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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-09-20

Ed Bollrud, supervisor road district
No 6, warrants ordered for expenses in
CURED.
@ f Green, supervisor road district
No. 0, warrants ordered for expenses in
Cured.
Action on report Of Geo Me- L Pep.
pard, supervisor road district No. Z was
deferred to December meeting.
Board then proceeded to audit claims
against the county, warrants were or
dered in payment Of those allowed.
Claim of DR. Thos 2 Brooks, attending
small pox patient, was disallowed, as not
properly chargeable to Teton county
Adjourned to 2 P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board reassembled at p. m. All
members present.
The following county warrants, un-
called for one year we're cancelled.
No 1O8 D Lutz juror fees 100 Gen fund
No. 113 T Camp 150 +" :"
No ia L Humble $50 j"
No 207 E1 Jones g go i" i"
No 208 Henry Page /" 23O I" ("
Board then proceeded to audit claims
against county, warrants were ordered
for payment Of those allowed.
Jos A Baart appeared and protested
against raise in his assessment of 20
head stock cattle, made 10y Board OF
Equalization. On motion raise was re-
scinded.
Adjourned to 10 a. N. Sept 7.
FOURTH DAY.
Sept. 7, 1909. Board met at 10 A. NJ
Present, Chairman G. B. Perkins, Com
missioner w. M. Foster aud the clerk.
Board continued auditing of claims
against county, and ordered warrants
issued in payment OF those allowed.
Report Of e. D. Jones, VIM. Cowgirl
and J. w. Shields, viewers of proposed
Dupuyer, Dry Forks and Pondera road
was examined, and road as viewed was
denied.
Report of Geo. McL. Peppard. J. j..
Devine and w Shields, viewers of
proposed road fpom Pondera east to
county line, was accepted and road or
dered surveyed and opened. and it was
ordered that B J Mathews be paid S45
for right of way one fourth mile through
his land, for which amount clerk shall
draw warrant on road fund on receipt
of deed for right OF way. No other dam
ages to be paid for right OF way
Report Of 4 F Stoltenberg, J M VIII
cox and Joseph IIilger viewers, was ac-
cepted, on proposed change in county
road between Marias bridge and Shelby,
commencing at culvert about 425 feet
south OF foot of hill on west side of
"hog back and running northeasterly
about three fourths mile to intersection
with present county road on top Of bench.
No damages assessed. Road ordered
surveyed and opened.
Adjourned to 2 P NJ.
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T rHIRD DAY.

Sept. 6, 1900. Board met alto a. NJ.
all members present, and resumed con
sideration OF Reports Following were
approved and ordered FLED.
Sterling Mcdonald, clerk district
court. Report Of official fees and fines
collected, as follows: Fees s37.75, fines
$4,000, and paid to treasurer.
Angus Bruce, road supervisor, district
No. l, warrants ordered for expenses in
Cured.
d J Osgood, supervisor road district
No. g warrants ordered for expenses in
Cured.
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Total

Cash in hands OF county treasurer was
counted, and found correct, correspond
ing with balances. Report was then ap-
proved and ordered filed.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. Sept. 6.
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a. G. WARNER,
Clerk OF the Board.

During the session warrants were
ordered as follows:
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
High School Notes.

Ethel Rains is in Minneapolis this
week. :.
Edwin Carlson is with his parents
visiting in St. Paul this week.
Florence Porter of the class, of 1895
will enter Carleton College this fall
Hans johnson 19OO) and Arne Mel.
son (l899) enter Minnesota University
this fall. @
Esther Rodlun is again in .schoo]
after an absence of year caused by
1 i'll heath. sg.z. %sz
A general teachers meeting was held
in the high school room on Monday
afternoon. @z . .:..@s.g:
VI. s..s DR.. ] Johnson, of the Board of Edu.
cation, made a brief call at the high
school on Tuesday morning. #
The attend ance in the high school il
small this week owing to the absence
! from the city Of q number Of the pupils,
A full enrolment is expected next
week. (. l h 5s3@-5 3. 4
Amy j Jorgenson, who has been in
4 Europe for the last fifteen months, re.
turned TO Willmar last Friday, and
on Tuesday took up her work in the
high school {. #
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05

