St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29

Association four first DennantS and one
second besides the ladies' race, III which
she was successfully sailed by the wife
of her owner.
Among other boats of prominence in
J the club are J. l.. Stacks Della 5, Paul
! GotZian's Queen Emma, lately passed
| into the possession of John Miller, a and
| Howard Ramaley's Sunshine. There is
no doubt considerable speed in +. W..
Ra maley's Shadow, but size neeus more
thorough sailing 10 bring her to the
front.
Fortuna and Queen Emma, as we'll as
most of the boats of the yacht club, are
also in the books of the yachting asSo-
ciation. whose headquarters are at tn cir
beautiful club house at Dellwood. Or
ganized i'm the spring of 1891 with
membership of $50 of the leading pro-
fessiOnal and business men OF the city,
the White Bear Yachting association at
once took the lead in all yachting mat
tiers at White Bear. Their hand
some and spacious club house, sit
uated on a knoll of the beau
tiful Dellwood shore, commands wide
view of the lake. The house itself con-
tains reception rooms, offices, dining
hall, the necessary kitchens and cellars,
and large numuer of sleeping apart
desire to make it their home during the
season. The club house is also favored
spot for the members to dine in the cool
of the summer evenings, as an eXpe-
rienced steward is always in charge.
Commencing on Decoration day, and
continuing through the season until
into S eptember, regattas are held each
Saturday. the entries numbering, as
rule, about twenty. Yachts are scpar-
ated into two. classes, over and under
twenty feet, and all races are sailed
under the club rules. which are similar
to those of the New York Yacht club
and time allowances are made accord
ing to the HerreshOtf table. :
The trophy races are sailed during the
summer months, beginning with July.
and occur once a month until one yacht
has won two races, when that yacht
takes the cup to hold until the following
season. The trophy must be won three
times to become the permanent prop
erty of any yacht. 1t was won last sea-
son by Luther NewpOrt's Storm King,
but only after hard struggle with
Fortuna. At each weekly regatta prizes
ale offered in the form of silk pennants
for :he yachts finishing first and second.
For the present season Paul GotZian has
| offered magnificent silver cup to be
Sdll6u lOl Ul NdCiito vi lllC SCSOIll-Cldooi
and which is to be known as the Got
zian cup. 1t will be sailed for under
the same conditions as the regular
| championship trophy of the association.
! The officers OF the association are:
Commodore, l.. P. Ordway; vice
commodore, 5. c. Stickney; captain. ).
P. Elmer; secretary, r. B. e. Bement;
/ and treasurer, j. w. Taylor.
| The affairs of the association are man.
aged by an executive committee con-
Sisting of nine members of the club.
| The feet consists of twenty-fOur boats
/ and will be augmented by the addition
| of about fifteen new ones this season.
The holder of the championship of
last season, Luther Newport's Storm
King, is now the property of Carl Tay-
lor, and was built i'll 1890 by Andrew
Peterson, after model of his own, laid
on the general line of Norwegian fish
ing boat. During her first season she
was not at all successful, but last year
was veritable wonder, skimming along
when there was scarcely breath of