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The Montgomery tribune., 1905-06-02
THE SAVANNA,
ILL.,, TRAGEDY
Murder Of Daniel S. Berry Followed
by Suicide of "Bo," Puliord.
WAS SAvaNNkS RICHEST MAN
lie was Suspected OF Hasiss kiiise
Merry, Gossip iiintins ~ Tros-
sic over Domestic
Affairs.

Savanna. H.. May 26.-DotAweA
Pulford. the richest citizen OF sayan-
TIA. iilicd himself few moments
after being questioned concerning the
Whereabouts Of q revolver with which
he was suspected Of having killed Dan
lei S. Berry, attorney. and former
memtcr In the Illinois legislature.
Pulfofd denied. on the stand ai the
oorouer's inquest. having had any hand
In Derry's death. \ woman Of his ac-
qualn,auoe suhstan,la,ei his story |
with az account Of a conversation
which she pfoloss,d TO have been hold
lEg with b.m In a drug store al the |
umc Berry was Killed.
The authorities persisted In suspect |
lrg him, however. and continued their
Investigations On the theory tha, he
vas responsible for the shooting.
story widely circulated.
The story was widely circulated that
Berry was killed as resul, of his
attentions to a married woman.
when he arrived at his store Pul'
ford found a newspaper reporter walt
ing for him With queries relative 10 the
revolver.
As soon as tho interviewer had lcft
Pulford hurried home. and. going 10
the hayloft OF bis barn. shot himself
dead.
~. Mind On N-rae ef Collapse.
Pulfprl's friends said boldly that his
mind was trembling on the verge OF
collap,e. They declared he had been
driven almost insane by his hoariache
md sense OF wrong. Almost before
m, rmoke of tho pistol which ini,d
uerry had cleared from the hallway
Of the opera house. IL was hrultCi
nlont tho street that Bot" pulfusd
had Killed Kerry.
A ,ei.grarh!c mesfage was sent to
Nount Carruli. tho county seat. to that
effect. shorln ID. L. Doty heard IL. 10
b-,orh, blm hur-,irs Ia Savanna.
When first told u the susplclons
analngt him there was no trace of pcr.
turhation about Puliord. lie looked
calmly AT his mostloner out Of his
onlet lrowu ,yes.
The Interview.
81 hni ro'hlnr TO do with tho killlnt
Of Kerry" he fald. Il was In my drug
store when tho sho,s we're flr.d. was
talking 10 Mrs. John Benson about
electric lightlng of her house.
Ted Boutwell,. my clerk. and Frank
whistler were In tho store All these
psrsons will bear me out"
"Was there no, a icud and deadly
hatred between you and Berry," he
was ask.l.
"No." he sald, eur relations were
rot uhp'.aau'' ne ''"''u h'S o"i''
from n., 49,, ....,.. -,
Nv, VIZ """sp'N nv W. s'''''' "
'ne na'''u s"u uo'e no''s' .,.. D.
| hh'N ho,"'"e VI '"'" "'''''''
was 'no "hSW',, ,,,- , a,
Nv s'lo HS". v" ~, !,
was su'" w ,''e," .""' "'' "',s
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-06-02

Dexter. Mo, May 2G.--The nine
weeks pro'racted meeting conducted
by Evangelist Albert $. Utton has
come to close. There were i5i addl.
tons TO the different churches here.
1t WIS the greatest revival in the his.
tory OF this section.
The Montgomery tribune., 1905-06-02

Tho funeral Of Mrs. Louisa : MafH.
lind. the first woman teleerapher ~
the United States. was held from as
home In st. Louis.
The sun., 1905-09-05
Ra cjns at Lat0nia.