and the nomination was seconded by
John Feig. ~..-;.:> r..
Thor Mikkelson of Colfax nominated
Warner Norm, Geo. johnson of the
same town givinga second. ,r=
A. G. Holmgren of Mamre presented
the name Of Alfred Holmgren of that
town. ~: ..@ s@~.
The vote resulted in Flygare receiv-
ing 10 votes; Norm "a and Holmgren
g. ..@.z -. .S.2.s s..s
REGISTER OF DEEDS. sz
+ s. B.. Qvale nominated O. Jorgen
Olson. John Feig arose and said he
understood that there would be no OPP
position to Mr.. Olson and moved that
the nomination be made by acclama-
ton, which was done without: the
formality Of suspending the rules. "A
few noes we're heard, but the chair
man declared Q. Jorgen Olson was
unanimously the nominee. 8=*.z
H. 3. Eddy Of Whitedeld nominated
Swan Nelson, Jr.. which was seconded,
SAINT Porter nominated g. w. Odell
and g. AZ. Nelson seconded the satne.
The ballot showed exactly the same
vote as for auditor: Nelson, 90;
Odell, 81. 81
JUDGE or PIsoBATE
John Fei9 moved @ make the nom,
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Married VS.. Single Men.

There was fair attendance of our
people at the Athletic Park on Mon
day afternoon to witness a game of
ball between two picked mines, mar
ried men VS.. single men. The game
was we'll played, considering that
some of the participants were some-
what out of practice. A score of
4 to was the result, the single men
carrying Off the honors. The married
men were handicapped by the absence
OF some of their number who we're de-
pended upon to take part. Bonde and
Tallman were the battery for the mar
ried men and Anderson and Miller for
the singles. D. Mcdonald officiated
as umpire.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
"0pening Gun" a Fizzle.

"What is the matter with Van
Sant?' yelled the leader for the
'"rough-riders' last Saturday even
ing. That same question occurred to
= every person who entered the hall.
Although being the evening of the Co.
convention the seats in the opera
house were not nearly filled. The
poor captain was shamefully treated
by his alleged supporters. There ap-
peared to be fair crowd on the
streets when the torchlight procession
took place, but republicans seemed
to be bashful about coming in. Those
that did enter OF the leading men took
a position near the door. Not even
the magnificent ticket' which the
captain pleaded for dared to show it.
self, at least not upon the stage.
The only Willmar republican to ex-
pose himself upon the stage was L. o
Thorpe who acted ais chairman of the
meeting. The Raymond ''rough-rid-
ers'' occupied two rows of chairs,
leaving about 80 empty chairs on the
stage. The captain was "delighted"
however, and spoke of the "unbounded
enthusiasm, etc. He said the demon
stration was the biggest he had met
with yet, which rather made things
worse. We have a synopsis of the
speeches made and may give them in
future issue. No one could help
feeling sorry for the captain. He is
not in the race and he knows it. A
few days campaign by Van SAINT in
this county would result in the unani-
nous vote of the county going to Lind.
What? Turn down our clean, digni-
fed, scholarly and able, governor for
a man like Capt. Van SAINT: Not in
thousand years.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05

ination of A. F. Nordin for this Office
by reclamation, which carried. Mr..
Nordin was called for and he arose
and thanked the convention, but de-
clined to make a speech because, said
be, ''The poor you have with you a.
ways" E
= COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Mason w. Spicer nominated Charles
J. Johnson for county attorney and
Vim. Ref moved to make the nomin.
alton by acclamation, which was done.
Mr.. johnson thanked the convention.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
B. F. Jeness was named. !
=.... COUNTY CORONER.
The nomination for this office baiug
very slow in materializing tho chair
man with very significant glslce at
the TRIBUNE reporter made . state
ment that It was quite necessary 20
name q coroner as there would no
doubt be need for In inquest after
Nov. 8. We take it that the ex.senae
tor remembered his own fate II laoe,
and would relieve those soon q fol,
low from the nscessity Of presiding s
their own Inquest, @ he was obliged
% do.
DE-. p. s. Frost was named - oar
didate for coroner.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Married at Bird Island.

