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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-12
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bat, melhe mir uuIern 2eiern ni6t
borentbalten Dirfen. 8as @bepaar
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-12
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ten fiir Die lleberiabrt 3uriid3nberoie=
nen, 9inqen unIere Ginoer ihufien unb
unier l6=jdbri9es uno iiingtes Rino
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cine 9rOBere Staot, nm mebr su perz
oienen uno Elm Mdoden aus Mithea
bate ibr aud oprt einen YloB uer=
ibafit. 9lls mir am Depot in BartIton
naren, lam uns 0err Wm. Wpe1er
nadgelaufen uno ia9te, er babe einen
plaB fiir Die Agnes, pie iie in gan3
9merita teiuen beiiern betommen f0n=
ne. NIT gutem 2pbn uno gutter 9e.
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lie mie elm Rino I'M 6nuIe mdre. gBir
moren gliidli9, fuhren rpieoer pom
Depot meg uno am 3weiten Sag fdhrt
oas quite Sino meg su Der 6lmilie
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mann lam jeben Monat na4 9artiton
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fiele uno Dab Iie Der 6amilie Iieber
mGre, mie anoere 8ieniimdo6en. Ias
beruhi9te uns pieoer uno 10 gina es,
bis unier Sino l5 QBohen inn @es
fdn9nls mar uno Die Srau g. spei
fali9e Briefe an uns abianote. 0ie
10 WOhen maren ms gu lanQe uno
mir ianoten bier 8riefe on Aenes, aber
es fam niQts, bis ib ben 26. @iai oes
fhrieben babe, bar mein Diutterbers
nibt mebr rubi9 iein tonne uno ih bis
sum 2. SUM cine 9lntport nit Sebn=
iu1t erwarte. gBie i6 gu Moeaer
ging, fam Die Qlntmort, oaB Die 9lenes
am 9er5ibla9 geitorben iei. SD
itiirbtc bor Sdreden su Booen. Sic
rihteten mid 9lei9 auf uno mir fubs
rem glsit auf Die Jarm biuaus, no
meine &inoer iino, smei Oaeileu bon
Der Staot. 9ann fuhren mir 2le
5uriid unb bolten Die 2ei6e i'm Sare
bon WtitAell ab, ba am Sonntag tein
3ug gebt. Sotueit mar Niles gut
DnrAgefiihrt, aber. mie Der Sarg ge-
OfTnet uur5e, - Sammer, 0 unbe=
fhreibliher Sdmers, bas quite fromme
ssinb war ni1t gum @rtenneu, 10 aba
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-12

genngert. Gbi6on piele 2eute Iie
tdnnten, tnnnten audi oieie lie taum err
fennen. 8ds Geli6t mar pol lauter
gBunoen, Elm Singer 9ebrn1en uno
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8ein beraus, ais ipenn Tie Itb bate
berausgraben DOlleu. 40 gDunoen
am gau5en a0rper, aA Ou lieber Soft
i'm Simmel, Die Rhbe bis an Die Jenies
nit iiepenoem Bailer perbrannt, 10
caB Die 0aut Don ben 5einen bing,
tein 6leiTh mar mebr ba, Der Magen
mie i'm 6uE9ertoo Deroorrt Ad
Oh ljeber Soft, bic Marier bite i1 gu
bsber3igen, Die mein sutes Sino ausae.
itanosn bat. Seit @brifti JtreuSigun9
mar 10 Elm Sal nod niAt gei9eben, 10
grnuiam, ME oieies geioen. Die alei=
Der maren audi oetommen. aber Sam.
mer, lautei 8lui unb 2tles serrifen,
mie bon miitenoen WDlfen. 8ie 9lei=
Der tOlteten neu so DollerS. aber ieoes
SiiidiIt iebt unbraubbar un0 nit Slut
ourn9Ohen.
60 ein 5ammer iit nibt gu bel6rei=
ben. 2iebet 6reuno, nimm 0ieien
Brief in 0eine Sdnos, belft, ipenn Sbr
belfen t6nnt. banit bic 5duloi9en 9e=
trait meroen f0nnen.
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BEL 9leuIiel. gomitat @siHelburg.
Mae 8etannien uno llnbetannten erii=
ben mir fdmerslib in sans gmerita,
uno bitten I'm 8eileib III unierni
Sammer.
Die lammeroollen @ltern
Sobann unb 3berefn 4olreis.
Mit aufgebobenen 9anoen bitten
mir nod einmal um Siilfe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-12

