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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1900-07-07
State.

For Governor
AARON T. BLISS, OF Saginaw.
For Lieutenant Governor
oRRIN W. ROBINSON, of Chassell.
For Secretary OF State
FRED N. WARNER, OF Pennington.
For State Treasurer
DANIEL mccoy, OF Grand Rapids.
For Auditor General
PERRY F. POWERS, OF Cadillac.
For Attorney General
HORACE n. oREN, OF sault Ste. Marie.
For Land Commissioner
EDWARD wILDEY, OF Paw Paw.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction =
DELOS FALL, OF Albion.
For NJ ember OF State Board OF Education
JAMES II. THOMPSON, Of osceola.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
STATEN ISLAND BOAT CLUB.

The annual regatta Of the Staten Island Boat
Club was held yesterday afternoon in the KIN Won
Kuu, at West New-Brighton- The pretty clubhouse
was crowded with the friends OF the contesting
oarsmen. and in the evening they were entertained
at a smoker The races were rowed over
straightaway mile course, Of which a good view
could be had from the clubhouse balcony Much
interest taken in the match race between the
four cared shell crews Of the Clifton and Staten
Island boat clubs, and II stubbornly contested
in the first half neither gaining any material
advantage. In the last half the Clifton crew hit
up their stroke and slowly but surely drew away,
finally winning by open length. In addition TO
the rowing races there was tub race, which was
won by James L B. Johnson and a swimming race,
which was by E. W. Gould The summaries
Pair-oared shell race-whlts crew. Reginald Brown
bow, A. c. Whitslav, stroke. Black Stewart
s Taylor. bow. and 5. P. Heineken, stroke Won BY
black by lengths
Four-oared barge race-vhite crew, W A. Ross. bovI
A. G. Kellogg. No. 2; z. L A-nott No 8; J. z Under
wood stroke, and ". NJ Tooker, IT., eoxswain Black
E z Parsons. bow; E A Skehan, No. 2 Il w
Miller No g. p Z. c. Hagernan stroke: J. ". Pearson
Won by black By quarter Of length
Eight-oered shell racs-White crew-T. Garrett, tr.-
bow: z. L G HaEs No. ?; A. Davey No g. n h
Donald. No =: Victor Garrett No. 5; G J. Schran'rne
No. 8; @. c. Miller. No !, A. ReiIner. stroke; J. "
P. Heinsken 2: ". H Donald. No. 3, s \. Taylor.
No A. J. 2 Underwood. No. 5; A c. Whirelaw. No 9;
Louis La Fargo. No. = Robert COchrane. stroke ". NJ
ToOksr. eOxsvatn- Won by black crew.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
CLUBHOUSE AT SEA GATE.

ssua 4 TIE ar before touching the water. His
Give was from height o6 only forty-two feet He
ss7s be Owed into ths river At St Louis from q
height q ID Sest
n the swimming races most Of the contestants
used The trudgeon stroke, a stroke which exhausts
ne swimmer, but one with w11.sh he gets through
we're almost srangled- They had not learned the
Art q breathing when partly under water The
result that they inhaled about as much water
e1r- In race the expert breathss through his
mouth when ne comes 70 the surface dischargtng
The air also through his mouth when under the
water. Ee does not have tine 70 both inhale and
exhaIe n the brief second MS head is wholly out
Of The water.
". r Nichols, OF The NeW-York Athletic Club
captured the 75-yard dash for novfcee The 100
ye-c sv1n furnished e surprise. Schaeffer the
indicated champion was looked upon as a sure
winner By the experts Schaefer, however, did not
snow Up IL his usual form and came in nearly
last The race by J 4 Rudy, OF the
KE-cEerbOcker Athletic Club. who led most Of the
way and won with something 70 spare. schaener
cou-a n0L keep 70 his course ?, =. Beecroft, Of
lie NHW-1ork ALhIsLiC Club, the 10J-yard race
-cI boys under eighteen years Of age There was
plunge tor distance was Won by Frederick staylor,
q me h1-cksrbOcker Athletic Club. He covered
= lee- .. l. Johnson was second and James Daily
th-r1 6chaefer redeemed himself in the 500-yard
-z---F running away from his field, finishing all
---1e with the others strung out for e hundred
The tub race convulsed the spectators Ordinary
kicked up much water that they went TO the
bottom before going ten yards The cool and crafty
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
THE RAINBOW WINS IN GOOD TIME.
SECOND OF THE WEEKS CONTESTS BETWEEN
THE 7o-FooTERs AT NEWPORT

