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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-24
FEW BOATS FINISH
Wind Fails the Yachts in the Re
gatta Of the Excelsior
Club.
Highlander Finishes Fourth in the
Races at Oshkosh.-White
Bear Boat Wins.

Twenty seven boats started in the Ex-
celsior Yacht Clubs regatta at Mime
tonka Saturday afternoon, but only twelve
finished. A strong northeast wind was
blowing when the race began, but this
died away before the yachts had covered
the first leg Of the second round, and all
hopes of a fast race were abandoned.
Widow easily finished first in the race
for first-class sloops, sailing the course In
twenty-eight minutes less than Hazard,
which took second. Water Witch, which
has been in dry dock for some time, had
just as big cinch in the second class.
Trifler won in the special class, and Che
tolah in the cat class.
meeting Of the regatta committee Of
the club will be held this week, and 1t is
probable that the e-gun flying start will
be used In the races hereafter. Hitherto
the times of the boats have ben computed
from the actual time Of starting, but this
system is too cumbersome. The summa-
ries:
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LOOKS LIKE A CINCH
Yachtsmen More Than Ever Con-
WINGED That America Will
Retain the Cup.
Lessons Drawn From Saturday
Race-American Sailors Display
the Better Stewardship.

The opinion voiced by Eastern yachting
experts after Thursdays attempt at a
race, that the Reliance could take the
measure Of Shamrock III. in any kind OF
weather, was corroborated by Saturday s
race. It Is now conceded by Britons that
Shamrock has practically no chance OF
lifting the cup, while Americans are posi-
tive that Reliance will successfully defend
the trophy.
1t must be remembered that the two
boats have been tested only in windward
and leeWard work. The challenger may
show up better in reaching, but this Is
hardly probable, as reaching, especially
in a good breeze, is the long suit of Re-
lance. In windward work Shamrock Is
held to be the ablest boat ever sent over
by the British, and on the first leg OF
the course Saturday, she fairly held heI
own with Reliance, until a favoring slant
Of wind gave the latter an advantage. 1r
running before the wind Reliance was
clearly the superior of tho British boat
but that may have been partly due to the
fact that a big rent was torn In Sham
rocks spinnaker.
Such accidents are flukes in one sense
Of the word. but they are also often due
to carelessness on the part Of the skipper
in not overhauling the canvas thoroly be-
fore starting, or to lack of skill on the
part Of the sailors. Both the favorable
rock, however, helped the American boat
and these pieces Of luck cannot be ex-
pected every race. While the challenger
with equal luck, might have held Reli-
anoe closer, it was demonstrated that the
defender could have won on her merits by
a good margin.
AS on Thursday Captain Barr got the
best of the start, and In fact the crew
of the Yankee boat showed the smarter
seamanship during the whole race. This
superior skill, which cannot be affected
by wind or weather, must be considered
one of the most potent reasons why Re-
lance will successfully defend the cup.
Sir Thomas Upton stated after the race
that he was beaten fairly and squarely
and that he was disappointed in Sham.
rock. Nevertheless, he says, his confid
ence is mistaken. He said:
I'VE were beaten fairly and squarely
1t was splendid weather and the Shamrock
did not do as we'll as I had expected sh.
would In the race to windward and return
I appreciate the splendid manner in which
my boat was handled. Reliance is won
derful yacht. My confidence in Shamrock
however, IS not shaken and I hope sht
will yet make a much better showing
Captain Barr said: BY boat did jus
what ] expected, but she can do even bet
ter I think "
The remeasurement of Shamrock is ex
pected to result in a reduction Of tn,
time allowance given by the Reliance tt
her rival. This still further increases tn
chances Of the American boat. The mex
race, which is scheduled for tomorrow
Will be over triangular course, thre
legs Of ten miles each and will test tn
, ail-around qualities Of the two big sin
GLE stickers better than Saturdays con
test.
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MISS HENDERSON ILL
Daughter Of Former Speaker Suffer
From. Over Study.

Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 24.-David B.
Henderson, former speaker Of the ma
tional house of representatives and his
wife and daughter, Miss Belle Henderson,
who have been spending the summer at
Brookbank, Freshwater Cove, have cut
short their stay here owing to the illness
OF Miss Henderson. She has been travel
Ing In Europe, giving much time to music
and too close aplicatio nto her Studies, it
IS said. has affected her health. While
her condition is not serious she needs a
long rest and careful treatment.
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eRIToNs ARE DISCOURAGED
Londoners Now Concede That Upton
Won't LIT the Gun


London, Aug. 24.-The results of the
race between the Reliance and Shamrock
III. was distinct disappointment to all
Britons in London, whose hopes, dashed
by Thursdays failure, rose again during
the first half of Saturdays contest
The good showing Of Shamrock had
until then held small crowds around the
tickers, and the bulletin boards in the
hotels, but when the run home showed
that Reliance was pulling away from the
challenger, the gatherings dispersed, not
waiting for the inevitable announcement.
Only at the hotels which are frequented
by Americans was there any evidence of
enthusiasm in the result.
The announcement of the victory Of the
defender was made to the London public
by colored bombs and balloons and in the
extra editions of the newspapers, and 1t
was received everywhere with expressions
showing that Britons now concede that
Sir Thomas Upton will not lift" the cur
this year. ... 49,
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COAL GOES ZIP

Terre Haute, Ind, Aug. 24-The Indiana
coal operators have given notice of another
Is cent advance in the price of coal at the
mines Sept. 1. There was like advance
Aug. 1 and it is understood the first Of each
month until January there will be an advance
of not less than Is cents. The demand for
coal already exceeds the facilities of the rail-
roads, both In supply of cars and motive
power to haul the output.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-24
SHAMROCK Ill. is STRAINED
Some .Rlvets Were Started In the Rae
Saturday.


Saturday. -.-
New York, Aug. 24.-shamrock III. was
lowed from her mornings inside Sandy
Hook yesterday to the Erie basin, where
she was placed in drydook. When the
water had been pumped out 1t was. found
that the stratning to which she had been
subjected in the heavy windward thresh
yesterday had staretd some rivets, and
a gang Of dockyard hands were set to
work tightening them up. The damage,
however, appeared to be but triaing Her
bottom was found to need only little pol
ishing, and when she was relocated she
was ready for to-day's remeasurement.
1t is unlikely that the remeasurement will
alter the time allowance in any appreciable
degree, as Sir Thomas Upton said that
should the additional weight of anchor
and chain which will be aboard when the
tape ia passed over her, increase her
sailing length, the original figure would
be restored by the removal Of other
Weights
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Isle Roya[e

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and it's fjords, and 1t is a royal place for
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BROOKWALTER WITHDRAWs.

Springfield, Ohio, Aug. pat the close
of a long conference in Columbus yesterday
between Thomas L.. Johnson of Cleveland
and John W. Bookwalter of this city the lat
ter issued a signed statement, withdrawing
from the race for Endorsement for United
States senator before the democratic state
convention Wednesday. Bookwalter was
recognized as the Johnson candidate S.
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TO TEACH QUEER FAITH.

San Francisco, Aug 24.-swami Triguna-
tita has come from Calcutta to teach the
Vedantist faith. At is he met Sey Ram
krishna, the great sage, and under him for
TWO years he learned spiritual practices
Then he became Sannyasin, or monk, and
thereafter for many years practiced asceti-
cism. He will lecture under the auspices Of
the Vedantist society of San Francisco.
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Yachtsmen View the America.

The cup winner America is again the
mecca for yachting enthusiasts, and as she
lies at the Mystic Bridge housed over.
with masts blackened with age, her saucy
hull looks just as lively as 1t must have
been on the day when the schooner
sailed rings around the British yachts.
The underbody is painted every year,
altho 1t has been many years since she
has been under sail. Her owner, Butler
Anes, son Of Ben Buffers daughter
thinks the world Of her and has refused
tempting offers. His grandfather bought
1t from the secretary Of the navy in 1873.
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Of Shamrock III. by Reliance, Saturday.
tho they are unable to conceal their bit
ter disappointment. They had confidently
expected to triumph in such weather and
under such conditions as prevailed.
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Only five boats took part In the regatta
at Lake Calhoun Saturday, and one of
these, the second-class sloop Squat, sailed
by ]. Reiter, withdrew after the first
round. Fred Quayle's Marnaugh led all
the way round. winning with four minutes
to spare Mercury, sailed by o. Edwards,
was second, with Tomahawk, Captain H.
Reiter, third. and Gema, Captain E..
Hodge, fourth.
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Defeat Was Expected.

