The evening world. [volume], August 20, 1895, NIGHT EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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H-7 j, TIIK WORLD: TUESDAY KVKMiNG, AUGUST 21), I8!). I
b dent from the appearance of the foim-
E' lnS whlt jcapsi whjch began to dot the
K, surface ot the ocean In every direction.
v Two schooners had followed th
El racers to leeward, up to this point,
E'' while tho remainder of the fleet formed
K long procession, well to leeward.
E In the brisk breeze the big single-
K stickers began to leavo the small craft
H: behind, and at 12.10 they wero far In the
H lead of everything but the fastest steam
K, yachts artel ona or two tugs.
Hr- Ily this time Defender felt the rflect
Hr , of the Increased wind, which had struck
HT Vigilant llrnt. and began to oerhaul
R her rival. She had apparently made up
KS tho greater part of tho distance lost at
Hfc tho start and wan clearly occuplng a
Ht good berth to windward.
K Vlgllant's baby topsail did not revm
E- to be of any benrtlt, for It was con
E tlnually shaking Tho courso of the
K yachti on this tack was almost due
K, At 121"i the wind wai still Increasing
f and both the Users felt Its rITect. It
K mint havo been blowing at about flftpeu
Bt knots out whero tho acht were, and
Kr both heeled an ay ov?r to leeward as
K1 they held on the long tack.
L Defender More 1eatherl-r,
K Defender stood up better than lgl-
HL Jnnt, nnd continued to gain.
R At 1216 Defender's bowsprit m-r-
Hf lapped the boom of Vlgllant's mainsail,
Bf ' seen from the Highlands. At I- Ik
E' Vlgltint went about on port tack and
K headed for the shore. It looked at first
K- as If she would cross Defender's bo,
K; but the new Het reahofT kept right on
Hp nd cro-sed tho hows of Vigilant, show-
H) ing a lead of at least five or six lengtns.
kT Dcfemler would not spill tarks with
F- Vigilant, but at 12140 went about on
H port tack and hetded west.
Ui Defender by this manoeuvre demnn-
Hr strated her ast superiority over Vlgl-
H lant In a fairly good breeze, where wlnd-
Hf ward work Is roncerned. 8he had
K' gained nearly two minutes on Vigilant
H rlnco tlw start, and, besides footing
B faster than the old champion, had
H,' easily beaten her out In the wtndnard
Hfii Capt.Barr evidently did not want to
ff' be handicapped by his hahy Jlbtopsall.
HWi for he hustled It In at 1215, as soon a
Htf, Vigilant had filled away nn port tack
KAl The racers wero then headed directlv
BjJT for the coast at Seabrlght, and as th"v
KuK came H was seen more clearly than
HfjY ever that Definder was slowly but
B; surely increasing her windward gains
K At 1230 the achts wero within three
B ; miles of tho bench, still on port tack,
K ' Defender was leading by fully an eighth
Ha , of a mile. In addition to her wide berth
KM- . to windward. "Vigilant seemed to be
Kl ! steadily losing ground, although tho
HE - wind held strong from the southwest.
E' Defender's Flno Wlndrrnrd Work.
HM , ; It was evident that Defender was do.
Hv ing even better than on her starboard
ff ', tack. The yachting sharps nodded their
E ,i, heads wisely, and said that Opt. Haft
Hi.. :. was now letting the public see somo of
He" the fine points of tho new model.
Hi' ,' The jachts were still heading Inshora
HE; at 12.4'. and Defender was seen to be
Hr; ', between halt and three-Quarters of a
Hfj mile ahead of Vigilant. She also had a
K. v big windward advantage.
Hj ' Defender was followed by all the
V steam flotilla, which had caught up with
Hr ,' the racers on tho long tack, and at 12 50,
Hi' ' when she was within three miles from
Hp : shore, they forgod ahead to tho south-
H fc'' ward is If to anticipate a starboard
Jif' tack. The wind seemed to bo going
H,; ! donn again, and the sky to the cast
Hr -, and south became overcast.
Hr. Both jachts hud slackened their speed
Wt, j and seemed to bo moving very slowly.
K, I If anything, this favored Defender, for
H p she was apparently Increasing her lead
Hr;. t Ml the time, nnd tint a the lM-glnnlug of
Hi ' the port tack had gained more thnn a
H. ; inlnutu over Vigilant.
Hf'. t? Tho jachts were nearly a mile apart.
K, The stakeboat had been sent ahead
H' ' and anchored about live miles ofT shore
Hr fium North Lung llrancli. The ut-
B.," . niosiihero was so clear that as tho laierx
H ) neared the beach the crews of each
H acfit could be seen with the ordinal)
H': ' Held glass stretched on deck along the
Hs i nluduartl rail.
H ? Iho big whlto steam jacht Sagamore,
Ht' t which went on ahead ut the lacers, hove
H t' too alongside a small tug which na
il ' anchored oft Monmouth Hoach
I,1 U 'i'hls v&h taken to ba tho stake boat,
und nt 1.05 Defender was holding dl
B - lectly towards It, not half a mile awn).
