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White Sleeps In Shifting Dresses the
' Newest Wit Creation Buns Away
I‘m the Boat That Basted Valkyrie I].
New Years, July tea—Although Defend-
er and Vigilant sailed for the mud time
under the auspices of the New York Yacht
club in a cup race, the contest was de-
signed to furnish a basis of judgment to
the America's cup committee for the choice
. of the defender in the ultimate interna-
tional races this full. Defender won on
Saturday, and she won again Monday, and
by 0 minutes and 50 seconds unofficial
time.
Defender 6 rtod 20 seconds in vanes
of Vigilant a 11:25:30 a. m., and s 0 tin-
ished over the 80 mile triangular course
at 3:46 p. m. Thus Defcnder's elapsed
time was 4:10:30. Vigilnnt started at
11:20:01 and finisher! at 8:54:48, and her
elapsed time is 4:28:47.
Thus the boats have had to windward
and a beating contest, and they have had
the triangular course, which afforded them
two "finches and one practically inward
run. he data furnished thus to the cup
committee may not determine one or the
other of the boats as a result of tbcso races
to be the choice for the autumn contests.
The results of Saturday and of Monday
are, however, before them, and it is prob-
lematlcal whether any further triul races
of the Vigilant or of any other boots will
.be had against the Defender.
The Offlcial Time.
The following is official time of the yacht
race:
Start—
Dcfoudcr ................................. ll :25 :1!)
Vigilnnt .................................. ll :20 :01
First Buoy-—
Defender ................................. 12 :07 :Ol
Vigilnnt ................................. 12:50:05
Second Buoy—-
Defender ................................. 2:55le
Vigilant ...................... , .......... 2 :'7 :50
Finish~ l
Dofcndcr ...................... .\ ......... 8:45:00
Vigilnnt ................................. ii :5l :48
Elapsed Timo—
Defender ................................. 4:10:11)
\'lgilnnt......... 423147
The second trial that the 1)t‘f|‘flflcl' had
in New York wntcrs against thc Vigilnnt
only furnished more ovidcncc that the
new lxmt is lwttor than the old in light
weather. 'I'hcy sollcd over a triangular
course outside of Sundy Hook and wore
tested in pretty nearly every kind of snile
ing.
They started out before the wind. 13c-
foro they had got half way on tho journey
of the first log of ten rnilcs they wuro
sailing with lhowind m‘or thc qunrtcr.
Before they got to the cud of that first log
they were even more closcly bnnlcd. ()u
the swond lcg of tho thrcc they were
reaching frco ond tacking. and on tho
filial uuglo were nblc to bond to the home
mark with a fairly wcll liflcd shoot.
The rcsult left no doubt as to thc rc~
spcctlvc qualities of tho islets in thc kind
of weather that provuilcd. but that Wcuth-
cr was of the lightest cliurm‘lor. At no
titnc did thc brcl-zo blow hnrdcr tbnn l2
knots an hour, uud it fcll at timcs to us
littlc us four. flu the run out bcforc tho
wind at tho slnrt thc Vigilunt not only
licld her own for n pcriod, but m the cod
of four miles wow. \vcll "boom of thc l).--
fender. - This run “'liri inndc with ~plnno
kcrs sot and drawing. undcr which run
ditlons it is almost unlwrsnlly mun doll
that the Vigiluut is tlull‘ualcst lnvul in tin
world.
She showed those sum.- qunlli liw‘ bcrc its.
wvll us on the Minor side of lln‘ .\llll|lil(‘.
When it l‘uinololln‘ point. bowuwr. whol'r.
bcruusc of u llilll‘ shill in lllo‘ \\ Ind, splu-
nnkcrs bud to ho lmulcd in and booms
hauled inboard in n way. ”in Ill-l'i-mlrr lu-
slunfly shot nhvud. Shc ki'l'i uhcod il‘lll
was now-r nficrwurd on-rhnuh-d during
tlu- l-ntlrc :in milcs, unlcw it might hm'c
bccn during ci-rluiu lxiflc port lnlh of tin-
coursc \vbcn ilu- wind liruplu'li lo lililloit
nothing. In llum- Shill'l'.‘ u did mvcm us
though the \‘lgilmn pickml up u lmlo bit,
but llll' gnin. if any. wus incons'ulcrublo.
Defender Made tile-ally Halos.