paigen 6lu6tberiu6 9lei3 @ortebrun-
Qen su irefien uno Die glnmeIenheit
Der 9lnsetlagten bel Der 9louemberper-
banolung 3u li1ern. @r.e6hllsiberiff
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mann ais .Wddter oas 6auies anoe=
felt tuuroe, bewaht OasIelbe nod im-
mer uuo erfldrt teine glbuunQ oebabt
5u 6abcn, baB Die 6omilie RauImann
ab9ereiit III uno no iie iid jeBt Guf=
balte.
Qlu1 bds g1epaar gplreis bat fir
einige 3eit feline @Dbnung in 9artlton
berlaien uno lit 81 elmer Sante Der
beritorbenen Qgnes Rplreis. elmer ees
piiIen 6rau ShmnrB, in Weblter, g.
D.. gegangen, reil Die 8ermanbten
cine gerdnOerung fir Den @emiits5a.
itan0 Der 5ruu golreis fir notnenoig
eradteten. IS mdre su miinl9en. bab
Der @Obnun9smeHlel oies betuirten
mir0e.
Die 2eler tperoen tieFeridiittert Iein,
tuenn Iie iih Den Sanner Derge9en-
ndrtigen, Der aus Dem einfaber, aber
nm 10 tragiIberen 8riefe ipri1t. IS
lit elm miloer QufIhrei bes gequdlten
@lternber3ens I'm Wiitgefiibl uno bor
allen um Gerehti9teit. llno leBtere
fal uno muB Der i'm 8rabe bpn i1ren
Gualen @rlOiten merben. penn es
iiberbdupt cine iroiibe @eredti9feit
9iebt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-12

Qeola oiirlte balo gureta ben
&ang als gr0Btsr @etreioemartt ftTei:
tig MAIDEN. Sehs GsielIihaften mol
len ndmlid bort Glepatoren errihten,
uno auBeroem baben Iih bereita orei
unabbdn9i9e Gstrsioetaufer nm 2i5en-
Zen besuorben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-12

Ger 6armer 9erbert
9ohlbp in Der gfdhe BON SibbiRg,
Minn., tpurbe fiir5lidh beimS1peinea
lGladten 10 frant, baB er mitteH in
Der Mrbeit anfb6ren unb has bdIbauSs
eenommene Shier i'm 9oFe aufbdngen
muBte. Damn bega6 er iicb 5u 8ett
unb fdlief feit elm. Nls er einise
Gtunben ipGter nieber ben 6pF be=
trat. entbedte er su feiner unanses
nsbmsn lteberraibuns, baB Elm Bar
eurn ben @erud bes friThen 6Ieis
fhss herbeigelodt lporben tpaT lrlb
iin nit 200 pfunb Sdtpeinsfleife9
baDon genabt bats.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1906-07-12

8eridt iiber 2ebensfatiItii bonn Mo=
nate Wlai psiIt 867 @eburteu I'M
Staate nab. 8appn paren 444 Gal-
ben uno 438 Mdohsn. IS tamen i'm
6an3en 325 5Oossfdle bor, bnrunter
80 infOl9e bon 9erSieblern, ie 20 iNs
folge BON 2unseneni5iinonn9 uno 3u=
bertulUie, 8 perionen iino Sufdllia 9e=
t0tet mOroen uao cine lit ertrunten.
IS murben 253 Seiraten gsIblOIien
uno so @bsI1eioungen bemiligi. BAR.
inter 40 an 2ehte, Die nidt i'm Gtaa-
te pobnen. 9ur1 9iaturaliIierung
bat Der Staat 256 neue 8ilrser 9e.
monnen.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
MANY YACHTS IN RACE.
The 44Iera Shoes the Way in Long
Ran.