CINCINNATI Sept. 1.-THE largest crowd Of the
meeting attended the races at Latonis TO day.
The fourth race proved TO be the best Of the card
Major T. j. Carson. an outsider. Red Leaf and
Coruscate hooked II up in the run for home: In
nerce drive Carson won by a head from Red Leaf.
with Coruscate a short head behind. Poorends.
the fav0rte had no trouble winning the handicap
steeplechase over the club house course Onyx II.
who finished second was disQualihed for refusing
jump.
First Race--One mile-Foreigner. lo2 (Robinsont.
1, to /, won western Duke. los iRsdtke). 1 10 9.
Time. i4o2:S. Katie Powers and Hot also ran. -,
BACK. to !. won; Hol PoIloi. io4 W. Alien. 70
second: Field Lark los a. HaiD IL to s. third Time.
i:it is Earl Rogers, Leta Duny and Follow the
Third Race--six furiones-Florai King, liz
E. MorrisonI o 10 S. won; John Carroll. 100 %.
HalI, s 10 :, second: Mayor johnson, 100 Il. VIII,
iams,. ia TO /, third Time, li2 As. Funiculaire.
la Pucelle and Black Fox also ran.
Fourth Race-Onc mile-Mator r. j. Carson.
20 Nv. Allen, IL TO 1. won: Red Leaf 1oS Radtkel.
is TO s. second: Coruscate, 100 I'd. Hall, IL to s,
third. Time, l:3e SIS, Braden j. p. Mayberry.
and Major Dsingernc also ran.
toni, to s, won: Woods Perry. iso CPembertonl.
IL 70 l. second: Mr.. Rose. iss tArchibald,. to 4.
third Time, $40 IS. New Amsterdam and Onyx
IT, also ran. Laura X. and 1tacatiars fell.
Sixth Race-One mile and half--Ghsten. e5
tRadtKc,, TO 2, won: Royal Pearl. o3 tCheathaml
is TO l. second; Stroud, o. tKoerner. rs to third.
Time, gas Scotch Thistle and Handy Bill also
The sun., 1905-09-05
RACE FOR HAVEN CUPS.
saetta Scores Dual Victory Over Graves-
end Bay Course.

Under the most unsatisfactory weather con-
dtions the Haven cup races were sailed yester-
morning on Gravesend Bay. The compe-
tition that was closed to the racing heet Of
the Atlantic Yacht Club. brought seven yachts
to the starting line OF Sea Gate. All OF them
competed for points in the 1904 cup series.
as this was open to Class NJ and below.
The 1905 series. however. was open only to
Glass Q and below.
or the seven yachts that started two only
finished The first to cross the finish line was
u. s. Wylie's Class P yacht Lizana. while the
other was the Class Q raceabout Saetta.
owned by George H. Church. Boat for boat.
however. Saelta beat Lizana by minutes
~ seconds and as she also received 3 minutes
seconds handicap Satsta won the leg on the
1904 cup by minutes and IS seconds. corrected
time, besides having virtually sail over in
the other contest.
II was almost dead calm when the boats
started at 1905 o'clock in the morning with
what little wind there was coming from the
south. So light was the breeze that all had
to anchor during the sail to the first mark
or the flood tide would have swept them up
the bay. Disguised With this kind Of work
vivian H.. Bobtail and Quest withdrew before
they rounded the mark
after they had rounded the wind swung
TO the northwest, bringing a Good breeze
and plenty Of rain. In the face Of the gale
the yachts beat to Fort Hamilton, and then
Just after they had finished the first round
the souall swung over toward the east, and
In light souther!y breeze the yachts tried
to make the Swinburne Island mark again
both withdrew: the others, however. finished
the race.
The sun., 1905-09-05
BROOKLYN 4. q. GAMES.
Rodgers and Lcdw och Run . Dead Heat
IN Handicap Half Mile.