B h Uefenalrr Hounds Ahead.
B j' At 1 u3 SO Defender rounded Ihn stake
B. $ boat at the outer mark, leaving It on
Bf C, the starboard side, and stalled on the
B?j homi stretch.
B4fc Vigilant rounded at tho mark at
mil i-H".
WitS At the same time Defender broke out
BL'ffc her spinnaker to port. Bhu sinned to
B'5 make a terrible botch of It at llrt, for
f 1Ih big sail tilled with nlnd and ua
' tarried nearly u-) to the topmast.
B'lf Something seemf 1 to be the mattoi
H with ih sheets. A few moments aftei
H i wards tn crew had secured tho big e ill
BfilF "'"d '"J haul-l u aon to tie im,
jp where It wms under iruirol.
Bfjb Vigilant, after rounding thu sl.ilif-
Wf boat, hroke out her jpiinakar to snr-
B i-oird. with her mulns.ill doom to port,
Kltf J"'1 the reverse of Doiender.
H?p Itotli Crondeil nn Sail,
v' At 12.22 Vigilant set her Inlloou j b.
topsail nsullng down her Jll ,ind sn
sil. Defender at U i follow id the , 1
rtinple of Vigilant an I nt her big bil-
Vt loon jib-topi all
BsTM The two big fivers were now will
K fK tralghtenl out on their couise to tin
', lightuhlp and Defondir was cei-n to In
i '""J a rnl1" l" tno ''d ' Vigilant
WrW uring to tho mishap 111 sutlng Ik.
fifi loader's spinnaker, liowever, slio had
Bi vldmi lot some ground and Vigilant
Bn. 'ad cut down the had which hir ilval
j'S h'd when the outir maik was reached,
K lofon3r's b'g sails looiird much
BUS eloaner than those of Vigilant, and tlie
B!V- bg canvas billows gllstene I In the 1'gnt
Br'l" Jloth spinnaker and lulloon Jllitop-i.i 1
Kl on Ig lant were of a dark blown tint
iVh ,f Defender I041 an thing in letting
,n nor spinraker she mi ie It up In the
m'V next ten mlnutos for as the vaihts ap
Mf proached the Navesink l.tgntshlp, at
Kijj J.2 she was evldentl) holding her own
Hpjf '" V.gllanl's best weather, and under
il"- iondltlon that are Kupi)d to parileu.
K3 larly favor the tiould )acht
K.i' At 1!5 the wind on shure had alino-t
Wr'Sr one down to a calm, while thi falling
yj- irirxo lennaru was snown o me slow
BnC' progress of the racers They soenitd
BfiT to cree,i along. Defender's sails wen-
KJif d'awlng finely, but Vigilant s seernod
B"4;i rather loose aid flapped In the puff)
RyiX wind.
WPK" Defender Ten Miuutrs hpnil.
HK At 1.40 Defender was opposite the
Hi-? Highlands. Hhe led Vigilant b) about
PK three-quarters of a m'le In the pres-
MlWf ent state of ihe wind she leads the
HX (Jo 11 Id yacht bjt about ten minutes.
Hi. 1"h: osats were thin ahjul, three and
nvv a half miles from the tlnlth at Sand)
mtf Hook Lightship.
Bi The wind was so light that the jacnn
P appeared to be almost statlonar) 'itx-s
Fk whole fleet of steam yachts and tuns
By. had gathered about Defender to escoit
Ell the winner to the finish.
B'P Vigilant passed the line opposite Jllgh-
Kk Und Llsht at I 40 which showed her
Hfi to be lust about six minutes behind De-
' fender.
HtrV At l.U the judges' boat signalled that
fife th course had to be sailed over again.
t. At l-M Defender was within half a
Sills of the lightship. She had taken In
., si l("n llbtoprll and rnlnikei-
afflMg'-'-'-fc- ijjin-'i a -1 m ,
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DEFENDER CLOSE HAULED.
Vigilant had hauled In her balloon Jib,
but her spinnaker was still set.
flrft-ntlrr fivcps Allium.
At 2 0130 Defender pissed tho light
ship, but contlnuid right on About
half a dozen It uglhs furthu on, she
luffed about ami went utt 011 the stir
board taek. making a whin ill cull
arounl the lightship, and rtartnl on tint
second loui ovir the luuue Sho wis
headed east-southeast.
At 2 07 Definder wi nt about on tmit
tack and headed west. At 2 Ut, V K.I nil
rounded the lightship nn stnrlioanl talk
and continued on that lar) us nlm did
at the start At in:n she follownl Iho
example of Defender and swung a'oiin I
to port.
