The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1908, Page 14

SHAMROCK WINS Shamrock, First in Ocean OEM ACE TH) cp, acted Her Ourer BR AT WHEL Frederic Thompson’s Old «Schooner Beats All the fj. Modern Yachts. MIMOSA MAY BE SECOND Tammany Third, According to , Time Allowances as Fig- J& ured by Committee. Frederic Thompson's schooner Sham- rook, commanded by Capt. Charley Barr, has undoubtedly won the $1,000 cup pre- sented by Sir Thomas Lipton to the} yacht finishing first in the %%-mile ocean race around Scotland and Fire Island Lightships to and around Northeast End | Might off Cape May and return to the| Brooklyn Yacht Club anchorage in Grayesend Bay. ‘The Shamrock finished at 5.27 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and her time for the race was about fifty-five hours, an) ‘average of nearly six miles per hour, | which is remarkably 004 for a boat built nearly twenty years ago, and a result which, under adverse conditions of calm and rough weather, reflects | | Official Figures for Lipton Race Show Shamrock Easy Winner R great credit upon Capt, Barr. The The race committee of the Brooklyn Yacht Club finished compiling jyechts all started at 10.30 A. M. Satur- | the time allowances of the boats {n the Lipton Cup race this afternoon. day. : The Shamrock won on corrected time by nearly two hours and a half. i Commodore Ne Cc comet ea cats Mimosa II. was second and Tammany third. /Tammany was the second y: i the ‘maginary line off Bensonhurst, the The official figures follow; § Htime of her arrival being about five Time Blapsed Corrected ij ‘hours after that of the Seas ‘Allowance, Finish. Time, Time. Fi jsloop Mimosa III., owned by 8. Wain- aaa a8 H # Verigth will probably got eecond onors | Shamrock ....4+ sssersses 3.53.05 5.27.80 P.M. 4.57.30 1.04.25 lin the race, as she arrived at 40) | Mimosa Tirana 212.1404 4.0515 A.M. 65.96.15 68.21.11 4 o'clock this morning and had oe Tammany . 5.54.05 108L15 P.M. 60.01.16 54.07.10 allowance of 12 hours, 14 minutes, 4 sec- : : ‘ 4 fonds, the allowances belng made on a Goats . 6.41.26 11.66.20 PM, 78.26.20 66.44.64 boat of 60-feet rating as a scratch buat. Eclipse ..... . 84221 8.07.06 AJM.. 64.87.05 60.64.34 ‘The sloop Marchione: A Crone UNCAS shes 000s » 709,07 55910 A.M. 67.29.10 60.20.03 Filladelphia, finished at 269 o'clock J; :, ia : Fairer inaiiasa CnalecBivonerimelipssiii| csee eee 11.19.25 AM, 72.49.24 L. J, Callahan, New York, was the a 11.55.20 AML 73,25.20 fourth in at 8 A. M. Marchioness .....65 sessee 2.58.00 A.M. 64.28.00 i Too Late for Time Limit. Tammerlane, Kego, Vigil, Mopea, Siakanna, Zitinita, Onowa and q The sloop Little Hope, one of the * Butterfly withdrew. | amallest in the race, passed in by Sandy | Hook early this morning, but at that hour there was ittle wind and an ebb tide, and she had little chance to win the race even with a big time allow- ance. ‘The schooner Zurah, Henry Doscher, one of the largest boats in the race, passed Sandy Hook at 10.00 A, M. {The wloop Gardenia, L. H. Herzig, also passed Sandy Hook before 11 o’clook. Under the time allowances as figured ‘by Chairman Shock, of the Regatta Committee, the six boats measured be- ‘ fore the race rate as follows; ri Yacht, hi Eclipse + Shamrock ‘Taminany WOMAN FANTS AUTOS WORK WA BATH TUB FOR GOOD Rou MND OROWNED) WN CONVETIO 28 mons 1 , ati Burtertiy | Wealthy Widow Victim of 2) A. A. A, Numbering 20 Under this rating the Eclipse allowed ‘ ve | aa 1X 20,006 the Shamrock 11 minutes 31 seconds;| Peculiar Accident in Harlem Ghamrock gives Tammany 2 hours 1 miunte, and Shamrock gives Mimosa Home, | JIL, § hours 2 minutes, which brings @hese boats very close together. Gar- aa | ( denia, which