The games Of the Brooklyn A. G. were
held yesterday at Grand Street Park, Mas
peth. on a track that was slow and soggy
Despite this some good time perfor mances
were returned. There we're two dsauietin
incidents. In the ssO-yard run. handicap
Fred Rodgers OF the New York A. c. fought
his way up to the front and engaged with
Joe Ledwoch Of the Pastimes in the stretch
The two men crossed the line in dead heat
although some OF the bystanders said that
the Pastime man had won. The referee,
Herman Obertubesslng, ordered the race re-
run. T.edwoch refused to do this and the
referee gave the first prize TO Rodgers.
The summaries.
100 Yard Run -Handicap-won By Cornelius
Bauman. National 4. G.. o yards F. J. Dclorme.
Tes, side Branch =. n. &. A.. IL yards. third
40 Yard Run SH.ndlc.p-won by n. c. Samson.
New York 4. C.. IS yards: H. c. be Loiselle, un .
Wcst Side Rranch YIN. C. A.. Ii yards. third Time.
Grsviro,. West side Rrsnch Y. II, G. A.; Campbell
Noclip, unattached. second: g. ", Seller. West
9tS seconds @ s,, Owen w. J. pcytns: National A. C..
$50 Yard Run, Handicap Won BY Fred A,
Rodgers. Nrw York A, C., 20 yards: Joseph Led
woch pastin,e A. C.. 70 yards second: a. T. Bailey
West Side Branch Y. N. c. A., "a yards. third,
Is Ysrd Run Novice Won by G. Roun. National
a. Co. c.. Cossenas. West side Branch y, ". c. A..
secoid: A. Gcnncri,h, Pastime a. C.. third. Time,
ais ssconds.
New ss N.ioa !. e. .seoss esoes
Aisd, Tune, Il. nnuts T. sseoads...~..~--.'
The sun., 1905-09-05
CROWD MARS AUTO RACES.
- 900 Persons Encroach on the Course
at Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 4.-The first auto
mobile races under the auspices Of the At
lantic City Automobile Club were run on
the beach to-day below Ventnor. Twenty
fve thousand persons witnessed the contests
In driving rainstorm. Their eagerness to
keep the racers In view caused them to surge
forward untns they overwhelmed the forty
policemen that Atlantic City had sent to the
grounds but who were without real au-
thority in yentnor. The spectators formed
. lane almost along the entire course. The
cops were helpless and the judges decided
that until the crowd vacated the track the
races would be suspended As the crowd
refused to pay any attention to the officers.
the racing came to a sudden end
refused to race against time. as they feared
accidents Campbell later sped mile In
so seconds, and at the finish he said II had
mass mass Of ri humanity. Ford's chauffeur. Joiief.
said tonight that he went over the mile
course in FSrds racer re- a, gag o'clock in IS
were at both ends with stop watches This
however. Is not official time.
One his.1rns weight car: s. 70 81 Psuna.;
steamer. 10 H, p, owned and dr!vea BY E. Waiter
mns Sis Grysn ssSoSa SC Is se
second; Maxwell car. s H. IL p. owned q By I MsIWeii
M PrisEo &C., cqampsny a,,d driven By Carl Kelsey third
BY Isaac Bachnrach. fourth.
One Me-TourinG cars, not stripped owner
and three Passengers: standing start-Won by
Swain; Winten, 20 H. p. owned and driven 6y
John T. wilkins. Jr.. second. Time minute
~ seconds.
stripped-Won by Packard 2S H. p. owned and
driven by Charles Bacharach: Buick car, second:
Buick car, ~ H. p. owned by Buick Auto Company,
driven BY Edward wllkie, third: Jones Corbin car.
20 II. p. owned BY Jones Corbin Motor Company.
driven by G. H. Jones. fourth. Time. lI5i4.
One Mile, 20 H. p, or over: not stripped: must be
owned by resident OF Atlantic City. and driven by
car. 50 H. p. owned By James Reilly. driven by j.
Miers; Jones Corbin car. 20 u. p. owned by Jones
second: National car. - H. p, owned and driven BY
John Donnelly. third. Time. las.
One Mile-Ttme guess open TO all; not stripped
car 10 carry driver and three passengers--W by
Thomas gar 20 4. p owned and driven hy :
Owned and driven by j. n. wilkins. Jr., second
Wintcn car, n H. p, owned anu driven by Fred
eYicS johnson, third,
The sun., 1905-09-05
REHR THE JERSEY CHAMPION.
Yale Man Beats Anderson In Tennis Match
at Elizabeth.

