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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-20
W. N. CAMPBELL.
COMMISSION COMPANY
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
Union Stock Yards,

Consignments and correspondents 90
neited. Market reports furnished on APP
plication.
We. do a strictly. commission business.
No live stock bought or sold on our own
References-stock Yards bank south
st. Paul; Security bank. Zumbrota: Hon.
A., T. Koerner, state5 treasurer. Capitol
building. St Paul; A. C. Anderson. cash
Ter 81: Paul NatIonal bank. st. Paul
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-20

The days sales (estimated) each buyer
purchasing the number of head indicated,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
or three-year-oIds and upward.
THE WINNERS AT SARATOGA.
BONNIBERT CAPTURED THE FLEIsCHMANN
sTAKES-POoR WORK BY THE STARTER

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug 7.-Bonnbert captured the
Fleischmann Stakes in furious drive by a head
from Alard Scheck, with Gerry Hermann in third
position a length away. Alard Scheck was con-
sidered the best horse but Caldwells bad start It
is alleged cost the Schorr colt the AS it
AIard Scheck game race, closing strong, and
IL required Turner's best energy to keep Bonni-
berts head in front to the wire The hackers of
AIard Scheck indignant the wretched
start the colt received. Waring, the to favorte
for the six furlong dash was unable to stand the
a drive by a head from Kinnikinic. who showed
unexpected speed May w. filly whose races in
medium of heavy plunge. but failed TO justify the
play. Prejudice won the seven furlong dash. Orion
starter and favorite at to 10. was third. Bangor
raced Half Time into submission in the first half
of the mile and furlong race and won easily by
eight lengths Dogtown was the only other starter
Summaries:
furIongs)-Mr Jersey. los CO'Connorl, to and
to le won by head; kinniknlc, IL (AcCue' 40 10
to and out third Time-l:18a1.
Second race G4oo added; for thres-yeeroIds and up
out, lengths Orion 9s Odeadl. 80
70 2nd to second zee by two & lengths s2a3Tq~ 9 Wing
Third race Che Fle!schmann Stakes; for twoyearods
and $500 70 the third; 1--WE furoEgs)-Bounibert 122
122 Burns). to and 70 o. second by length Garry
Hermann. IA CBoland), to and to g. third Time
-l:01A.
Fourth race S4eo added for three-year-ods and up
ward; selling one mile and furlongl-Bangor ia Clo-
III (Odol. II 10 out second, by four lengths
1885,
Fifth race Cs4oO added; two-year-olds:
furlongs)-Chuctanunda ia CBoland) 4 l 5,
snd 70 K secong by neck Dr. Preston Id Ernrner9 -
TO 2 and to s. third. Time-1:o1%.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

mean time the wind had slightly favored the
northern fleets All had passed nOrtherly OF the
Stratford Shoal Light, which sits out In the
middle of the Sound and at 2:4O IL was seen
that the Mineola would weather the light by
over a mile and that she had the others badly
defeated
The wind kept hauling, as the majority OF
sailors expected Il would and at O'Clock the
leaders of the schooner fleet had the wind south
east and were laying their course to the finish
with started sheets The gradual shift favored
the whole fleet so that all were now heading for
the finish without further tackng. This result
showed the mistake of the Yankees tactics. as
many boats, much smaller and slower. finished
miles ahead of her. and the victory Of the
Mineola was a smothering one. She finished In
grand style far ahead OF the Rainbow and the
Yankee.
The Fife designed cutter Jessica, owned by
J. NJ MacDonough. carried away her topmast
and bowsprit and came in badly famed These
hollow spars just put in
The yacht cara came in flying a signal show
ing that she required a surgeon, and the crew
were speaking TO the officers on the fagshiP
Corona. They let the cara come too close ana
the mainsail badly torn
The uncompleted figures Of the Regatta Com
mittee on yesterdays race to Huntington were
given out to-day In that contest the Syce won
the CommodOre's Cup for slOOps tr cruising
trim in the corrected time of hours 30 min
utes. She beat the Hebe by & minutes D sec
onds, the Shark by Z minutes Is seconds, the
Affair by minutes 21 seconds and the wasp
by minutes 26 seconds.
The Quisseta won the Commodore's Cup for
schooners in the corrected time of hours. 80
minutes, So seconds, defeating the Katrina II
minutes 81 seconds and the Constellation 10
minutes J6 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

