New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06
OK THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUBS BOAT.
TIE GAY HEAD CARRIES PRINCE HAVANA
NAKOA OF HAWAI1-MISS GOULD AND
HER PARTY AGAIN on BOARD.

HER PARTY AGAIN on BOARD
The members Of the Atlantic Yacht Club inter-
osted In the treasury of that orsaniza ton were not
seriously disappointed in the failure yesterday 70
.ecure race as some OF the spectators As one OF
them expressed Il on board the Gay Head. which
bore large party 10 the scene 81 the contest: The
more race days there the better We are Of We
took i'm about 1900 the first day. and have done
pretty well to-day There will now be five race
days anyway"
The Gay Head again left Pier A. North River, at
2 n m fu-t as a hanson dashed down the wharf
too late for the single occupant TO jump on board
But some ono shouted "BrOoklyn" 70 him and he
re-cntcrod his vehicle and crossed the bridge IN
tim. 10 reach the wharf where the Gay Head was
10 take on tho contingent from that borough before
the vessel made her landing II was after 10 o'clock
when she headed down the Bay for the Sea Gate
home OF the club
I'm the party on the Gay Head were men OF all
professions. The clergy were represented by the
Roy Or Lindsay Parker. rector OF st. Peters
Church Brooklyn and formerly associated with
Or Rainsford OF St. Georges, Manhattan. the law
by ox-Iudgo s u. Morris and Sydney V. Lowell. Of
the Kings County bar and medicine by number
Of physicians. including Dr. W c. Burlington, OF
Manhattan.
The man who aroused most interest was Prince
David INFLAMMATION Of Hawaii. With his swarthy
face. jet black hair and mustache he bore strk-
ing resemblance 10 HindOo and was taken for
one hy some who saw him before they learned MS
identity He IS cousin of eX-Queen Lilluokalani,
and came 20 this country. which he had visited be-
fore. about a month ago. going 10 washington
direct from san Francisco He remained there
until after the Dewey parades, and then came TO
this city 10 the yacht races. He expressed hm
self as pleased with the sight, but regretful that
there was no race In regard 70 Hawaiian affairs
he said many would be glad TO see a change IN
officials there He did not desire to be quoted in
hoard the Gay Head with a party OF friends. which
included Albert Northrop Miss Won Briesen, Miss
M ANNA faen and f!ih ., Mur S Gould i'' "
In the absence of the commodore OF the yacht
in charge Of the fleet captain General Thomas H.
Watson who was assisted by t"2 o,hep h'iho'l
Washington. Among the other members 81 me
club aboard were eX-Commodore FRANK 1. swan
g. u Weber and Frank Smith.
owing to the complaints arising from the TACT
W. race on 9ccoint Of the ueiay caused by landing
FOR Messengers IN Brooklyn II was decided Dy 'ne
commute to omit that landing hereafter. and TO
haitian. and at Sea Gate. Coney Island Announce
mrnt Of This decision was made TO all on board on
A. Soon as the time limit expired and the lines
of patrol we're broken. the Gay Head headed for
The connecting yachts. and passed close 70 them.
affordine TO those on board a fine opportunity for
/ close inspection. There was apparently more m
tcr,st M the English vessel than in the American
one. and cheer was raised ior the 9nani99 ~,
while the columbia had previously been passed IN
silence
Much interest was also taken IN the Dig oatu'-
ships OF the North Atlantic squadron. UNDER Kc ?
Admiral Sampson who is taking them 10 Hampton
Roads 10 surrender his command 10 his successor.
Th,y were met "a sea. out or sent OF land' a
/ uoy.l experience for many on board the Gay Head,
who wat shed the spectacle with qualification
When the Gay Head nut In az Sea cate on me
return am interesting illumination was seen on
the grounds mar the, Atlantic Yacht Glubh.oggse
was DISPLAYED I'm cOlOred electric lights. Sea
Gate welcomes the Shamrock" and In faring
torches set in the sand on The beach the one word
Among those on board the Gay Head. IN adj
dition to thc ones. named. were colonel r H. Has
koll g. W NcNulty. Harvey IS. Weeks. g. T..
Ruppert j VI sawyer ", II. stokes. g. O.
Lciltt. J. +. Hltchcock. Colonel z rampbG,!,i'
! VI Foote. 4. H. Van Bruut Henry Grswold,
Charles Dimock Dudley RAYMOND. +. w. Beard.
J. ). Van Rlper John Bliss, William Peet' W. G..
Mckay Loslor b. NJ. Whiuock. W. 2 Rae, f.. e.
Moore H. Cromwell. Major J Fred. Alderman,
GUY Ievins, William Van Wyck and \. b. Ket-