Twenty-four yachts started in the Nanhassst
Yacht Clubs 7O-nile StTatfOrd Shoal and re-
turn yesterday afternoon. for the cup offered N
son and W. Butler Duncan. ir. The course OF
seventy miles Will occupy ordinarily about fourtee"
to fifteen hours time. and the class OF yachts th't
started promises that this figure will be oet'efeu
with favorable weather conditions. The wind Was
from southwest. which was > fair one for the e''-
ward passage. but they will probably have to bea'
back 10 the finish
The start was made at 4 O'Clock. with j. W
Alkers AIera showing the way over the line !Es
GraveSend Bay 22-fOOter JOY which mace -
first appearance in a OF this kind. was closs
aSteTn of the leader followed by q. 7. trall9elS
crack boat Rube. Following these the SdeIsl,
closely punched. and among them were t"7
3O-fOoters BanZai ard Melody. -,
a dozen Of the handicap yacht class the l.ll-
Okee. winner of last years the MOpsa WinIeL
OF the Brooklyn Challenge Cup in the ocean e-
this year, and a number OF ManhaSset ana -.
Rochelle Yacht Club boats started. Eight ySe"'
The twenty-fOUr starters We're \. H. and j.. ", ".
Alker'S AleFa, ward p AlksrS the 49,
George 4. EuelTs Elver H. Guy St0ndinS ~
NY. Harold =. Browns Gloria Thomas r No.
lngS kObcld. Robert W t1dgren s Neol-d 49,
James R. Writings StUmbliug Bear, OF the Man
haSset club; G. p (STauhery'S RuHc g W ',
KenOsha II; J. A. and J. F. MahlStedtS Okee. =
PearsOn's Grace. 2. s. GrifHugs Fair Wind J. =
LambOn's Grace H. NJ Il. Penda's Firefy ana - n Z.
Blacks Thelma. of the New Rochelle faGnJ Oi-e,
". j. Matheson's Melody. OF the SeawanhaS IA = g
Tinthian; D. II. and +, X. Mallory's RanzaL " =
Childs'S Joy, OF BenSOnhurst; W 4 Lteb'S 49,
Of the New York Athletic Club; ". =. Ciarks AsSs
guerite OF NOrwalk; T. o. and W. 3 Suluvalns
Nopsa Of he Harlem Yacht Club; II r. Nass
Rensselaer'S Dipper. of Horseshoe Haroor; SSrrT
Webb's White Lady and W. X Berths henoSiia -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
U. S. L. S. c. ENDURANCE SWIM.

The annual endurance swim Of the United States
Life Saving Corps will be held to-day at a. m.
The will be from the United States Life Saw
ing Corps station at 9th street. Bay Ridge, TO
Coney Island, distance OF eight miles, The con-
test is restricted 10 members OF the corps. and II
is expected that a large number will compete
Prizes will be awarded TO the first second and
third men, and special prize will be given to the
contestants who succeed in swimming the course
Among those who will compete Captain Alfred
Brown, of the College Point Division. last years
winner from the Brooklyn Bridge to COney Island;
Captain A. J. Bennett, of the 15Sth street North
River Division; Captain H. Osmer of the Harlem
Bridge Division; F. p Keller, Thomas Noys and
Joseph H. Neil of the Harlem Branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association: Hans Ander-
son, of the Jersey City Division; Hugo Sweitzer OF
the COney Island Division; William j Dress of the
South Brooklyn Division; Commodore Leonard
Levy of Asbury Park, n. J.: John Pierson of the
Bronx Division; Joseph Hack. of the North River
Division; Arthur Dietz, of the Lockport On W
Division; William y. Byxhee and Clifford H. Bene-
Dict of the South Norwalk Comm Division: Walter
Morris. of the Westchester Division; Charles StoIl-
berg of the Bath Reach Division; Frank Rodor
macher. of the HobOken Division: j. @ White 10
the S6th street North River) Division; AndIeW
BendeXin OF the COney Island Division; Edward
Lassig OF the Hoboken Division: ]. j. Kenneth.
OF the Bay Ridge Division. and Robert Adler ~
the Bay Ridge Division. "
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
CHERRY CIRCLE FIRST
Chicago Il. Il. Boat Leads en- Race
for Upton Cup.

