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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-06
OFFICE MAY BE ABOLISHED
There May Be No General Superintend
emit Of the Omaha in Future.

The office Of general superintendent
OF the Omaha road, resigned by W. G.
Winter, may be>abolished. Men Of rail
road note have passed thru that position
in past years. A. W. Trenholm has
become general manager. J. G. Stuart
has gone to a high position with the
Baltimore & Ohio. e. W, Winter he
came president of the Northern Pacific
OF the Chicago Transfer & Clearing
company, and of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company.
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AND CASES TO BE TRIED.

Portland, Ore, Dec. 6.-The trial Of tho
second of the land fraud cases will CONS
mence Dec 10. This case is based on in-#
dictments against s. A. D. Puter, Horace
G. Mckinley, Mrs. Emma A. Watson and
Marie L. Ware. The charge is similar to
that in the first case--conspiracy to de-
fraud the government Of public land.
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R. w. THOMPSON RESIGNS
Leaves Western Passenger Association
.-... to Go Into Business.

R: W. Thompson, chairman Of the
local bureau of the Western Passenger
association with offices in the Andrus
building, will leave the position which
he has held many years, Jan. l, to go
into business. Me hods used by Mr..
Thompson in delicate rate situations
have received the high commentator Of
railroad men and he will be greatly
missed in railway circles. - :
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By this signature you shall
know the O'SulIivan Rubber
Heel; you'll find it on each
box. It is a guarantee that
you are getting heels Of brand
new rubber as it comes from
the banks of the Amazon.
By this signature you shall
know the O'SulIivan Rubber
Heel; you'll find it on each
box. It is q guarantee that
YOU are getting heels of brand
new rubber as it comes from
the banks of the Amazon.

A r the present time crude rub
~ Der costs $1.15 per pound,
but it is the only rubber
giving resiliency, comfort, depend
ability and wear. =.
These are the features that have
caused our rubber heel to be recog-
nized by physicians, adopted by hos
pitfalls and used by hustlers. They
are a relief to the world; are a pan
acea to women and the greatest
boon ever offered to the public. Re-
move jar in walking, give a silent
easy tread, outwear the shoes, but
like all other good things, have sub
stitutes. Substituting means cheap
ening. All other makes claim to be
as good as 'Sullivan's, but where
they demand the same price for sub
stitutes, is it not reason you should
demand O'Sullivan 's-the only kind
made Of new rubber9
IS Cents at all dealers and a
trifle for attaching. If dealers
cannot supply, send IS cents to
O'Sullivan RubberC0
Lowell, Mass.
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sTICKNEY GOES EAST
Head Of Great Western May Close Up
Sale of Road,

A. B. stickney, head Of the Great
Western, left st. Paul yesterday for the
east, ostensibly to take a vacation. It
is believed, however, that he has gone
to New York to attend a meeting which
will close the details Of the sale of the
road.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
and solicitors; main office. 92O-935 Guaranty
building, Minneapolis, MINI. 81 McGill build
ing. Washington, d. c.
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Farm Lands.