At 2 15 both jachts were hraded
directly In shore Tin wind seunid In
be freshening a bll mil liofendei 1 night
It ftrst Her tall nmxt give a I1111I1 In
leewaid and when she Hli.ilghti 111 d up
again she mailn Ihn sprnv II v from her
bow. Whlto taps agnlu In mm in top tin
waves, ami It looked 11s If the ixpirta
tlnns 01 tho jiichtsinou might be util
ized a ft or all
Something ina Invo lioi n tho mat
tei with Dofeiiib i'h sheits m is smm
as she was g)lad nbotit at) 1 st irtfd on
tho way for tho outer maik i ' i pi
Huff seemed tn bo doing hit bi(t 1.1
make up for lost tlino.
Nearly two inlnuus nniht hive bo,.n
wastid by Dofondoi nt tho turn Tho
sailing rig of in ltboi jarhl wan 1 linumd
for tin so on I nlndw inl hr
At 2 i"i It looked as If iho taio w is
tuer. Until achts hid lal.ou In thill
topsails .ml who hi ak 1 foi 1 hi Im
lullllll( tiii ir lltiiiMO,
At 2 30 Vigilant, without mIIIiii, Im i
topiill, hovi nioutid again In I In port
tat U and 1101111 d to In In tin i.oo iu.ntn
Difeulei iiiniiiiiiil on In 1 wa to
Haiph Hook Tninl
At J li Di fi mil 1 h 1 I 1 nt-ii 1 Ho I 111
and was inaMng 101 tin Hoi 1 iliu"
around .sand) llool, I'oinl icllant
was Mt 111 koli lj 11 iluti ion d' iilonr. on
1 1 rt ta k, follrwid i 1 Iml;'! till,
v lilch was tlio i.iii teonb 11 h
All the othei )aMiw .1111. npii 1 id
tin 111 l al'Olll anl 1 IL.1 1 I p low it
Sllllilv Hook .ifl.M i , lull 1 Willi
tin trniilili was no him 11 Hi lluli
l.iuds 1011I1I till, Ion li -ti inul '11, .Uilil.
that VlKllnnt would I. sin, 1 ,i. 1 tn,
(otitso a si 1 ond t im 1 as a uiiit.i 11
I i ord. while tlnii ws untlilni. In -pUlu
tho smlili 11 wltlali 1 il ,1 1 1
fondei afler sin li nl stm il in ill,
second loiinl nl tin iniiisi
Igllaut inntlniKil on 1 m 1 tin! wlih
out hoi Jib 01 tips ill, Mio nub 01
slow pingress 1111 I at tlnns It In Kid 14
If she was iolng to IK 1 1 foi In 1 m in
sill In the wind I
V lullniil .iltfN lit r Jlli.
The J11 Ikos bo 11 1,111 Kt ub 11 h kipt
elose nloiiKSido Vigilant Sin li 1 I inn
her Jib after Uifeinloi hid b ft In r in I
It was unit r alii win tin 1 -lt ( ,ul I 1 ,m
llnuo Hip ran afti r this 111M1 ip
At Il'i Vlgllani wis Mill In I Inn
had iniile 111 .tileutpt to ul nn) in w
sVIs It wi situ ilitt tin 1 rt w wii,
hiving nouio tioi.blo In iliailiu; awa
tin tin 11 Jib which --I oiiud to bo 1 In w, ,
110 n n hiiiii h 11 tho 1 ml 1 f Iho li w ,m 1
At :' tho lililllanln ot Hit old llli li nl
In en teiuoed a lit w Jlli was inn ui
and V Itfllant om i ng ill) inn! inn 1 nn
hei t otift
'lilt l.llcki lib nil lllilol lllotii, i,
hill 1 llCI
V 'g'lnnt went aliout it 2 V .in. I hlailid
on tin st iiho ud tin K
The siakilo.ii 1 aim up ft. 111 l.oiu
llr.un li to llud out what lln 11 ml,
was, in I spoki tho l.m koiili n u i'o
relher tho Iwn tUKs follownl Vlgltltll
A froliir liroiio hid i-pniiig up in 1
It nn lo Vigilant Ket 1 aw iv 10 I., will
as slit pisi.nl the lf!L.hlat! Is no SI 11
hoard taiK A hunt eiiMiri ot In 1
T0I1I11 lioizo hull g't ained 11 tlii tin
light although sho wis silln., w.tli
out hi r inps.i'l
Hi fender nissnl tho Snllhu.M Mm 1
20,, ltfii'lug .1 tow. and was iiuKn
hi r w 1) Into tho Hotsishoo
V IkIIiiii: I.U i's II I p.
At J 1j V Ikllaut tinned nboiit and
Harttd toi- 1.111 1 Hi nl, V igd tut was
about n inlli bilow Highlinis nt th
time D-findti dionped ,1111 lint In tin
Hon 1 shoo a lew minutes lino
ON "EVENING WORLD" TUG. 1
The Unci levvctl liiim 11 liisliltin
Vmr Hio Itlv.tls.
in. Ciirler t'lK-n tl Tno I fnnit V - I 1
ON IlOAItD "Till. HIIMMI
vvoiu.D'b" ire:, v 11 vv isi., vug
1 Theii. wera ri prospiit.s of 11
smart ricing breeze at 10 o 1 l.i. 1. thin
moinlng. The wind was hou'wist, ami
sra dogs sniffed nn liicteuso In Its limn
beforo the time sit foi the tust 1 up
tiial tace between Dcfuitlei and
Vigilant
Hut the sea dogs wiic wrong for nine
In their l.ves for us the time approache I
for the preparatory gnu to bo llred tin
wind, while still holding from the s.ituo
.' Napoleon Trusleil Ilia liiloa,
Appoint on) our siaft aKiilntliriioraiidnplutn
the Keeley ( are While J'liiln" S V .
