'The fighters for Northern Pacific control were divided into two groups one comprising J. J. Hill, the owner of the Great Northern road, and' J. Pierpont Morgan, America's famous financiers the other head of the Union Pacificand Sou-and John D. Rockefeller, supported by the many millions of the Standard Oil interests.
The net result is practically a compromise, the Hill party being permitted to retain their controlling interest in the Northern Pacific, but admitting representatives of the Harriman interests to the bod of directors, todo with him; that if the Independence were entered for the trial races in the ame of some member of the Club the enter would be considered, but that the dealings must be entirely with such menibet. Wh the outcome will be cannot be prophesied. given very zeal account of herself inthe three times that she has bee who have seen bath vac that she is a tion. This point may be settled the first of month, fi ies of three races between the two yachts, not official and not under the auspices of the New York Club-cal ain will be sailed! unless fiery
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