tack, and nearly all the sloops did the same. The
cutters could head up to northeast, showing the
wind to be due east 1t was noticed that the
newly imported Isolde was out to measure her
speed at distance, the boat not being in the
race The separation of the fleets showed
large difference of opinion as to how quickest to
get to Morris Cove, the seventies working the
Long Island shore and all the others going
ahead on their long northeast leg. The Quissettn
and the Corona had an interesting tussle. the
flagship trying to pass through the seventy foot
er's lee, but getting her wind split badly that
she luffed out to windward to try that passage
At this time she could not outpoint the Lippitt
boat. which had her best weather, easy water
and a moderate breeze, and for time the
smaller boat got away. The Corona had a full
new suit of Herreshoff sails,
At o'clock the yachts were divided into three
fleets. the seventies near Long Island, about
twelve smaller schooners near the Connecticut
shore, and In the middle space the Quissetta, the
Corona, the Latona, the Constellation. the Hide
Garde and some Of the sloops.
AT 25o the Mineola dropped the other seven
ties and came away on her long leg fully head
Ing her course There seemed 70 be over two
miles between her and the other two. All were
hull down, and the sails OF the Rainbow and
Yankee were made out with difficulty. In the
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
WN TENNIS.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP CONTESTS AT
NEWPORT AUGUST H.

The National Lawn Tennis Association will begin
the championship contests for 1860 on the courts
of the Casino at Newport. r. l., on Tuesday, Au-
gust II. The preliminary and probably the first
round in the singles will be played that day.
Entries will close with DR.. James Dwight, New
port tomorrow. Play will begin each day at 1880
a. m.
The winner OF the tournament will be called upon
to play 81. d. Whitman champion OF 1899 for the
1900 championship. DR.. james Dwight, president
Of the association will referee The conditions are:
All championship matches will be the best three
IN hye advantage sets.
First, second and consolation prizes will be given,
the consolation being open to all players beaten in
the first matches actually played, matches being
best two in three, advantage sets.
No entry viii be received unless 1t bears the play
er's real name and the name of the club 10 which
he belongs. Proof must be given. If required that
the player is in good standing in his club and the
club in good standing in the association
The double championship will also be decided on
Tuesday and Wednesday, August IA and 15 On
Tuesday Raymond D. Little and Frederick B. Alex
ander, of Princeton, the Western champions, will
play Harold II. Hackett and ]; Appleton. Of Yale
the Eastern champions, TO decide who will play the
present National champions, Holcombe Ward and
Dwight T. Davis, of Harvard for the champion
ship for the coming year
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
YACHTING.
THE MTNEoLA SMoTHERs THE YANKEE
AND RAINBOW.
AUGUST BELMoNTs BOAT WINS IN THE SEW
ENTY-FOOTER RACE-THE DAYS SPORT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBU.

[BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
New Haven. Conn, Aug. Things looked
sleepy on Huntington Bay this morning as the
press tug, which had left New-York at the
witching hour of $50 a. .n., threaded it's way
through the anchored fleet of yachts. They had
had a violent squall during the night while at
anchor, and number of vessels were airing
their sails in the morning catspaws. Judging
by the long strings of sailors ducks swinging in
the sunlight. 1t seemed to be washday on the
flagship. the schooner Corona. Then dingies.
gigs and naphtha launches began to lower from
the davits. and many called at the press tug in
the hope of getting a morning newspaper. An
enterprising newsboy could have amassed
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
FIRST ROUND.
E4-s+ 5,,,y- second buoy. Thil
sATANITA WINS QUEENS CUP.

Cowes Isle of Wight. Aug. Tn the regatta Of
the Royal Tacht Squadron to-day the Meteor,
owned by Emperor William of Germany. came in
first in the race for the Queens Cup in hours q
minutes and As seconds. but the Satanita. which
came in second in hours 80 minutes and Is sec
onds won the cup time allowance. the Meteor
allowing to her twenty-five minutes The Lorna,
to which the Meteor allowed hfty-three minutes
and the Satanita twenty-eight minutes. finished in
hours 10 minutes and 20 seconds.
The lack of interest in Cowes Week n
phasized by the fact that there only three
Starters in the contest. The day bright, and
half gale of wind blowing from the west
ward. Lord LonSdale board the Meteor,
representing Emperor William.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08