M-l v
)llSi - ., . ...I.J-. ,.j
iquirtii luil ud b"on alio to show '
1111) while on the wave"- on the 1 on-I
tinv, nl Ml" It et nned lo bo fasti
thing SUM tin wind heienliuiits Is n j
vol) unci 1 lulu iiliili, nnd no ono was
Hiiipilsnl win 11 Iho miuutrs later 111
fn sin 111 d ulih 11 insli and undo Hi" 1
hinrts ul Iho )iiolitsnu 11 tliump vlth
Jo) I In 11 It fill iw.i) egiln and came 1
W till Hlllll 11 piirtH I
Drfrudoi win tho llrl lo show hi I self
In lln Hi 1 1 of lugs Hid villus, Hlilcn
iirUnl 1 it! mi tin' si 1 in At "Mil
iiMhIc she iiinvnl fdnil iround the
llool, and 1 li r-haiiiil mun I far tho
,4i itliud l.lgi'Milp Mie inrleil 111 1I11-s-i'l
iiill J1I1 .unl 1 1 nl, I np-i ill '1 1 11
iiilliulrs lalir Vigil nil loluwid under
. ihc -aim taiiias lln 1 fm .111 him I lie
two n his pi ii d li nl. and forlh wait-
Im f 11 lln- 1 1 i 1 Inli tug 1. 11 I.iiihuh,
won hi n il in I tin utile ills of the 1 co
in I fioni v Id 'i tin sinis as to the
1 mil s w 01 o to li- .llspt i 1 I
I'inilh it It o el 11 K the blu lug ap
is nod in I 1 in up Iho sl,;u tl 'T .!,"
whl'h liidniliil 1I11I tho Ht.ut would
in 11 mi Mtnlv llouk l.lgliislnp Im
itn u'tito v H tio'oi wi re p ilnlod fm lln
Miii'tig pout Hi fonder nnd Vigil nit
pilil 01 t slioi t n'lil Jolind 111 the pin
11s on
nn linud lb "iinlnali' Im it wiie
1'ipls Hunk null nnd 'liiiv, I' i
Im l.ll Vlls m lln H i Mnlrall, llll
h. 11 I enls Hull. 1 I Mm. 111 and Nut
Hem dioif, ie, 1 int 1 airli 1 11 V
Wlil 11 I i'oi iilnu I'liinsil riali.'li
VI .s.nii, .-.vnn.ni I. Id usit d I Id lb
I ish Hi mi. rmiuiiK 111. 1 I'lpl II111
II1111 h 1 tin . I to lo an 11 n 1 11 1 t for
dilii ji'tit t'u 1 .111 1 nit 11 a li 1 1 I 11 hi d
h 1 p islam 11, .11 10 I gntslup I tio
im lit 1 ma im uvii d iilioiii In 1 Inioi
vvlnili hid 1 k 1 11 Ir, sin 'lid illlii 1
w "lll'i -, ill I in .'.
llllllilK Is 1 t I, I 1 I" 1 1 1 I tlio III 1V1 -1
111-. 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ill I li II nn and
im ii 1 1 o 1 I in Vln li I 11 col out
0 ' inniei 1 alio sn 11 urij 11111m 10 mhiii,
VI II j. lilt nil. I.I.I il -.il,i d a ICII ll
nn III l.ll Im lln II Willi II loll ill wlluil
It 11111.11 i mi 1 n ll' II tlio oui -, w Oil il
P nillh milowis) a Pott ilenl lo
w In iti 11 I 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 and 11 turn bi -f
.I. 111 i 'ti I
I In- llv 1 all 1 A VV oild" Im, 1 in up 1 I iso
to Hi l.n Kiiilin 1 nnl iliiM pi iipln
w 'o Mia mi liitil Nn ho. sin Ivano,
I'lnsiii ill wo. I inl tittug itilniiill
tntllpl sine, tl lt'Kltll lOlllllllltio ot
th Ni w V 11k V 11 lit 1 lull w 1I1 h Is In
1 lingo 0, ihi 1 1 -, .1 I 'I. mis, Ciss
I'tilie I .1 ltti--li 1 1 ut rut 111 Ivort
lluil in I 1 .11 til nil V I'Hii, ot iho Alilol-
111 t up 1 iiiitnitti t , w h oh will ileeldf
mi im r.t nl I'. Ion. hi nil Vlkllnni
in I . im ii 11111 nl lilt 111 lo sill against
V iIKmh III
Vt II i"i i'o priparitnr) r giul was
gvon In III b 1 nn nf a ' lilin petti"
11 I 1 hi silo Tin two ) uhts liu
tiii liit,l w hot o 1 an I Mnol l iw irds tho
II 1 k 1 1 p rl 1,1. ll lln) ,.11110 aloiit
Willi 11 1 fi a ition'ri of 1 i, ti otnei
ni I 1111 I foi tho line 011 st ir'mir 1 Ink,
V itll mi In t n lei I li) nn vaidi 01 so
Tin . t wis ni . hum o fot 11 foul this
l i 111 V 'lint M.t.ii ifr, s iho Ino at
U.I J' Ni ir! mio tnlnuti latn Do-
I feitdei slioi iniwtou the l.ucki nliiith'