The marriage of Peter Hong to Miss
Alice Viola Tennis, daughter of Ex-
Senator L. L.. Tennis of Bird Island
was solemnized last Wednesday at the
home of the bride. The ceremony was
performed at 11:30 a. M, Rev. P. H.
Rognlie officiating. The groom was
attended by Samuel Olson of Willmar
as best man and A. Struxness of Port
land, N. D.. while the brides attend
ants were Miss Hattie Rongerud of
Granite Falls, maid of honor, and
Miss Hannah Hong of Willmar. There
were about fifty relatives present. The
bridal pair were the recipientsof num-
erous presents. They left on Thursday
morning for wedding trip to Chicago
and Milwaukee, and expected to return
to Willmar Sept. 5. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hong will go to housekeeping in their
home at SIG Nelson avenue, in the
First ward.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
A Quiet Homo Waddinp.

Mr.. Frank E. Holmberg of Kandi-
yohi and Miss Anna Holmquist of this
place were united in marriage last Sat-
urday evening at the home of the
BRIDES father, Nels Holmquist. Rev.
A. F. Nelson of the Swedish Lutheran
church officiated. The marriage was a
quiet affair, only immediate relatives
being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Holm
berg will make Willmar their home,
and will occupy the Holmquist resi-
dence. They have host of friends in
the county who extend congratulations
and wish for them long life Of happi-
ness. .:.s. -.,t:sa >Iss> - ;e :5s-
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Death in povr,e.. .

Halvor Bredeson died last Thursday
in the town OF Dovre, Of general debil-
ity, aged y years. He had made his
home for the last IA years with his
nephew, Mr.. Jalmar Larson, of that
town. Deceased was a widower, and
leaves two daughters in this country
and son and daughter in Norway to
survive him. The funeral took place
on FRIDAY at 3 p. m. from his late
home. Rev. s. Hanson Of the Haugc
church ofdciated and the remains were
Inferred in the church cemetery.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
week.
Mrs nstrup has been visiting Wright county
relatives.
Miss Anna Iverson returned last Thursday
from St. Paul.
Mrs. Jas. Kelley OF Clara City wasa Willmar
visitor last week.
Grant Van SAINT of Morris was Willmar
visitor Saturday
Miss Julia Booth has resumed her school
duties at Marshall
Ernest Ahlborn of Kerkhoven spent Sunday
here with his family.
Gustave. A. Erixon returned last Wednesday
from trip to Chicago.
Miss Agnes McNeal of Litchfeld visited
Wllmar friends last week.
Mrs. Jas. Lambrecht of ST. Paul has been
visiting here at her old home.
Misses Agnes and Gertrude Miller OF Minnea-
polls are guests at G. M Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Embertson and son visited
Glenwood relatives the past week..
Miss Mathilda Bonde returned Saturday
morning from her visit at Campbell.
Bert Konkle left last Thursday on trip to
Alexandria and other northern points.
Rev. A. NJ Osterholm left on Monday for
Minneapolis, to finish his course of studies
c. H. Mnton came up from the cities last
week for visit with his brother and family.
Miss Minnie Thompson has returned from her
~ r
Miss Celia Grimes has returned from Grove
Lake, to take charge OF school near Willmar.
Rev. Father McCabe of Darwin was the
guest of Rev. Father Malloy several days last
week.
Conductor Purcell has been enjoying a lay
Cities
Miss Florence Baldwin of Wampum. Pa, is
here on a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. G.
Young.
A. G. Kroogstad goes to Chicago the last OF
the week on a buying trip for the Mclaughlin
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Al Sanders and daughter Grace OF
Litchfeld were guests OF relatives in Willmar
the past week.
DR.. G. E. GerretSOn is in attendance at the
meeting OF the State Dental Association, held
| in St. Paul this week.
Geo. r. Case arrived here last Wednesday
evening from the cities to take a position in
the Spencer job Office.
G. A. Baklund went to St. Paul this week ia
attend meeting of the Northwestern Photo.
graphers' Association.
Miss Minnie Hennings left on Saturday fol
Cannon Falls, Wis, to take a position as
teacher in the public schools there.
Mrs. E. g. Young returned Friday from Man.
kato, where she had been in attendance at the
state convention of the w. G. T. U
Mrs. Amanda Landquist and daughter Helen
returned to their Minneapolis home on Friday
after a visit with friends and relatives here
s. o. Tjosvold is home to prepare for the
opening of the school year at the Seminary
when he will again take up his work as in.
structor.
Ernest Sperry arrived home last week from
Sauk Rapids for a brief visit. He expects to
take up the study of medicine at Minneapolis
this fall.
Mrs. Molle Devaney accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Carney, to Sioux Falls Monday
where the former will undergo treatment un.
der specialists
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
4 Advertised letters.