Karl Behr Of Yale yesterday defeated
Frederick G. Anderson Of the Kings County
Tennis Club In the challenge round for the
East Jersey Association championship on
the courts OF the Elizabeth Town and Country
Club. The scores:
9ss. s:' ssSI 9ss Gsiy.S:'S Sca.issssi,:
1ese: aen. cqs SsGssoI sns rounaKsr pehr
yale N:M sna 6yS .nd
Esss ,ssed PsAI g auSssa S;s 1vsS .ad Smith,
L,Sd.sy Mas9 pSnhsm deieated Ms, Robinson and
F. TUCKER. - s Sa %oGdHsgs 9ss Gsnasheg sna 1IT ana
s"s.s . \ Miss bradley and Z. Mex l!lisr dsis..sd
Sa';h .sss h:: y Rss 81 20 s'si'
Town and Country GgS; eGS .,S.s SrS snd s,.,ns.,d
w., Ssss.; ~ ssa Ss ss Ss: Ros.:
G:;!aG 6.S. 3l dflstss ssiassd Hss ceassSS Sl.s
s.a.sa dsss.ss sis.s w.. %:ss: sss .sn:
nj sS asss,sS i t. cssR E.:aR r. Ss;s sef Ten
: Dsss ~ n e SH:ss
%se.. =. Ike
Rromnept pl.yess entered are r. sesss1
Kari Behr, Yale Tniy.rsity Henry Tsrrsace:
YgngkteTTSIE Ynsk Tenni, Gu Cub; C. W. McMuiien. West
Side Tennis Club Henry Mollenhauer and
Joseph. T. McMahon, King. County Tenni. Tennis
Otto H.. Hinck. Montclair Athletic Club;
Dr. William Rosenbaunl. Bedfor Park.
and ". T. Allen. Knickerbocker Field Club.
The challenge round for the Seabright
ship Will be held this afternoon at Seabright
n, j.. play beginning at4 P. NJ. George L.
will meet William A. Larned, the title holder
whose absence abroad prevented the playing
OF the challenge round before. Larned has
already won the cup twice.
The sun., 1905-09-05
ENGLISH SPRINTER WINS.
Merton Beats Walsh in Montreal Games
New York A. c. Men In Front.

MONTREAL, Sept. AT the Caledonian
games held here to-day J. ". Morton. the
English champion sprinter. and number
OF New York cracks participated. Owing to
a heavy downpour OF rain the track was In
poor condition. Morton gave a wonderful
performance. wininR the 100 yards In
0 As seconds. although he only arrived
on Saturday. Morton finished four yards
In front of P. j. Walsh OF the New York A. c..
who got only third place. P. Kerr Of Hamilton
winning second place. The Americans won
the other track events. -
Putting 70 Pound shot--won BY r. Sheldon
.. pesmar,e.u, Montreal police. third. Distance
n,!$s sssss w:ss 'ss ss!s.
'As Pains aesf esss' by sheldon Smith
tusSec1 rsuna second: Sheldon
RannIns High jump Won 81 Waugh. u A.
hfTlEns TEEo~ns s'ti shs by sn.,don De-.
marteau second, Smith third. Distance, los feet
s.s!ns s. Pound Weigh, .n, 70, Y .s.
THIRD - Distance M g M ieet M 10 inches h ;,.. ,.-,,
Il Y. 4: g. third. Time. as seconds. "'"'
one e. T' SsSTcs Y yssnan: .:sna S,,y
Montreal. third. Time, ! minutes g s seconds
72o Yard RunWon by H. L: Hilman.. n, Y.
j. c. Riddeli, Montreal, second: Douglass, Mon
T1s s Gsrd e,s Hurd's%on Ss Il By :efanS Hn.u
sewage, Montreal second; Lukemsnn. third. Time
,. a. y:.d M Ssa , Won @ by; y.,snslss, y. 6
illfd. sTns. minutes q Seoead,
The sun., 1905-09-05
INDIAN HARBOR WATER SPORTS.
Swimming Races and Man and Fish Con.
tests Provide Fun for Yacht Club Members