I ml Ho llkliiili p llaidii ha 1 hi 1 time
I li 1 n t Kin w 'it 11 lit 1 hoa I si'ls shook
li tie wlnl an I -ho win 1 lot 1I10111 nn
1 10 pint t ick
Ik I nil In pt oti tight a."' 1 I nnl four
III Inn s I IP I'efniler wont In Mam
anl t' 'K lln sniilionl l.nk with hi r
1 v il 1'ith In idod sjulh-s iiiiht is all 1
lb r i 1 111 li of u 111 1 hot mi n tin in
111 1 I Hi fi n It r s t 11 K
In Hi' tin in tlnii tin wind I ad bi 1 11
ft 1 'n iiing at 1 ti lump and hi font
lull! Ill, W IMS Wilt fmvi I with w t.lto
1 ips li w i-i a p plii bit 1 tin Iiom
I i.li inli 1 hia found in tho-n waters
II si ni In 1 inn 1 vnli nt th it tin new
In nl was g.nnlin, mi 1 1 nld inn, ill, I
In tin o livi lit I s hid In 1 11 passed she
was ilutnt-t nn 1 t 11 tei ins wnh Vigilant
t in is hum n wtio ton, .nn il hut
Hi 1, nth 1 had h ilf a mile the l Hi r nf It
ih . ii'i tin wits to windwaid Hifui-
III t s iiw in 1I11 Ul iiiow Ike a Inch
I in, I m 1 mid in 111 l If'' 'Iv
I Vt 12 IT V k 1 ml 1' nue alii ut and jinlnt-
,1 in 1 bowsprit d'rt th In tin path of
1 1, f. inli r Vt tie nine tune Hio
., t.i L. 1 Im Ii t- 1, 4 tie illifnn- ill llo.
ft 11 lot waled a minute nod just t
V ll, hint lliuieJ she' e ntlo t 11 'it V 'gl
In, tliiirdi d up. and tin r, was a no
un ul of su-pe.iso, and then It w is set n
tint In ft mli r hid woithfred her rval
! Vs the im. 'inn niovid awnv Vlgl
1 1 1111 1 nne up mil r hei qu.irior nnd 'ie,
' In.i I s 1 Is were li'anki to I In the rh irt
linn fi mi toe llkhnhlp Defender h-d
1 1 in I 1 mliiu'i and more The now
ih tl nil nn w i't for tho o' I one to
I 1 , i,i fnnii lur sunrise hut eatins
1 1 i,hi ip Inli 1 he o e of the wind left
I I 11 ill tvolj jtlliio V ig 1 inl s Jib didn't
t hl'l ,m to 1 wt 11
A fit 1 tloiiil) 1 stnhllshlng a lead De.
fi nder 111 nn no llort 10 iiolnt verv hl;h
In the wind In 11 t, l apt Huff inn
tuitisl hlni'tlf with kieplng as m-ar the
vllnl us Ills Hvnl us he iluubtliss ha 1
no tit slio to Htialn his bout to un iindui
extuit TI101 1 em lint d one moro tack
tn make hofoio rnundlug the stake, ami
tlio wind was graduall) Increasing
Will r tn fn sh imff Hofendei loot.
n fresh hold on Mr. Astor's J2.f") cup.
In the minutes that followed the lust
tnrk Di ft nder simply ran nvvnv from
Vigilant Long waves rolled In from
tip ocean, but tin big boats heodid
thf.ni not Oocnsjonally a huge wave
would meet the bows of the vaclits and
11 1 loud of sprav would ftnsli upward.
Hut It 1 mild not be said that tin) la-hn-01!
In the si 11
The wind had developed Into a very
smart affair, but tho hardei It e line tl e
better In fonder llki.l It Tor a while
Igllnnt outpointed Dofciilor, but cnlv
011 sufforTiio At 12M the now boat
"iimed It, have a tlure-mlnutn load.
In other words, In a seven nillo bout
Definder bad gained four Minute"
At 1 o"i the mark win only a short
dlituni'c ahead and then It was seen
that the )nchts would make It on this
taok
Defender wore nround the mark and
paid out her sheet People wondered
whv she did 1101 sot her splnnakt r. and
It was thought tint she would ll) to
boat the nlliei Im it without tint big
pleoc of canvas
V Igllant eisod off a bit and her sailors
stogd by to sl.uk uwa the main sheet
lis the maik wis rounded vigilant
swooped up to tho slake und guved
aloiind It at the simo Inst tut that De
fondei sent her ldg vellnw "plnn iki I .
