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.. sudsvoininswltihtssntioyoniormosissucs. 'f'iiiseislsnt
’ we mwnrsswmw.
inventor sees are badly om
stripping ”Valkyrie of her racing rig and
preparing her for a trip back to England.
st vet-ii
There will not be another DefonderNulr
kyrlc race. Notwithstanding the attempt
clubs and individuals to bring about an-
othor meeting between those racing mu»
shines, although purses, cups and yacht-
ing honors have been odor-ed. nothing
pmbsbly will come of it all.
Loni Dani-even was seen and asked those
questions: ‘
“Will you race Valkyrie this your or in
this country again?”
"No," replied his lordship.
“Will you unnke another effort to win
the Amer-id’s cup?”
”No."
“Do you intend to return to England
today. as has been reported?”
”No, I cannot say exactly when I shall
return to‘Enginnd, but in all probability
I will start at up early date." .
The following telegram was sent to Gen-
eral Charles H. Taylor by C. Oliver Iso—
iiu, who represents the syndicate that
owns the yacht l)efohder:
“Many thanks for generous offer. I
must decline at present to sell Valkyrie."
The Globe's yachting representative in
New York. telegraphed the following to
General Taylor:
“Mr. Kcrscy hos telephoned me that the
Valkyrie is being disinunticd. and that
Lord Duuruvcn has made no formal reply
to your proposition of yesterday. "
Mr. Isoliu, in an interview, was asked:
”Have you received a proposition from
General Charles H. Taylor of Boston to
soil it nuitcb race with Volkyrio Ill off
Murblohcntl for it $5,000 international
challenge cunt”
“No, I have not, " he responded.
“Would you entertain such it proposi-
tion?”
“No."
“Will you race with Valkyrie Ill again?"
Is No. 7 9
Mr. Isclin's tone as ho uttered the word
showed cli-uriyibut ho mount it.
H. Maithuul Kcrsoy, who was soon at
the office of the White Star steamship
line, discussed the latest phase of the situ-
lion.
“Of course I have read of Honor-a1 Toy-
Ior's generous otter," he said. "I may as
Well say. however. that the owners of Val-
kyrie [II have decided not to mes her
again in America. It is certainly pleasing
to us that such on offer should bnvo been
rmule, and by such u man as Gcncrui 'l‘ny-
lor, but tho prowsal reanuot lu- enter-
:ulucd. "
“Is the determination not to again roco
ilm Valkyrie I” here lluul, no matter
what induccmcnts may he oil'crcd?”
" it is final. Lord llunruvou will posi~
livciyuut soil tho bout again in Ann-riwm
wnlcrs. You may state that authorita-
lively."
Mr. Kcrsvyulso said that tho \‘ulkyrio's
mils would be shipped to l‘owvs. lior
spurs will follow later.
it wus the general opinion about the
Now York Yill‘lli. club‘s quarters today
that lbc racing will: Valkyrie won at no
cud in splto of the offers of u cup for is
special mulch.
CHOLERA ON A CRUISER.
l-‘ivo Cross- and One Death on the [lulled
States Ste-mer- Ileuningtou.
SA); FliAh'lElN‘i‘. Sept. i-i.—ilr. Ituppert
Blur. of the Murillo iluspitul service in
this city bus rcrvivml a letter from his
brother, who is on cnsigu on board of the
United States slcmm-r licnulngiou. stut-
iug ihcro hurl lii't‘ll five cases of cholera
among tho crew of tho lieunington. ()ne
dculb resulted.
The Sun Francisco board of health has
declared llouululu an infected port. The
local quorunliuc ulllccr bus been discount
to place all vessels from Honolulu in quor-
uminc uml kccp ihcau until the ship is
roloniuul by tho litml‘if.
Advices from Honolulu soy: There was
it good (hurl of um-usiucss when the sailor
on tho licuningtun bccumn oil‘ci-tcil, itilll
that ulnuu I'iilih‘t‘il many in helium lbu disv
i'ilrll' \vnuhl spread in the Whites. and many
families hurriedly pncki-d their belongings
and ilml in tho beach. a low mllcs from
town, likewise n largo nuiubor going to
the outside districts. So many took od-
vumugo of this that the board of health
issued on order forbidding any connection
with the «utter districts. on one being ul-
lowml to leave town without it pass lrom
the hcollh uuilmrith-s. All the houses
along the Nuuuuu stream huvo lif'i‘ll con—
domuod and lllll‘lli'fl and tho stream thorv
oughly disinfected mi wvll as tho harbor.
The lichnlugluu was thoroughly disin-
fccicd. and tho ship Went to sun the day
after tho sailor died. The Vcssul is now
nucbormi milsidu the harbor. whom she
has been for scvcrul iluye, iogcibor with
the Olympic and uovrrul of tho iulcrisluml
llccl. 'l'hurc bus been no connection with
tho other lslumls slow the ilret outbreak.
thopcoplo refusing in rmuw instances to
receive lhc mull. There is now u serious
qiwstlou confronting tliu pvoplu thorn.
Moots and lprovisiouu urn wry Ki‘itri‘i‘. and
ntono plum flour and riconmsoiliugut
Oil per burrol and such.
The Temple ("up lies-Isis.
Wmumrrov. Sept. ivi.-~'i‘bo question
having boon roisod wbcthcr tho Now York
llitsoiuiil club. which now holds the Tom-
pic cup, shimid defend it against this sort-
riou'ii champions. President Young only
miitml ihc limiter to the League clubs for
their decision. lio rocolvvd their votes.
and it was decimal by a majority of them
that the Temple cup sorics should be
played by tho clubs holding first and sec-
omi piano at the slow of the summit.
rest-int Accident to s Lineman.
hammers", I’m, Sept. 1 i.-—-.iimso Shrink,
s lineman of the Edison Electric illumi—
nating company, came in “contact with a
heavily charged oimmic light wire and
was buried from the top of n so foot pols
toths brick pavement below. sustaining
horrible burns and it fracture of the skull,
besides other severe injuries. His death
is momentarily osmotod.
trees in Hospital Prom Debt.
. Aus'rmumu. X. Y., Hopi. ii.—lienerni
Stephen Houdini. tho millionnlro carpet
manufacturer. has named turmythe en-
tire indebtedness of the Amsiuniaru City
hospital. amounting to 05.200.
Dressmakers liurneri.
ALHA‘SY. Hopi. iiwliy on explmlon of
an oil stovetwodrmsmnimrs‘ helpers, Nair
tio Anderson and Mamie You Riser-it.
were seriously immcil.
mmLssm-a I sinuous.
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