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nous white bear. The spirit of the
island was found at last, and as the
story went abroad the lake began to be
known as White Bear lake. and the
island as Manitou, or Spirit island.
Aquatic Notes
The season now being pretty we'll adj
vanced, those members of the yachting asso-
citation, who are fond of racing, are anxious
to have regattas every Saturday afternoon
during the balance of the season, so ii has
been decreed b the executive committee.
The W. B. Y. Z. also will have regattas over
very nearly the same course on many of the
same days. Heretofore the clubs have alter
mated their regattas, but now it will keep the
yachtsmen of the TWO clubs very busy to
avoid foullng each other.
A pretty little scrub race took place
Friday morning between Seaman's two new
eighteen-foot cats, the Star Dust and Siwash.
The boats were sailed by Dick OBrien and
Harry Kavanagh under reefed mainsails In
the very lively chase around a two-mile
course Kavanagh's boat fouled herself in the
weeds, which delayed her for a time and
Dick O'Brien came in few minutes ahead.
Percy Houghton, of Mahtomedi, last
Wednesday beat all previous swimming rec
OrdS. He started from Mahtomedi and swan
to Ramaleys, about three miles, making the
distance in two hours and forty minutes, a
wonderfully short time in which to swim
such distance. This gives Percy the cham
pionship of the lakes.
Eight-year-o Leslie Hinckley caught the
largest fish on the west shore of the lake, in
fact the fish was nearly as large as the boy.
1t would have been an even thing whether
the fish or the boy came out ahead. but luck
lily some assistance was at hand and Leslie
landed a twelve and half pound pickerel.
Fishing has been particularly good the last
week. Hundreds of pickerel and bass have
been taken from the lake. Dr. Christy had
his hands full with the largest fish of the
week. fourteen pound pickerel, which
thrashed around in a way which 6 ave the
angler considerable trouble.
A very enjoyable sailing party few even
ings ago was given by Mrs. j. J. Mclaughlin,
of the Williams house The guests landed at
Mahtomedi, and at Dellwood. At the latter
place little dancing was INDUCED in, and
the afternoon pleasantly spent around the
beautiful grounds
New yachts are already in sight for next
season. Jean Ramaley intends to build three
new boats which he says will scoop the lake,
and Dingle already has orders for three new
yachts for next season, for members Of the
w. 3. Y. A.
Purely Personal.
At the Mahtomedi-George r. Clarke, Chi
cago; Rufus Smith, Wheaton, Ill. Frank A.
Stewart, Madison; Mrs H. II. Aspinwall,
Buffalo; Miss Aspinwall, Elmira, n. y;
Miss Rose Elmira, n. Y. Miss Flora Wilkin.
NashVille Mrs. +. II. johnson, st. Paul
Park; Mrs. S. NJ. Henry, Evanston, ILL.,; L. W.
Munhall, Philadelphia; Mrs. T. NJ. Smith and
niece, Oak Park. ILL.,; Mrs. f. d. Smith and
daughter, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Sawyer, Minneapolis; w. A. Worried, Mime
apoiis; William E. Blackstone, Chicago;
Rev. c. n. Scott, Hastings; j. F. Mcdonald,
Minneapolis; c. A. Anderson, Minneapolis;
Miss Mary Chamberlin, Minneapolis; A.
Nash Nebraska; William A. Cook Minneap-
oils; Maggie P. Rahilly, Binghampton, n. Y;
Geneveve Gervais, England; j. NJ. Hopkins.
Larimore, n. D.; X. w. Wing, Minneapolis;
Grace Mortimer. Brooklyn; Charles d. Nor
throp, New Orleans; Prof. Horace Good
Helen A. Clarke, Detroit; w. NJ. Dan
ner Louisville, Ky. OF St. Paul-Mrs.
Winslow, Miss Harriet Boardman, ].
E. McWilliams. Mrs. L. H. Alexander,
Forsburg. c. S. Southern and wife, G. H.
Walworlh, Chas. D. Bentley, P Mcdonald,
George II. Wack, E. Morgan, H. Fisher, K.
Morgan, L. H. Alexander. Mrs. Morris, Miss
Morris, G; W Achilles. A. S: Fiske, J. sny-
dam, j r. Donohue and wife, W. L. Ban
chem, Z. c.. Randall +. j. White, Enoch
johnson, May L. Murray, Lou NJ. Dufresne,
j. W. Donaldson. G. B. Woodward. Fl. NJ.
Lufkin, G. NJ. Woodward, E. r. Boardman,
Geo. W. McIntire, II. G. GIayum. Gertie Will
liams F. W. Jaynes, Edna Rice, W. L. Sanders,
W. j. Murray, T. j. White. Geo. ii. Theobald,
Albert Wilson, Joseph Kershaw and wife, F.
Kilshaw. It. c. Horton, c.. n: Woodward,
Mrs William Hudson, Bessie Hudson, NJ. r.
Gurnsey, Il. d. Simonton and wife, CLARA
Emery Eyles, Mrs. F. W. Roggenban. F. W.
Farrar and wife, Mrs. Walter Sanborn, Mrs.
Edward P. Sanborn.
Hotel Leip: Charles H. Waller Mankato;
Walter Collins, Minneapolis; E. A. Towle.
Chicago; C. Il. Kennedy. Fargo; L. w. Barly,
Dave Carlton, Minneapolis; F. w. Brown,
Chicago: Mrs. Goldsmith, Milwaukee; David
Michaud and party, saltwater; George Reg
lister, II. Poole, Dubuque: Joe Miller, White
Bear; V. r. Leibig. Hudson; W. Dillman, o.
B. Rhubesky, Milwaukee james B. Maoks aud
Phil Gibbons, Of Forepaugh's show; E. E.
Reed Hastings; L. Kramm, Toronto, Can;
A La File, Pelleville, CAN; F. Bone, La
raby, Butte; Misses Raven, Minneapolis; W.
C. Scott and wife, Pittsburg; T. O'Leary,
La Crosse; G. Z. Marvin. Duluth;