As soon as Vlstllnm had hei nose
polutid straight she sot her spinnaker
nu hei starhoanl silo Within t few
seconds he 1 halloon Jilt wa-v gl,n to
tho wind At tho -amo tlnni Di fender
lull ufi hoi halloon Jib
Then with inuil sails spren 1, tho
v adits bnwlel along for Kind) Hook
Lightship In fopder's 111 ilns.nl took the
wind on her staiboai 1 side, whlli Vlgl
lints b 0111 was sei lo port In this
ininnci thi 111 ido lliolr bet lln -s for
hiuue
The wind In Id strong nnd the ichts
idmpl) turr thiougli the element
At 2 0" lln I.iii'kt nhioh liow up
iihiiiist.nf liofondt 1 nnl"-liowel two
tod balls, ev hit h sign ill, d Unit the'
utilise would bo sallo t oet twl e
At that Hum Defondn t.as f 1 in two
to two ami a h ilf 111 h s Iroin tin light
ship Vlu'llaiil was about ,1 1 lile and a
iuirlei In lb" now linsts waKo
VI 1 ,'m Hofonlei took 11 In 1 spln
liakei As she in'aiiil the Lightship she
Veen I and hoi linmn swung aft mil
t iklui' the wlul nn tin otht 1 sldt tlio
itii'lisill silling out an 1 llllel with a
1 1 ash Mm had Jibed
Then, swoop'ng 111 dor fir LUhlshlp,
nlit me' the align wiles with a gtaoo
t ti I bo iv, and hauling up cost 1 tho
wlnl, wtttt iwn) on the sec itid lound
Two mlnutts later she 1 amo ibout
and ml awav on the 1101 1 tin K
In tno meantttuo V Igllant wns lomp
ing up to the lightship Mio Inl hoi
i-jt 1111 ikei ami ball sin Jib an I was
leads to round the 111 11K Mit -II 1 not
cut so closi to the lightship is till lio
fondt 1 Vs her hen! t .11110 up ti tho
wind sho was mot bv mlchtv wives
whli ll, broiKIng over her bows, sent Hie
sprii) blah In Hie nlr mid iuven-1 her
deek with water
Lxue tly two minutes later iluild's
boat camo about and stood awu) nu tho
pint tai k Deft inlei was aw iv alioul
and appaieiith bothond but little b
the rough woilhoi
Vigilant sent two men aloft 111 2 2"
nnd fuiled hoi eliib-lupsnll Deli mli 1
iillll 1 11 1 led hi is
VIGILANT ON PORT TACK.
1
Si.ddonl), -U 2 22. Hefir.der's wheel
vient llli unl Sho oascd off and ho ido I
Tor Mmdy Hook Mio hud doubtl ss
sprung noimthiiig and did not euro ti
take an futthr ohaiuts with tin nrlsK
wind and henv m.. Mie Mill catrled
all hi r satis, though
At 237 Vlgllant's Jib spilt, but It was
at nnco rout to the ilei k ,
Doff 11 b r j iseJ hin lj Hook L ghtshlp
and stni d 111 for tin Heirsi sn.it .he
furled In r stij ml 1 few iiiitnitti
later hauie 1 down her lulitoioill anl
rt placed ll with iiiirklng canvas I
At 1 10 Vigilant woio around and
lieadid foi homo without having turn.. I
the windward stake I. met It w is si , 11
that tho tug htiindln ivl in. whlih was
tending t Im Mag, h nl taken ll aim ml
and wns milking tin the Mulsh point
The tug hid evldenth mistaken the
signal from the Liu kenbaoh and
thought the race hail ended with the
tlrst round Vigilant, when she found
no stake to turn, did tho not best thing
and headed for the Hook
.Mr Wlllaid ni iv hive something to
sav nhiitit the Scandium l- i's net, und
Itogutta ('otnniitli o 111,11 havi sonn
nuns nuts to orat K,
Defender took two nr throe short tin Kn
In nnd out of the I"oistshoi anil then
headed foi Hiv Itldqi, uiidei miliisiH
and Jib Vigilant In ailed In the same
direction HlU1 Dofiiidct pissed Hofl
iniirs Island
WITH THE SIGHTSEERS.
Tltr llni'e res -i-cn frtitii nn llnnril
Ihr I'll nni-r l ruster,
thj rAniT riR, u 1 i m 1 fnng v r t 1
ON HOA11D rtTK VMI.li .VI, 1 OSI'IlIt,
Aug .11. -Ihoic wis 11 ihrel f 1 rtlll tile
iiowd on the .steitmi t us the Mil down
In tlnu to witness 011 nf tho pllltlist
starts ever svn 'lln prep 11. mm
signal had jui-t In 11 a t ind the pletuio
piobe'iittd b the sIPLtli -sihki rs wis
1111,1 to kladdtii th. hunt of even the
most sluggish v 111 In iin.iii.
