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SHAMROOK BUILT ON OLD LINES.
No',I,ottlconts, Used to Illtlo tlioCuri
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Kxpcoti'il to Soon Itiullcnl Dotmrturo
In Yanht Mill 111 luu Worn Dlinppotitt oil
New York, Sept. 28. Tho Shamrock
wns yesterday safely drydocked at tho
urie Uosln, to bo made ready for tho
International races, which becln on
Tuostlay next. Every precaution wna
taken to prevent mishap to tho big
cutter, and 20 minutes after sho was
wnrped Into position over tho 12 blocks
at tho bottom of tho dock her keel was
estlnc securoly In place. There was
no attempt to hide tho lines ot tiro
yacht from view. The yard was open
to tho public from morning until night,
nnd hundreds of yachtsmen stood for
hours whllo the water was bolng pump
cd out, that they might get a look nt
the under body and keel of tue dial
lonccr. It was too late In the day for
secrecy, and so the "clouts" and "pet
ticoats that prevented tho people from
seeing the Shamrock when she was
launched In England early this sum
mcr, and afterward whon sho was
docked at the Erie baaln Bhortly after
reaching this country, were not usod.
Every one had a flno look at tho craft
Before being docked the Shamrock's
crew was put to work scraping off tho
green paint that covered her topsldes.
exposing the true metal underneath
Just what metal these two upper
streaks of plates aro composed of Is a
secret, but It looks much like a com
position of aluminum and nickel, very
lleht and at the same time very strong,
It is quite probable that the Shamrock
will not have her upper body repainted
for fear It may retard her speed. Cap
tain wrlngo, when asked about tno
matter, said ho did not know about tho
paint, but if any was put on It would
be the true Irish green. At the time
of the Shamrock's keel touched the
blocks there was about 21 feet of water
from the blocks to the surface, which
makes her draft about tho same figures,
or an Inch or two less. Tho crew was
at once put to work In two squads
scrubbing tho hull with brushes.
The Shamrook Is a powerful cralt.
with her greatest beam about where-
the masthead runners fasten to tho
deck. The underbody, which Is of
bronze, was covered with a sort ot
slime, which came oft readily with tho
vigorous application of salt water and
brushes, leaving the plates shiny and
smooth, when the hull and keel wer
fully exposed there were expressions
of disappointment on all sides. The
experts expected to see something
now, nnd a radical departure from tho
old type of English cutter. Shamrock
can be described as a vessel with a
Britannia body and a Defondor fln
and lead, including the latter's rocker
keel, but with greater draft than
either. There Is nothing particularly
handsome about tho cutters linos ex
cept that they aro all curves, thero
bolng no straight ones except from the
turn of tho guard boards to the lead
In comparison with tho Columbia the
Shamrock Is fullor bodied, especially
amidships, has about a foot more beam
and a draft about ten Inches greater,
Her overhangs aro shorter, so that
tho lines of her hull are not so well
carried out as in the Columbia, and
being short, increase the look of bulk!'
ness. Then she is higher sided than
the cup defender. She has a rocker
keel, like Defender that is, her lead
keel is rounded up like that of tho
'95 champion, but a little more at the
bow than the latter. Her lead keel
is about as thick as Columbia's, but
not nearly so deep. Prom 4 to
feet is a fair estimate, while the cup
defender's 1b about S feet. The lead on
the keel weighs about 15 tons less thai
Columbia's, or about 80 tons, but as it
is about five feet longer than the lat
ter's, about 33 feet, and not nearly
so deep, it puts the ballast lower, an
therefore gives the Shamrock fully as
much, If not greater stability.
The Shamrock carries more sail than
the Columbia, as her mast is stepped
about two feet further aft, giving her
more headsall, while the mainsail 'Is
also larger than tho cup defender's. The
Shamrock s amidships sections are con.
tlnuous curves from the deck lines to
the turn of the garboard. Her bilge
hardens greatly at the quarter, Just
opposite to the Columbia a, and gives
one tho Impression that It will retard
her pror ss In sailing.
Amidships, the Columbia has a line
almost straight from the bilge to gar-
board, giving her a flatter floor, while
the Shamrock Is full and round.
When the lead keel was exposed It
was found to bo unlike Columbia'
In that It Is unprotected by bronze. It
Is painted with some sort of red com
position to protect it from tho action
of the salt water, but the crew had
considerable work In cleaning off the
slimy coating.
When tho hull of tho cutter had been
well scrubbed the crew commenced
putting up a staging about the craft
.and are using electric polishers on the
metallic sides today.
Drydock No. 3, at the Brooklyn navy
yard, was made ready yesterday for
tho reception of the yacht Columbia. tho
navy department having given its con
sent for the yacht to be hauled out
there, the Erie basin dock being occu
pied exclusively by the Shamrock. The
Columbia left her moorings at New Ro
chelle yesterday noon and was towed
through Hell Gate and the East river,
arriving at tho navy yard before dark
She was put in the dock at 9 o'clock
this morning and the work at cloanlng
was at once begun.
