New-York tribune., 1903-04-29

the officer several times Colonel Dyer of the 18th
Regiment, separated the
The trouble between Detective Sergeant Burke
and Adjutant De Rusi. Of the 18th Regiment. was
due the milftfaman not recognizing the detec-
tives right TO he where he Burke showed
his shield. but it had effect on the adjutant
The adjutant became vexed at being disobeyed'
and he pushed Burke. Burke retaated by hitting
the adjutant in the face He cut his lip and fol-
lowed up the advantage by striking the officer
several times, cutting his face so it bled-
TN 20 to Police Headquarters tomorrow cried
Adjutant De Rus. to Burke "and prefer charges
against you
The tournament apparently will outdo any held
under the Military Athletic League The attend
ance last evening was extremely encouraging. and
the soldiers who took part all looked credit 20
their organizations It is evident that each com
pany taking part in the tournament is trying to
outdo the others. and this competition means
good show The roar of cannons. the firing of
guns and the tremendous applause that greeted
the men seemed mighty enough to shake the
Statue Of Liberty.
Major General Francis yinton Greene Po-
lice Commissioner the reviewing officer last
night. The commanding officer Of the review was
Brevct Brigadier General John s. Eddy. of the
18th Regiment. There nothing to vie with the
detachment Of Canadian troops last night Ihey
We're cheered louder and more enthusiastically
than any other detachment. The marked differ
ence between Canadian ana United States tactics
was again noticeable. The marching is different,
too The Canadian swings off with q long. steady
stride the discngaged arm swinging, While the
United States keep their arms steady at their
sides Tho drum and buge band which accom-
panied tho detachment was again source OF
Nrondermeui.
At the close of the show Monday night
realistic exhibition by d detachment OF United
States engineers, of blowing UP q bridge to pre-
vent pursuit by the enemy, came near HaFlhs d
htlIe 700 htGh W b now it could be done but the
charge Of powder was TOO heavy, the aTrdilSeII1n
were a little imperfect and the result was almost
4 great chunk of one of the beams was thrown
T-sixtb-st side near the Fourth-ave. end in
ysicl, were seated Colonel A. G Barnes. Major r
of Frooklvn: Mrs. Wells and Colonel Powell. I. >
A retired The block wood was hurled with
terrific force. and the chair in which Colonei
The exhibition by the torpedo detachm=nt of the
18th Regiment. H. A y. q. y. y. was ehJo!apie'
ana manifested the skill In harbor defence III mn
iat1ire t,v submarine torpedOes against night
attacks. The rough riding ny the % United 81 tes
cavalry was a daring exhibition of hofSema nsfip-
The favonat drfU by the United States Marine
Corps worth going miles to see In fact, prat-
tcaHy every thing on the programme "a9
that they viii remember fer a loIg ti1rIe -. +b.
In the athletic contests T. A. Onderdonh o. ILe
for the 175-ydrd scratch sack race IN lhe seConu
heat He covered the distance IN - 10 SECONDS.
The military championship record Was broken @ o59 ~
the mile by Il. '. Valentine, OF the -2u
Regiment Valentines time +5l. The former
record held by ". r. Mclaughlin OF the 20 27d
Regiment and was 4:52 20. Trial heats Were hed
in several other contests. and many resulted IN
close finishes and fast time The finals mat were
decided the following:
Herr 18th Regiment. H A. yards; second. l.
Robertson. 18th Regiment. H A. . YARDS thlro.
r. splitter, Sth Regiment. yards Ilme, III 10
seconds II
Ore-1niIe rin. military champonship-Won by r.
Y Valentine 23d Regiment SECOND " q, t'r494; 9t
Regiment. Time. 4:5l.