was sighted about 10| srs, Martha R. Woods, a widow, | ‘o'clock off Sandy Hook, was one of | A rf { Poereacccian inttnalracen elcboumnimne|iMue) oe cy uavenreeh a Weary ccna itomoblle: Ansoelation ti | fails bost in light winds. | drowned in @ bath tub erning body composed of iwentcteel| Shamrock Does Well | ments at No, 110 West One Hundred gtate associations, nearly 20 clubs and| RTT NTaIi an cidiechoonersabithe| end cmencyccouta etree, Leaky) tepresenting © membership of about ,@hamrock could show her heels to mod- The police slip gives it as a case of | 200 motorists, began {ta first open fern craft hes caused aurprise to the| autcide, but the indleattons point to the | “nen ion, hefe torae: S i fownera and skippers of the Improved! peliet that the woman, who was sud- BEG Eee) 1S Te tas ‘ ‘craft, The race wan the greatest deep foct to sinking spells and who suffered eeaiel Fanteeeniatlaak: seiee sea contest that has taken place Since) preatiy from the neat, fainted while | American Road Makers’ Association i) fehe fleet of much largor vessels sailed taxing @ bath and slipped down in the! also taking part in the confere 'gorth from Sandy Hook Lightship to yh, ao that the wate> oov ithelsbiett Utne conventsni ter the Lizard, England, three years ago. | neig and strangled her at once. eile indenindee the SORNE Gy aeiee ‘As the old Shamrock came plough-| ‘There was nothing to suggest tho of guch conventions on the Nae cee | Hingrestoss) {hel Jinel leat (nish avery |igeas that Mea Woods) meant to itaX0| goolircada, aiid, ascoraing tt otealdent jateam and sailing craft in the lower ‘her lite, Except for complaining of the W. H. Hotchkiss, of the Bho Srealdent tere welcomed her. The fact that the weather, her maid, Bisle Young, the/ (mobile Ass whether the In- jamrock had won the cup was hailed ; ho lived with her, said| “vidual or the assoctation which takes | Reta veierrimant by, eversbodyion land le urenvrestk aoe eee rh ead | eTyigavors Federal or State ald makes | }and afloat matter-of-fact through the morning. | no difference, | He calls attention particularly to the Barr Pleased as Schoolboy, |Bhe ‘ntended to go downtown on bus- | inene connected with her estate, and fact that while the American Automo- bile Association originally called. the Capt. Berr and Capt. Lemuel Miller, |.” tit who ealled as an associate skipr Pala ia a Members, Now in Session i at Buffalo, BUFFALA, Y., July 7.—The Amer- | In her apart- convention, the National Grange, wi fe backivg a proposition tor e Atty mill fon doliars' appropriation by tha or, WETS 4 wear went into the bathroom. as plossed when they heard the finish- eral Government and tho A. ing gun as schoolboys ready to jump) Se remained there so long that the) Road Makers’ Assoclation, Steno from classrooms to play, maid called to her and knocked, Get-| partioularly interested in securing ting no answer the girl became fright. State ald for good roads, are both} participating In the convention, By My —— — LOUISE DRESSER UMPIRE. | Although the boat proved that she head speed In her, it was Capt. Barr that brought it out and once more proved himself the greatest sailing mas- ter on the hig or sniall seas, ‘The log of the Shamrock showed that | ened and ran for help. Two citizens heipad Pollceman Petera to break down the locked door, The body was still warm, Mrs. Woods came to New York from She Is Assigned a Busy Part on after her spectaaular sturt to windward | her former home at Conover, this State, the Theatrical of all the cther elghteen boats in the | Several months ago, For @ while she E Bicla Deyii) had rooms at one of the W. C. T. U. Festivities, race she outfooteg them in the head > winds across New