Chicago. Aug 1s.-The Cherry Circle the rep
resentative OF the Chicago Athletic Association
in the 1906 Upton Cup series for 2l-fOot yachtS'
to-day won the first contest from eight otheF
entrants. fThe winners margin over the IoiedO
was almost seven minutes The Milwaukee, the
third boat, was 2 minutes "A SECONDS pehAilu'
while the Raven. carrying the bursee OK the
Royal Hamilton Yacht Club. Of Hamilton On
tario. a good fourth.
The race was sailed in light airs that Veered
a bit at times. and in this shifting the first TWO
yachts had most of the luck. The Raven was
we'll up at the end of the first round or the
triangular course. but then Skipper Fearnside.
the second beat to the first stake. split tacSs
with the fleet in attempt to gain the weather
berth The manoeuvre was spoiled when the
wind hauled TO the eastward. favOTng the lead
ers and leaving him far out of his course
The light breeze which was blowing when the
yachts left their berths died away twenty min
utes before the start and the Mendoza and the
New Illinois left becalmed mile or more
from the line. The was procession after
the first half mile and afforded little line on the
merits of the respective crews.
Monday and Tuesday the second and third
races Cf the series are to be sailed. Just before
the start to-day, the Columbia Yacht Club un-
der whose auspices the races are held. received
a cable dispatch OF cOngratulation from Sir
Thomas Upton. donor Of the trophy. The sum-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BONHAG WINS NILE Run.
Large Cro5cd attends the Foresters
of america Games.

George V. Bonhag the New York Athletic
Clubs long distance runner. won the mile handi-
cap race from the ten-yard mark at the annual
athletic games of the Foresters OF America. held
yesterday at Pellettier's RidgewOOd Park Brook
lyn.
A large number of athletes who have entered
the coming Metropolitan and and National Anna
teur Athletic Union championships competed.
Despite the poor track conditions good time was
made in nearly all the races About five thou
sand persons saw the games which were Of the
kind to keep them IN an enthusiastic mood
throughout the afternoon.
The Irish-American Athletic Club won the
point trophy. scoring 16 points, with the New
York Athletic Club second, with points. Henry
ChristoTers was disqualified in the quarter mile
handicap for cutting the turns.
James Teevan Won the quarter mile lash.
after appearing hopelessly beaten. Teevan
fought his way through a big field. He was
pocketed for some distance. but stuck to his task
and wpn In the last few yards. The time.
O:53A considering the track conditions, was
fast. William J. OConnen was second. and
Jimmy Miller. of the New York Athletic Club,
third Peter Waters won the 22O-yard handicap
from scratch.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
LARNED AND CLOTHlER.
Wrght and ShlIman Beaten an
Doubles at MeadOU Club.

southampton. Long Island, Aug. 1s.-W. A.
Larned and w. J. Clothier to-day the mems
doubles prizes of the Meadow Club lawn tennis
tournament defeating the team composed of Beals
c. Wright, the national champion. and A. Stillman
in two sets 6-3. 64,
The mixed doubles finals were won by Miss Ste
venson and F. c. Colston. who defeated Miss
Coffin and E. Dewhurst, the intercollegiate
che nlpion. in straight SETS IS. Sc.
The result in the mixed doubles was in the nature
fast lawn tennis. Miss Coffin smashed we'll at the
net while Miss Stevenson used swiftly plgyeG arives
for passes
W. S. Johnson. 1905 intercollegiate champion of
the University of Pennsylvania. the consola-
ton singles defeating c. F. Watson, jr., two sets
to
The complete summary of the days play follows:
Mems doubles ,nrai round)-W \. Larned and W, J.
Clothler beat 4 {. Wright and A. Stjllman. 6-3 6
Dewhurst Miss S Tone and b B. V. Lyon, 6-3
G3, Miss Stevenson and F. g Coiston beat Miss Snow
semi-fnal Miss Coffin and =. 2. Dewhurst beat
Miss A Tone W. .,aona-d. d 6-S; Miss steven
+. G Cols5on beat Miss Cryder and + F. Deer
Final round-Mss stevenson and F c. ColstOn beat
Miss coffin ana y b. Dewhurst. -, SIS.
Consolation singles Qnal round)-W. 3 johnson beat
c f Watson, c., 1-S, G-S
j. NJ Morse. the Harvard expert, and I. W. Ken
dali, also of Harvard places in the final round
Of the Waller Cup singles to--ay the courts of
the Meadow Club This toLr..ainunt has been pro-
crossing while the important meeting has
held the courts ard is restricted - members of the
club The matches have :faat.d considerable in
terest and the cOllegians contestng have shown
cleverness in the use Of the racquet
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
FORT ERIE RACES.

