New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
BAD MONKEY AT GARDEN.
ONE BOY BITTEN FOR THIRD TIME-L.
2. ITTEL'S REMARKABLE SHOOTING.

| While the Sportsmeu's Show will be brought to a
| close tomorrow night the interest r. the exhibit
| has not waned particle, and the attendance yes
| terday up to the avcrage-a fair crowd in the
| afternoon and thronged asles at night. AS the
hihit Is not expensive one, the promoters ought
| to reap a handsome profit for the two weeks en-
! tertainment. The evergreens. pines and hemlock
| bOughs Just beginning to turn, and probably
| 1t is we'll that the show will be brought to a
| close Tomorrow for when the picturesqueness
fades exhibit il loses chief attraction.
| The Indians sleek and cOntented, ard would
| remain In Madison Square during the
Most of them have taken weight since their visit
! to New-York Then, there is a sparkle In the eyes
Of the maidens Of the forest which tells better
than their broken English that they like the crowd
/ ed city of the palefaces. and would fain remain
| longer.
The Juvenile branch of the association has been
| much in evidence. and their hut on the Twenty
scventh-st side OF the building has attracted at
! tention from many visitors in the weeks Many
/ of the youngsters spend portion of each year in
( the Adirondacks. Some of the tiny spOrtsmen are
beginning to tell hunting and fishing stories which
make even the veteran guides blush for shame.
One Of the attractions at this rendezvous for
youngsters is a nasty looking little monkey with
only eye, and the hairy little rascal created
CONSERVATION yesterday by attacking several per-
sons His temper is vicious. and he ought to have
/ been thrown out Of the Garden long ago Three
boys We're bitten yesterday They George
Meyer, his brother. OTTO and Arthur Stone Stone
ana George meyer were Dltten IN the hand, While
Otto felt the sharp teeth Of JOcko in his thigh
Captain II. c. Miner of the Volunteer Corps eau
terized the wounds, and the boys taken home.
Stone was twice before bitten by the monkey while
he his vacation in the Adirondacks
The rifle shooting contest for the experts ended
last night and L. p. Itte of Allegheny City again
carried off the championship. Mr.. Ittel broke all
existing records. he did last year. His record
for the present tournament is 2,45S out of poss-
BILE $500. Dr. w. G. Hudson. of this city was
second only points behind Mr. ais cd
II. NJ Pope in the ring target tournament and
contest f. r. Hewitt rather easily.
some foolish person Yesterday threw about a
fishes IT. The bass deyoured them, but the other ish
, severed bodies to float on the top of the water in
the tanks The gamefsh are not bothering with
Ter of the Life Saving Corps is i'll with pneumo-
Illustrations of how drowning men resUscitated
The competitions resulted follows:
- One hundred shot ehamPonship-L. P Itte Allegheny
Iewes Jersey City. "a 6: NJ. Dorller Jersey city.
GeiseI. .sprinsheld. Mass. 244 :. Louis Bisse New
Hare jersey City ts:1o~n r. FaS TS%fSr6 Rr52a
= > =. PylaTd NeT-York 2417 R Busse Tsw-Y9rk'
E Hne&6n Sonn 3 e9rsg se5e9 4it Ho6%ksn
Y,,u York q II :, Hodges yS9SeTs 2tOs NUN.
IA F F. Sont NevYok r. wo?n BOOK rS5k
Iraayn :,,,,3 2as o; II p Nuier Ne%5yq5k G%52;J
N3grSr NogYo1k sf, 2365 & Van 2anIt BGo@klyn
= 3 j. : S J.
Brooklyn: 2352: \. Begaror Newark. 2340. J. c.
phia, 2 80 8; " Koch New-Y2rk. 2S21 G J. Bernius.
RING 5arset-H NJ Pope - . %; I. ? I,sei .. -.
10 -: L. Russe -. -. G. Hudson
"a. ~: r Muh. - a. ". Rosenbaum IS. 73 +. c..
Ross "A. 73: I. 2. Hansen. "A. T3. J. Young 10 g
Zettler fr.. q; w. Dorler. -; H Hodges "A %.
Zimmerman trOphy-L p. Ittel. a.. 90. l..
Russc - - - - -: II. II. Pope. *. 73 T3 T3 TS
Best buIlseyes-H. NJ Pope . degrees; G. D. Weig-
Rosenbaum 5la degrees.
degrees Z Niuth degrees: r Busse. degrees: H.
Mahleuhrauck, degrees; r r. Geisel degrees; =.
Eu- Zni de y Dorler, Si2 l.
. degrees: Il n Muller. 1o'a degrees X VoegeI iOls
degrees. q. Worn II degrees J. Van Daun degrees:
l. Iussc 1i decrseS r. Cute. llll degrees: J. Mlrz.
II deGrers. T. Vt. Keller l2i- l. FlaCk I2e
degrees; T. CONT ~ degrees Kronsberg. 12'a de
schmidt IA degrees G. Kaufman IA degrees: William
Morris II degrees.
Most bullseyes 5. NJ Murphy. 2O5: T II. Keller l5o:
II IT, Muller. 1O2
Junior branch rite competition Hawthorne 20:
George Gregory. 81 \. Mckenzie u. r Armstroug -.
:. I@ry- % p. shelter 2l. T. Wilbur % r Craig -.
II. Hnzeton, 27 r. Housiuaur, 30; 4. stone %.
-: Samuel Crawford. %. CorVralt 10:
SeNos 10: g. NJ. Daniels. 20: F ". Housemann %. p
Gr!fhths- y. T. :. Fauth. 10. Otto Meyer.
20 ". Refs. Is: William Smith %
Fly casting forward OhsaCle-E. r. Hewitt. New
first with I2s feet. 4. r. Douglas Hueston Me second
with 62- feet Among the other competitors
Cooper Hewitt. New York: Harold Henderson Ncw-Yor.
u T. Ahercromhie New-YorS; Thomas Wall New-York
and Sanford Holly. New-York