One vote has been cast for Roundsman Reir-
fert, of the police force. r. obliging friend
The roundsrnan feels highly honOTed by this
testimonial to his popularity. but feels com
PEELED 10 decline the nomination.
youth who wants to go. but who has not
yet decided whether to enter the contest OF not.
asks whether he can make any money ar the
Encampment by hunting game We should
suppose that any trophies IN the way OF heads
and antlers would bring a good price and would
belong TO the rffeman who secures them The
meat will certainly be in demand az the camp.
Bearsktns also are in demand for rugs. al
good price
Mr.. Matter. whose name now appears IN the
list below for the first time. is one OF the men
of the list New-York who went out 70 Cuba IN
the Santiago campaign
To w K s. Baltimore Md-For information
desired. please refer 20 c d Gurley, No. =
Broad-st-. New-York Residents OF Maryland
are not eligible TO enter The Tribune cOnpeti
ton.
To H. L-Oh, yes. there are plenty OF min
erals and number Of active mines in that part
of Colorado: but we do not intend TO make The
Tribune contest a means OF sending one more
gold hunter out to that State to dig for precious
metals This is a contest for an appointment
to the Rough Rider Military Camp.
point of interest in connection with the
Rough Rider Encampment is the fact that
nearly all the eminent military men OF New
York City have izdorsed the enterprise strongly.
and in addition several from Europe Foreign
Governments are turning their attention at this
time to the training of scouts, and the school
which has been started in Colorado is a most
interesting experiment 10 them
Nowhere in the United States can a weak
physique be built up by open air life much bet
ter than In the dry, pure. wholesome climate
of the pIateaus Of Colorado. This attraction q
the Rough Rider Camp deserves attention as
much as the excitement pleasure and training
to be gained
Candidates should remember that The Trib-
une has no candidate Of its own This is per-
fectly free and unbiased competition
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
MRS. DrNcAN sA& THE RACE.

Newport. r. I, Aug CSpeciaD.-Again this after
noon Mrs. ". Butler Duncan, jr.. sailed the Es-
peranza In the regular race for SO-footers. This
time she handled the yacht throughout the entire
race, and though she did not win. succeeded in
getting the windward position at the start. and
later, when the Veda attempted to pass her. sue
cessfuly prevented the move by slxilful luf1ng.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

his pitching not effective that done by
Griffith. neither his support as good as that
given to the Chicago twirler. Howell was called In
to relieve the veteran after the Chicago men had
batted in five runs in the fifth inning. The cham
pons could not make their hits count for much, and
with the. exception of the third one hit an inning
the best that they could make Off GIr1t1th. In
that inning two hits and passed ball gave the
men from Brooklyn their only run In the fifth
inning Weyhing gave two bases balls, hit bats
man and besides allowed the Chcagos six hits.
Cross again played a splendid game at third base,
and Dahlen was not far behind. Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
She Ootlne. to date, Au1. 8.

John j. CristeI. Doth New-YOrE N. q. 50
Harry BellefeuiIle, international Ex-
press Co. 40
Elmer E. Williams. care of Dick Bros 112
Albert Balme, Brooklyn "A
Fred. Schumacher. Brooklyn %
William j. Smyiie, 18th New-YoFt
;. SteinJauf. New-York IS
Jacob j. Van Buskirk, Paterson, M II
]. Herbert Ferris, "a Broad St 80
Roundsman Franklin A. Reiffert =
George Jehl. 7S6 Sixth Ave. 5
Stiles Millen, DeckertOwn. ~. J.
Alex. Matter. Jr., 71st NJ Y.
Henry Sussman, 71st n. Y. 5
e. j. DuddenhauSen, 10 East 115th St. -
Address all letters of inquiry and all votes
to
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
Tribune Office. New-YOrE.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
BASEBALL AT ORANGE.

The Prudentials OF Newark. will cross bats with
the Orange Athletics at the Orange Oval next
Saturday and there is every prospect OF q lively
game OF baseball, On their first meeting the Orange
players won by a score of TO O. This game will
be called at 3:45 o'clock and will be preceded by
a game between the Calvary Church Choir OF
Summit. and Clinton Juniors. Of East Orange.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
CHESS.
PILLsRURY LEADS Az MuN1cH.

PILLsBURY LEADS AT MUNICH
Munich, Aug. Tin the twelfth round OF the In
ternational chess tournament Halprin and Bar
delehen drew, Marco and Billboard also drew
Gottsehall defeated Jakob. Maroczy and Popiel
drew showalter was defeated by Cohn and Wolf
was beaten by Pillsbury. and Jsnowski and Burn.
as Well Berger and Schlechter drew. The
scores follow.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

ment at Longwood to-day. DR.. James Dwight. the
official referee decided that the matches scheduled
for to-day should be postponed till tomorrow
afternoon; hence, II the tournament received no
further setback, play will be finished Friday, in
stead of Thursday afternoon. The matcaes to-
morrow will be Davis Black and Whitman VS..
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
LOOSE FIELDING GAVE HARLEM MEN !
VICTORY.