Buffalo, Aug. 1S.-Great sorceress at 10 to /.
captured the second race at Fort Erie to-day. The
weather cloudy and the track fast. The sum-
maries:
First race osix furIones,-True Wing 3 to . won;
Ingoltirft to l, second; Don Forso, 3 to l. third
second race (ave and half furlongslGreat sorceress
l. won Lady Gay Spanker TO 5. second; Limited
Ia J., Time. :OS4s.
Third race du course streplechase)I+ulu Young to
3. won Gold Run, = 10 1. second Marzano. 30 TO !,
third. Time, ABS.
even won; Javaneee. to !, second. GliTmer to 2
third. Time 1918.
won: Solon shingle TO ]. second Dolinda. 10 to l.
sixth race six furongs)-Prestige. = won Sharp
Boy, l3 g. second; Felix Mozzes TO l. third. Time,
Seventh race (six furiongs)-Reticent l. won
Rubaiyat. 6 !, second, Sheen, TO /. third Time
l:l3as
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
BROOKLYN Y. c. FLEET DIsBANDS.
Colonel Austen's 0ndawa Leads in Run from
Shelter Island to New Haven.
[By TELEGRAPH to Ihe Tribune.

New Haven. Aug S-The last squadron run OF
the Brooklyn Yacht Club brought the racing feet
OF the Gravesend Bay organization into the Thin
bic Islands late tonight Ten boats on from
Shelter Island and Colonel David T. AusteO's
Ondawa the only one 90 finish before sunset
The Ondawa's time for the voyage was S:27:02
The fleet made early start from Shelter Island
and had "A fair wind and tide TO help them through
Plum Gut.
Once out Long Island Sound the boats found
"a head wind for the whole thirty miles OF the
voyage. The breeze died out during the afternoon
and for more than two hours the boats were be-
calmed of Cornfeld Light. The west eide helped
them greatly late in the afternoon, but even with
It's aid more than half OF the yachts did not reach
the finish line until after the regatta COMMITTEES
had steamed 20 this port.
The feet officially disbanded tonight MANY
of tine craft have continued and intend 10 sail
all night so as to reach Gravesend hay tO-rnOrroVr
The remainder are anchored here. with the ex-
ception OF the Ondawo. which put Ia 70 the Thin
BILE Islands for tonight.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
STANFORD y. c. REGATTA.
T1centy Yachts Start - Dahinda
Leads 7hirties- Light.

Twenty yachts started in the annual regatta OF
the Stamford Yacht Club yesterday. but owing
light winds and calms. the was long drawn
out one and of the finishes after
O'Clock.
OF the five New York Yacht Club 3O-fOoters that
started. William Butler DUncan's Dahinda
the winner by 10 minutes 80 seconds. The winner in
the raceabOut class T. b. Beecker's Jelly
Roger. and in the handicap class L. f. Dyers Hun
tress The Wee Wean won in the Seawanhaka one
design class. the WacOutah in the mixed class. apd
the Sunday in the Stamford One-design class.
The start was made at 2:35 p. m. in light breeze
from the east-southeast. The course was a fifteen
mile triangle. the first leg being beat 20 the bell
buoy off LlOyd'S Point and thence five and half
miles TO mark four miles southwest of the start
ing line, on Stamford light. The yawl Janet was
the first across the line, formed between COnmO-
dore Walton FerguSOn's steam yacht Christabel
and the black can buoy Off Stamford lighthouse
The thirties got away with w. Butler Dun
cans Dahinda in the Iead just under the lee Of
George PynchOn'S Nicola H. The handicap class
boats-the Mavis the HuntreSs and the MOntauk-
followed by the Chinook. The Kid and the
jolly Roger, in that order.
Smooth as glass was the Sound and light was
the breeze that 1t took the Dahnda l hour and y
minutes to cover the first leg OF five and half
miles. SpinnakerS were set TO port the second
leg and just before o'clock a good breeze from
the southwest brought them bowling along the
finish at a good clip
The summaries;
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
SOYA 4. Y. &. CHAMPION.
Race Week at Sea Gate Club Has
Successful Wind-Up.