A Narrow Escape.
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SK ENANDOAM - RA
OLYMHA IN THE LEAD.
(Continued from Ntsl 1'aJtx.)
pta, nnd to I. ivi umf ttinre would
ave forced. 1m.u "h llTmlp beyond
the edge of tu . .iin ship channal.
Hear Admin! S.itnpr n gig was im-
merilntoly lowered ,t il In' went alxjnru
Hip Plii , X offlcldl re
spects to hl- ! rnptnlriH of
tho othr iillann, Mama-
hURett, Hfif 1 1 pxab anil Lan
caster, foil mil v. II, for naval eti
quette Is both prompt anil exacting.
"ri-alilHitt'p t'liiniillinniiti I'reHPtttoil.
Meantime tha beautiful whlto yacht
Dolphin, witli Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Allen aboard, had hurried
down to the Olympla. Tho Dolphin
How the white (lag containing four
stars with a fouled anchor In the
Hold, the (las of the assistant secretary,
and Mr. Allen personally was convey
ing to Admiral Dawey the greetlngx
nnd compliments of President McKIn-
ley. He went aboard In a launch, nnd
was received at the gangway by the
admiral himself. The marine guard
at present arms was mustered aft and
as Mr. Allen came ovor the sldo drum
rullles and bugle flourishes sounded
in his honor. When the assistant sec
retary of the navy goes aboard a war-
hip the regulations proscribe that his
flag bo hoisted to the main top. Up
went the ting, but as soon us the greet
ings had been exchanged at Mr. Allen's
request it was hauled down, and Mr.
Alton remained aboard as tho private
guest of the admiral. It was the de-
Ire of the navy department not to de
tract In any way of the honors to be
accorded Dowey.
An olPcer from Fort Hancock short
ly nfterwarda came aboard to convey
the formal wclcomo of the army, and
then, a few minutes after 9, Just aa
the tide turned flood, the Olympla
weighed anchor and began her Journey
up the bay. Tho tugs and harbor
craft, which had been hovering about
since daylight, tooting and shrieking
tneir salutations at every opportunity,
fell Into her wake and puffed proudly
up behind her. Every vessel she pass
ed gave her a vaporous saluto, and as
the Bhlppiug increased the noisy dem
onstration became almost continuous
Tho figure of the hero of the day was
in full relief against the sky as ho
stood upon the bridge chatting with
Assistant Secretary Allen and tho
group of officers. He occasionally
turned and smiled and bowed to the
noisy escort.
Ship after ship took its turn in doing
honor to the admiral as the Olympla
swept grandly up the lino of floating
fortresses and the flood of sentiment
welled up within their hearts, Admiral
Dewey, from the bridge, acknowledged
each salute with a wave of his cap.
He alone, of all the officers ot the
fleet, was In fatigue uniform. As the
Olympla swept by the New York, the
last ship of the column, the full ma
rine band aboard the Olympla played
Sousa's "El Capltan" march, and ths
gpeotators on the excursion fleet cheer
ed. The skippers turned loose their
whistles and sirens. Everything that
could make a noise, joined.
Itocolrlnp; tho OIUolul Vlalts.
In a few moments the Olympla came
to anchor, and then came tho admirals
and captains from all the ships troop
ing In their swift water carriages to
pay their respects to the nation's hero.
As they came aboard they were given
the honors due their rank. Admiral
Dewey was still in fatigue uniform
when he received his old claasmates
at the gangway. The official vlsIU to
the Olympla lasted for over an hour.
Meantime scores of rowboats, tugs,
launchos and yachts formed about her,
many with relatlvos, sweethearts or
friends aboard. Almost the first to
make the gangway was the Narkoota,
with Admiral Dewey's relatlvos. Tho
party was given a warm greoting and
taken to the cabin. One officer was so
overjoyed at the sight of tho wife ho
had not seen for 23 months that he
rushed down the gangway and klssiod
her In tho presonco of 10,000 people.
Some of the visitors had flowers for
the admiral and more good things for
the crew. One man presented the crow
with a rowboat of watermelons. As
soon as Admiral Dewey could detach
himself from those who were so eager
to see htm he returned the official
visits, which the etiquette of the occa
sion required. He first called upon Rear
Admiral Sampson, whose ship lay next
to his, and then upon Rear Admiral
Howlson, at the other end of the line.
For this ceremony the Admiral him
self donned the full uniform of hts
rank. There waa a pretty ceremony as
he went aboard the New York and the
Chicago, nnd as the- little launch In
which he passed each ship of the
squadron the sides were manned, the
drums were rolled, the bugles blown
and the officers at the waist saluted.
