The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 10, 1901, Image 5
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it at the least expense to the public.
The city of Washington so disposes
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of it. while most other American cities?being
less carefully governed?
have to pay largely for its removal.
There is a contract with a company
which colletts the garbage and disposes
of it. The garbage is kept separate
from ashes and other refuse. In
iron tanks it is taken by rail thirty
< miles down the Potomac to the reduction
works. Here it is sorted. Tin
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rest is placed in a close iron vessel
and subjected to steam pressure, after
which it is pumped into tank* and allowed
to settle. Oils and fats rise to
the surface and. being skimmed off.
are sold to saapmakers. Under pressure
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v .v Tt-i. f.-ilrnl cariiaee. after
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from the sale of hides of horses and
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The h.;r?" hide; makgood russet
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seen very clear skies. New York city
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THE AMERICA'S GUP STAYS]:
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Columbia': Three Straight Victories |
in a Series ol Thrilling Race:. '
UPTON GREATLY DISAPPOINTED
In tlic T.a?t < ontcst Hie Vlmtnrork I!mI? .
tin* Defender l?.v Two scronil*, I5ut the <
Columbia Win* 011 Time Allowance ? '
T!ic Challenger Hie Host Doat Kver
.
Sent Arrow the Ocean. j
Nciv York City. - America's Cup. the (
badge <>f national supremacy in ship- ,
building :tn?1 in seamanship. will re- ;
main on tln> pedestal where it was 1
placed half a century ago by the clev- {
erne** nf :m American skinner and an
American crew who crossed the occsin i
to win it. The latest and the fairest !
ami tin- most sportsmanlike challenger f
who has ever attempted to recapture ]
tlie trophy was defeated in the third t
race of the series of the best three in t
live. Columbia, the defender, flying !
the colors of Commodore K. 1>. Mor- 1
COLUMBIA. THi: CKJ
<Tlic yacht which has twice success
gau. won over Shamrock II.. flying |'
the colors of Sir Thomas Upton, l?y I'
forty-one seconds on time allowance. '
Crossing the lint-, hoat for boat. Sham- '
rock defeated Columbia by two sec- x
onds in the thirty-mile race to leeward N
and return. s
There was the usual manoeuvring
for position at the start, the Columbia ^
getting a bit the worst of the game. :1
crossing the line thirteen seconds '
ahead of the Shamrock, and therefore 1
giving her rival the coveted opportu- 1
niiy of blanketing the leader, and s
which the Shamrock was not slow in v
nsine. Then eustte<! a luffing match.
Captain Sycamore endeavoring to 1
keep j lie Shamrock dead astern of
the Columbia, and that vessel striving '
to get clear of the hlauketiug of the n
Shamrock. The challenger's greater c
sail area soon began to tell, aud grnd- r
itally she lessened the distance he- 1
tween herself and the tiylng lender. (l
With varying fortunes the two 1
^ I
SIR THOMAS LI1TON.
(The genial Irishman who has made two 1
unsuccessful attempts to win ttitj
America's Cup.)
^
fought it out to the outer mark, lirst (
oue anil then the other forging ahead .
to the freshening of the stern ward ,
wind. Xearing the mark the Sham- 1
rock drew considerably in the lead. >
and. taking in balloon jib and spin- :
nnker as she swung around the point, j
found, as the Columbia followed her
around, that she had gained one min- i
lite and four seconds in the run down i |
the wind and that she had then but
six seconds of time allowance to over
come in the thresh to windward. \
The struggle then was mainly a battle
of skippers, and a right grand 1
struggle it was. The thousands of sea t
borne excursionists knew of that six t
seconds of time allowance which the i
I Shamrock must now over come in i
ardor to win the eTnt. Tho Columbia j
adherents kuow of ilio stint, and all |
those watch il most eagerly to soo.
if they cnohl. one little second's gain
)r loss. And n<- the two. after numerals
tacks. tin a My drew near tlto Sar.ly
Hook 1 .ightship, which marked tho ?
inisli of the race. the Columbia backers
saw witii hearts in their mouths
hat the Shamrock was nearly 011 even .
terms with the former, the two being ;i
scarcely a length apart.
Lengths counted then, but the defender.
though sailetl with all the _
skill that Captain Barr is capable of. .
ould not overtake the Shamroek's . '
cad. and in the bitter struggle that ,
'ollowed the challenger finally staggered
over the line with a lead of but
i little less than her own length and
I wo seconds in time. This, substract d
from the forty-three seconds which
the Shamrock allows the Columbia.
:;tvc the victory to the defender by a
lose margin of forty-one seconds.
The cttp was saved, but there was
lothing 10 boast of. In Shamrock the
American champion had found a coin- i
iet it or which called for her most {
strenuous efforts. Shamrock Tl. is
without doubt the ablest yacht ever
sent to try for the famous cup, and
.?? work will be remember*<1 with
ldmiration l?y every lover of yachting
sport. As it stands Columbia hear
ter in three races, covering a total dislanee
of ninety tniles. by a total of
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fully defended the America's Ctip.>
hree minutes :ilid twenty-sewn sec.i?0s
actual time ami live minutes and me
hiriy-six seconds corrected time. A 8J'S
?'\v years ago the total amount of the
ictory would have been regarded as
pry satisfactory for one race of the
cries.
"I am a disappointed man,' said Coi
?ir Thomas Liptou. at Sandy Hook,
i ft or the ra?*e. "My last hopes have
teen shattered. Until within fifteen
ninutes of lite finish of the race in
he beat to windward 1 would have ?
taked my life that the Shamrock II.
vould have crossed the lino victor. ML
"1 was terribly disappointed, for
laturally all my confidence in the mt
ihainroek had led tno to centre my
topes in this third race. With two H
guinsi us success or even further B
ontest depended on winning to-day's
ace. an event of which l felt certain fl
hronghont the more than four hours I
if the race until that last sodden tl
linnge. It was enough to take the j ?*;
ieart out of any man. fl
"However. I would rather retain the ; &
riondship and respect of the Amer- I
can people than lift that cup. and ppr
vhnt that means you must know.
"In regard to the contest for the __
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America's Cup I feel that the Sham- "~?
ock put up a good tight, a better
ight tlian has auy other boat that ever
rossed with intent to take bark the
up. I believe the race to-Jay was the _
losest, especially at the finish, of any
ver sailed in these contests. We 1
irought over our best and did our
test. There is little else to say. J
"Whether I shall ever challenge
tgain It is too early to say. I do not <
mow what I may do in that regard j
>r what will be done with the Shamock
II.. but it is not true that she
vill remain here to race next spring."
DYNAMITE WRECKER KILLED. *
dentifieil in lit* Coftln a* tho Man Who
Lit tho Fane.
Chicago.?The funeral services over ^
["honias Brow were interrupted in or- 0
ier rliat the body might be identified
is one of the conspirators in the u
vrecking bv dynamite of the Ileldnaier
?Sc Edgeworth stone yards six { J
reeks ago. The identification releases
tn Innocent man. wno was iock a up i gj
11 the county jail. | ?
Frank Hardy, who has turned Slate's at
widenee. made the identification. An- p,
iron eli in:. the cittiu. llardy said: |!1
Thai body is of tise man they called w
IjOU.' and he lit the fuse at the stone
aids." I
Krow's dentil Add a new phase < C
nystery to the ease, lie arrived i: w
'hiengo siiITerii : from s've.*! injuries Cf
u his legs. Whii* being taken home 01
11 the police ambulance he became uu- re
onscious and died a few hours later.