Willmar, MINI, Sept. 3, 1900
Erickson Mrs. Emma 4.
( Erickson, Miss Emile d
1 F'rigell, Mr.. Lester
'owler, Mrs.
Hoffman, Mr.. Charles
Nelson, Mrs. Berta 2.
Olson, Mr. Hans ( Foreign)
. Seeley Mr.. w. L Is.
% incenzo, Alstgne Salaldino
Foreign
Warner, Mr. Carl q Aug s'.js 5'ls
" lin. Mr.. Ro bert &
lliams, ]. e 81
. BIRoH 4
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
: Notice to Peoples Candidates.

Owing to the short time available for the I'll.
ing OF petitions for candidates, the committee
has decided to accept petitions il fled by next
Tuesday afternoon, Sept. II, thus giving all q
fair chance to have their names printed on the
nominating ballots If petitions are fled by that
time, Il .s=s2., * + .=.,,.> 5.@ 5&I : j .5
: ~ .ys"s n Z ERICK Holt,
Chairman Peoples County Committee. I
Dated Sept. s, 1900. a. - 80 .
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
TRUSTS.

During the past four trusts have into existence
enterprise and taxing the consumer at will.
During all this Republicans
OF the National without attempting
the evil by enforcing existing laws framing
So thoroughly has the influence govern
@ % OF the the are openly their stock bought and
ted in the face of the suffering public.
For FOUR YEARS Republican rule has They
have been encouraged by special avors and legislation No
has been made enforcing existing against
the waning days the last with dsm"ng record
amendment to the constitution as follows
s ss$s & sss S::s SS" *:Ssss
sR RSs
&:
Gnnongy S hds
have recognized the extension Of sovereignty without
other continuation POLITICAL social and religious
10 nt no
with labor civic rights
republicans Blaine the n
norty for its failure to restrict the trusts
they minority party power has
the controlling power the people will their will
The people Oo Oish to trusts restricted vote
Bryan and and Legislators support
Of popuist democratic parties promise
relief from the extortion of trusts.
they propose to get reief7
By placing articles controlled by trusts the list
By using the entire Of the Federal
illegal combinations.
restoring opportunity enterprise by pac
the
pe viz money! transportation and the transmission of n
By placing all monopoes under public CONTROL
opposed trusts, the partv that
promises relief Or with the party that admits its
help your
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Marrlaxa lloonsas. /.

E ss# Marriage Licenses. s...=
Sept. Frank E. Holmberg to Annie Holm
quist. s.5 !: > 5ll5 4 '.s.+s5 G9 j. 81 s3. .
Sept; 3--Joseph 3. Tornjkin to 0lementina
Hoffman, Tt$z44E>55Y j g.33}2e' 'I as7i7@
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Willmar Market Roport

corrected every Tuesday afternoon
by ANTON SUNDBERG, dealer in Flour
Feed, Fruit and Vegetables.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
VILLAGE OF w1LLMAR

V1LLAGE OF W1LLMAR.
Aug. 81, @. s. Geer to SadieJ. Knight
lots 3; 4. ST. 9 land 10, blk. 72........
Aug. 81. Sadie J. Knight to Marcus
Johnson. lots 8, 4, and S, block r..
Aug. 81. 81. P. NJ. & M. R'y Go. to
Eda G. LarsOn-lots 8, 9, and 10, blk.
3...................... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sept. 4, Olof Olson to j. s. Robbins,
part of lot Z, Highland add.......
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Real Estate Transfers.