'I‘ho run bclwccn the marks alluwri that
tho llcl'cndcr gnincd in ouch of tho thrcc
rough-s, and that is what gocs to runkc up
the opinion of the sharps who witncsscd
tho race. It was cxpcctcd that tho \‘igl.
lnnt Would show up with new soils, but it
turned out that shc only hndtimc to make
u few nltcrutlons in the canvas that she
used on Saturday. ()nc lmprovcmcnt thorn
certainly was in her outfit. That was the
cleaning of her ocntcrixmrd. A diver was
sent down to oxmulno that now cx«wou-
derful piece of yachting architecture Sun-
day, while the inset lay inside of the Sandy
Hook horseshoe.
He found that bit of muchlncry in a
very bad state. It was covcrod with bar-
naclos nud gmss to in. remarkable dogma».
The board was not touched for polishing
purposes when the Yigilnnt was docked
at the Eric lmsln for tho clcnnlng of her
hull because there was not room cnough
to lowor it for examination. it was for
this reason that Mr. Willard sent the diver
down. When the man from below come
up he l't‘IlOl'tfrtl that the unnecessary weight
on that utensil was something extraordi-
nary, and he had a hard Job in clcuning
things up. This linprovomcnt was no
small one. It, together with the change
in the cut of hot soils, mode the bout do
better, without doubt, than she did on
Saturday. Yet the only time she mined
on tho Defender was when she had that
same old champion ccntorbonrd bnulcd up
and of no use whatever.
The Defender appeared just about the
sameasshc showed up in the first race. A
few trifling improvements were made in
certain of her blockwork and o snmll cut
of her cluhtopsall. which really made no
dlflcrcnco in effectiveness except to the
closest observer, and he had to wcnr 41
ton lenses to see it. If any benefit theoret-
ically is to be given to either boat in the
matter of improvement inform, it must
go to the Vigilant. Therefore the better
showing made by the Defender is all the
more to help her credit.
Vigilant Makes a Protest.
The Vigilant met with something of e
mishap at the start for the reason that a
small sloop get in her way. She was com-
ln down for the line from the upper po-
ltlon when she discovered that this selfish
obstruction was in her path. She was on
the starboard tack when the Defender was
still on the port. The Defender came
around just before the line was reached,
but refused to give way to the older host,-
who, becameshe was on the starboard
tank. “the t of way. It looked for
e
m {N Wayne Country club.
spinnakere were hauled in
Mumoaheemendfromthattimeshe
made ing but time. She was helped
on the start of this new movement by the
fact that the wind hauled somewhat aft.
No onlooker could discover anything else
than that fact.
The moment Vigilant became a point
nearer the wind she began to fall off.
Within the space of a mile from the time
that the splnnnkors wcro hauled down the
Defender was a good sixteenth of a mile
ahead.
A BURGLAR FOILED.
Wetshnan’e
Desperate Struggle ln‘e Store
With a Thief.
Pmunxnrmafluly BIL—Timothy Roi»
inson (colored), aged 20' years, made a
murderous assault upon Oliver S. liumes
a salesman for Henry C. Ewing, decorator,
1208 Chestnut otrcot, his motive being
robbery. Robinson was a porter in Mr.
Ewing's ostahllsinucnt. A man passing
Ewing's store was startled at sccing the
bloody face of Homes through the plate
glass door, which was locked. Summon-
ing help, the man broke the glass and
loomed from Iiurncs the story of the as-
sault.‘
It is his duty to opcn‘ the store and out-
line the work of the other employees. Mon-
day morning, whilu ho was in the office,
Robinson, armed with a shovel, crept up
behind him and struck him repeatedly
about the hcndund body with the weapon.
When liumcs immune unconscious, Robin-
son took his kcys and om-mptcd to open
the safe, which contained considerable
cash.
In his basic the would be robber broke
the key in thulock. Foilcdiu his attempt
to scours moucy, be made his cscupc from
the building, lcuving his blccdiug victim
unconscious on the floor. Humcs is in the
hospital, whcro the physicians pronounce
his injurics serious. Mr. Ewing's rosi-
dcncc, whore linmc slept, was also run-
sucked from top to bottom.
FOUND NO POISON.
Yet Mrs. Spiny ls Charged by the firmed
Jury “'ith Murder.