sTUTsMAN COUNTY, N. D., CASH BARGAINS.
Wa section 21-13965, near Windsor, $40 per
NV u section 2s-1ae-e5, near Windsor, $40
sWA section 100000, Medina, So per
NEA section 12-1ss-es. near Medina $40
NJ sectio, 1-1ss-7o, half mile from Crystal
81 section 11-1ss-7o. 40 rods from Crystal
81 ihS Section i714i.e5, north of Medina, $3.50
Whcelock & Wheelock. G.
p Waldorf Block. Fargo, N D:
$ee-16 ACRES, ST. LOUIS PARK, SECTION
9, out four miles; fine for gardening poultry,
some fifty acres for s1oo an acre, Covered with
for acres near the city3 Hobart, Phoenix bldg:
WHO EVER HEARD OF BUYING 4 HALF.
| payment balance to suit yourself at per
cent Interest? Land located three miles from
SoT KILLER N Land Co.. os BroWns Haiiey MIMI
RED RIVER VALLEY LANDS FOR SALE IN
the vicinity of Crookston, Mimi. cheap and
| easy terms, in tracts of 40 acres and upwards.
ames Bnrse SIS s AndrDs bds
| MINI.
Sc TO 50 PER ACRE, IN TRACTS 70 SUITE
fn to IN srtns e
soil; delightful climate; easy terms. Henry
| NJ Troy, SOP Guaranty building.
ARKANSAS FRUIT TAKES FIRST PREMIUMS
at at all fairs; why not own home In the
| land of the big red apple at 81 to SIS per
| acre? Write r. S. Wild, Real Estate Co.,
Mountain Home. Ark.
GO TO NORTH DAKOTA TO SEE THE VIM.
Fl. Brown company lands; 81 to $12 an acre;
fine 100 free. Write for facts to VIM: H.
Brown Co., Mandan. N. D.. or 131 La Sale st,
! Chicago. L..
WESTERN LANDS AND TIMBER INVEST
ments; tracts Of timber from 100 acres to
10000 acres; some for exchange. Matthews &
| Elwel SO7 Phoenix building. Minneapolis,
/ Mum. [!
FOR sALE-FINE FARM LANDS AND CITY
| property, good and cheap. Address Frank
Ihoms & Co., 2O2 Mason block, Houston, Texas.
| Agents wanted.
FOR sALE-gToCK FARM IMPLEMENTS,
! good agencies in good town, northern Mime
sofa. Write S. W. Pond, trustee, Minneapolis.
FINE BARGA1N-MUsT SELL MY GUAR
| ter-section farm at once; price $1,000. Write
Rev. G. Jensen, Frazee, Mimi.
CALIFORNIA HOMES; bargains all districts
Acres, $50 up. F. L. Ikresher. n. Z. Life.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
$1s, cookbook. CLEAR, FOR OTHER PROP
erty.
$4,000. clear section, Wright county, for home.
home.
We buy, sell and exchange real estate.
Hobart, Phoenix Building.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
Continued,

Continued.
LOT 8, BLACK 8, LAKEvIEW ADDITION, BE-
ing loo feet on Mount Curce av, running
through to KenwoOd parkway. Owner, 20
Loan & Trust building.
$675 FOR A 4e-FOoT LOT, PARK AV, THIRD
beyond Gath st; owner needs money; best par
gain ever offered on the avenue. J. G. Hall,
126 I.un EXCHANGE.
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COWS. DOGS AND POULTRY

CUWS, DVIS AND EOULl II
FOR sALE-MY FINE BARRED PLYMOUTH
Rock hens from my breeding pens, without
reserve. One fine cock, second prize winner
at St. Paul. 1904. Also II S. g. B. Leghorr
hens. Mrs. Robert Waldron, 4137, Sd av s.
THREE FRESH COWS; BIG MIXERS; HoL
stems, Jerseys and Durhams; exchange or time
payments. Bull for service. Davis, 300 6tt
st s.
WANTED-TO RENT POULTRY PLANT; MUST
be convenient to car line. Address BOAT, Jour
| nal.
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All letters by sick Perhaps
nothing
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23

he has had rented for a couple Of
years, having enough to do tend
ing to things in Pierce county.
He will spend the winter here
for a change he says.
Quite a number Of the young
people from this vicinity who
are off to school, are expected
home for the holidays.
Mr.. Martin Bromseth sold his
farm at Hampden last week to
Messrs. Filing and Albert Ben
son.
George Bromseth made a fly
ing trip to the Lake Saturday,
returning the same day. George
has been in charge Of affairs on
the farm of Capt. Jacobson since
the latter, with his family NOV
ed to the city.
Mr.. T. K. Moen and family
left a few days ago for Wiscon-
sin where they will spend the
holidays with friends and rela-
tives Of which they have quite a
host there.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
THE MARKETS
Reperfed BY Eawards, Wood 8 "a.