tests Provide Fun for Yacht Club Members
The Indian Harbor Yacht Club yesterday
held q very interesting set OF water sports
As result OF invitations the clubhouse piazza
and the esplanade In front of the house
were crowded with pretty girls who. in spite
Of the inclement weather, turned ont In all
their summer hnery. while the clerk OF the
weather kept the rain OF for the few hours
that the games were on. Fleet Captain
Frank Bovine Jones. assisted by Charles F.
Kirby and Charles E. smms. members Of
the regatta committee. managed the games
and they were kept busy. a. the entries in each
event were numerous.
The games consisted OF swimming races
fancy swimming. diving. dingey race. tub
races, fitting, canoe contests. blindfold rowing
races and man nshing.
Swimming Race for Members 100 Ysrds-won
swimming Race. % Yards for Boys Under "a
YesT-wCn b Burton % Downing, , :.
open swimming Race. i.o Yards Won BY E. R.
Fnsy F:nsy ss " %to T. 6 ses a as.
'fTa6' TUB asoswon by L. Garnet. Day F. Within,
Blindiold Rowing Raee--won by Burton Down
s, RSrs n b RGrfpd s
sl Canoe I psaana G G.ass0 by L. Garnet,
c.noe Upset Race by Waldo Sheldon and
niSS %nshy Race for Captain. color.- Won by Tn,
Man Fishing con,e.,s- Gus sunds.orm, nsh, bss,
! Hnsu S,seccnds. Wsido sheldon, % n,h, '%s Sesi
! -Qt4R0 AalleIIA anglae,a Tms: a minutss.
The sun., 1905-09-05
DLl-Es FOR VANDERBILT.
Divides Honera With Mrs. GroNenor AZ
NcMnort Norse show.

NEWPORT, Sept. t.--The Newport Horse
Show opened this afternoon At the Newport
Casino, and In spite OF the bad weather theie
was a goodly attendance. IL ra'heo ~
torrents all the morning. but the show coulo
not be postponed, as many of the exhibitors
have made engagements for their horses
shortly after noon the rain ceased. but u
left the ring in bad condition. In spite OF
this IL wan necessary to scratch but one class.
that for saddle horses. while all OF the others
were well fiIied
The honors Of the day were carried ON by
MIS-. j. b. N. Grosyenor and Reginald U.
ys9dsTS tsd hs peun sntSaG a snd @
TOOK three blues and four white ribbons.
in the class for park fours. Mrs. Gmr9sye1or,s m
entry had "a, ,srsa wsifover the vanderbilt tea"
Is KS %ssa ..ssss Ssss
SHos &c and I Las, Day Day. q: B. king. third.
nOYee roetcs s,ss 4ss SQUIRE
Ssorss Watson, second; Prosperity c. W. watson
s'E es: :1'ss sn:ss" :sss'.%sa ss
ord si't s.,%o2s sMS:nn:c nGS'f :%e
j. 3. NJ orosyenor. second; Lady Teas'e. Charles
~ s'' S.s
clam @ l.rss ps, Nv wos s,s sy r5s:
peddG pped genera sna aeors watson second; Hishisnd
Lsddic and Highland Lassie. Q. p. Proctor third;
Early May. s; J; Holovsyj GrSy G, Fnsr; rd Pau H.
Ms. ss
Torchiight Charles Pnzer. third. u .,,
Class i7lsd,ss Phses%ons % and pasw9e u1osSenel Sy
kitchener and Kopelia II. P. whitney. second: Fads
and Fsncies, n. c. Vanderbilt. third:
Class 31-iAdies' saddle horses-Won by Petro :
leurii Mrs j. B. N. Grosvenor Corinne. Mrs. J; B.
~ Grosvenor. second: Marion. the Misses Sher-
Class ii-Park fours--won by four Of Mrs. j.
Class Ss-Polo ponies-won by Miss Flip, R. G.
Vanderbilt; Sultana. W G. Hazard. second; Jeanie,
r. c. Vanderbilt. third.
Baron and President, Mrs. J. 3. ~ Grosvenor
Kitchener and Kopelis. H. p. whitney. second
Enchantmcnt and bewtchment. r. c. Vanderbilt.
third. ,
r. 6. Vanderbilt: Conoyer. p. r. Collier. second
Miss Flip, r. G. Vanderbilt. third. ,.
C1ass @-Hunters--Won by Onertos. Westchester
Farm, Torchileht. chsrles. Pnssr second & Cen.
Farn fourth.
The sun., 1905-09-05
ROCKAWAY HORSE SHOW.
Edmund q. Twining. Jr.. the chief Winner.
With DiCkie Bird,