Mormonism; Ala, July iii—The coro-
ner’s jury in tin-.-u.~u~of Mrs. Mary Spivoy,
charged with poisoning hcr husband, rc‘
cclvcd tho rolport of thc stutc chemist to
the stoic. It was to tho oiicct that. no
trooce~ of morphine could be found in the
stomach.
Ho stutcd, howcvcr. that it did not fol-
low thnt poison was not tnkcu. The body
had been cmbnlnicd, und hc clicd authori-
tics to show that. certain ngcnolcs such
as arc found in cmbulming fluids are of-
ten fund to sncccssful dctmrion of poison.
Thi- jury rclurucd u vcrdiot that. tho.
dcuth of the dvccnsmi was muscd by on
m'crdos‘c of poison udmiuisln-rcd or (alumni
to be mlmlnistcrod at illt' hands of his
“‘lil‘.
THE CARPET WEAVE RS.
They Seem to lie “'lnnlng In Their Phila-
delphia Strike.
Pun..\nrrrm \. .iuly ‘3:i.—.-\t the cod of
thc crucinl day in tho strikcof tho ingrnin
curpct wcuvcrs lb.- alfllllhlnll rcmuins un—
chnngcd. 'l‘hc xnunufucturcrs curried out.
their illlililllllf'l‘fllmli by throwing upon tho
mills for such as chomc lnwnri. at the old
scalc until llvc. l, “'ill‘ll tho incrn-nsc do.
mondl-d Wulllll b.- gruntcd. Duly ll strik.
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(in tho oillcr bond. nun mill—{hut of
Archibald liHlllll‘~-—~<‘llllllll}'lllt1 L’I “'I‘EIV‘
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ltrutnllty In English Elections.
I,n\lui\, .luly 'Jil-w'i'lll‘ Hmudnrd this
morning prinhu ll'ill‘l‘lll'illil‘ll "An Allied"
icon View of lb.» I‘lll't‘iinil.” .~ignml .lonib
(lulu. cumlucntlng on lin' brulnlliy of the
ulcriion mob, lll‘ says that in» has rn-ud
with growing {lllllI/A'llll‘iil and disgust tho
formidnblc li~t of nasunll.‘ upon Worm-n
publishcd llnily. and bus. nol known which
to udmlrc most—rthc dastardly brutality of
tho iindlcnls. who commit thcm, or the
cowardly supim-ncss of thc rciu'tionurics,
who ullow lhcrn to bc mudc. llc concludlu,
“In Ann-rich. llmuk God, such things
would be limmssiblc."
Cepsieed the lioat.
LITTLE Runs, N. Y., July iii—James
Barry, Lyman You Allcn and Charles
Kclsor, cmployws nt Victor .«\llcn's cot-
tage, Fourth lnkc. Fulton chain, went
rowing. (mo of the men in changing his
position copsizml thc boat. Van Allen and
Kolscr worn rein-uni in nu cxhnuslcd con-
dition, but Barry was drowncd.
liedoulns lieslege a Town.
linuux, .luly 2:l.—.\. dispatch to The
Vosslsche chtung from 'i‘uuglors reports
that the situation ncnr Salli. Morocco,
whom a (icrnuin nmucd lii'iokstrnth was
murdered, in oxtrcmcly critical. The
town is bcsicgml with robcllious Bedouin
tribes. The governor has distributed rifles
among thc Europcau rcsldcnts.
Two Domestic Tragedies.
Cincra'nn'n, July :2:i.-—-Frcdorick Hol-
lowcll was fatally shot by David Huston.
Both am well known farmers. Sidney
Williams was fatally stabbed by John El-
lis. Tho lnttcr was beating his wife,
whereupon Williams interfered, Mrs. El-
lis being a sister of Williams.
lousy Is All Counted.
Pmmnsmuun, July 93.-——Thc counting
of the bullion in the United States mint
in this city was finished, and everything
having been found correct Superintendent
Krolz will glvo a final receipt to ex-Supcr-
lntcndent Townsend. '
Na Strike 1n l’rovldence.
Pnovrnmics, July lid—Twenty italinn
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Olneyvilic, last Friday. resumed Work at
the old rate of wages. There is no present
indication of f urthor trouble.
lei! From a Wharf and Wes Drowned.
Pennant), Mn. July lid—Harry J.
Patterson of lilddoford, 40 years old, while
sitting on the wharf at Goose rock, was
stricken with a shock, fell into the water
and was drowned.
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