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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
MARINE intelligence

High tide today. 4:22 p. m.
High tide Saturday. y....:.......4:50 a. m.
ARRIVALS. -1-rs-. 81
Steamer Pilgrim. Appleby. New York
Steamer Pequot. Phelps, New York.
Steamer Tennessee, Wilcox, New York
Steamer City of Haverhill, Lake. Fall
River.
steamer City OF Newport, Stenson. New
port.
Steamer Islander. johnson, Tiverton.
Steamer New Shoreham, Fuller, Block
Island.
Tug Edgar F. Luckenbaoh, Newport
News.
Tug Boswell. Boston.
Barge City OF Atlanta, Newport News,
2o13 tons of coal to order.
Barge BRUCE Perth Amboy, 501 tons or
I. Barge Clintonia, Norfolk. 1900 tons of
schooner Katie B. ogden. Fall River.
light.
rug Hercules, New York.
Tug NJ. e. Scully, Gegg. Newport News:
Barge White Band, Newport News. 1op
tons of coal for N. Y. n. II. and II. rail-
road. o,oo
Barge New Jersey. Newport News. $500
tons OF coal for n. Y, N. H. and H. rail-
road q.
Barge william G, Howard, South Am; an6
n Barge % ii. e. Winnie, Port Reading. $50
tons OF coal for n. Y, N. II. and H. rail-
road. - -. -.
Barge Lottie. Port Reading. $50 tons of
coal for Eastern Coal company.
SAILINGS.
Steamer Pilgrim, Appleby, New YORK
steamer Pequot. Phelps, New YORK.
steamer Tennessee Wilcox. New YORK.
Steamer City of Newport. Stensoh'
steamer City Of Haverhill. Lake, Fail
River. - ,,,or.or
Steamer Islander. Johnson; lIVer'pn, 81,
Steamer New Shoreham Fuller, BLOCK
Island -. vo.,,
Schooner Alice s. wentworth ~ay
Head -
schooner william T. Bowen, Nantucket,
with salt.
Schooner Fred Snow, to New York.
Tug Reliance, with barge Hatteras, TOT
Newport
Tug Hercules. with barges Rosalie and
T r sumner. for New York.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
Things were quiet along the water
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BATTALION DESERTS;
JOINS WINE GROWERS

from Beziers TO Agde on account Of the
soldiers sympathy with the local wine
growers, mutinied there this morning.
When notified OF the mutiny, Gen Croi-
sade commanding the 6lst brigade. met
the mutlneers at Villenevue and attempt
ed TO persuade them 10 return TO duty.
Soldiers" he commanded. kill me or
obey me-"
The soldiers replied that they had no
desire TO kill the general, but were de-
termined TO return To BeZiers-
Gendarmes tried TO bar the road, but
after the mutineers had fired volley i'm
the air, they were permitted TO pass
The mutineers, although without Off
GERS marched into BeZers in perfect or
der at o'clock this morning The people
gave the mutineers the warmest welcome
and furnished them with ample provi-
sions.
The news OF this momentous detection
OF troops, together with reports of other
mutinous eruptions at various points In
the revolving provinces reached the gov
ernment this morning and caused the
gravest concern.
Premier Clemenceau Immediately sum-
moned a cabinet meeting AS TEs
Al O'Clock this morning IL was an
nounced that the governments watch
word remained "The law must reignr'
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21

Paris. June PA battalion OF the Sew
enteenth infantry regiment, stationed at
Agde In the department OF Herault, has
deserted with its arms and ammunition
and Joined the nsurgent wine growers az
Beziers. the headquarters OF the regi-
ment.
The mutineers. who mostly were re-
cruited among the wine growers, num-
ber about 400 men. They marched into
Beziers which has about $1,000 inhabi-
tants, with drums beating and coiors NY
Ing and are now camped I'm the princi-
pal square OF that city with stacked
arms The deserters tried TO enlist the
sympathies OF the remainder of tho regl-
ment stationed at Beziers but railing 10
DO 30. they promised TO eject them from
their barracks. =
Early this afternoon the sub -prefect OF
Beziers notified Premier Clemenceau that
the mutineers had offered to return 10
Agde on the condition that they were not
punished. A little later they renewed
their demand 10 be allowed TO reoccupy
their former barracks at Beziers.
M. Clemenceau curtly replied that ne
refused to parley with deserters or con-
slider any proposal. but unconditional sur
render. Adding that he was determined 10
utilize All the governments forces II nec-
sssary in order TO suppress the uprising.
Details OF the mutiny show that bat
talon Of the 18th infantry regiment. sent
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
NEW MARKING FOR
DOUBLE-HEADER CARS