ROSELAND.
Aug. 29-Carl Oslund to ia. Mark
ANNEX. ny seA, sec. 81 ........... $3.50. o.
HOLLAND.
Aug. &C. A. Cushman to Martin
L. Helgerson--eh ne4, sec. 26. ....., 228O. .Ot
IRVING.
Sept. &c. w. Eaton to Spicer Land
Co.-lots and 6, sec. Fl. 800. n
VILLAGE OF ATWATER.
Sept 1-Nels S. Transform to Maria
r: Christenson-lots 2, 3, 4, and 5,
blk. II .............:........ AIS. o.
PENNOCK.
Aug. 31-Kandiyohi Co. Bank to Gus
tai Linman-lot II. blk.5. ........ 14O.W
VILLAGE OF RAYMOND.
Aug. 27-Nettie Hanna to Fred E.
Hopkins lots and 8, blk 6........ 100. .0
Aug 30, Spicer Land Co, to Aug. E.
Zenk and Hans ). Hanson, lot 3, blk.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
Bids Nantod q

The trustees Of School Dist. II will
receive bids Up 70 u o'clock noon,
Tuesd day, Sept II, 1900, for moving
school house. For liars inquire
of sR s'oAsdERvntI Pennock,
MINI. 1p
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05
IN COMPLETE: II: CONTROL ON,
The Courthouse Ring Makes
Its Nominations With Ease.
COMBINATION NEVER MADE A SLIP
Capt. Van ssnt was Present; also Feig.
Tho Combination Mustered over so
Votes. Opposition Died After Few
Test Ballots. Peculiar Treatment
Of temperance Resolution. ::
THE TICKET.

THE TICKET.
For Representative-PETE A. .GANDRUD
OF Norway Lake, merchant and postmaster
at Sunburgh. ~
For AuditOr-LEWIS JOHNSON, of Will
mar, auditor since Jan. I. 81, ana former
deputy auditor.
For Treasurer-WARNERL L. NORM, OF Col
fax. treasurer since Jan. l.. 81 and form
eriy county commissioners.
For Sherlff-C. w. ODELL, of Willmar. sher-
if for ten years and deputy sheriff for a
like period.
For Judge of Probate-A. F.. NORDIN, of
Willmar. judge of probate since Jan. 1 go,
county attorney from 95 to 80, clerk of
court from '76 to 'S3. register of deeds from
"a to '76. .-.-
For Register Of Deeds-O. JORGEN OIL
SON of Winmar. deputy auditor since ~,
deputy treasurer for three years.
For Clerk of Court-H: J. RAMSETT. of
Willmar, clerk of court since 1891.
For County -Attorney-OHARLES JOHN
SON. of Willmar.
For Superintendent of Schools, e. F. FINK
of New London, superintendent two years.
For Surveyor-B. F. JENNESS of WiIlmar.
For Coroner-Dr. E. S. FROST of Willmar.
For County Commissioners-F Diet. T
II. OLSON. of Edwards; Third. PETER
HAGEN, of Irving; Fifth. A. NJ HEDIN of
West Lake Lillian.
Willmar tribune., 1900-09-05

8 Ice ON 81 at the Opera,
Honse to-morro Thursday evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-08

SARATOGA. N. Y. Aug. THE Fleisch-
mann colt Bonnibert captured the Fleisch-
mann stakes to-day in a furious drive by a
head from Alard Scheck, with Garry Herr
mann in third place. a length away. The
start was bad for Alard Scheck. but he ran
a great race, closing so strongly that il
required all of Turner'S skill to keep Bon
nibert's head in front to the wire. May W.,
a flly whose races in California were very
good last winter, was made the medium of
a heavy plunge i'm the first race, but fin
ished among the also rang. Summaries:
Six furlongs: Mr.. Jersey, 5 to 1, won;
kinnikinnick second. Waring third. Time.
1:13A.
Seven %furlongs: Prejudice, even, won;
Orion second, Sparrow Wing third. Time,
1:27h.
The Fleischmann stakes. for two-year-
olds; guarapteed value. 5000. of which
$1,000 went to second and $500 TO third; five
furlOngs: Bonnibert. 2 to /. won: Alard
Scheck second. Garry third.
Time. 1:0lA.
Mile and a ~furlong: Bangor, IL to 10. won;
Half Time second. Dogtown third. Time.
1852.
Five furlongs: Chutanunda. 4 to 1, won;
Beau Ormonde second, DR.. Preston third.
Time, 1:01a. asGs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-08
Baseball Notes.

