laced evidence of structural weakness. The race left no they would average more than 22 or 23 knots an hour nearly 700 tone, over the whole course. This should have brought doubt that the torpedo boats of that day were alto- gether too light for deep-sea duty; and it was part- representative of the… … The '• Worden," Winner, Average 21.6 Knots. The "Hull" Made 15 Knots; the "Stewart," 11^2' Knots; the "Truxton," 11 Knots. The "Hopkins" Was Disabled. THE 240-MILE OCEAN RACE OF THE TORPEDO-BOAT DESTROYERS. inch in beam, and draws 6 feet 6 inches at normal The winner of the race was the "Worden,"…
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