Newport. P. L Aug 18-Correlius vanderbilt's
7o-foot yacht Rainbow finished first again to
day, and this time she by one minute and
thirty-rhree seconds ". K. Vanderbflt's Virginia
being second and August Bemont's Mineola third
She beaten minute and ffty-fve seconds
and the Yankee thirteen minutes and three sec
onds. It good race from start to finish
There not much wind during the hrst half Of
the race. but it increased later in the afternoon
BY splitting tacks with the others the Yankee
lost In the wind ward work IN both rounds Of the
course. II a triangle Of fifteen miles sailed
twice over. the first lap being five and one-half
miles 20 windward. the second a spinnaker run Of
FIVE and one-half and the third four mile close
reach Those in charge Of the Rainbow used ex-
cellent judgment in sailing her and IN handling
light sails.
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt sailed the Rainbow
and Mrs. W K Vanderbilt the Virginia
August BeImonts sons sailed with him on the
AfneoIa.
The start was postponed nearly hour ac-
count Of calms. Cornelius Vanderbilt had the
Rainbow IN excellent position when the start
ing signal was given at 125. With good full he
sent her across the line first. close hauled the
starboard tack August Bslmonts Mineola crossed
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
WATER SPORTS AT SEA CLEFP

Sea CHn Long Island, Aug Is (spectsD--rhs an
nual sports OF the Sea CltT Yacht Club took pIa,a
to-day. under the management OF Charles SIN
worth. r.. c. z. Clark. G. K Ling and B =. Par
serving judges. The results were foI-
lows:
one mile double rowing race-vo1 ey Charles and WI
fam Sikw0rrh Donald Dixon and George SilEHorth
Ond; John DUR and .. Halssy- third
Mems seveury-hve yard swimming rRce-Wou By Il
Holman; r. Carsren. second. Ira Smith. L1ird-
Boys sevenry-rve yard swimming raceWOn by Royal
Clark W Sikwucth, second. Duncan Wood. third
Fetching under water tror DenFon by samuel Isacs
Charles Herr.uton. second. Ira smith. third
Fetching under tfor bOysf-Wcn by Royal Clxrxi
Duncan Wood second. Clarence DuuRi1g third
Single rowing tone-haE r1i-ef-Wou
SilkWCrrh. Charles SiIkWorlh.
(f0r boysr-WOn Donald Dixon.
Clark second Duncan Wood. third
Tub race Gor Etrls-Non by Dorothy Hin. Adele Etfl-
second
Water baseball siIkworJhs side. L z smiths
side. o.
During the baseball game Judge c. H CIarb
venruTed opinion which did not please some OF
the players. who promptly put him Overboard- Mr-
Clark atrired in white shirt waist and white
trousers He took the ducking good naruredly-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
ANNUAL REGATTA AT BAYoNNn