Rear Admiral Howlson's appearance
In the harbor will in no wise inter
fare with the program tomorrow. It will
bo carried out as arranged, except that
his flagship, if It should Join the pa
rade, would follow the Olympla, in
stead of Rear Admiral Sampson's flag
ship, New York. But It Is not certain
that Admiral Howlson will take part.
Ho Is reported to have said that he
and his crew were worn out after their
long Journey and preferred to rest and
clean up their travel stained ship. If
he should ride In the land parade on
Saturday, being Sampson's senior, ha
will precede the commander of tho
North Atlantic squadron.
E"!Honuttrul Ilnrbor Docorntlonn.
Viewed from the shoro skirting
either Staten Island or Bay Ridge, the
Narrows took on the appearance last
night of a big water fete, a Venetian
carnival. What might have been taken
for a great canal was formed by reve
nue cutters and warships, beginning
with the Olympla at St. Qeorgo and
ending with the Onondaga, lying off
Quarantine. Between this ljno ot
beautifully lighted warships and the
Staten Island shore darted brilliantly
illuminated launches carrying prettily
gowned women and occasionally a
party of naval officers resplendent In
gold braided dress uniforms. The
searchlights of the ships chased many
of these elusive water greyhounds as
they scurried hither and thither.
The most unique illumination along
the shores of tho harbor was the ef
fective display at the quarantine board
ing station above the Narrows. It
consisted of the words "Welcome
Home" In white electric lights, with a
border ot red, white and blue lights
and an immense American flag, 14 by
26 feet, set In an illuminated frame of
hundreds of whlto electric bulbs. This
display was visible all over the bay,
Tomorrow nlsht the general Illumina
tion of the coast will take place.
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NUOdlttS OP NEWS.
The ntimW of fnlltms-nta TtifHiday
were 4S3. making a total or 11,047.
Th ponlrllititlona to the Dwfy
home fund to date amount tn $43,002
The proclamation of rnnil Ludlow
has broken the propoMd general strlko
In Havana.
A unlrenwl suffrage demonstration
In Budapest. Hungary, resulted in a
hundred arreaU.
The admlMlona to the National Ex
port exposition at Philadelphia yester
day numbered 17,188.
ICdwatd Kollerman and August Wel
gnnt, painters, fell from a scaffold at
Hoboken, N. J., and were killed.
A treaty of commerce ami friendship
Is on the eve of conclusion between
Holland and the Transvaal.
General Kunston, of Kansas, pre
dicts the end of the Philippines war
by spring, and favors "the iron hand
it military rule."
Ii('iv HefkmtN .Met'ormiek.
New York, Sept. 2S. Before 4.00)
people at the Ienox Athletic club Inst'
night Kid McCoy clearly proved that j
Jack McCormack, of Philadelphia, won
by a fluke a few weeks ago In Chlrano, i
when he knocked McCoy out McCoy
simply smothered the big wrestler,
and made lilm look like a norlie He
sent him down several times, but Mc
Cormack was not satisfied with these
breathing spells, as he lay down sev
eral times without receiving a punch
He also transgressed the rules by hold
ing and wrestling, and waa frequently
cautioned. Tho spectators became dis
gusted with McCormack's actions, and
so did Referee Charley White, who
sent him to his corner In the eighth
round on account of his dropping, and
declared McCoy the winner.
Mel. onu mid IlimlmoU tn tlm Rootle.
Columbus, Sept, 2S. For a time yes
terday the proposed trip of the Ohio
National Guard to Now York to par
ticipate In the Dewey celebration was
abandoned, but, owing to the gener
osity of Governor Bushnell nnd John
R. McLean the trip will be made as
proposed. All arrangements had been
completed when at a lato hour At
torney General Monnett gave an opin
ion that the funds of the state could
not bo used for defraying the expenses
of the trip, and on the strength of
that tho adjutant general issued an
order calling the trip off. Mr. McLenn
and tho governor agreed to guarantee
the expenses of tho trip In case thero
should be any difficulty in getting tho
money from the state treasury.
"Tlicy Said
An in
stance of
the way doctors
m&v be mistaken is slinu-n
In the experience narrated by Dr Joseph
Flke, of tost Springs, Marion Co , Kan.
"Ten year ago" he aaya "there was an
emigration from Kusland to this coun
try, and there was a lady In the company
who waa badly affected with that dreadful
disease scrofula. Her mouth and throat
were In an awful condition, and there were
lumps ou the outside below the jaws the
siie of a hen's egg. Other doctors had
been called and they said it was a fatal case.
"I was called and made my diagnosis ; I
felt confident that none of my remedies
would do her any permanent good. It came
to my mind that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery was recommended for it, so I
went to the drug store and bought one bot
tle and gave It to her to use as directed.
Five bottles cured her and she is well to
day. She is married now and has three
healthy children.