Gardner will pitch for indianapolis to-
day. while Kerwin will do the box work for
Buffalo.
be double-headers Friday and Saturday with
Cleveland.
Two of the errors made by Buffalo yes
terday came in the first inning and were
not costly
The Hoosiers are showing fast form since
returning home. A remarkable finish is
looked for.
First place is not so very far away.
Chicago lost yesterday, and Indianapolis
winning placed the Hoosiers a little closer.
Madison made two errors yesterday on
balls that seemed easy. He expected them
to bound into his hands, but they Rugged
the ground.
This is ladies' day. Play will be called at
4 o'clock. In order TO allow the crowds at
tending the notification meeting ample time
to reach the park.
The hits were divided yesterday. but Kel-
ium kept the Bisons' safe drives scattered
until the last inning, while the Indians
batted OPPORTUNITY.
Manager Manning. of the Kansas City
team, has filed a claim on ShortstOp Cling
man. who has been given his unconditional
release by the Chicago National League
team.
There was just a little luck connected
with two of the long hits made by Indian
apolis yesterday, but luck is connected with
baseball and nearly all season ii has beer
against indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-08
Pace Too Hot for Ice Drop.

DETROIT. Aug. ALFRED Vargrave and
Ice Drop ran a dead heat in the seven and
a half furlongs at the end Of the card at
Highland Park to-day. In the run-off Ice
Drop was the choice, but Alfred Vargrave
raced her to pieces in the first five and a
half furlongs and won as he pleased. Ia
none equaled the track record of lib in the
six furlongs handicap. He delayed the
start and then got away running and was
never headed. Summaries:
Six furlongs: Our Lizzie, 8 to 10, won;
Miss Soak second, Matlock third. Time.
lila.
Five furlongs: Scotch Bramble, 10 to 1,
won; Tempt second. Dreamlife third. Time.
1903.
OAK furlongs: Zanone, 3 to /. won; Fone-
da second, Doublet third. Time, l:l3.
Five and a half furlongs: Militant z to
i, won; Terminus second, Donna Seay
third. Time, 1:0SL.
Six furlongs: Queen Anne. s to 5. won;
Spaldy Y. second, Sauce Boat third. Time,
lisa.
Seven and a half furlongs: Alfred Var
grave, even, won; Ice Drop second, Nc
Grathiana Prince third. Time, 1:371a.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-08
WILL KEEP THE CUP.
Canadians Win the International
Yacht Race ON Lake st. Louis.

MONTREAL, Aug. 1.-The international
yacht races for the Seawanhaka cup con-
cluded or Lake st. Louis this afternoon,
when G.. Herrick Duggan sailed the Red
Coat, the Canadian defender, TO victory by
two minutes and seventeen seconds over
the American challenger Minnesota, of the
White Bear Yacht Club, Of st. Paul, he
having won the first race on Friday over a
triangular course and the other yesterday
over a course straight TO windward and re-
turn. The first start to-day was made at
$50 p. m. Upon Investigation il was found
that the second buoy had shifted and could
not be seen. so the officials ordered the race
to be started over. The new start was
made at $40. Red Coat made the first buoy
at 1858 and the Minnesota eight seconds
later. On the next leg Red Coat made a
further gain of thirteen seconds. On the
first leg of the second round Minnesota
pulled up twenty seconds, and on the first
leg of the last round she pulled up fifty
seconds. The American boat was probably
outclassed by Red Coat, and the breeze was
also probably a little stiff for her. The
race, as a whole, was not only the fastest.
but the most exciting of the series. Skipper
very -sportsmanlike manner; in fact. after
the race Griggs made a challenge for an
other year.
Tonight the American visitors were en-
tertained at a dance by III. MARYLAND Mol
son. commodore of the Royal St. Lawrence
Yacht Club.
The official lapsed time OF to-day's race
was: Red Coat, 1:42:30 Minnesota, 1:44:45;
difference, 2:17.