answer Co the prolonged cheer
lnE.
Down near the Shamrock was another
excursion boat luudcu 90 the guards
with % thronr that was milking great
demonstration over The challenger
Look at thut' exclaimed Sir
Thomas. lie put marine glass 10 hI1
eyes and laughed no the Sight or "a much
tipped over excursion steamer, black
with people and Hpotted with white
nuttcr'nr handkerchief. over the wat
cr came tho echoes of band.
Listen TO that music" said Sir
Thomas. As the oNcuraiun steamer
came nearer the strains uf Dear Little
Shamrock" could Boo distinguished aud
then Come Rack tp Erin" Alongside
the Erin the band struck up 'NuuN
Meier Come Back AgBlu.'
you Americans hns better save that
tune until after the races. flll the
the cup away with uH, you can play ~
In saduons. for that viii be your last
sight OF the cup"
The cxCursionlstB were cheering trr-
mendously as thoy recognized Upton
leaning over the rGil Of the bridge deck.
"Hurrnh for Upton You're q bully
good fellow" You're all right, old