York Harbor co the duildings main ship channel, and when Scotland | Uptown, As far as the mald knew, her Lightship was abeam only one vesse| | mistress had no family or close rela- was ahead of her. This was the Gar-| tives, The woman was about forty. derie, a typloal racing sloop bullt only | two years old, last year. Genealogical records {n the room ‘Tne start wae at 10.90 A, Of. nowed that she was descended from Then she took spartments The majority of the thantrical celeb. | ritles and athletes In town will take part In the games at the Field Day at the Polo Grounds July 17 In ald of the Home for Deatitute Crippled Chiidren Just before Miss Lil!lan Russell made her hurried departure for Europe she ‘ urday. and after the leading boats ware |Ysaac Kool, a pioneer settler of New *dvised Messrs. Cohan & Harrif that : straightened out on thelr course from | york, wh: 1744, at Tappan, married !n her opinion Miss Loutse Dresser fe, the drabbulled Scotland Light vessel |cgtharine Gerven, 10 whom the Van- would be the {deal umpire for the base: | i to tie ship off Fire Island that marks | gerpijt family were related, Deposit Kame between tie prima donnas : the last noint of ocean travel from the | jooks showed that she had good-sized WTS Fa AT tel) : eastward to Sandy Hook, the Shamn gounts in the Fitth Avenue and ro hae expressed twin to te heeled to the fresh breese and passed | “Counts in ine EN ep ast t the | ate stage on. this. G < the Gardenia at 140 P, M., taking the | °c™ D#™M® | inte Saeeaeeeee, lead in the race, | N NOT MAN WA Reh P. Mich falsircay the Bham:| CAUEMS Had Manley FRANCIBCO, July 1—Roy Bute- rock rounded Fire Island Light 8hip.; °** the second class an on bat | famenings. It was stopped up and the | Doat kept on her course. Yin trying to things straightened out. one of the Was pent alot and as the es. <uests, atended hini and found that he unfortunate sailor had bpoken no 20) He was too badiy hurt, how-\ % pve $9 be Of Sprther ane An the Page, Call or Write for the |. | messenger, GNP ALTO CE CTS S| TL FEAT Italian Driver Cissac and Me- chanic Killed Instantly When Car I$ Overturned. nce GERMAN DRIVER WINS. | tons, je ater in the segsion gains | Penvay Mie fe pater king. but most of | Pressed Steel Tub Skirts, a .75 and Lautenschlager,Driving Merces | trar istters it showed large. frace | Weading, (ETAL EEC) : | tional, adyanc es Hear Ren NORE De ate Prices fell off in the afternoon and fim, Avel é: e! " Jose some of the leaders showed | qiock fsland des, Finishes First, Hemery | te sate ome of. Guta were | Mahe iB fh TRUNK DEP'TS, In Both Stores Second and Hanriot Third on a profitable level, The trading con- uthern Railway ‘4 eed d ‘ + | tinued brisk. i i [TANG petal ales of stocks were §25, Russet Cowhide Dress Suit Cases, DIPPPE, France, July 7.—Two men) | ied, one seriously injured and three German “drivers taking the first three reneged hig! ‘yesterday's final figure: places in the race—that was the his- tory to-day of the Grand Prix, thean-| 0) 0 High \ nual automobile event of this countr, jam gt é pris 36% ON + Monday Morni { made of selected wood, duck covered, ofl Clasec, an Italian, and his mechant-|Am ‘oe Gort. 27% tei onday Morning Wonders. ‘ meted couaalend awaneedtan atl clan, Schaub, were the two men killed, while Herrison, an English driver, was seriously Injured, but his Injuries are/ not fatal. The physiclans in attendance say numerous minor e@cidents to ma-! chines and injuries to drivers took place during the race, which for a time promised to be the fastest ever made over the course. ‘The winner of the race was a Ger-| man, Lautenschlager, driving a M cedes car. His time was 6 hours, 5 minutes and 43 