Belfast Aug. 24.-The defeat Saturday
of Shamrock III. by the Americas cup de-
fender, Reliance. has caused the keenest
disappointment in Belfast and in the nu-
merous yachting resorts in this vicinity.
Yachtsmen anxiously awaited the an
nouncement Of the result, tho the defeat
OF the challenger was early conceded.
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Upton ls Discreet.

New York, Aug. 24.-sir Thomas LIP
ton was asked after the race Saturday
afternoon whether he had taken notice of
the inquiry Of the Glasgow young woman,
reported by cable, as to whether 1t was
true that he had promised to marry an
American girl If he won the cup.
He was informed that the Glasgow girl
had said that she had a peculiar and per-
sonal interest in the answer to the ques-
ton. Said Sir Thomas: 1T cheers me up
more than I can tell In the hour Of this,
my present defeat, to know that some girl
somewhere cares about me-
Further explanations as to the interest
Of the young woman Of Glasgow were cut
short by the advance Of Charles r. Flint,
who shouted to Sir Thomas: CAS- special
counsel engaged for this occasion adj
wise you to refuse to answer any ques-
tons relating to the affections Of any lady
whatsoever"
Sir Tom then ceased to discuss fair
frailty and began to talk yachting.
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Only few more performances Of the
great hit Mikado Come tonight.
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CLYDE Yachtsmen Gloomy.

Glasgow, Aug. 24.-Clyde yachtsmen
have little to say concerning the defeat
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Comet H., Glass A yacht, with Fred
Pabst, Jr., at the helm, defeated fleet Of
sixteen starters in the annual regatta for
the Felkir cup at Oshkosh. Her victory
also gives her the special trophy for Class
A boats.
Pluto, Class B, representing the White
Bear Yacht Club, defeated fleet of six
starters and won the special cup for her
| class The regatta was sailed in light
to fresh southeast wind. and was wit
messed by many thousand spectators.
Comet II. is the latest type Of bilge-board
boat, and IS the only yacht that is provid-
ed with two rudders. Highlander Of Min
netonka was fourth, nine minutes behind
Comet
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In the tenth regatta for the Waukesha
Beach trophy at Pewaukee, Wis, the AS
pirant won out after a close race, defeat
ing her next nearest competitor by 1
minute and i second. The wind was fair
and good time was made.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16

Ell cRiMEN DE LA CARRETERA: Sc es'
| ia viendo en- ell Tribunal Supreme Ia
causa de apelaci6n interpuesta por los
| acusadOs del &Crimen de la carretera
de AnascO.a
DEsTITUIDo: Ha sidO destituido Dor
ell DepartamentO de Instruction, sin fa-
| cultad para volver a ejercer en- las es'
cuelas pubicas de Puerto Rico. ell Pro
fesOr americana Mr.. H. @. Ward Well,
que en- Cayey SO tom6 ell atrevimiento
de pegarle un par de bofetadas q un nilo.
Bien hecho.
"A pegar su tiera -. pegon Il
~LA BAYAMONESA~: Gran taller
de confecciOnes, camiseria con g6neros
superiores y buenOs cortadores So ha
establecidO en- ~La BayamonesaD de r
Fabian & CO, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
QUE BARNES NJ oCHo CUARTos: Asi
le coutesto Casals. ell Sargento, a don
YeyO; &yO usO ell VERBENA de MARTi
NEz RossELLo, que es na0gaaiiic0; y So
bre todo barato a 80 centavos botelIita .
EMULSION: Valioso testimonio Ell
doctor Zaragoza, que 10 suscribe, as no
solamente un medicO prs ctico exparto
sino tambien un buen Pharmaceutical. ra-
zen demas para que liable con perfecto
conocimiento dc causa.
&El aspecto, olor. sabor confecci6n
de la Emulsion de Scott de acaite de-
higad0 de bacalao con hipCfisftos de-
Cal y de sOsa, u. erece todo mi encOm
admiration pOr 10 perfectO del prepa
RADIO, Y 81 com pactioilidaG, pues no obs.
tante 81 tempo transcurrido despues de
su preparation. permanece peffacta.
mente homogeneo, inseparables las
sustancias que 10 fOrman. Respecto
sus propiedades terapeuticas, tengo gran
satisfaction en- cOmunicarles que STEM.
pre- que la be empleado en- mi clinica
particular Y general, he Observable los
meJores resuItados en- tOdas les afpccio.
nes del ~aparatO rsspiratorio, en- La es.
crofula ell raquitismo y construction. ,
DR.. EsfILIANo SARAGozA.
GALERfA FoToGR4FIcA de Ra.
fael Colarado. Con los ultimos adelantos
del arte- San Jose l2. San Juan P. R.
Apartado Io4. TelefOno "a. alt
Sc ALoUILAN: Los bajos de Ia
casa que ocupa ell <Hotel Cocoya, en- la
calle de Betances. propios para un esta
6lecImlento mercaltEl aImacen
Para informes su dueno Jose r. San
tiago. d.
TALLER de construction de carros
y aradOs franceses. marca Dombasle. De
Ernest firod. Guayama. (P. R. d.
LsgBoRINoUEH, De Tar4as @.
No olvldar que esta casa es La que mas
oarato Eends que constantemente In
r0duce nu6Yas marcancias v articulos
% alta novedad. Vista haee ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-10-16
hoti(ids generates