The twsnty-third annual regatta of the Bayonne
Rowing Association was held yesterday afternoon
over the associations course the Bayonne Cove
OF New-York Bay Eight contests were on the
card, and the sport by large gathering
Of club members and their friends. The distance
for the rowing races was one mile with turn, the
start and finish being on the associstion's boat
house at East Thirty-second-st. Bayonne. The
officials of the day were: A H Walker. referee and
starter: Frank Eley and Lewis A Hawkes., timers;
John J. NeaIon. clerk OF course. and Frederick o.
Richter judge at the finish In the evening the
mers were distributed at a dance held in the club
house. The results were as follows;
Junior four cared sheIs-von BY Herbert A
Smith, bow; William J. Paulsen. No. 2; Harry Mol No
Sprouts, No. 3 and Henry Edgcumbe. stroks)- Tine
senior four Dared shes-won by the Blues G1srbsrr A
Sa sn5 Fra1k s Jep5lnes stroke. second ne
Whites Thomas F. Garrett, bow: Owen J Prior, No
John Herber. No and e Alexander Schumacher stroks)
JgRi2T pair cared % g!gswqn & y ne Blues g. yps:nt
bert A. Smith. coxswain)i second, the Whites o. W
Davis, bow; Harry Mo stroke and John Herber' cox
Barge race-won by Dared Philip z
" Davis. No !: william Fiei No s: Harry a bowers
stroke and Edward A voight GoxsW@insi second The
2: Benjamin Jost No. g. E Alexander Schumacher
stroke. and R B Jennings, Soxswalnl Tirns-4:2s
Garrett with Harry A Bowers coxswainl. second the
Whites Gilbert sconeld r. with Frank s Jennings cox
senior pair cared Etgs-won BY the Blues cowen J.
Prior, bow BENJAMIN Jos{ stroke and Harry A Bowers
Harry A Jennings stroke Frank 3. Jennings.
one hundred yard swimming race-won by Herbert A
Smith. Time-1:Oah.
Gymkana raoe-won by Thomas ?. Garrett In this
contest the contestants swan out TO boats then ALLIED
pipes pulled anchors and without seuling propelled
the boats 10 shore az the same time keeping their pipes
lighted.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
AQUATIC SPORTS.
CARNIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC YACHT
CLUB.
CHAMPION sCHAEFFER BEATEN BY RUDDY
An AMUSING TUB RACE PRETTY
GIRLS IN FETCHING COSTUMES.

The nrst water carnival Of the Atlantic Yacht
rYub neId n front OF It's handsome clubhouse at
sea cate yesterday, proved 70 be one Of the most
interesting Of particularly active sport
,-r season The entertainment thoroughly
.nsovsble ana the many guests OF the club voted
ess outing OF the sort that would influence other
-.bs 70 give similar matinees- Edwin Hollis Low.
calvin Tornkins and J NJ Tappen were the com
-tree n charge OF the entertainment. and they did
heir work well. and were congratulated by club
,s-,rsrs as well as Ny the visitors. The afternoon
~r.s devoted 10 swimming and tub races by the
amateurs and high diving and fancy swimming BY
70 urofsssiOnals
NF,sr Of rhe friends OF the club members were
,,-veyed TO the anchorage OF the club In Graves
md Ray on & steamboat from the Battery The
SCI day the Bay wRs delightful. and the hospi-
abla earusnI OF the visitors just pleasant
.rrsr thesr arrival The clubhouse had been deco
I'D with Hags and bunting. and the grsndstand
- -bA waters edge vas hlied overhowtng
--re scene WAS inspire love OF water sports
- ne heart OF even the staid dsvotee OF horse
-scnE baseball athletics. Out n the little har-
nor In font Of the clubhouse formed BY two break
-aterz TWO floating platforms had been arranged
~,r ne swimmers Little raphtha launches, skIr1s
and canoes darted around the ha-bor weighted
down WITH brawuy athletes, Drowned By the sun
and handsome girls 4 swimming costumes h de-
aghrtuI breeze swept n from the Narrows, but the
t-eakwatsrs kept ne surface Of the water az
smooth as giasA- The conditions almost per
ect swimming and for IoIling about n canoes
srs light crafr o. every sort.
TIE opening contest a seventy-hve yard
dash for novioes- Some Of the youngsters were 30
Enz1ous reach the hoat that OF them IN
rooted the stake driven into the mud Sidney
Thomas and OF the bOatunen volunteered 70 90
out Ea6 restore the stake. Try they might
-hey could not get the stake back into the mud
e. the bottom Finally Thomas had q brilliant idea
he -ook & heavy hammer and tied II TO one end
q the pole Then he lowered It into the water.
Then he hunted for the hammer with which TO
drive the stake. He did for e minute under
stand the roar OF laughter that came 20 him from
the Judges stand and from the couvulsed specta-
tors shore Then he brought up the hammer
and the work was quickly done
Gus Sundstron, who styles himself the profess
Eionsl champion. gave interesting exhibitions
q fancy swimming. Ee under water I'm
psrsonaued crabs and other deutzens and
then liz cigar and 6ivsd for considersb bic dis
tsnce. When he emerged he was calmly putting
the g-iu lighted cigar He had held the lighted
end Of the cigar II his mouth while under the
water. Paul Tustin. known in professional cir
Cles Splash aid lofty diving which
caused the women 10 utter dzn1d little screams
Then he really sstoniEhed them by taking the
same leap backward. turning q double souaer-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