ST. Louis, Aug (Specal).-Loose fielding the
part Of the St Louis team to-day was entirely
sponsible for the victory by the from
Harlem. Captain McCraw set his a bad
ample and Donin's blunders were Costly also.
Davis the fielding honors Tor New-York. and
Hickman led in the batting Score:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
CYCLING.
MRS. BAYNE FINISHES RECORD BREAK
ING RIDE-ROSS GOES BACK
TO FRANCE.

Another woman with an ambition for century
riding, with her love for notoristy appeased m
tshed long ride down on Long Island last night
Mrs Bayne started out about a month ago 70 ride
fortyfve centuries in thirty days Extensive prep
arattons were made for the little woman win
more muscle and endurance than common sense
and she had the satisfaction last night OF having
accomplished something that no man or woman
ever did before Her record OF forty-ave centuries
IN thirty days is substaatiated by the statements
OF members OF the Century Road Club OF America,
who say that they have kept careful record OF
the endurance contest. and that Mrs. Bayne
has really done what she says There are, how
ever. some people who viii receive those state
ments with incredulity. Had there been any
heavy wager rich prize or stake of a7y sort guar
anteed TO the rider. then there might have oeen
some excuse for the performance but cold oiSoISG
will go through such suffering without hope OF re
ward Mrs Bayne's only reward is the sallSl@S
toriety which goes with such a performance. Ihs
best previous record was made BY John II CIsoss r.
or Philadelphia. who rode thtrty-nine centuries -
thirty days Mrs. Bayne's performance viii ss hssS
omen wb W tr or IS S'Fas @ up N record
Mrs Bayne is credited with finishing her forty
NTH century at about 10 O'clock last night two
hours ahead OF the schedule set by her tragSI: tsS
at Valley Stream, on the Merrick Road last night
The colony OF American riders now in Europe VII
be further increased by the addition Of A W. Ross
Of Newark who viii sail on the steamship New
York. OF the American Lima to-day. Upon rs
arrival at Southampton Ross Will hasten to PafIS
where he viii join Elkes and the other American
riders Ross will arrive In time sympathize Win
Mcfarland and Stevens, who were suspended oy
the racing officials IN this country after they had
taken the steamship for Europe. Mcfarland can
have his suspension removed upon the payment 9.
SA0 Stevens may not set OF easily cooper
and Lake VIII be the only American sprtnterS Ie1t
TO compets In the international championships. SS
ElkeS and Ross will coafne themselves 20 ths
paced racing at middle distances Ross said yestet-
day that he considered Elkes the fastest rider oe-
hind pace IN Europe. He attributed Elkess tal.Hts
Go win many races abroad 70 the tricky tockeylne
OF the foreigners and the fact that most OF ne
riders on the other side Of the Atlantic are usis
tricycle. motors for pacing These machines, lo
said, are wonderful Improvement over the note.
t0ndenS seen TO date IN this country. When :
rider falls IN behind Of these tricyces al thAs
ne has to do Is to hold 10 his handle bars 49,
push his feet. Elkes viii beat any OF them Win
the same sort OF pacing machine
Owing 70 the rainy weather on July $. when tn'
annual picnic OF the Greater Nsw-York Wheelmeh
was held. the club has decided 20 hold another ou'
ing at COney Island August 80. There VIII -
a drawing for a bicycle. and two prizes vii -
awarded to the clubs with the largest nnrnoeE -
uniformed members prssaeA
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
CUP REMAINS IN CANADA.
CANADIAN BOAT AGAIN DEFEATS THE
AMERICAN CHALLENGER IN FINAL RACE.