NO holVsI'c tl ny EAWaIus, 0ous q 70.
Minneapolis
No. / Hard II. 81. LIE
53 No. ] Northern 10A
No. 2 Northern 1:07g
Flax 6 !. y. 2z4
Oats !. !. 22 '7s
Barley \. 1916
Duluth
No. 1 Northern 11A
No. 2 Northern .O5aa
Flax d. i. 23 .
Devils Lake
No. I North ern 81. 9sk
No. 2 Northern I. 8S33
Flax 1. s. s. (. . ]. .08
Oats !. /. ]. 3. !. 8. /. /. \ d. 90
Barley &. !. !. !. ]. !. 1926
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
Advertised L etters

Remaining uncallad for at the post
office at Devils Lake for the week
ending Dec. "a 1904 If not called
for within fourteen days, win be- sent
10 the sdead letter office Parties
calling for any Of said letters, cay
advertised
Anderson Erick Leyons Mick
Aasland Kisrtie Lilly w III =
Baker Elsie Martin Frank
'Burge Aaron Myra Anna
Brassfeld Mrs. Is Mxsxn Key
Bang Peter Me- Donald "A r.
Corners Lillian Nelson Anna 3
3Chechreata Mr.. Olsen Charley
Christensen q OBryan z nj
Chapman Chas Ohenaner VIM CT
3Caffrey Jno. Pederson Chas
Colley M Peterson Ed Z
Enright Jno Pond VIM
Gray Cora Stubson Hookon
Gardner ChasN Sandahl N
Rutland Magda3 Woods Living
stone HI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Notice hereby given that that certain mort.
gage executed and delivered by Wallace Nj,
B1rnel and Mary j. Birnel. his wife, mortgag.
iors, to. First National Bank of Cando, corpo-
ration, mortgage. dated the 2lst day Of No
yember, 1902; and fled for record in the Office Of
the register Of deeds Of the county Of Ramsey.
and state Of North Dakota on the 23rd da 81
March, 1908, and recorded in Book 20 Of Mort
cages on page 108, will be foreclt sed By q sale
OF the premises in such mortgage and herein-
after described, at the front door Of the court
house in the city of Devils Lake III the county
OF Ramsey and state of North Dakota, at the
hour OF ten o'clock in the forenoon OF the 4th
DAY OF February, 1905, to satisfy the amount
G az upon such mortgage on the day OF sale.
Inc premises described in such mortgage aud
which will be sold to satisfy the same, are de-
scrlbeS as follows: Those certain premises sit
Hate in the county of Ramsey, and state OF
North Dakota, and described as follows The
northwest quarter Inw.5A] of section seven
zen zen, lIl In township one hundred fifty eight
losl north Of range sixty four[ west with the
neTedltaments and. appurtenances thereunto
belonging Or in anywise appertaining 80
z, There wal besdue on such mortgaRes on the
gaze OF sale the sum of four hundred fifteen
dollars Sis .00l with interest thereon at the
rate Of 10 per centum per annum since the 2lst
day OF November. 1902, besides the costs and
expenses OF sale, and The attorneys fees allow
Dated December ii, 1901.
Il First National Bank Of Cando,
Burke & Middaugh, -. e 1ss','
SSS Attorneys for Mortgage, q
3. g Devils Lake, North Dakota.
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!. LAW1ON
Da0R0 eR0R0HnOsORe0 aHOROnO

Mrs. James Abel and children
visited at Park River last week.
It is reported that the mail on
the branch will be carried by the
railroad after the first of the
year. The towns along the line
now receive mail by stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dusbabik Of
Michigan City were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hops a few days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Boyer
are visiting at their old home at
Comfrey, Michigan.
Miss Alice. McKenzie of La
kota, has charge Of the LaWton
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
Westerheitnen