47a KnicHsrOoe1er G. sscondsl third T1uas-l:l41s
" On by half yard yard and q half between second
and third 4 C schaerer. champion the scratch man
started from the extreme right OF hoa4 He vsered
from the course and chance. finishing
IN the ruck Rudy forged the front IN the first
t"enty-rve yards and won with something TO spare.
Fh[y yard tub race-F1rst heat BY ". .. Lyon
80 y A =: l. e HenDard NsVy.Xork A c. sec
won by Butler Whiting. Lerchmont: G. ". Van CIeaf
tAnicheroockeT A c. second: Harold Warren Pelham
Manor. third. Ttne-l17. Final heat won By ". D.
Lyon Butter Whiting second, Harold Warren third
I1rne-lO OSN: Won By yards; yards between
enc ano third The others the bottom for time
one hundred yard swim tscratch boys sigh-
teen years Of egsl-Won by r. C. Beecrcrt New-York
A c Thomas O. Callahan. Enickerbocker A c. second
T herman Z Vote third Time l41s; Won by a yard
Plunge for dtstance-Wou BY Frederick Stoyor
eroocEer A g. distance ~ feet; G. L Johnson New
YORK A. @, a r. tn. second; James Daily, Yorlzvi4e
AZ feet third
roll SohaArar Nsw-Tc-E a g (scrstehO L J. Goodwin
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
YACHTING NOTES.

Captain Sycamore, the skipper Of the Emperor
Williams Meteor, and one Of the former captains
OF the Valkyrie III, said al Newport Yesterday
that IL was not impossible that he might make mis-
home IN America. He thinks there are better 1p-
P3rtunites for his children this side. MI sands
VINO was IN charge Of the New-YOrk Yacht CLUB
guest when the Astor cups were sailed for and in
the pilot house they talked expert points al dav.
After they parted Mr. Sands said privately, That
man KNOWS his business" and the Captain said
privately, There few men VINO know the
game 80 thoroughly Mr. Sands"
The O-tooter Puck which for years was raced
by E. D. Morgan in the design feet to which
she belongs, has been launched at Bristol and Is
now IN commission at Newport.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

were more successful The water spiashed SO that
en-y about one tub IN four could ever reach the
1Lish
AHao1g those present at the clubhouse a1e IL IN
t4e graudstand were Mr. and Mrs Louis Z. JACK
seA. Commodore and Mrs. Robert p Doremus
= = slq Mrs S. 2 vernon, NJ. and Mrs Edwin WI
ROLLS Low, Mr. and Mrs J. h McDermoLt MI
SLc Ms T. L Prenttss Mr. and Mrs Robert
esnooeE Mr.. and Mrs. H A Appe!ias. Spencer
ralne NJ and MrE. RsWollsF, NJ. and MIS- Her
beff Allen. Commodore and Mrs Foots. MI and
MS FOndO. Mise ACFthr0p, Mrs. and MISS Mont
rlery Captain Hodges T. 5. n, and John VIII
ll- officials were: Referee. John r Van Wormer
Resident, AeW-York Athletic Club; judges, Jonn
l. Wilson. NeW-York Athletic Club and J. M
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. AUGUST 49, 1900.