CRpARHuRsr, Sept. 4.-The fifth annual
horse show and gymkana sports Of the
Rockaway Hunting Club were held to-day
on the cubs grounds on Ocean avenue. Ed
niund 8. TwinlnG. Dr.. was the star ribbon
aetter of the show. He Rarnered three rib
hons. two blues and one red. Young Twining
showed the gray mare Dickie Bird a winner
in saddle pony. second in the combination
class, and first in the pony Jumpers. The
Official awards:
Glass s--slngle hoIse and s station I wagons.Won
Ta!'R ,sla' ss si'S1' S1 Hos.f
s.ss: s aIvss ss Il ne, ss ssms sst
Miss Il. N. Patterson: General. blk. e.. J: Butler
e %s ia ss p's s NJ: a ssy sy TFssSSs FoSss
shown by s%bs sSS: nnde
Won by Dlckle Bird. er,, M; Edmund :, Twining,
III sss afais ssa Afsefs5 fss b. .fs9"s %
.,ns Gs B. .ns k,sSeni sGrss psy Ksn
.seond Rs%S hs ses Fs%S. s.' Bur-, %
Dqssy Pe Ss, .osde T. .R9 KIP s.S.a. 1 no,,.,
Rawilns: pIckle Bird Er, ~. Edmund l. $. Twining,
sd Hi Ta s
John % Z Cowdin; Hurting ham. 5. G.. william 4.
Hazard, second; Frank. b. g.. John z. cowdin.
fourth.
Ciasar i-Hsrnes. horses--won by The Duchess.
b. M. Mrs. r, c. Sampson: Comet. b: e.. B. Taller.
second: Bonce MacGresor. b. g.. Winthrop Burr,
third Domino. b, e., Mrs. Albert francke. fourth.
wood. ch. G., William Bnylis jr.; j. L. c.. ch e..
George W, Wickersham, second: Belle, ch. M,
Sands. fourth,
Class s-Harness horses Won BY Grey Dawn.
gr m. A. n Peck; Dicky Belle, br. m. Garrett n.
Kip second: Inne. b. M. Miss Helen Rolston.
third; Patscy Bolivar. blk. g.. Mrs. Herbert l..
Rawlns, fourth
a Class 10 Pony jumpers. i4s hands or under
Won BY nirkie ,hiTd. rr-. m. Edmund s. Twinlng.
Jr.: Polka. b, m, BTinton &. Belle, second sun.
beam, dun. g.. L. L. Benedict. Jr.. third; Badger,
grng ), j. Rllssn Barrett fourth. -. --..--'--
The sun., 1905-09-05
HONoRs FOR LOCAL SHOOTERS


SEA GInr, sept. 4. The major part OF the
honors In Sea Cirt Labor Day schedule
was won by New York rliiemen, the Hale
trophy. sa,iadded revolver. and the inspectors
OF the individual events, and the intero'uo
Of the team matches. being captured by them
from a big field. or the other matches. the
carbine team Was " on by the E,sex Troop Of
New Jersey aud the cadet team m itch went
TO Princeton University by default. tho West
Pointers being unable to stay over ana ehoot
the match. Rain in the morning and In the
afternoon made It unpleasant shootlna. out
the matches were pulled cr promptly and the
sport was excellent.
The Hale trophy, a suusdded competition
Of ten shots at 8VJ yards. shot for the nrst
time to-day, was ru n OF In two SQUADS The
first squad shot In a shower and found their
elevations troublesome. but the second
squad ran up uniformly high scores. under
better conditions This match called out all
the crack shots In camp and was won by the
high score Of ~ by Capt A. Il. Wells Of the
Seventy-frst New York. Wells began his
string with a four. and after eight bullseyes
finished with a four. The Others Of the
twelve prize winners in the match were:
Lieut.; TeSes. New Jersey q; Capt, ssmen a,D ph!9
m hsss s.s shtppr1 ssyss csy, Pcs
S:s.s: y SssS xss; sods:!s Hs
~: Sergt. Benedict, Ohio. ~. ".
In adstsn = hs sy0D9yt wf: oC
New York captured the inspectors match.
ten shots at 600 and 800 yardS open to regi-
mental inspectors Of rifle practise. Some
strong talent competed for the medal but
Casey, with Al at 600 and l8 at 800. won by
Ave point margin. The other three prize
Capt Winder. Ohio. so Capt. Martin. New
Jersey, 90
Martin scored a possible at 600 yards. and
Clark made 40 at the longer distance,
The Manhattan. Rife and Reyolver Asso-
citation ran away from field OF fifteen teams
In the interclub match the Ave men averaging
Is lis in their ten shots at 200 yards. very
strong performance Their scores were:
Manhattan Rifle and Revolver Association
Capt. Hudson. IS: Capt. Cook. ~ Thomas Ander-
ton. 49, ", n. French, IS; c. r. Armstrong, "a.
Total. 22o.
The victory carried with it the rifle club
championship of the United States. gold
medals and $50. The other places were
won by the First Regiment New Jersey. 22l.
and the Ohio r. A.. 2l7; The two Italian clubs
Squadron A, distinguIshed lt.elI in the
Of Ave places. The winner. Private +. Lee
possible $50 out Of is si,ots deliberate fire
and Is shots rapid hre at nifty yards, An.
derton Of the Manhattan r. r. A. tied, but
took second on the lower score In deliberate
hre. Corporal Putnam. Squadron A, l20,
Lieut.. Merritt Smith. Squadron A. l2o. and
Lieut., Ranney. Seventy-frst New York. lie.
won the other places.
and 500 yards In the rain The standing Of
tha teama at the hniah WAS.
The sun., 1905-09-05
H4GGIN YEARLINGS SELL WELL.
Benning gto on Pays % 800 for Full Brother
to Reliable,