seconds, Hemery In a Benz, a German oar, was second and Hanrlot, also driving a Benz, was third, | Big Crowd Sees Race. | Almost @ millon people saw the race) to-day, which was the most exciting since the Grand Pyix was inaugurated. A terrific pace was set at the start, and three Frenchmen, Szisz, Thery and Bablota, Wagner, an Itallan, and Salzer, a German, beat the lap record | made last year for the first round. — | In the second round Nazarro, driving | an F. I, A T,, took the lead, but the| strain of mad speed began to tell on/ the leaders Tire trouble developed and a strong wind that at times was al-| most 2 gale blew straight into the faces| of the drivers as they came down the | coast stretch forced a reduction of the pace and killed off all hopes of a new) record for the course, Lautensohlager took the lead in the) fourth round when Nazarro dropped back owing to a jammed clutch and maintained his position to the fini The English drivers were never promi. | nent while Strang, the only American in the race, met with an accident to his Thomas car an hour before the) start that put him virtually out of the | race, although he started and was sec ond to the leader in the fourth round. After that he disappeared from the race, and when it was over came in with the announcement that continuou. tire trouble had forced him to drop out. | Thery Dirves Hard Race, | One by one the French drivers dropped out, leaving only Thery, the veteran ot | the 1908 Gordon Bennett race, to repre sent Franze, Hemery and Hanriot, Frenchmen driving German cars, were pressing him olosely, and it was @ hot race betwhen the three during the fourth and fifth rounds of the cours in the sixth round Thery had tire trouble, and) the hopos of France for a victory were gone. The accident that killed Schaub came !n the |i in making a dangerovs ea tire of their Panhard machine was torn Off. The car was Overturned on top of them, | Clssac and und, when and both men were horribly crusned, death being instantaneous for men. "he Injury to Harrison, the Engilsh-| man, was similar, his car overturnin, at @ bad spot in the road near Harrigon was badly crushed, out when rernoved to a hospltal it was said that hin injuries ware not mortal. The German victory naturally was not popular with the French, but thousands ‘cheered Lautenschlagger as he came tn 2, winner, a BARANAC, N.Y, July 7—Gov.| Hughes bed a very succenstul day tn| fly casting for trout at Big Green Pon’ yesterday !n company with his son, his| private secretary and his confidential | ‘At noon the guides prepared | an Adirondack hot luncheon of trout| and tlapiacks. Gov, Hughes caugnt several fino speckled trout and “Jim Patterson, the guide, says Mr. Hughes is ong of the finest fy ‘casters he hee} had the pleasure of guiding. OTH AVE, 22D & 28D STS.,N, Y. CITY Graduate Physicians Here. 4 % Cie em Cut This Out $ Bring {t with you and our jist, John examine your ou to a fine as for. ae refund mi UT COUPON, Ino whore we THO It was a dead beat from there to ; Northeast End Light Bhip. A sthooner| eshin Sania, Doe WCB beaaaaanay na | was astern which was taken to be the 1 ‘S i bd | Eelipse. Later, however. che ville. J ent, 1 4 , 5 Ms a te be the Tammany. She rounde Three f¢ ‘ é th A k 4.0 P. M., seventeen minutes after : : or : S in : 4 Shamrock. ae { | } Informatio 4 Sha hihi RMA i (he sadly civiea esdisng | in and literature about Summer Resort Hotels, { : Vintevavaiye oller one: the Bian (a4 | Boarding Houses, &o., may be had at any of @ | The Marchioness, Zurah and Gardenia |yicuing lost his loki and fell to t ? ,, ‘ ty } 1 0 © rs } +f . 2 ore Aen il tryna to foioh she ark. 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