The Rhode Island company is introduce
ing new arrangement in It's method OF
handling the passenger traffic during rush
hours that is bound to be appreciated by
those patronlzing the cars on the Paw
tucket and Mount Pleasant cars and also
on Elmwood and Broad street routes.
The idea IL TO save time and to this
end hereafter on these routes cards will
be placed upon the front car OF the "dou-
BILE header" announcing that a car fol-
lowing Is for passengers this will allow
the double header 10 be used as an ex-
press from Pawtucket and the car follow
ing will pick up all passengers, when the
double header is crowded IL is hoped that
this arrangement will serve the purpose
Of getting the passengers to their destina-
ton quicker and relieve the congestion OF
traffic around the rush hours
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
DENIED HE STOLE
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM

Henry Belh. aged is. who lives on Els
wald street was found walking on the
tracks OF the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad near Swan street yes
terday. He had under his arm a photo
graph album. AS he was found near an
open car containing household furniture
Il was thought he might have stolen the
book OF portraits. He denied having
stolen the album. saying he found II be-
side the tracks. In court this morning he
pleaded guilty TO the charge OF walking
on the tracks and was placed on probation
after lecture as TO his habits from
Judge Lee.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
GOV. HIGGINS SHOT THE
CHUTES AT VANITY FAIR

Gov. Higgins an da party of friends
were guests Of the Vanity Fair manage
ment last night and for few hours en-
5oyed the various attractions at the new
resort. The governor shot the chutes, saw
Fighting the Flames" enjoyed refresh
ments at the College Inn and otherwise
enjoyed himself
He was greatly interested in Knaben-
shne's aerodrone. The Illuminating effect
pleased him greatly He was accompanied
by General Manager George Kingsbury
and President ]. w Wharf,.
The governor was accompanied by VIII
Ham j. Feeley. manufacturing jeweler
OF this city; G. E. whitten and DR.. =. ].
Heffern OF Pawtucket
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
MORE COTTAGES FOR
THE NEWPORT COLONY

Considerable land bordering on what is
known as the second beach, In Miooie-
town, just beyond Eastons peacn, was
recentlv acquired by a Boston syndicate,
which has a large force at work on the
plot, stalking out lots and roads and clear
ing the land.
Among those interested in the land is
one of Newport's summer colony. The
roads are 10 be macadamized. Severai
Boston families have purchased lots on
the newly laid out plot, ana they VIII De
added to Middletown's summer residents
as soon as cottages are erected.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
COL. S. p. COLT
is SLIGHTLY BETTER

Col Samuel r. Colt is still confined
TO his room at Linden place, his Bris-
tol home
According to DR. Hasbrouck. Col
Colts physician, the trouble is over
work although his condition IL merely
case OF physical collapse. Col. Colt ap-
peared 10 have improved materially
last evening. His physician thinks he
will be able TO be about and take n
trip TO Europe within short time,
II he wishes to so do
Dr. Hasbrouck said there was a
slight change for the better, following
a fortnight stay I'm the Maine woods.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
COL. GODDARD
QUITS BOARD
- OF CHARITIES

Col. Robert II. I. Goddard sent his resie,-
nation as a member OF the state board OF
charities and corrections to Gov James
H. Higgins for presentation at the reg
ular meeting OF the board to he held to-
day and the governor may appoint Mat
thew ]. Cummings to All the vacancy un-
III the 1905 legislature convenes.
When, the board was Informed of Col
Goddards resignation the following com
niittee was named 10 draw up suitable
resolutions Chairman McCusker, ex-
Senator Harry H. Shepard OF Bristol and
Col Rodman OF South Kingstown.
The letter OF DIR. Arthur IA. Harrington
OF New York accepting the position of
superintendent of the state hospital was
formally communicated to the board.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
ARE AWARDED DEGREES
FROM TUFTS COLLEGE

Degrees were awarded TO fve residents
OF this vicinity at the 6lst commence
ment OF TUFTS college, held at Medford
Wednesday,
They wcro Unrold " Derry OF North
Attleboro. Bachelor OF Science. ele
engineerng maroon l.. Albro OF this city,
NJ. d., cum laude Ambrose l.. Hanley OF
this city. NJ. D.: Harold q. Meters,
North Attleboro. NJ. d.: j. Henry Man
ming, Doctor OF Dental Medicine. post
graduate. He previously received the de-
gree Of Doctor OF Dental Surgery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
SUPT. RANDALL WILL
CONTROL DIVISION

Announcement was made by General
Manager A. Il. Potter of the Rhode Island
company last evening that he had added
the Providence and Burrillville Street
railroad system to the division under the
supervision of superintendent Roy H.
Randall of the Woonsocket Street railway
system
Superintendent Thomas Smith OF the
Providence and Burrllville road will be
promoted TO a responsible position In the
mechanical and construction department
OF the Rhode Island company
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE
RELEASES UMPIRE JAMES

Roston June n--Tt was announced to-
day at the headquarters OF the New Eng
land Baseball league IN this city that
Umpire Norman James had been released
James has had considerable difficulty
with the players IN games at Worcester
during the past few days and has figured
In two or three disturbances.
John J. O'Brien OF Lewiston. Me. who
was on the New England STAFF OF umplres
last year has been appointed 10 take
James place and will begin work az
Worcester today.
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placed over the keyhole OF the door and
other measures had been taken to insure
the success Of the suicidal intent.
Members OF the family turned OF the
moned a physician, but the woman had
been dead long before he was called. A
medical examiner gave permission Tor
burial.
The woman is survived by husband,
John Kelly. who Is employed on one OF
the Merchants and Miners companys
steamers. The reason for the suicide Is
not known.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21

Mrs Margaret Kelly. aged 20, domes-
tic. committed suicide today by inhaling
Illuminating gas. in her room in the
house OF Mrs. Slated Northrup, where she
was employed.
The body OF the woman was found AT
n O'Clock this forenoon by member or
the family who when the Kelly woman
had not reported for work, went to learn
the cause OF her non-appearlnce. The
body was fully clothed and lay on the
bed The windows OF the room were
closed tightly, and wet towels had been
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
SENDER CLASS BOATS
CONTINUE THEIR TESTS

sfarblehesa. Mass, June 2i-The start
OF the three sender class boats In the last
Of the elimination trials was delayed to-
day by the lack OF wind. Just before noon
a slight breeze came In from the south
east. making Il seem possible that the
boats could get away later In the day.
The committee on selection, having pick
cd one boat and elimated three others.
ordered the rest OF the fleet 10 race today
in order that two of the three might be
selected to complete the trio to SO TO Ger
many.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
PUCILIST LENNY is
LIKELY TO RECOVER

New York. Juee n.-ous Lenny. a ban
tam weight pugilist OF South Boston.
Mass. who collapsed after n fast bout
with Edward Smith AZ Longacre Athletic
club last night and was removed 10 Belle
vue hospital In seemingly critical CON
dition. recovered consciousness early to-
day ans tns physicians express strong
hopes o. - recovery.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
Municipal Court

VIII proved in estate OF Nazarie Ere
dette
Administrators appointed In estates OF
Ann Burns and Sarah a. Cottam.
Inventories accepted In estates OF Joa-
quinn de Almo Cordozo and James Mahar.
Petition tos sale OF real estate granted
In estate q 'v6iam oscar Cornell.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
CHILDREN AND MATCHES
CAUSE FIRE IN HOME

Children playing with matches In the
house at 10 Ambrose street at 12:35 this
noon caused an alarm to be sounded from
not needed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON

Liverpool, June 21-The market opened
steady today The demand for spot
cotton was dull, prices easier, 1000 bales
selling for 7.04. or these 29oo bales were
American. The receipts were 5000 bales
OF these, all were American
Futures were selling as follows.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-21
FINANCIAL
new YORK STOCK MARKET

the private wire OF LEWIS ri TIpplT
q 60. Bankers and Brokers, BaniEan
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND WHEAT

Chicago June 21.--The market opened
quiet today with wheat steady; corn quiet
with little doing
Futures were selling as follows:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
GREAT RACERS HERE
FOR GRAND CIRCUIT

Some OF the fastest race horses in the
world are here for the Grand Circuit meet,
which opens Monday at the fast Nara
gansett park track.
Contrary TO the Utd custom or reservfng
the big features for later In the week, the
Narragansett Park association has ar
ranged one OF the, strongest cards OF the
meeting for the first day. In the 2:l5
pace, the first race, some OF the fastest
PAGERS in training are entered. This stake,
in point OF speed of the horses entered,
Is second only to the great Park Brew
Among the participants in this event are
such winners of the big stakes OF the year
as Reproachess C2:O5i4). winner OF the
Chamber of Commerce stake at Detroit,
and Alice Pointer C2:051s), winner of the
big pacing stake at Buffalo. Both are
owned by Western milionaires. who will
be here in person to see the work OF their
stables. Gen. Wilson p. Chisholm OF
Cleveland, one of the steel magnates.
owns Reproachless and Alice Pointer is
in the stables OF Capt. David Shaw OF
Pittsburg. The fastest horse by record in
this race Is Hidalgo (2:Nh). owned by
Ralph Williams OF Boston There is a
field OF 12 entered in this race
The 2:10 pace. also carded for Monday,
is also stake race, with horses like
William o. t2:05), winner at Pough-
keepsie: Thornway (2:05L). that surprised
everybody by beating all the fast ones NJ
Readville this week: Aileen Wilson (2:O5I)
owned and driven by Dick Wilson Of In
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diana and The Donna Ce:oeI.).
PARK BREW 'O4 WINNER
NOW


All the horses that will contest at the
-Narrasansett circuit races next week arc
located In their stalls at Narragansett
park. Last night more than 200
had arrived and this morning the balance
came down from Readville.
The biggest stable to arrive was that OF
Walter Cox, and this outft alone COM
prised 20 horses. including some OF the
fastest in the world Among their number
is John M, 2:02A. winner OF the Park
Brew stake of 1904. Other fast pacers in
the lot are Argot Boy, 2:03h, and Nervola.
2;04A, both entered In the Park Brew
stake for next Tuesday; John III. Dicker-
son, with the horses OF the Hillanddale
farm. including the fast young mare Bea-
trice Bellini. 2:osA, that is considered one
OF the fastest of the new trotters OF this
season.
Fred Hyde brought in nine horses be-
longing TO N. w. Hubpger. the starch
millionaire. The star of this lot Is AK
cyell, 2:l0h, that starts in the 2;11 trot
next week
A. l.. Thomas OF Benson. Neb, brought
In seven. including Bananza, that has won
second money in the chamber OF COM
merce pacing stake at Detroit for the
past three years. He also has two fast
trotters. Lady Gall Hamilton. 2:06ll and
Bonnie Russell. 2:10h, owned by Daniel
O'Dell OF New York.
Highball. 2:06h. winner OF the Massa-
chusetts stake last. and the Crabtree sta
BILE with Sonoma Girl. the sensational trot-
ter OF the year, and many more are In the
list that arrived today.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-24
WISE ONES hit
At EMPIRE CITY

New York, Aug. A.-Backers OF first
choices had the worst OF the battle with
the layers OF odds at the Empire City
track, only two first choices earning win
ming brackets. These were Lille Turner
and Topsy Robinson. Flagivny was heav-
lily backed I'm the sixth race at to 2, but
getting off to a bad start never was dan
gerous and finished third. behind King Of
the Valley, the second choice, and Rolla.
a 30 to / shot. Summary:
First race, for maiden 2-year-olds, $500
added. furlongs-John p. Bergen, 107
Usiebert), TO l, 2 to l and to ~, won !;
Enticing, 10 (Shilling), 2 to /, 4 to 4 and
to 5, second; Supine. 1o7 Oycurgus), Is
TO /. 6 to and 3 TO l. third. Time 1:01 30.
Haverel, New Garter. Teeta H.. Miss Ad-
kinson. Alemer, Lady Sichel, N'Imports
and Concerned siso ran.
Second race, for fillies and mares. g.
year-olds and up. non-winners since Aug.
g. 1907. $500 added. lis miles-Palette. l0a
Harty). to !, TO and TO 8, won:
Miss Alert, 1o1 Preston). 13 to 10. to 5
and to 2, even. and to s. third. Time
1: :0S 2-5. Theodocia Jacinta. Soprano, Bet
sy Binford and Miriam G. also ran.
Third race, for 2-year-olds. non-winners
of two races since Aug. g. selling: 5000
added about 6 furlongs-allow, 104 (J.
ming Account. 1A Oycurgus), 2 10 I. to
10 and to T. second: Louis Roedero. 100
(Preston), 25 20 l, to l and TO g. third.
Time 1:l0 2-5. Priceless Jewel Spunky
and Corn Cob also ran.
Fourth race. the Wakefield Handicap.
for 3-year-ods and upward. $500 added.
1is mles-I.illIe Turner. 102 (Shilling). 3
10 10 and l to 2. won: Woolstone. l01. s to
l, 2 tn and 3 10 8. second: Cederstrome.
113 Pbianka). 4 TO /. II to 10 and TO 2,
third. Time 1853. Punky and Javanese
also ran.
Fifth race. for 3-year-olds and upward.
selling. 1920 added. about furlongs-
Topsy Robinson, 100 Preston) 2 to l, 10
and to s. won; st. Joseph. 101 U.ie-
hertz. s TO 1. 3 10 and 3 TO 2. second;
Alencon, 10i Darty). 30 TO I. 70 20 and
to I, third. Time 1909 George. Little
Woods Communipaw. Lee Harrison H..
Baby Willie. Ida. Reck. Dapple Gold.
Hawkama and Jack Kercheville also ran.
sixth race. for 4-year-olds and upward.
selling, $1,000 added. 1-16 miles--King OF
the Valley. ~ tMusgrave). 10 and Z to
10, won; Roila. o. (Pohanka). % TO I. 5 10
and TO s. second: Flavlgny. 10i (Sum-
teri, TO 2 and out. third. Time 200 As.
Marvin Neal and Price Silver Wings also
ran.
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GYMKHANA RACES
At THE PIER