High prices were paid as . rule for the
Haggin thoroughbred yearlings sold at auo-
ton before the races at Sheepshead Bay
yesterday. Newton Bennington paid the
top price. $500. for full brother TO Reliable
The best sales were as follows:
ch. c., by Goldnnch- -Allannah: C. F. Clark, $3.50
ch. c., BY Golden Garter-Amoure,te; a. j. ~
B. co. c. By BY Wa,erere., Annette; n bennington $50
O. by ROYAL Flush ilI.-Artilar; q. Hendric o51
ch. 6: BY foddinston- -Aurania: r. W. and ,oo
ch, h. =. T. By Golden Garer-Bavassa; E. r. .o
Br c., by Royal Flush lII.-Bendoresa c.F' .oo
B. c. by Royal Flush II. I.-Del,sht; G; F, Clark $50
Rel .pniprton 1900
Ch c. by GoIdnnch-E Ellzaheth; n; hiSSn' l'""
Be-. e.. BY Godhnch-Empress OF Nor'oit, a. $50
ch. c., BY Golden Gsrer-Fasalara; A. J. .,o
ch e. BY &t..ercres. j. E. sea M
oh: Gu c.. BY Golden e.rer-Flora Mac; a. J. NM
B. T.. BY wstercress -Hans: E. r. Thomas. aioo
B. B. c. c.. 81 iHsSasSse:ss 4odSnssonS
Gh. c. by S. Saslen1JuIde W. L. poSeWFc WcS., 3 @
eh. e. oy By s'se eols.n Ps.e n HiSeh
ch.. C., by Toddngton- Misfortune: N, Ben ,oo
r. T.. Sy Golden Garer-M.s Maxim J. Mac ~
b. c., by Gerolstein Fste Mrs l.. Curtis, eoo @
B. c., BY MaIio-Navsda: A. J. Joyne! ZOO
r = by Canonua-NeIl Preston; NJ Hirsch... $50
Oh. c., by Golden Garer--Philistla; Delaware TN
b. so'' c.. ;; Royal Flush lIl.-p'.onsi.; N. I'M
a. c. By Goidnnch Priest e,s: J. Mackey... 1000
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a = Nv Observation-Disclosures; NJ Byrnes. 1850
a - Nv Toddinvton- RoselAw; j, Grimm. -. 800
On C.. by Star Rubv-Roya Light. ....,... SioO
On ey ho'a' r'u'n 1000
Ch. e., by ST. Gatien-Staright: j. W. May. 500
on r. Nv OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. n Bennington, l,lO0
Nv ~ Watercress- Taneerine; W. Allison. 2.7oO
Ch. H. by Golden Garter-Maryar: NJ HIsch 600
B. c.. by Gerostein-The Proof: J. T. VII a..
B. Il. BY GIenheim-Tumull: N. Byrnes 300