CANADIAN BOAT AGAIN DEFEATS THE
AMERICAN CHALLENGER IN FINAL RACE.
Montreal. Aug. 7 CspeciaD.-The fate of the Sea
wanhaka Cup was decided on Lake ST. Louis this af-
ternoon, when Skipper Duggan succeeded iE sailing
the defender Redcoat to victory in the third and
last race OF the international series for small
yachts. thus winning the necessary three out Of
five. The challenger Minnesota made splendid
showing. but the speed was not in the craft. The
Whitebear crew in lieu of the trophy. carry back
10 St Paul with them most pleasant memories for
Skipper Griggs has this year done much TO draw
closer the ties Of friendship formed when he and
his came last year to test in friendly manner
the speed and strength of the Glencairn ILL., the
craft the Seawanhaka Corinthian Club, in the Bit
terness of defeat dubbed freak"
At a banquet rendered the competing American
commodore. at Dorval. last night, Skipper Griggs
said that he hoped next year to have another op-
portunity TO try to win the cup. provided the
Minnesota proved too slow to do IL this year To-
night Commodore Nelson will entertain his van
quished guests at a dance IN ths Royal St Law
Yacht Club building.
To-day's race triangular course, the
first two legs reaches and the third 70 wtndward
The Redcoat was the first over the line, and held
the windward berth. Both boats were carrying ruli
mainsaf and reaching jibs, and once or twice the
challenger Iessened the lead of the defender. but
on Ieeward berth she was unable TO maintain her
speed The Redcoat turned the first buoy, one and
third miles at 2:41 and the Minnesota thirty seconds
later When well down on the second leS II was
discovered that the buoy had drifted away, thus
necessitating a start. During the time the
buoy was being reanchored Skipper Grtggs reefed
his mainsan and put up small jih
The starting whistle in the second attempt sound
ed at 3: the Redcoat again crossing the line first
The challenger quickly passed her. however, and
led for quite a distance. She in turn was over
taken and again the defender won establishing a
lead which she kept TO the finish The first buoy
was turned at 1853 and the St Paul craft followed
at 3:53:0S. The second buoy found the MinneSota
twenty seconds behind the defender. ana from tnaI
time the race was a procession. The Official tune
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

reached third until the ninth inning. Pittsburgs
field work above criticism. A double play made
by Ritehey Ely and O'Brien was probably fast
and difficult any ever seen on these grounds.
Attendance, 2700. Score:
r. H. p
PittsbUrg .............4 S-e II !
Rattsries-Tannehnl and sehriveri Piatt Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

Chicago Aug. (SpeciaD.-Weyhing. the veteran
twirler. who has service in the pitchers box
for many years. made his debut a Brooklyn
pitcher to-day and while the champions were
beaten It was not wholly Weyhings fault While
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

Earned TunS-Chicago, 3 Lett on bases-thlcagos o.
Brooklyfs 81 base hit-McCarthy Sacrifice hits
Mceart1y er+flth, DAILY Stolen basesChiIds. Chance.
Howell. Kelley. Double pays-Dexer and Camel; Chlds
Mccormick ana Camel Struck out-By Griffith 2; by
weighing !; by Howell l. Passed talls-Chanee. 2 Base
on balIs-Of Griffith 2; eff Weyhing, g. Wild pitch
Griffith hit with bal-Cdance, 2 Time Of game-2OS
Umpre-Htfet.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGuE.

At inneapolis-Minneapolis. @: Milwaukee, d.
Al Kansas citv--Kansas City, @; Chicago. 1.
At Detroit-Detroit. s. Cleveland 0.
Al ndianApolis--Indianapols. s.: Buffalo. l.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
Rough Rider SNeampment
Colorado.
A Year i'm Camp, Under Military Training.
with Equipment, Rations, ETC.,
Supplied, Free of Cost.

The Tribune has the exclusive right in
New-York City to appoint one man TO this
Encampment, for one year. free Of cost.
Those who have to pay are charged $500
year. The Tribune will supply free
transportation to the Camp
The prize will be awarded Sept 1st. to
the man receiving the most votes from
readers and buyers Of The Tribune. Votes
consist Of headings of the first page of the
Daily or Sunday Tribune, bearing date from
July IA to Sept. 1, 1900. One heading
counts as one vote; ten headings as ten
votes; and so on.
A circular Of information will be sent to
all who desire. The contest is open to any
man in Connecticut. New-York and New
Jersey who can ride horse and shoulder
a rifle
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08
BASEBALL.
WEYHING'S FIRST GAME WITH THE
CHAMPIONS RESULTS IN DEFEAT.
GAMES YESTERDAY
THE RECORDS.

Chicago I; Brooklyn. /. Cincinnati. 8; Boston, o.
New-York S; ST. Louis 6. Pitsburg o. Philadelphia. o.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-08

poned until tomorrow night account of rain
Hartford, Conn, Aug. Tho bicycle -aces at
the Veiodrome Track tonight in which Major
Taylor and other professionals were entered we're
postponed on account OF rain until Thursday night