Eoote Atlantic Yacht Club; timers. C. C Hughes
AAtlha5n1c 4aoht Club; g. K Thomas, Nsw-Yo
AAthhiieae Athiae Club. and Mortimer Bsshop, New York
ztnleuc Club; starter Eugene ], C1ianniui. New
York Athletic Club; clerk OF the course Fred erick
oI.rk M k~enoki MMsg-York Athletic Club; assistant
nopnoer. Samuel D. See; grand marshal G. I.
Johnstons, Atlantic Yacht CIuh
SUMMARIES
AISsv, ySrd swdm novics>F1rst heat won By
65loSr a besoroct Pelham Manor Club; H R Casey,
esiey = g,s = {, second s. Mumtord: New West SIDE
uiru I1Tne-05e%, Second heat won by William
Il SichoA Eew-York A. c.; 4 BrOcksr Rnicksrhoeher
6x.a&s & second James J. Daily, Yorlxvs third Time
a oo, = Esbd a X Csssy ssrssy A c. ssocnd A Bee
yAIe. haf yard between second and thind. II was
pSey struggle the men keeping close together through
one 9undrad yard swim ChAndicapI-won hT J A
Euoy A c. 90 seconds; r. Chester Bee
1oEt- Nsw-FOh A O 90 seoond. second; ". G Miller
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

a length TO lseward and twenty-eight seconds
astern and the Yankee TO lssward Of all. fourteen
seconds behind the Minsola-
The Virginia, the last away was held back until
seven seconds before the handicap signal. when
she shot over the line.
The Rainbow stood for the Narragansett
shore for fifteen minutes. then, going about. held
a commanding Windward position
The Yankee the Mineola and the Virginia re-
u,aiped on the starboard tack after crossing the
line and when. after tacking they met the tam
made a long stretch thirty-ssVen minutes on the
starboard tack and then able 70 fetch tha
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
SHOOTING.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE OFF,
GERS AND MEN QUALIFY AT
CREEpMOOR.

The third supplementary practice day OF the
son held at CreedmOOr yesterday for the
marksman and sharpshooter classes. The attend
ance was large and the weather favorable.
The shooting and issuing OF decorations were under
the supervision or LAeutenant-ColoneI y. b. Thur
ston. Ordnance Ot1cer. y. g. y. Y. OF Major-Gen-
eral ROe's staff. On Saturday the shooting viii be
by the expert class only one hundred and twenty
two officers and men qualified sharpshooters.
The scores of the officers follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

Yacht Club. has had his yawl Petrol at Bristol
having her sails recut.
The sale Of the American centrsboard schooner
Yacht Siren has been ordered By the Supreme
Court at Kingston, Jamaica, TO satisfy claim for
wages amounting 10 than El47. She is Sc feet
inches long, with a waterIine OF - feet inches
and 10 feet beam. She was forced 10 put In 70 st
AIMS Bay by stress OF weather The sale will
take place tomorrow. "MRnning's Yacht Register
gives the owner at 7. r. Paine. but indicates no
club to which the yacht belongs.
A e Chsaebrough has oonpiatsd tha design for
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

So the Rainbow beats the Virginia 93 the Mine
ola :55 and the Yankee 1870
The next race Will be sailed on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
Brutal. BARE KNUCKLE FIGHT.

somervfIle. N. J.. Aug Is CspeciaD.-A brutal
prize fight place here late last night n the old
West End baseball grounds John AIiLens and Bar
ney Hagen, tr-. both OF this place were the pTfn-
cipals. The contest fought without gloves u
the presence OF a large number of local sporting
men When II seemed thar Millens was likely %
kill Hagen the crowd became alarmed. and mss-
seuger was secretly sent for the police. When the
police reached the scene the spectators had 6ed
and Hagen found the ground badly used
up. Il Is probable that the authorities VII taxa
action regarding the AFFAIR
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

Here had been some close work indeed, only 10
seconds IN actual time between three boats cover
ing four miles.
AFTER standing in for the Narragansett shore for
couple OF miles on the port tack the Rainbow
the Virginia and the MineoIa tackled for the
weather mark The Yankee tackled to starboard
az once after rounding the nghtshIp. Captain Dur
yea prooaDly hoping for a favorable slant CT wind
70 enable him TO head up for the mark. 1t never
came, however, and his boat lost minutes by the
operation All the others except the Virginia were
able TO fetch the outer mark without another tack
Il was rounded in this order:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
ORANGE. 5: ENGLEwooD. o

