New-York tribune., 1901-03-13

attract so much attention is a question which the
management of the show is considering at this
time FOR before one show ends Preparations are
being made for the next one.
One OF the interesting exhibits az the Garden IS
that Of the Indian bazaar. near the Madison-ave.
entrance TO the amphitheatre. Here the Indian
buck. squaw and papoose are seen with decided
leaning 10 the commercial side Of life. They all
belong 10 the Penobscot tribe and are said TO Re
particularly thrifty and 10 be we'll OF In his
worlds goods. The chief ssFaw IL said 10 be rich
and her people have the distinction OF being among
the first OF the Indians 20 have met the English.
The men. women and children are OF lighter com
plexion than the Ojibways but Just as liberal
in the use OF rouge their prominent check bones
There has been a hitch in the proposed marriage
OF the Indian buck with young woman. and the
performance viii take place on Thursday night In
stead Of in the afternoon as was expected. Wa
beno. the high medicine man Of the Olioway tribe
will perform he ceremony.
An accident in which one Of the beavers caused
some spcrt yesterday by getting into the lake
will be utilized part OF the performance
hereafter. Just as accidents have brought about
many striking cImaxes on the stage The beaver
which escaped from his pen into the lake caused
so much amusement that hereafter a couple OF
the lively little fellows Will be released in the lake
and a beaver chase practically illustrated. the
n ne wareT ana use their tails both as rudders
and propeilers trying 70 escape from their
Al Interstate Park-Trap shooting:
Association % Ps ss WATSON 81 e5a'sy g. erS aS
s. anhs So L BBoy B 81; 75 S FoS s'eghensoH' 90 r
;nuous matchGntert 81. Fanutng. q; Crosby. 63
Helkes ;. Parmc.ee 10: l Roy. a. Banks TO- Griihth
Z. Watson IT,
The revolver results at the Garden were fol-
lows:
Revolver Ia5sse; score GGsm! 4 Smith sa
Ham65!ey Fs55y as 2 = 2 wl5Sri.,;s; E9Sri 2iS
aio Il a : scott i5ii 4 . shepard jT Is7 Edey
Revolver or pistol ere e-entry lowest score ees1-J n
Detz. jr.. 81 J. saith ~; W 2 Petty e; J, !, b
l.. Buss *: g H. Chapman. ~. l. r ilerey. 60. J.
Keller jr. ~. X r. McA!nn; u - oo, ~.
hundred shot match-W- f. Petty. s9l; j. A Dietz
jr $50: Or. r II. Sayre. SEQ -
Following is the result Of the rifle championships
now being held at the Zettler ranges.
one hundred shot championship shot in strings ot
shots any time during The tourla = PlaTG
2i3 i2s l. g BUS 242 2i' "a & 2io 80 5 i ~
224 22s M 22 22s. 22l 2li. @"i total 2235 Dr. o.
Ring targets Ctarges shots three to
"a 73. total E :. Pllard. a. % %; total 22t l.,
:. Rus- Ia. 20, 20 total. 2l9 J. 7 HqmPhrey = =
Best Two targets ". 4. HeIkes. - 90: total Ia G
kaufman II. 81; total; l3S l. AaHrer es. 5s: total
single scores-F Kost. 13: 3. J. Young. 20: J. II. W
Zimmerman trophy target OF three shos. possible
= II Keller 81 81: l. Maurer "a; c. Meyer. IS.
Buliseye target tbest centre shot onuntl-H. D.
HTmnbr-v s5is q Never. 23le; z s Pard %: Gus
Zimmerrian y: George Zimmerman 50; T. r. GeiseI
-: T. IL Keller 40: F. Kost. Al; c. Brewer. ~. G
Most bulseyes-"Gus' Zimmerman 1876; II. D. Muller.
a.; J. L. Smith. -.