The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-09-10
MYRTLE AND HEALANI SENIORS
BALANCE.
Lejlani Boat Will Carry the Heaviest
Men-Everything in Readiness for
Tomorrow's Races.

The total weight of the oarsmen
making up the senior crew of the Hea-
lani is SIS pounds. The four
men in the Myrtle senior crew do not
quite come up to that mark, being two
pounds less in weight. The Leilani
senior crew will weigh 600 pounds, if
not little more.
The Healani juniors are As pounds
heavier than the seniors. The Myrtle
Junior crew weighs 563 pounds.
The junior race will be rowed first
tomorrow afternoon. The start will
be made as near AIS o'clock as pos
sible. The senior race will follow
shortly afterward.
The first train to Pearl Harbor win
leave the Oahu depot at AS o'clock.
The second train will depart at 3:15
o'clock, and will be made up into as
many sections as will accommodate
the people. These will arrive at their
destination few moments of 4
o'clock.
All business houses, save the gro>
cery stores, will close from / until 6
o'clock. Following is a complete list
of the signers:
NJ McInerny, Hollister & Co., Frank
| j. Kruger, s. Roth, j. NJ. Webb, Hob
ron Drug Co., per A. B., II. G. Biert, L.
| E. Tracy, e. A. jacobson, f. w. Jor-
dan, H. F. Wichman, H. w. Schmidt &
Sons, Thos. G.. Thrum, The Kash by l.
Levingston, John Mott, Hawaiian Ga
zette Co., Medeiros & Decker, b. f.
Ehlers Co., WALL Nichols & Co., w.
w. Dimond, Hopp e. Co., Hawaiian
News Co., Ltd, per j. f. Soper, j. T.
Waterhouse, California Feed Co., per
7. j. King, Union Feed Co. per C. b.
Gray, Washington Feed Co. per S.
Lowden, j. S. Martin, l.. b. Kerr, Lew
ers & Cooke, f. Souza, Temple of Fash
ion, Manufacturers Shoe Co. per w.
| w. McInerny, j. j. Egan, City Feed
Store, N. S. Sachs, John Mott.
Chairman Charles Gray of the Re-
gatta committee, was at Pearl Harbor
today making arrangements for the
reception of the public tomorrow. The
trees and shrubs along the banks have
been cleaned off and benches will be
provided for the comfort of the spec,
tators.
The Government band will go to the
harbor on the last train. Bandmaster
Berger has selected a choice program,
one of the numbers being the Myrtle
| march.
The course has been staked off with
flags and each crew has a clear course
The finish will be near the railroad
pier.
Through the kindness of Captain
Nelson of the Bennington, the judges
and newspaper representatives will be
able to follow the crews in the flight
for victory, in the Bennington's steam
launch.
Following is the personnel of the
various crews:
MYRTLE SENIOR.
Stroke-Olaf Sorenson.
No. 3-Leslie p. Scott.
No. 2-Percy Lishman
Bow-W. H. Crozier.
CoXswain-Arthur Wilder.
MYRTLE JUNIOR.
Stroke-William Lyle.
No. 3-W. f. Damon.
No. 2-Charles Crane.
Bow-Sam Johnson.
CoXswain-Arthur Wilder.
HEALANI SENIOR.
Stroke-J. w. Lloyd.
No. 3-James Spencer.
No. 2-Henry Williams.
Bow-Fred b. Damon.
CoXswain-Nelson Lansing.
HEALANI JUNIOR.
Stroke-C. H. Tracy.
No. &C. C. Rhodes.
l. No. 2-J. II. Waterhouse.
| Bow-R. w. Atkinson.
CoXswain-Nelson Lansing.
LEILANI SENIOR.
Strokes. e. p. Taylor.
No. 3-Prince Cupid.
No. 2-John Lane.
Bow-Chris Willis.
CoXswain-Ollie Lucas.
LEILANI JUNIOR.
Stroke-Prince David.
No. 3-William Kealoha.
No. 2-Joe Conradt.
| Bow-Samuel Woods.
| CoXswain-Ollie Lucas.