New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-03-12
SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.
INDIAN WEDDING SLATED FOR rryr,,.
DAY-SHOOTING RECORD CLAIuFn
IN THE TRAP CONTEST.

attendance at the Sportsmen's Show az Naa,s.e
Square Garden, but there were enough peo1la -
ent IN the evening to suit all purposes TIE No.
Torrance by the Ojibway Indians OF .sE4iav,.,..,
seems to improve. and several minor chance. -
noticed in the performance of the red ~ -
naidens last night The tribe will celebrate y, s..
indian style a marriage of one Of the bravo. 90
maldens on Thursday afternoon ACCORDING -, a.,
sossips' kaoaoosa, one OF the young bucks tva,.
years DID, has been casting longing looks in ~
direction of Me-zhah-juad AIitiauad rara,+1 :.
the veteran warriors and squaws held a consrlt.
ton and the management of the Sportsman,s A.
sociation said it would provide handsome prexaD,-
If the ceremony was performed on the little isIaus
in the centre of the lake. The Indian lovers W.
basnful at first. but eventually consented IN ~
married in full view Of the general pubIic
Colonel w. F. Fox. Superintendent Of tbs Eo-...
of this State. was visitor at the show vesto-Sa.
He talked with several of the Adirondack, 49,
about the scheme to reintroduce moose trto -
Adlrondacks. Arrangements will be made r,.S
theSe guides 10 visit Canada after the show N d.
ter1llne the best way for securing the nnooza TT
Indians at the show say that they will Ia oh, -
capture at least a dozen moose before t5a -
leaves the ground in the spring \ tremandn,.
moose mead was received from Alaska vas,o1a~
III Is said to be the largest ever exhibited with ~
exception OF the one owned by King Edward VII
OF England. The spread of the horns is over ssv-
enty inches sew
A new worlds record is claimed for tha +-,
shooting at Interstate Park yesterday. In taar,
match hve men each scored straight kills of * -
d total OF 70 The best previous team record NJ
IJii me men on the winning team were r n
Likes HIs, FRANK ; ParTnalee. John Tanning F5vr.S5
Gilbert and William Crosby The rsgIIa7' c -..werd
ions at the park, which are held in co1Tsa 81,
with the show. resulted follows: ''''
Continuous match-Fannirr. ~ ParmeIae y crs.
| Helkes' - lie Roy 70; Fox, go; Crosby 1907 t;riSrs
Association ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.; cr7,bv a.
o.lioer 100; iteSes o. Tanning. a6 Fox 90 V,,so,'
l Sir en- s.; lie Roy. 93 Van Allen. S. v c I1ck
SUMMARIES AT GARDEN.
Revolver or pistol reentry Columbia target Eve .cor.
70 cur y smith, 40; J. \. Dietz, jr 40 W =
G g. H. Chapman. 81, I. Pie-cy 60: T Keller 01 n.
K r McAlpn, 81: Dr. ". a. smith 10 Ars61 ~ -
Revoiver re-e1try five scores cour-l-J A pietu
Dr. H sayre 2s5 1 " a smith . H S35;
phrey. -; W E Petty. 900. ". p. Cher 21S,
Piercy. 212 r. NJ Pope. e12; f F n wenlelstaa, 81.
onr hundred shot maich--V- (. Petty, so; J. i Dsz
j.. $50 F. r. Sayre 500.
A meeting Of the United States Revolver Assn
night DR. r. H. Sayra Of Manhattan presdsd
Two changes were necessary in The Executive Corr,
nlttee owing 20 the inability of man to con-
Gereht place. The election Of officers resulted as
foioWS; Or. T, II SayTe, New-TOrk president d.
W u Hudson. Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Assn
citation, New-YOrk vice. president: \ I. A Him
MCKNIGHT. New-YOTk secretary- and treasurer =
l. Harpham, Chicago, and J. r. Crahtree Sprirg-
Held; Mass, were elected the other members Of
the Executive Committee.
Some imma teriaI changes were made in the con
StttuttoV. and il decided that the annual cham
plonshlp contest for pistol revolver and military
revolver shooting would take place al Sea Girt in
In the reVct'er contest innovation will be intro
uuced IN the shape OF disappearing targets.