New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
PLEASED WITH YACHT.
NozU at NezC- -R0chelIe-MesSrS. Ise-
lin and Kane Gratifed.

The cup defender. Reliance. lay quietly as
anchor at New-Rochelle yesterday. She lefc
Newport Thursday morning at IL O'CLOCK anu
reached the home town OF her managing oWneIs
c. oliver IseIin. yesterday morning at ocLoeS
without mishap Her arrival was most un-
ostentatious Mr.. Iselin brought her INTO New
Rochelle Harbor before most OF the local yaehtS-
men were out of their bunks- and therefore shs
received no formal grezJfng- The yacht Is now
rnoored at the old Defender anchorage. of Alb
View. the yachtsman's home here. where sh9
will remain for couple Of weeks.
The Reliance with Mr.. Iselin, Captain Wooo-
bury Kane Newbury ThOrne and Dr. Monahat
aboard. came down the Sound from NeNpo C., -
a spanking southwest breeze. reachihs - -
Cove about 3 O'Clock yesterday morning Shs
was followed by the tender sunbeam anu "
hind the Sunbeam came the ConstltutI1l. J S,.
ror MI Belmout's country home at Glen cove
The Reliance put in at Glen Cove. ana ~ cary u
the morning was towed down the SOUND 20 ESe~-
Rochelle where she picked mp her rno9rlns -
- oo, Mr. Iseli1 and his friends wen7
aboard a launch and were taken 20 Al -
Thev remained ashore until O'CLOCK IN tns
Mr Isein said that the trip from Newpors
was a pleasant one. and thaI hlS Ai4~l--9 49,
himself enjoyed il very much- +, -. = n
o,cIock" said he, under our Ow4l san. ana pro
ceeded TO the Race. A good southwest ors@1 -.
ITss blowing In the Race the Reliance was
tsxen in tow by the Sunbeam and was toWed 20
90 Cove We left Glen Cove about . o'clock
and reached Premium Point and picAed uP '-N
buoy about hour later IT,.
on board the Reliance the white clad sailors
snent the day polishing the decks ana 0rass
ratings and looking over and arranging -
details OF the rigging. Captain Barr ven.
ashore and the mates were IN cfldfse LilOsL -
the day The yacht had all her sans houSeu.
and many people who visited the pay 70 -
her spread her big 1880 feet or canvas NeEs
disappointed All they could see or the yaSns
as she bobbed up and down at anchor vas n.
high mast the most marvellous that mas 49,
been seen in the New-Rochelle HarOOr, anu heT
bare poles and shrouds -. ~
Among those who visited the bay were hr.
IsaIin's nephevs. the Sons OF his brothers, Acrl-
an ana Columbus O'D Iselin- They Nens
aboard the sunbeam with Mr. Isehns own
cb51dren and managed 10 get some very good
1i-t,,ras ~ the Reliance. as the Sunbeam was
T1uch steadier than the small boats am
launches which came out with other photoSra-
Mr. IseIin said to-day that while the Relianes
is r1oorad at New Rochelle he would prOoahiy
TolIovv the plan adopted in other years of racing
on alternate days. TO give the crew time 10 rese
ana clean up. II the weather permits the te-
Iis-,ca vyTu uroha bly, go out for a brush up the
Sound to-day. and on Sunday she wlH lie on
Tav--RocheIIe at her moOring. and the sailors
win have an opportunity 10 go ashore and ses
Can+ain Woodbury. Kane. when seen on shoTs
during the morning. said We had a very good
trip from Newport. ard Lhe yac1t t oeh1Hea
spIendidly, in fact. she has done well ever since
- has been under sail We are all very
pleased with her. That can be said without tear
~ contradiction IN any quarter. don't Know
INST when We shall 90 out for sail. but ceT-
tsfnlv not in such blow as this. When is
r1oderates Mr. Iselin viii probably try he's
again