Deft tide 1 Mimejil to -'and well up to
tin bri'i no, while Vigil int. on tho othoi
hand, st 01110 1 tl bin out eonsldirabh,
Iljth int through the watir UKn swans
1 howovoi, but whit ivii) one wis
amazed at was tho "pre id of 1 in is
which both carried
The vlclnlt) nt tho .Sin lv Hook Light
ship was ilJttitl with 11 ift of all kinds,
but all eves wet,- on the slimlc-tlikeis,
whoso JoiKo)Iiik foi po-ltion wis ad
mirable The start was tin illy tnado as lol
lows
ViniLANT nl 11 IV V
DlirKNDHIt at 11 4t. j",
Htith boits lulled 11111I1 1 the committee
s't'amci inl Dtfindti at otu o wcit
about on slmbond t.uK. Ilmin dl.iU'h
ufttrwnds Vlclluu wi.s covirod with
canv.ts, cirrvlng bibv jlbtopsiil, Jib
" o .- c.
is ? h t
f-- W.
; - tray r
-TV p.
W Li
Tiin com.u.
. ss I - ': ,.
I
and stivsill chiblnnsill and mainsail.
Dofenlor cured Jlbstasab, clubtop
s ill and milusull.
Mglint had awa the best of the
start, and foi tho flrit few minutes at
li att fcemcd to bold It, if notiilug bet-
At II M o'clock Vigilant was about
Hi it) live seconls aheul, with Defender
1 to wlnlwatd
' With half u doin excurs'nii bolts and
imv number of )uhts tr)lng to Keep
pue w'th tho single stickers ovot tho
curse nnd with both ruers beirlng
l.iw.iv ns If tho iesof nil the world
wire upon them the enthul im worked
up to fcvii licit
I N'oirlv 1 verv man on board the Al
l'ostM was snouting for Vlgllitit und
ue mill lftor mile was coveml and tho
sin IK i't boit showed not too much
h pt of 1 utt ng down the lead, the)
shouted until tnev booimi hoarse
I 'Die shout vi, is nf short duration, how
ivr, us ut 12 1 1 11 clock Dctotder, v Ith
out ItutciHilg In 1 sail seemed and
ih nl) to lump nut of tin viator und to
slowl) but suielv tnep up on tho (Soul I
bolt Kin was outfooilng und outpo nt-
I111: Vlcllalit Difiiitlei koi t to wlnd
w ml I 1 ovoinl niliiiilis und appeartd
In bo about a quiirti 1 of 11 mile bohliil,
wbn h nu unt a giln of several sreond"
'llie Unheal Ions then wire fm a stronger,
wind, whlih Ind died out somewhat 1
Vt 12 pt i0 o clock VIg lant lowered her
tnby lib tops ill and wint about on star
Im ud tin k Hifeiidri crosstd gilniits
I iiw al 12 lv and wont on starboard lack
and hi iiiketcd Vigilant I
Defender then m i up I to tvilk r vulv
al! I il w is a in selin 10 the rink
bolt V igll 1111 lnv i- nelni; able ,c 1 atcn
hi 1 flit Ing 1 v il
Vftii touiidiiu tho mark bull biats
wei, gilng hofoio iho wlul lth sp .
inkers -11, lit fin hi with boom to stal
lion, I m,l V Igll nil with boom to poll.
It wis plain to the nienst t)ro thit
V Igd int was not in tin same class w th
Di ft tub 1 und 11 it I lie in w cutte" o nil 1
iMiii hue r iiindo I the murk a fu,l
t' n minutes ihoad
liistiad of do ng so, however, t'lipt.
Half llnding ho was gaining too i.ipi Ih,
ilellhei itel) eeiniluclrtl a series nt mff
Ings in ordoi to effect delav
i;ilhti ho didn't vv nut to beat Vigilant
to h.idl) 01 ho did not want Lord
I Mini iven l tiknow Just how much speed
his lio-it would iniiilie to bring homo
the A met Ira s. 'up
'I line wa .1 Im ol golp at the stirt
tint V illtvtle 111, if she Is half what
sin Is einkt.l up to bo woull eisilv
1 11 tin niti rn.i ilonnl race All that
t ilk stoppel aftet V Igll int and Defender
had roun ltd Iho 111 irk
BEFORE THE START.
'the course 1 liiingetl lijr Signal nt
lie l.nnt Vliiinenl,
lin- Ul li Tlio litunr World)
HIilllLANDi-i OI NAVliaiNK, N. J..
