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New You. Bent. 5.--liverything is
ready for the cup races. The boats are
tuned up to the last notch. and new the
arrangements between the Earl of Don.
raven and the America's cup committee
have beeh completed.
At the last session of the committee
only one thing of importance was done, so
far as the-public is concerned. That was
to leave out Sunday as one of the inter-
vening days between races. 1 Therefore.
while the first race of the best three out
of five match will take place on Saturday
next. the second will not take place until
Tuesday.
The other dates settled upon by the
committee for racing purposes are, the
12th, 14th and 17th. presuming that four
or five races will be found necessary
After the meeting ex- Commodore
Smith announced that Mr. Latham A.
Fish, owner of the schooner yacht Gray-
ling and one of the America’s cup com-
mittec, would represent the New York
Yacht club on the Valkyrie during the
races. It might be mentioned incidental.
iy that Captain Terry of the Grayllng is
Hank Hall’s right hand man on the Do
fender.
The English yacht will be represented
on the Defender in the first and second
races by Mr. David Henderson of the An-
choriine of steauicrs, and in the third,
fourth and fifth, if there be so many, by
Mr. B. Duryca. Both of these gentlemen
are members of the New York Yacht
club. Mr. Duryco is the owner of the fast
sloop Vaqucro.
Below will be found the articles of
agreement entered into on board the
steamer City of Bridgeport, the tender of
Valkyrie III, at the Eric basin, South
Brooklyn, between the Earl of Dunrnven,
acting for the Valkyrie, and cx‘Commo
dore James D. Smith, chairman of the,
America’s cup committee.
The details chiefly refer to matters that
have been long agreed upon and wore in
force during the Vigilant-Valkyrie II. race
in 1893. The only striking features of
the document are that the committee,
while new g the Sandy Hook iightshlp
as the gene lly understood starting point,
reserves the right to start the racers from
any point which, in its judgment, may
seem to be. from weather conditions pre-
vailing, a desirable location
This may mean that the committee will
send the boats off from the Scotland light-
ship or send them out from theses. beyond
the Sandy Hook ship. The committee
specifics that it will put the ramrs on
their journey to windward as ncarlyns
possible in either sort of course, whether
i. , miles each way or over the triangle of
ten miles to tho log. N
The Articles of Agreement.
Number of Rowan—The matth shall be
decided by the winning of three out of
five races.
Gunmen—Starting from Sandy Haul:
iightsbip; first men, to windward or 10121
word and return; mound rave, equilateral
trinnulc; third row. to windward or ice-
ward and l'i‘Tlli‘ll; fourth raw, equilateral
triangle; fifth rnro. tuwindwnrd or loo.
ward and ruturn. ’i'ln- starting “111- and
compass hearings to be nunounrmlus early
as pr111-.tic.-1bl1'. in vwry 1-i1s11 11111 course
from the starting lino to in: laid to wind-
Wnrd if po<<iblc from tho Sandy Hook
lightsblp. in case the course ns required
by tli1-<1~1-.inditloiis cannot be made out
frmn’fiundy llnok lightsbip tln- regatta
commim-o may prorido sumo other suita-
that
led
111.1. rules sate fiesta new
water tanks. her anchor and cabieis
waived.‘
If either yacht, by alteration of trim or
immersion by dead weight, increases her
L. W. 1... length or in anywayinoresses
her spar length as officially taken she
must obtain a remmsurement by special
appointment before the next race. or fail-
ing this must report the alteration to the
ensure:- at the clubhouse at to 5. .
0 day before the race following eh sl-
teration and must arrange with him for
measurement. and, if required, bein the
Erie basin by 7 o'clock a. m. of the day of
said race and there remain until 8 o 'clock
p. m. if necessary, for the purpose of re-
measurement.