Orange, N J., Aug IS (5peciaD.-The old tf-ns
rivals the Orange Athletics and the EngIewood
Field Club met this afternoon on the Orsngs Oval
and Orange shut out the EnglewOO dtsam- VOrhis
and Cumming. the battery. are cid players on
the Orange team, and orange OuJplayed Engle-
wood all around. A feature was the home by
Lawson. the ball being knocked into the lsfI hsld
bleachers The score:
H H
95sIsS6os 3Ea9ss a q;-ics.55 F ics....5 1888 SIS
Barreriss-LawsOa and O'Nstn; vOrhas and Cun=aS
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

St Louis Aug 1a-Boston baftsd Young cot OF
the box and Hughsy, who took his placs. was
hit tust hard. The score:
St. Louis .--.-...-....o o 1 o 81 =
Boston ...-..-..-..-.-.0 4 @ D 0 1s - ]
Batteres-Hughsy. Young Cr4zsr; Lsz1s sSlIr-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

Pittsburg Aug B-McGinnfry lost his n-s. zz-ns
to Ptttsourg BY good hard bumps Brooklyn &c noe
get TO first until the sixth inning wh<n
base balls and hit scored one run- The saras
was fun OF brilliant plays. and every point wa
worked TO the limit ACtsndance. 1900 Ths scOrz
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
CINCINNATI. 3: PHILADELPHIA. :

Cincinnati Aug 1a-Newton. had the visitors a.
his mercy to-day. The locals punched Two singles.
a double and a triple n the second The gaEna
was the fastest played here IN years The score;
p e Z.
Cincinnati -------.----0 0 rs
Battsres--Newton nd Kahoe: Orth and A1sFsrl.na-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

grounds near the goI7 ciuo. and Witnessed h7
a large number Of the society people of Newport
The match although the first OF the tournament,
the final for the cup. the Westchesters having
Withdrawn their entries and the Monmouth team
taking the place OF the Philadelphia Frssbootsrs.
The play generally slow. and the Point judith
team won. goals s.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
NEWPORT POLO SEASON OPENED.

Newport r. T., Aug 1S-The Newport polo season
was opened this afternoon with a match between
the Point Judith Country Club and the Monmouth
County Club teams for the Newport CUP. The
play On rns westchastsr Polo Clubs new
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

At Schenectady-Roms, I: Schenectady. O.
At Albany-Binghamron 5; Albany
At Troy-COrrland, 2; Troy. /
Al U-riCa-Crtca- g. Eluira
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

At sprngfeld-F1rst game: Springfield. 3 syra-
cuse 0: second game Springfield 3. Syracuse, D.
At Hartford-Hart5ord. .; Rochester. 1
At Observation-Disclosures. 8, Toronto, 4
At WOrcester-F1rst game. worcester 8. Non
treaI 8: second game. Montreal. 2. worcester. l
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
AMERICAN LFAGuE

At Chicago-First game; Chicago, I; MnEEukss -
O. second game: Chicago, 1; Milwaukee O.
At Kansas CtCy-kansas City. 4. Minneapolis. 3
At BuHaIo-BuGaIo-Ildia ldiarapOlts game pOsCPo ned
At CIeve Iand-DeurOir- 5, Cleveland,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19
NEW-YoRK woN A aANrn

Chicago Aug. Is Pink HawIsy Dtsohsd <--=s
game against Chicago to-day-s game that with
clean fielding both Sides would have resulted
New-York I. Chicago O SeIbach played a wonder
ful game IN the field. all his chances being 6-c
cult. ATTENDANCE. 2600. The score:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-19

The Yankee had gained considerably by being the
stern boat and getting the fresher breeze.
From here to the finish 1t was procession, but
with a stronger breeze they made, pretty picture
as they dashed past the old ightsip and on to the
harbor
The last four mile leg covered a follows:
Rainbow. 2215; Mineola 23:42; Virginia, 24:45;
Iznkee, IA The summary follows: