The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-25
MILITARY SHOW In GARDEN.
RECEIPTS OF NIGHT FOR SAN
FRANCISCO SUFFERERS.
Admiral CoEhlan mt MaJor-General Grant
in Attendance-Clever Flying Platoon
Drill by Brooklyn GuArdsmen-Cayalry
Rid Hurdles In PJramlds-Results.


Ride Hurdles In Pyramids-Results.
Booming OF big guns and the spit Of rifles.
varied by parades, drills, sword and bayonet
contests. with tent pegging and the track
races. made lively the camp of the Military
Athletic League last night in Madison Square
Garden. The proceeds were donated to
Mayor McClellan's San Francisco relief fund.
but many OF the boxes were empty when the
bands salute marked the entry Of Rear
Admiral Joseph B. Coghlsn. U. S. N, the
reviewing %of1cer, and his staff.
Bluejackets had a place In the grand parade
and they were cheered at every step. but
otherwise the programme paid no special
tribute to the Navy except to give to the
marines from Washington the top line on the
programme Of events to follow the parade.
There were eighteen different detachments
massed in the formation. ~totalling about 700
men. Admiral Coghlan and his staff, es-
corted by the commanding officer, Col. Samuel
N. WEIGH. Stxty-hfth regiment, National
Guard. reviewed the companies standing, in
night. and after walking past the lines the
Admiral entered the reviewing box for the
march past, led b, the band and a stirring
ten o ant A 6ammaoG GssMsI h 3GbDs stsf5 T xs1s i 6ie y.
y. S, jackson. A, guard OF honor received
shs b Aa%diT pirse 33a!FafE al fR I'd t f]ssG GSiet.! it. A T fes
appeared and took a seat in the box next
70 the Admiral. There was no escort for
the Major-General will have the review; in
fact his arrival had not been expected. ln
Pullman Snifen. Heistand and scriyen. and
Capts. johnson. Bowley and knabenalme.
l. " vas as hot as tn the tropics on the soft . tan a
and a .Sixty-ninth Regiment man, dropped
In their tracks from dizziness during the
Next came the United States Marine Corps
n a company drill, physical drill with, arms.
OF music. and they closed with the street
II Sjot F dri|l oa and SodlIeSy tf55 FIRMS. TTfbp eS r SlfIsMieSG
OF a series Of Individual contests. The first
we're Exhibition contests, dismoanted, with
ss~e uaTd, cGTpdFal G EsSl@sfEs am @ q d Sa1iS&s!
Rfte spR ri'T they H dispiay ysdiSp Some eo effeieSScy =,
mounted, at tent pegEing and lemon SpIitttn ing;
f dns'1 br sR u to sne the Sta G saMdeTS in neG l 8 t Hfee
League. BY tie English Military Exhibition
6iSn Exposition came to New York and col
The individual contests had dragged some
deeds by nothing less than a full Company.
at %e4 The up w to aay 6 DEEDS Iee Of f dslrin S'eS5 e 5]s4t seSn
the Fifteenth cavalry from Fort Ethan Alien.
rough riding first and crowned the feats
by riding in pyramids Of ten men on ionr
other novelty, each trooper forcing his horses
to lie dow with him. and at the signal, as
the fnss horses nor wi,s got tbt to Their aHd s ffeetd t the p pH a tSs
barebacked nags. The cavalry men repeated
The fine music ride also. Company A:
Butts's manual drill and clock work battle
exercises, the band being with them in the
ring and playing for the graceful calisthenic
Drooklyn's artillery CORPS. the Third Bat
terry, again appeared in the lying gls-
big horses found the weight Of the Colt auto
matte, guns no heavier than a racing sulky,
tanbark was a caution, The men rode with
the dash of jockeys, and the figure eight, at
sbsx sa 1aCdra ws So, as '4 RIM dir rs sgpy ySe RSn ths
Of the night with the Green Mountain Boys.
This afternoon, Brevet Brighten John G.
and n%ft drills III By boy 'ba attallo %s from st. francis
Xavier's College and from the Hebrew Orphan
Of War Taft will be on from Washington as
reviewing officer.
In the track contests the one mile run
regiment through a neat win by, Bromilow.
and Edwards won the 100 yard handicap
best oppression yas Swans, who spread
YARD marx, aithongh EdWards in the nth
heat made a fraction better time, doing 81
seconds from the same marx. inc sum-
mary:
80 Yard HendlcapmFirs,. second On and third r. to
second; W. q. Yenter.' Thirtcentih Regiment ii
SH seson sh'rf aea FlRS; oi 81 !. 'S %oGdfgr. Thirteenth
FFS S.51S s.6 ssSSy h ReqImsyn, 10 EEn aFGi i M. d il DS ysfda,,
s Sc 9 +. Isnssp Fourth kcs'men'' y. j. IL
II H Hfiesa,!Won; BY G. f. T'eysn. Jr. ThIr-
teenth Regiment, heavy artillery. IL Yards; +. J;
yards, Second; T. b. Reilly, Eighth Regiment il
yards, ,Slrd Tine & Ss seconds, twenty second
Rs sfaTaH E asf1a4. Il sS SsrGs; e 6. l Fdssfs foar1S
REGIMENT, y J second, u, T MeGulSSn; TNE I
I'm Hea,.wqn BY Il: I Edgaras, Twenty
second :. g, Md Rfs!Rnn' 1M EnS!1 third RisriEn asnS.
o6an tI aii s1 Run c ean as@;p i by J. Brom!.
l RSds9 TssH! 4r ,ssSSn .s.s sssInfRS ss,P hss!n'i EsF,P :; $
second; P sogIsr, twenty second Regiment Ensi-
ne 81 81 ksS scd! \ Si.iSSs = $50 ss1sS;y f iS5sS S; :t;s.s
'il! sscon seoP @.a,1 T2%s p 2 p : ' s: ess,ll, Seventy.
Heavy ATdllery4 second Time; g IS seconds TSnn dS
t i Ta'T R. a | ! william RI nn e. fie sdA fseaty t .sesond
Regiment Eqgineer:; sesPad' Time; w . seconds SS d
Ed iT dsr Tw sana second Reslm nsa'N 81 yards RS & (,
pssSSSdy, W TT SeoE seem: S,1,TiD,n sssi Resimep : YARDS Yards
third. Tine, IL sIconds.
$50 Yard No~vice-Trals. First Hcat-Won by r.
A.. Fenneily, Eighth Regiment; A. c. Osmond.
Fourth Regiment, \: j. second: Thomas ouigley,
seconds. Second heat--Won by II. l. Chaplin.
Twelfth Regiment; F; G; Poggenbsrg: TwSnty,sce-
pany, Coast ARTILLERY. third; time, : minutes 10 25
seconds. Third heat-Won by. J. ], Smith, Twelfth
second: J. J.. McAlctr, Twelfth Regiment, third;
time. 2 minutes q IS seconds. Fourth heat-.Won
by c. A. Morris. seventy first Regiment; 4. p.
Crollus, Twenty second Regiment, second; 4.
Eurnell. Forty-seventh Regiment third; time. 2
minutes q seconds. Fifth heat-Won by Thco. r.
lack, Thirteenth Regiment; H.. G. Britton. Thit-
tenth gimcn 81 cond: A. s. Corbctt, Seventy
nrst Regiment, third; time, ? minutes 10 rs second.
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