The Soya, w. A BarstOw's soop. won the At
lantic Yacht Club championship at the finish OF the
first annual race week of the Sea Gate organiza-
tion yesterday afternoon the Lower BAY. AL
though the SOya finished last. nearly five minutes
behind the Jig STEP and the Crescent. she the
race on time allowance
The course sailed was the known No. 8,
which is twice around the Bensonhurst. Fort Ham
ilton Buoy 13 and Sea Gate marks, leaving all on
the port hand. distance of ten and Onehaf nauti-
cal miles
The regatta committee consisting OF Theodore
d. Wells. chairman; Frederick ViIn1ar and Orient
G. Pinckney declares the success of the week to
be far beyond expectations, and is optimistic in
stating that a whole week will be arranged next
season.
The wind came from the southeast quarter and
the restless. The summaries:
nOr,c IL .rsrra N AN-rn S1..rr a.nO
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19

English player. arrived here yesterday from Liver
pool the White Star liner Cedric.
Miss Sutton said that she beaten this year
solely because Miss Douglas played the better
lawn tennis The American girl said that her Eng
lish opponent had improved greatly in form since
1905. while she felt that during the same period
she had fallen behind little
She was that Wimbledon she had not
played nearly steadily this year she had last
year. although she had defeated Miss Thompson.
Mrs Sterry and Miss Wilson. all crack English
players. with ease.
When asked regarding the rumor that she, In
conjunction with Mrs AstOr. planning and
heading movement for international WOmen'S
match. to be held in this country she replied that
such a report erroneous, but that at the
same time she thought such a match would be an
excellent idea and big thing for American lawn
tennis.
Miss Sutton will go directly TO Newport. where
she will play in the invitation tournament given
by Mrs. Barger- Wallach. She will then go TO Gin
cinnati and later TO her home IN Los Angeles.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
HARTFORD YACHT CLUBS CRUISE
The Regina Wins Match Race by Small
Margin.

The Hartford Yacht Club feet. which is cruisins
on the Sound reached Oyster Bay yesterday, ana
the old New York S-fOoters OrioIe and Linnes
now owned in the club. sailed a match race WIZ
the two Seawanhaka COS. the Regina and the SHl
lita- The Regina won. but the Oyiole and the ~ ~
net finishing second and third actually ScoreG l,S l
points than the Seawanhaka pair. as the C"'"''
failed 10 finish.
The Regina won by a margin of 1.s F. L. Lan-
dcH'S imp won the regular Seawanhaka race
the lS-IoOters. beating Chtpmunk by just one mn
ute. The summaries follow;
HARTFORD sEAwANHARA so - FOOFERs r SrAti
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
woMENs DOUBLES AT NEWPORT.

Newport r. l., Aug. 1S.-The finals in the wom-
ems doubles played this morning on the
Casino courts. the match being won by the Misses
Sears and Fenno. of Boston. who defeated Mrs.
Barger- -Wallach and Miss Edna Barger. of New
port by a OF Sc, Ga.
The first set was interesting and close On Sat-
urday the women have arranged fos mixed
doubles match.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
eELLEPoRT YACHT CLUB REGATTA
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.

IHy IeIeAIHpH 90 Ihe ITIoune
BellepOrt Long Island. Aug. lS-The Bellenort
Yacht Club held its regular regatta over trianen
lar course here to-day, covering it three times A
light breeze prevented fast time being made by the
yachts, which finished In struggling fashion
In Class y, for second lass slOops there ware
three entries, Mr. WatsoIs yacht being the oniv
one 10 finish and winning the cup. In the race fcr
nrst class sloops, Mr.. Rich's Endamo won n
Describes Restless
In the class for catboats there were fonr artr,os
the winner being Chocita while D. DeSeroie.s
AAini0a was second.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
POLO At NEWPORT.
Meadosc Brook First Beats Mgopio
First an Opening Match.

Newport r. J.. Aug, 1s.-The Meadow Brook first
team won the opening game in the polo tournament
for the senior championship to-day al the grounds
of the Westchester Polo Club. The score was:
Meadow Brook first 61z; Myopia first ?. The final
game will be played next Tuesday between Meadow
Brook and Bryn Ma%r. Myopa made four goals,
but fouls and safeties reduced the score to two
New-York tribune., 1906-08-19
Yacht and owns-.
SECOND RACE
GERMAN YACHT TllLI W ARRIVES

Boston. Aug. 1S.-The German Sender class yacht
Till NJ. one OF the three representatives OF Ger
many which will compete In the international races
of Marblehead for the Roosevelt Cup arrived here
to-day on the steamer Silvia, from HaInburG: AZ
gust EutsChkOwski. who will sail Ttlh VI IN the
races also arrived the Hamburg liner 1ne
yacht later was taken in TOW for Marblehead