BAJA. Ha sido dado de baja an el
ManicOmlO, p0r estar curada de Ia sfec
ci6n cerebral que sufria, Petrona Vaz-
quez Gomez de Juncos
INGREso: Ha ingresadO en- ell Ma.
nicomiO la alienada Rosa Serrano de
Aguadilla.
UNA PROTESTA: El senOr Jacinto
Diaz participa a eLa COrrespondenciaD
que el era una de las muchas personas
cue venia tomar parte en- La nantes
taci6n del domingo an San Juan: Que Sc
le acus6 en- Rio Piedras de alterar la
paZ publica, cuando entire todos los ex-
cursiOnistas solo pudieron hallar cuatro
srmas
Ell mismo juego de cuando las cleo
clones.
al PREsIDENTE: Ha sido enviada al
Presidente de los Estados Uaidos al
Presidente de La &American Federation
OF Labor> toda la Prensa periodica de
esta Capital donde SO relatan los sucesos
del domingo.
SUsPENDIDoS: La Federation Libre.
ha tornado ell acuerdo de suspender Dor
unos dias la celebration de <meetiDgs>
de protesta, perO dara la pnblicidad
un eDergicO manifesto dandO cuenta de
todos los uItimos sucesos
REGREso: Ha regresado de Ponce
la comisi0n de Ia Policia Insular. 4
donde fuera para proceder al recono
cimiento Y talla de cincuenta hombres
que iDgresaran en- el Cuerpo de la Poll
cia Insular
BARRAcoNEs: Estan compIetamente
terminates los barracones para alber
gar los 80 presses que van construir
al camino de Humacs0 a Yabucoa. Ell
Director de prisiones, Ia recibidO orde-
nes de nandar leo presidiarios para EN-
pear innediataments los trabaios 50
han dad0 asi mism0 las oportunas Or
denes para que el Jefe de Ia Policia In
salar designe los 80 guardias para Ia
custodia da los presses.
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J A DlESTRO Y SlNlESTRO

Debe sentirse descontento de 81 mIsmo,
de su labor meDguada Y funestisima-
Y es que no Duede haber Daz III sosle-
90 en- nuestro espfritu cuando no nos SEN
timos satisfechos de nuestros actos; GUAM
do ell remordimiento nos corroe, y esca-
rabaiea en- nuestro cerebro.
En- torno de Mr.. Hunt extiendese
un ambiente glacial. que no logran lie
var IN atomo de calor las faranduias RI
dfcuIas de las manifestaclones oficiales y
oficiosas que le preparan compiaclente
te los eternos agradadores de todos los
Segismundos.
7 ESQ no hay que agradecerlo, por
que 10 mismo que ell Sc las prepararlan
a los bajas de siate colas los manda-
rines de coleta ST Puerto Rico en- vez de
ser hoy un feudo de Norte America fue
SO IN feudo de Turqufa de Ia China.
No le rodean nj acompanan ell amor
y L. gratitud de sus 9obernados.
De clio esta convencido.
No obstante Sc paga de entusiasmos
ficticios Y trata de apoyarse en- ellos pa
rs demostrar que es persona grsta los
puertorriquenos.
Y & fin de mantener la mentira Off
cial acumala mentira sobre mentira.
No parece compatriota de Washing
ton.
Quizas Sc revele en- el un case de
atavismo, descienda de aquellos anglo
sajones que oprimieron a los Estados
Unidos, cusndo estos eran colonia ads
crita al Imperio britanico.
Por fortuna para nosotrOs sus dlas,
como gobernante, estan contados.