A few sleighs have been scour-
ed up.
Martin Bomseth and Filing
Benson returned Thursday from
a two weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Hampden, this
state.
There will be a slight change
in the R. F. D. route here soon.
The change will take affect Jan.
End, 'O5, it is rumored /.
VIM. Sjoberg and E. Wengum
returned home a few days ago
from their visit at the fair.
Upon their return they visited
Minneapolis, st. Paul and other
points.
Miss Inga Glerum is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Z. Thor
wig, at Devils Lake, for few
days.
DR.. Z. Rynning of Tacoma,
WASH, who has spent a few
months at Chicago and the ST.
Louis fair stopped off here on
his way back home and visited
with his sister Mrs. H. Thomp-
son for a couple Of days. The
two had not seen each other for
about thirteen years. Conse
quently it was a happy meeting.
Services will be held in the
church Dec. 9th at II o'clock a.
m. by Rev. ]. J. Strandness.
In the evening following these
will be a Christmas tree, also in
the. church.
Mr.. E. "A. Bryn moved down to
this vicinity a couple of weeks
ago, from his farm near Rugby,
this state. Mr.. Bryn also has a
fine farm in this county which
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23


their annual meeting January q.
W. M. Pitt has purchased the
q. "A. Fifer property next to the
North Star hotel.
Chas. Dahl has purchased the
w. Crazy sidence in the
west end.
G. G. Gumbret of Ward county
was looking after some business
matters here last week. He
formerly resided here.
Mrs. d. w. Hunter is enjoy
ing a visit from her father j. p.
Olson.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
WEBSTER ITEMS
6aOROM0nOaO nOR0 a0ne sa1Ol

Come to the Christmas can
tata!
VIM. Samuels was in Devils
Lake Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. Baldwin was in Devils
Lake Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
Miss Grace Brattle, Arley
Tufford and Flora Munig were
in Devils Lake a few days ago
making purchase for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Leet leave
the latter part Of this week to
spend the holidays with the
latter's mother.
Messrs. Honett and Morrison
drove to the Lake Monday even
ing to attend the comma ndery
exercises Of the Masonic lodge.
Fred A. Hinck leaves this
week for his home in Litchfield
after visiting for several days
with friends near Webster.
Norman Morrison left Tues
day evening for California where
he will spend the winter with
his family
Herbert and Willie Swain
were in the Lake Wednesday
looking after their Christmas
interests
The children Of the Sabbath
school will entertain Monday
evening, &c. 10Th in the chap
ell. There will be a Christmas
tree to which everyone may CON
tribute, besides the Cantata for
which the cast ofcharacters is:
Committee Of Counselers:
Albert Honett, Willie Cock
burn, Earl Ellis.
Newly ears day, Lena Honett.
Springtide, Annie Miller.
Summer, Dora Ecklund.
Autumn, Helen Mile
Winter, Harry Ecklund.
Our Valentine, Oracle Kollar.
Washington's Birthday, Her
l5bert Swain. 5s#3 11:iii5a'551.
Children's day, Mabel Leet.
independence, Willie Swain.
Thanksgiving, Inez Kollar.
Christmas, Ivan Wurtenburg-
er.
Little Robin Pages: Andrew
Miller, Georgia Eek lund.
Crown Bearer, Ethel Smell.
Chorus of Acceptance
Olga Leet, Maggie Swain. Es-
lther Honett, Alice Swain. 81
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A NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids for the erection and completion
of two story and part Easement frame four
room school building will be received up to
10 80 a. m. on Monday, the 3Oth day Of Janua..
~, 1905, by Alexander cockburn. clerk Of Web
ster School District No. 10, and w. e. Goozee.
clerk OF Freshwater School District No. q, at
ing separate for tho above building will be re-
ceived at the same hour and place. Plans may
be seen at the store Of w. D. Miller, Webster
y. d, office OF County Superintendent e. B.
office Of the architect, Joseph Bell DeRemer,
Grand Forks, N. p. Mail bids to w. e. Goozee.
Webster, N. D. Certified check for the sum 81
300 to accompany each bid for building. and
for $40 with bid for the heating and plumbing.
=, ,ssiE !. &, = w. e. Goozee
Clerk Of Freshwater School District No. i.
! /. Clerk Of Webster School District No. 10.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
CRAZY.