Auk l" V ichl"niin wero looking far a
llvel) cipful of wind lor Ilia Hist of the
tll.il racis, to be salltd ti-diy, to decide
whether Di b nJei or Vigilant sh ill be
nlootnl as the ch miplon to de fen 1 tho
Aincile.i Cup agilint Lord Dunraven's
d in lv ValK.nlo III, and, Judging from
t-irl.v In In-1 lions, the) were not to be
dl-ippolnted
It w.i- hi iv Ing half 1 ale off Study
HoiK it midnight mil although tho
wlnu ha 1 subside 1 a Utile at da) break,
ll was still holding Mt mil) from the
west, and old 'i -hirps at tho lllgh
I iinls prc.lK't I tint it would surely
bieozo up ag ilu befou the hour of the
st in. nt 11 odoiK, and the big slngle-i-tle
leers wuiild have all they needed to
mikt live I) nlliiK.
With the e eption of a slight haze In
the tl st int h ilzon, the day wis pei
fectlv deal "and the conditions wero a'.l
fivor.i'do 10 obt lining a the view of
iho rue from the shore. Scotland Light
ship, tho ei iitlng point, loomed up plain
I) off shore In tho midst of a ssa of
snrklif,' rlppleb anl even the distant
Sri Iv Hook I.lgh'shlp was c early dls
t niiished with ihe nakel e)e.
'Iisl In llt-av VVi-ulher VVnnleil,
I In fict the weather was Just what the
I Cup Committee has been hoping for. and
lihoipth tho result of the trial Is gener
I all) rcgirded an a foregone conclusion
In favor of Defender, there aro several
Important points which ct remain to
be tin ded In regard to the new Ilerte
shoff irod-d.
Tho must Important of these, accord
ng to Commodore Jamos D, Smith, Is
Defonlers ability to work In heavy
weather, Fho has eufllclently demon
strated her superiority to Vigilant as a
light weather boat, but she has never
.' - ' H-J$ijt? - 4l.iy
- 1 - vi- , 1- v A f f .
had an opportunity to show what she
can do In thrash. ng against a heavy sea.
Hoth tho racing jachts lav In tho
Horseshoe, Just Inside the Hook last
n.f,ht, sut rounded by a fleet of schoon
ers, steam vacots and smaller craft. In
perfect readiness to go to the start this
morning Vigilant was never In better
racing trim tnan at present, and with
her new Herrcshoff mainsail Mr. Wll
lard and Sailing Mister liarr expected
greater things of the old champion than
ever.
Many jachtlng sharps believed that
with the Improvements that have been
niacin sinco the beginning of tho sea
son Vigilant can best Defender In a
strong blow. With a breeze like tint
o' cstcrd.w this Important question
could be qulckl) decided.
On the other hand. It comes from au
tho'ltatlvo sources that In tho previous
races with Vigilant, Defender has never
been allowed to show her best paces,
but has been held tn check In cverv race
In which she has sailed for the reacni
that her owners art not anxious to dis
close tho full strength of the new race"
until ."lie meets the Britisher In the
tlnal contrjt for the Cup. Tho Inter
est howove.. In tho trial races, which
negln to-day. Is much greater than was
j Jell in an) of the previous contests be-
I tuo,,i Ihn ttxn nipht.
Preparing; for the llnttlo.
At 3 o'clock everything was astir up
In the Horseshoe. Vigilant was the first
to prepare to get under vjy for the
starting rolnt.
At that hour sho had shaken out her
mainsail and sent up her clubtopsail,
whllo Defender, which lay half a mile
nearer tho Hook, had hoisted her Jib
and her crew were busy getting up tho
.mainsail,
I Off to windward a big fleet of fishing
boats dotted the surface of the bay with
tlieli whlto sails, as they skimmed about
In every direction Tho lofty sails of
the big single-stickers, reflecting the
bright sunlight, towered above the rest
of tho fleet like great mountains of
I snow,
I At 9 20 Vigilant, nfter setting her Jib,
slowly swung nround and started for
tho point on a broad reach, A few min
utes afterward, with her mainsail set
and her Jib In stops. Defender started
In the same direction under tow of her
tender, the Hattlo Palmer.
At that hour a fifteen knot breeze was
blowing. It seemed to have shifted a
little to tho south and was evidently
freshening up.
Vigilant passed Sandy Hook Point on
her way out to the lightship at 0.3S. Sho
was under mainsail, stay sail. Jib and
dubtopsall, and was footing very fast.
Defender had set a small clubtopsail
and followed along about a mile astern.
It was uncertain at this time whether
tho rat- would be started from the
Scotland or tho Sndy Hook lightships.
The chances wer- that If the wind con
tinued to shift to the south the start
would ba made from the outer mark.
Defender' Jib and Eta) sail vere set
soon after she passed the point, at 9,r,5,
nnd he cast off her tender. Doth yachts
(Continual on Seventh l'ago )
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.llrt'oT anil M. .Inhu Is llml nt llr. .Tolni B
Kengliesan, r llrnolilj 11, nlinwlug rlir ni-- H
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catarrhal troubla j leM to proper trca.tmtnt from 'H
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Mr. Ceoheean Is well known ta the ilonf iH
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Aml I am a ihmt niiin. ,
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Letter In tny life All of which Is duo to the '
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