If either yacht decreases her measure-
ments or tool”? length in any way in on
dcr to profit t ruby in time ei once in
any race she must obtain a ure-
ment by special appointment before such
race or notify the measurer and be at his
dispositicp. as above described. Apnoea-
urement taken provided above, shall
be final and not subject to protest by either
'party. In the event of the messurer being
unable to obtain a measurement which be
oonsldhrs accurate before a race, a mea-
surement shall be taken as soon as possi-
ble after the race.
/ James D. Sumt,
Chairman America's Cup Committee.
TOWA lNVlNCIBLE.
The Battleahlp's Armor Will Keep Out the
Biggest Projectiles.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.—’l‘hc battleship
Iowa will keep out the projectiles of the
best 12 inch gun afloat. That was the
concl also drawn from one of the most
impo ant tests ever made at the govern-
ment proving grounds at Indian Head.
Since the equipment of modern battle-
ships with hcnvy armor there has been in
certain quarters a question as to whether
the framework of ships so armored could
resist the crushing force of n blow from
one of the big guns, even though the or-
rnor itself was capable of keeping the pro-
jectile out. Hitherto all tests of armor
have been made against the unyielding
wooden butts. Wednesday the United
States, for the first time since the use of
modern guns and modern armor, began
experiments to determine the actual strain
and injury to which n battleship Would be
subjected if struck by a projectile.
For that purpose a side armor plate of
the battleship lo a, new building at the
Cramps yards in¥hiladclphia, was fitted
up—nn actual reproduction of a section
of the ship. It consisted of the inner and
under bottoms of flve-clghths inch steel,
forming compartments with lateral steel
bulkheads four feet apart. Outside the
outer bottom was the skin of] flve-cighths
steel, and between this and the H inch
armor plate were 10 inches of sold oak
backing. Above was the projection deck
and below the main deck, the whole being
backed above and below by oak of the es-
tfmutcd strength of the protection and
main decks. The plate itself was 16 by‘
734 foot, 14 inches thick at the top and
sloping toward the bottom to a thickness
of '1' inches.
In addition to the important nature of
the test, from the standpoint of the strain
to which it subjected the frame of the vcs«
so], it had other features which made it
particularly interesting from a naval point
of view. The plate was what is known as
the Cnrncgio double forged pinto—that is,
it was forged ln-foro and uftor carbonize-
tion and was the first service pinto sub-
jected to the ballistic tests.
The importance of tho test was of such
interest that Secretary Herbert llilllsvlf
Wont down tho river to witness it, and
thcrcwcru more than the usual number
bio starting point. and in this rose tho
prcpnrmory signal will ho given about
half an hour l1it1-r than the film: ilillllL‘il
before starting from tlw lightship.
lmngth of Unursrs. --"lbo (nurses shall
be 113 no 11111 as possible ‘30 nautical inll1s
in l1,~ng.lt i
plan. —’I‘ho starting signal shall be
given at ll n. In , and this time shall not
be chanttod oxcupt as follows:
Flush—By Uli‘ i'cgnttn committee, as do-
scribcd in a preceding paragraph for
changing the starting 1mint.
5coond.—-liy the regatta committee in
case of fog.
Third—in case both yachts consent to
a postxmiicmcnt, in which case the regatta
committee shall determine the time of the
start
Fourth. —-In case of 111 cidont as herein
after provided, the preparatory signal
shall be given ton minutes before the
starting signal, and in case of change of
time of start n preliminary signal shall be
given l5 minutes before the prctmrntory.
At the starting signal a yacht inny cross
the line. Tim exact time at which n yncht
cmsscs the line during the succrxnling two
minutes to be taken as her start and the
end of that period as the start of one cross-
ing nitcr its expiration. if a ruse is not
sturtcd at; lzliil p. ill., the regatta commit-
tee shall have the poster to declare the
race postponi-d for that day, but no race
shall be stnrtcd after 3 p. m.
The Time and Measuring.
Any race in which the elapsed time of
the yacht finishing first exceeds six hours
shall not count and must be rosuilul.