Alois Walters Of Ontario
township is spending the winter
at Pittsburg, Pa
A. w. Burt has gone to Chi
.cago, where he will spend the
winter.
The ckholders of theF,arnnt
ers' bank will have a banquet a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
TAKEN UP

About Nov. Is, one red heifer,
two year old, horns are short
and turn in. Owner may have
same by paying charges.
Otto Newman.
Sec. 18, Noonan township.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23

lcolored horse colt, star il face;
one bay mare colt, white spot in
face. Strayed from my farm at
Webster about Nov. IL. Any
information will be rewarded.
Peter Regain, Webster, S
ID. 422-44
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
CATTLE

Will be taken in exchange for
one is II. 7. gasoline traction
engine and Peerless separator.
Also 8 head Of work horses.
John Cummings,
42-43. Devils Lake, IN. ID.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23

Till C. Britt Of Clifford, Mo-,
and Miss Maud Graham, the ac-
complished daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs r. Graham, Of Crazy,
were quietly married at the
home of the brides parents
Thursday afternoon, Rev. q.
James officiating.
The Beggar Prince Opera com
pany gave three nights Of the
best music and dramatic art ever
presented in this city. Every
member OF the company is an
artist in his or her line. The
voices are well trained and the
classic music was rendered in q
manner both pleasing and ele-
waiting.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
FOR SALE.

Three young cows, fresh in
January or February. Well
blooded. Or will trade same for
horses. Ole Grindham.
42tf Keith, N. D..
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
TAKEN ! TIE.

In Lake township, one large
red COW about 8 years old, short
crooked horns, curve over face.
Inquire Of
o. d. Miller
at Miller & Bakers elevator,
Devils Lake, N. ID. lib A
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-12-23
telephone central.

telephone central.
The M. w. will give a Christ
mas dance next Monday evening,
Dec. 26.
This town is rejoicing over the
prospect of a new 30x6O-foot de-
pot. It will have all the con-
veniences Of the average Great
Northern depots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-16
KRAMER And BEDELL WIN
They Divide Professional Races at
YaiLsburg Cycle Track.

Frank L Kramer and Menus Beden divided the
professional races between them at tho Vaiisburg
cycle track yesterday. and Hadheld won the con-
test FOR riders who had not won a first there this
year. Kramer was IN a good position IN the five
mile handicap. but ran into John Bedeu and fell
Fern being thrown also. Both OK the amateur
races were won by Burton Downing OF the Garden
city Wheeimen. Of San Jose Cal. In spite OF tho
rain In tho morning. five thousand spectators saw
the races.
Kramer's victory was IN the unknown distance"
race the length OF which was determined by a
sealed envelope which the referee drew from a
hatfui o. envelopes. The ono drawn was for ono
ane oEe-quarter miles and pistol shot was nred
as tho leading rider crossed the tape tho end OF
a mile. Kramer was In second place IN the line
when the signal was given and no went to tho
ifoa i az ne eghth pole and won easily from John
The neid punched az TWO and one-haic miles IN
!.oleA vas the fastest % tho survivors. winning
started IN tho 'non-Win ners' contest ana HAD
won from tho Now-Havon six day rider By half a
Downing. IN tho handieap contest. won from
sch"ab b. a length The summaries:
Half-rliis uev.ce-won ~ James A. wallace. Newark,
lslE H. ~ "i3s Wet oraage. seconds Lawia Roth
one m.io oPea ,smatear,-woa BY burton Downing
= lee. %sv-Yors third. EDWARD RuPpreeht. New
Haif-lails han4l-ap tslatsur,-won By Burton Down
u y san jose 90 Ysrdsl o. - sefweb. Roy Wheemen.
Neyark o5 ya5i.l. mira. James James, newark 90
Thr-eq winners: scratch: profession
alt-Nuu by- Charles Huthelt Newark. J r Jacobson
NeW-Iavcu second: tom Butler. Boston. third Tine
UnhnoVn distance professional (srratch: y, miles,
Won ~ frank 1. Kramer. past oranFe John BedeIl
COM thira Menu, EsieiL LynhEook. fourth. Time
2.Ists. Lap prize winners l. r. Lake 4. Caldwell
Newk.rx. T.. Penn. I.
Tive-fule handicap tpr1fessionn by Menus Redel
IH1br1oi, Long Island go yardsl. Tom Butler Boston
go Yards. second. Frank J caldwell Hartford Jg50
YARDS third. H. F. Root. Boston 100 yardsl. fourth
John Eodeil; Lyabrook go yaE4sl nf,h Time io:53h
Cofuln .: "a B Lake !: lIende. T. L. r. lake / :
HATFIELD J. NeWkrk. Hsnfer. Jacobson I.
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oARsMEN's PARADE is POSTPONED.
Rain Puts Off Rowing Carnival on Harlem
for a Week