Narragansett Pier. Aug. A.-The
Country club furnished an afternoon Of
excellent sport
The animal handicap race was the fea-
ture OF the show. Phil Randolph drove a
gray goose, Emily Randolph and Miss
Waters each drove calf, Master Coogan,
Saunders Jones. Jr., Sarah Welsh. and
Sherburne Prescott each had rooster.
Linden Arnold. Phil Leidy Master Sage,
all led little pigs. Miss Gibson had a
guinea hen. and Hannah :. and Dorothy
Randolph had lambs. The cup went to
Hannah Randolph, Dorothy Randolph get
ting second. Dorothy Norris was third
and Phil Leidy fourth.
In the thread-and needle race, Miss
Emily Randolph riding and Miss Margaret
Hunt threading the needle. took the first
prize. Miss Eleanor Chase took second,
with Miss Lucy Jones threading the nee
die. Others In the event were Capt. Philip
Brown. Hannah Randolph. sherburne
Prescott, Gordon Coognn and CORTLAND
Smith
The spoon and polo ball race brought
out practically the same contestants with
the addition OF Paul Jones, Phil Randolph,
Jr.. and G. T. Garratt In this race the
rider carried a polo ball in a spoon and
went twice across the field. First honors
went 20 John Welsh, who secured the
cup. with Mr.. Garratt second and Gordon
Coogan third. The tandem race had four
sets entered and was won by Gordon
Coogan and Emily Randolph.
Last on the program was an automobile
obstacle race with IA contestants. A course
OF about n quarter OF mile was marked
OF. while at intervals cones were stood
up, between which the autoists had 20
drive at fast speed. Five seconds timc
was added for every cone knocked down.
II. II. Galhouns machine from 81. Louis.
n 30-horse-power Packard. handled with
great deNterity, was awarded the cup. the
timo being 5s seconds. Jason Waters. I'm
70 1-5 seconds, was second. and j. a.
Hetherton, time 1906. was third. George
"A. Hilher. Jr.. time 0s Is. was fourth
Others in this contest we're IT, u. Kane.
j. l.. Welsh, j. III. Hanan. II. j. II. Sui
livan and Harrison Tweed.
Summary OF other events:
Multiplication race-Courtland Smith
first: Sanford Chaplin. second; Emily RAN
dolph, third; Harrison Tweed fourth
Potato race-Sherburne Prescott first:
Emily Randolph. second: Gordon Coogan
third: c. Eustice Garratt. fourth
Watermelon race-Gordon Cogan, FIRST
Paul Jones. second; John Welsh. third.
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C0X'S ARGOT BOY
WON THE 2:04 RACE

Boston. Mass. Aug A.-The feature of
the closing day at Readville was the de-
feat for the second time I'm her career of
Ed Geers' mare Ardelle (2:04%) by Walter
Cox's ArgDt Boy (2:03I1). in the 2:04 pace.
The wise" people supported Ardelle and
put Argot Boy Off till the Providence
meeting.
Phalla jumped out in the lead In first
heat and led until nipped on the wire by
Argot Boy. Time 2:05A. In tho second
heat Phalla and Argot Boy ripped along
up the backstretch until the far turn,
when Phalla went to a break that got
her the flag. Ardelle, who had been three
lengths behind, took up the fight here
and Geers started his drive. 1t was nip
and tuck TO the wire and looked as IL Ar
dele had the better OF it. Argot Boy
would not be denied however. and won
the heat by a close margin. Time 2:05.
The final heat was much the same as
the second, Argot Boy showing his supe-
riority all the way.
The 2:05 trot resulted In one cracking
good heat the first, I'm which Lillian r..
the unbeaten class trotter OF the season,
chased old George g.. 2:O5h. from wire
TO wire, and after a desperate attempt
to head him at the finish, fell back beat
en- In the fast time. considering conditions.
or 2:06. After that the race was George
G's without opposition. He was voted a
counterfeit when Geers had him.
Henry s. Jr, the favorite in the 2:l6
trot, marched off with that event in
straight heats with little opposition.
Byron Kay, Geers' entry. took the 2:H
pace In three straight heats.
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MORE GOOD SCORES
AT STATE RIFLE RANGE

Despite stlr southerly wind yesterday
at the Rumford range the men made some
beautiful scores at all distances up to so
yards.
The highest score at the 50-yard line
was 46 by Musician W. ID. Cameron,
Company II. First. as follows; 8, 4, A. 5.
5-23; 4. ), 3, 8. 4-23; total, as. The second
highest score at this distance was a As by
Maj. w. A. Maynard. retired. as follows:
), 4, 4, 8, g. 5-23; 4. 4. 8, 8, 4-22: total. As.
The highest score at the 75-yard line
was Al by Maj. w. A. Maynard, retired,
as follows: 8. 4. 4. s, 4--22: 4. 8, 4. 4, 5-22;
total. A. The second highest score was
40 by Musician l.. c. Walker, Company
f, First. as follows: 4. 4. 4. 4. 40; 4, 4.
4, 4. 40; total, 40.
The highest score at the 20O-yard line
was a %. by First Sergeant A. II. Greene.
Company II. First, as follows: s, 8, 4, s,
"a; g. 4. 4. 3, 40: total. 43. The second
highest score was AZ, by Private A. II.