"If this is a credit to your medicine"
adds Dr. Flke In a communication to Dr.
Pierce "you can use it. I am using a good
many of your medicines In my practice."
In his own profession Dr. R. V. Pierce,
of Buffalo, N. V., is honored as among the
foremost of living specialists in diseases
of the blood and nervous system. If your
health Is poor write to him in perfect con
fidence for good advice. It will be sent
you In a plain sealed envelope, without
charge.
For the most obstinate forms of const!
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Their action is prompt jet comfortable;
their effect is permanent. Insist that the
druyglt does not give you something else.
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IN KFFEOT JULY 1. 1899.
Trains leave Shenandoah aa follows i
Sundays, 2 10 a ra.
r or new ; orfc via Ma-ch Chunk, week dara,
87 a, m., 12 28 and 3 00 n, m.
yl Rcadlnir and Philadelphia, week dara.
Sundays, 2 10 a in.
r ur i-ufi8Tine, weec aars, 2 10. 7 87. 0 M a. m
! 26, 809, 6 09 and 1 30 p. m. Sunday.', a "os m.
Sundays, 2 10 a ru- v
?fe S-J77' 1184 "-.12 28, 7 80 p. m
uuuun;s,u. t III,
VVm riane, wday, 210,8S7,SSS,
87. 9 M. 1182 a. m., 12 2S, R 09, 0 09, 7 80, tU
.ni. Sundays, 2 10 and 8 27 a tn. '
For Arbland and Sbamokln, week dara. 8 27.
Sunday, 8 27 a in" P
roriiaitlniore, Waahlnirton and the Weatyta
u. AO, It. K.. through trains lea- Reading
Tmlnal, Phlladelphfa. (P. A R. D K.) at 8 2aj
llonal trains from Twenty-fourth and Chest.
Py.'iT1 "n, week daya, 10 80 a. m. 12 20
12 1S8i0pui. Sundays, 1 85, 8 28 p. m.
TRAINS FOR 8HKNANDOAH.
TBT-aft Vat V..i- T1 . - B . i .
oo p.m. 1
Leave New York via Mauch Chunk, week:
!ay8, 4 80. 9 10 a. m.. 1 80, A 40 p. mT '
80.8 88. 10 21 a. m. and 1 88. 4 09, 8
u 3o p. m.
Laye Uoadlng, week daya, 187, 7 00. 1008.
a. in., 12 15. 4 17. 6 00, 8 28 p. m! ' '
TmiSI lr.tlllla. . .i 99 M ...
" " ws.biiiio, noQ USI l, 1 11. 4(1 O nra
0 80, 12 80, 120, 4 80,810 and 9 50 p.m.
. i 1 ... oaya, a is. Baa, ll ZJ
. in., 149, 5 68 7 71. 9 41 p. m
----- - ...... .... , ..j, ra. u.i, a aa, v m,
1147 a.m., i 22 fi A, 8 24, 7 44, 10 08 p. m
.uuuy x-iano, weec aays, 3 40.SOO
80. 9 22. 10 23. 12 OO. rr, 1 M KPI 1. .la
1024pm. ' '
leare v nil tuicport, weekdays, T42, 1000 a.
ra..Hi4 and 400, 1180p.m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave FMIadclnhla Chestnut umi h.r
South street -bar lor Atlantic City.
2 00. 3 00, 13 40 sixty minute, 4 00, 4 30,lS00alxtr
minute', 5 30, 7 15, p iu. Accomodation, 8 15 i
in, 5 30. 0 30 n m r-undava Rinmu 7nil am
8 30,900, 10 00 aro, 4 45, 7 15pm. Accommoda-
ion, u n a m, v, p m. 11.00 excursion 7 00
m daily and 7 30 Sundays.
i.ravo iiianno uny Depots weekdavEx.
press, l45Mondayaonly,7 00,7 45, I7W from
naltlcave. station only, 8 30, 9 00, 1015, 1103
a in, 3 30, 4 30, 5 30, 7 80, 9 80 p m. Accommo
dation 42S 8 00 am, 3 50pm. .Sundays Ex
press 330, 400 800, 600, 880. 700, 780. 800,
8 SO p in Accommodation, 7 15 a m. 4 SO n m.
Il.uu excursion weekdays 6 OOp m, Sundays 8 10,
2 15. 4 U, 5 15 p m. Sundays 8 4.1, 915 a m, 4 4.i
pm. 11.00 excursion Thursday and Sunday 7 00
am.
For Cape Mar and Sea Isle City Weekdays
0 15 a m, 2 80, 4 15 p m. Sundays 8 45 m m 4 43
p m. 11.00 excursion Sundays only, 7 00 a m.
Additional for Cape May Weekday 8 54
a m. Sundays 15 am.
i-arior uara on all express trains.
. iu.viui.Nuu. buijiv to nearest
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