The annual parade OF oarsmen which was 10
have been held yesterday on the Harlem River. was
postponed until next Sunday because OF the rain in
the morning and early afternoon. large number
of rowing enthusiasts gathered along the Speedway
thinking the parade would take place. but the man
ayers had made arrangements early In the day 70
postpone the affair. Nearly half the number OF
boats of the various clubs which were 10 start IN
front OF the Wyanoke Boat Club did not put IN an
appearance.
When the sun shone forth In the early afternoon
a number Of the clubs sent representatives out on
the river. The Union CLUB had two Fights out-a
scrub and a junior; the Harlem had an eight and
which Is occupied By eight pairs or souls Wesley
and Budre were out for nice spin on the river in
a double she'll g 8 Titus. OF Atalanta. and Gipin.
OF Ravenswood who are practising together were
out IN the afternoon for spin. The Atlanta Boat
Club had eight. which went up toward the
Speedway AT lively speed. Dauntless was repre-.
scented on the river BY eight ana Friendship had
out a four cared she'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-16
he American scores were:
YACHTS NOW AT GREENPORT.
Fast Shops and SChOOners Fitting Out for
the Season.

One OF the busiest yachting centres just now "a
the shore OF the harbor OF Greenport. Long Island
Here many OF the fast racing slOOps and schOOners
OF the New-YOrk. I.archmOnt. Atlantic and other
yacht clubs being fitted out for the close
at hand. At the Brigham shipyard the prize win
ming schooner yacht ElUina, owned by +. T..
Brewster OF Ney-Haven, IS almost ready to launch.
She has been put in prime racing condition by her
skipper. William Dennis. and his crew. They ex-
pect 20 win a good many trophies this season
Charles Smithers's schooner AIuriel. a sister ship
OF the Elmina, and her most formidable racing
rival has been overheard for some time and IN
commission; so has tho Emerald. owned by William
r.. Iselin. James B. Fords schooner Katrina. Roy
i. Rainey's Seneca and Wilson Marshalfs old At
iantic are also fitting out. The mahogany tOpstdes
OF +. NJ. Smiths fast sOop Effort. still on thu
ways, shine like mirror, while the hull or Charles
Lane POOr's sloOp Mira looks lit for fast racing in
its coat OF green, with white t0psides, Fred NJ
HOyt's cutter Isolde Is IN the water. and VIII soon
ehon's Nicola. ana the Altar. owned by the Trow-
bridge estate
That famous old schooner Viking owned by
James y. Smith, who commodore OF the New
York Yacht Club from 1881 70 1855, has, under the
direction Of Captain Bggs, been put In better con-
ditiou than ever. She leaves here for STANFORD,
Conn. where her owner lives, in a few days The
steam yachts that are nearly ready TO go 70 the
westward +. Augustus Schermerhorn's FREQ
Lance. Frederick S. Flowers Vergana. Henry
Belknaps Magnolia. latham A E1shS Magnet
and +. W. ParamOre's auxiliary yacht Caclque AZ
Alhertson's ward there several small yachts.
including the catbOat Sweetheart.