L. W. L. Length—«Tho challenger inw-
ing named so foot L. W. 1.. length, the
condition of 1893, limiting any excess to
2 per cent thereof, is covered by the con-
dition limiting singlo nmatod vessels to 90
foot 1.. W. i... as expressed in the deed of
g.ift
Tinic Launch, Measurement, Etc. ——The
system of measurement. time launch, cm-
brnclng rub-s at present in force in the
New York Yacht club, shall govern the
races except as hereinafter modified, and
with the proviso that any excess of L. W
L. length over 89 foot shall be counted
double in calculating the racing length
for time allowance.
Date of Races—Tho first men shall be
sailed on Sept. 7. One day shall intervene
between each racing day unless changed
by agreement. A race of one kind shall
be repeated until finished.
Accidents—Jo case soi‘ious accident oc-
curs to either vessel prior to the prepara-
tory sigpai she shall have sufficient time
to effect repairs before being required to
start, or, if such accident occurs during a
race, before being required to start in the
next race.
The America' a cup cinnmittee name as
the representative of the New York Yacht
club the yacht Defender.
A referee shall be selected only in case
some question demands his services.
llanusi poster only shall he used for
, tion bureaus.
i brown prismatic
of oillcors from tbcordnuncoiunl construc-
’l'hc shots were fin-d at 2130
yards at rignt angles to tho pinto to sccuro
the normal impact. The first was a 500
pound (.‘nrpcntcr projectile from n 10 inch
gun, driven by iii) pounds of llnpont‘s
powder. it struck the
plate with n vulmlty of 1,482 foot per sco-
end. or with on nvorngo of T 1! 1,0111) foot
pounds. ’l‘bo projectile was driven into the
plate about six inches, and not 11 single
injury to the bucking was discovered after
a careful examination, save the sliccring
of nine bolts connecting the protection
dock with the armor. This was not con-
sidered serious, and mormvcr it was ex-
plnincd that in n battleship this would be
a metallic joint and not 11 bolted one. The
other shots fnUed to injure the plate, and
the test was considered highly satisfactory.
Knights of Malta Elect Officers.
Hannissunu. Sept. 5.-——Thu election of
ofllccrs for the chapter general of the
Knights of St. John and Malta was char-
acterized by a bitter fight between the ad-
ministration and nutiadminlstrntion pur-
tics. The lnttcr wns victorious. ll. M.
J. lieu of Philadelphia was elected grand
coiimuindor and W. ii. linckct of lirook-
lyn right eminent commnndcr.
Inquest In the Roiulorph Case.
Lyons, N. Y., Sept. 5,—1‘I11- funeral of
Miss Mary llu-isdorpb, the young woman
found in Block brook, cost of this villngo.
1111 Monday, was bold fr1nn tho Methodist
Episcopal church in Junius. There was a
large nttennncu, and considerable feeling
was expressed in regard to the case. No
verdict was given out.
Henry D. Benders Sent to Auburn.
Moss, N. Y., Sept. 5.—chry l). Snu-
dors, cx-clcrk of the village of Palmyra,
has been sent to Auburn prison for two
years and six months for gmnd hirccny in
the second degree, the offenso being the
stealing of over $600 of the village funds
in some ranging from 50 cents to $125 in
two years.
Scientists Adjourn.
Sriumzristn, Muss. Hopt. s. —- The
final meeting of the American Association
For the Advancement of Science was hold,
when resolutions of thanks for the hospi-
tality accorded to them were adopted. The
meeting adjourned to be called next year
on the fourth Monday in August in Bur-
folo.
Bicycle Races at Rochester.
Rocassrau, Sept. l5.——At the national
circuit meet held here the Rochester Ath-
letic club's excellent racing was furnished“_
by the riders of each of the three classes.
In the mile professional John S. Johnson
was beaten by danger and O’Connor.
Ihet m. Wire and we.
Dacron, Sept. ti. —-ln a drunken frensy
Prank Meelfochrsn fatally shot his wife
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