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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-25

Chiny w zamian "a zrezygnowa-
ME Japonii terytoryow Chen
tao, uzna}y status quo w Korel !
zgodzily sic ma otwarcie W Chen
tao czterech portow, ktorych lu-
dnosc koreanska podlegac bedzie
jurysdykcyi japohskiej.
Prawdopodobnie wynik ukia-
dow swiezo zakohczonych ME o.
znacza rezygnacyi ostatecznej re
strony japohskiej do terytoryow
spornych, lecz tylko- odroczenie
ma p6zniej do pory dogodniejszeJ
wykonania planu pierwotnego,
Dalej zapewnila sobie Japonia
wplyw ma linie kolejowa, ktora
prowadzi6 bedzie Chin do ko-
rel. Jezeli Chihczycy pobuduj9
kolej z Kwangpentu do Kirin,
zobowiazani So uczynic to w po-
lowie "a kapitaly japohskie.
Niemniejsze znaczenie posia-
dajq uklady zawarte co do budo-
wy kolei Observation-Disclosures,
Juz w r. 1905 zobowiazaly sic
Chiny do tego, re ami w pohlfiu
posudniowo-mandzurskiej linii,
ami r6wnolegle do niej ME wybu-
duja kolei. To zastrzezenie Okla
zalo sic szkodliwem dla Chin, gdy
chcialy wybudowac kolej Hsin-
mintum-Fakumen; usilowania
Chin podjete w celu blizszego O.
kreSlenia pojec bliskosc rowno-
legloSc ME doprowadziiy do Po-
zadanego rezultatu i Chiny mu-
sialy ustapic. Ostatecznie stanelo
ma tenn, CO potwierdzii uk}ad
swiezo zawarty, re Chinom kolei
tel budowac ME wolno bez zezwo
lenia Japonii, oznacza to, nj
mniej nj wiecej zmonopolizowa-
ME przez Japonie kolei mandzur-
skiej.
Wedlug brzmienia ukladu W
Portsmouth linie te ME moga bye
uzywane do transportow wojska
amunicyi, czy jcdnakowoz W
razie wojny zastrzezenie to znaj-
die scisle zastosowanie, watpic
nalezy.
Obok gi6wnych kwestyi spor-
nych uregulowania granicy ko-
reanskiej i kwestyi kolejowej o.
bejmuje uklad pekihski kilka
sPraw mniejsza wage posiadaja-
cych. TAX przyznano Japonli
prawo do wyzyskania w okolicach
Fuszun i Jentsi kopalni kruszcu
"a wynagrodzeniem w}aScicieli
gruntow, Chihczykow.
Ukiad swiezo zawarty pomie.
dzy obu panstwami azyatyckie-
mi ME jest W Chinach popular
nym ME MONA go uwazac "a
akt prowadzacy do przymierza
chihsko-japohskiego. Uklad ME
obejmuje wielu kwestyi spor-
nych.
Charakterystycznym szczego-
lem W stosunkach japonsko-chih-
skich jest odwolanie ambassadors
chihskiego W Waszyngtonie, u
motywowane tenn, ze ambassador
popadi W nie}aske, poniewaz ME
umial naklonic rzadu Stan6w
Zjednoczonych do wystapienia
przeciw uroszczeniom japohskim.
- Pan hrabia niezawodnie wezes-
ME sic ozenil?
- A tax, mialem wowczas dopie-
70 dwsdziascia tysiscy dlugu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-25


W poniedzia}ek zwiedzq oni cart
Institute" plany upiekszenia mia
sta Chicago, poczem odbedzie sig
ma ich Geese bankiet W hotelu
Congress" Goscie So zachwyceni
przyjeciem W Ameryce: jeden
mich, wybitny fabrykant, wyrazii
sic, ze Japonia, Anglia i Stany
Zjednoczone musza wsp6fdzia}ac,
ably opanowae ca}y Ocean Spokoj-
ny wyprzec zen dzia}aiacych tam
luz dose SLIME Niemc6w.
Sprawy Micjsk1e.
Ratusz uspokaja sic powoli pa
przykrej niespodziance - uznaniu
Nc Gamma winnym. M6wia tyl-
ko znowu TEN, re podobno by}y
szef policyi shippy byl wmie-
szany takze W jakies lapownicze
histarye; lie jednak ma pogloskach
tych prawdy - ME wiadomo. w
sferach policyjnych wierza wciaz,
W niewinnos6 Nc Gamma, wierza
tez, re ME wyda on ewentualnie
ME skompromituje nikogo wiecej
raczei do wiezienia p6jdzie, niz-
by miai kogo z koleg6w swych zgu-
bic. Wyzsi urzednicy chwalq Way
mana "a jego energiczne postepo-
wanie, jakiego dowod6w ME dali
jego poprzednicy, Healy i Deneen.
Podobno Wayman pracuje teraz
mad wysledzeniem naduzyc W tru-
scie wyrabiajacym maszyny auto"
matyczne do CRY hazardowej, W
kt6ra to sprawe ma bye wmieszany
jakis wybitny politykier...
= W sprawie rzekomych oskar-
zen przeciw p. Lowerowi, przewo-
dniczacemu komlsyi sluzby cywil-
nei o to, re pobiera on pensye
$4,000 zamiast legalnie przepisa-
nej we wysokosci $4,000, ME mo-
zna sic bylo mic pewnego dowie-
dziea. syndyk owej komisyi, ad-
wokat spragle powiada, re pogfo-
ski o aresztowaniu p. Lowera 50
-bezpodstawne, co najwyzej MONA
90 zmusic do zwr6cenia miastu po-
branej nadwyzki, ale miasto moze
przecie uchwalat podwyzszenie
pensyi swemu funkcyonaryuszowi,
vice nielegalnose pobierania wyz-
szej pensyi ME ma tu miejsca:
= Komisya sluzby cywilnej
pracuie obecnie mad uregulowa-
niem i usystemizowaniem ska
du miejskich funkcyonaryuszy i
plac, jake pobieraja. Podobno W
l.iedalekiej przyszlOsci komisya ia
przedlozy inz miastu rapport ze
swoich W tym kierunku dziafaf.
- W najblizzsy wtorek pcpohi.
dniu odbedzie sic sesya komisyi
Merriama, badajacej dochody i
rozchody miasta.
Zapiski d''ia wes0rajsSeg0.
I mieszkania pm. 5724 Iowa
ave. Katarzyna Connors, jej tro-
ie malych dzieci struli sic zepsu-.
tym grochem konserwowanym l le-
"a W szpitalu "Park" W krytycz-
nym stanie.
w poblizu podmiejskiego Le-
mont znaleziono zw}oki mezczyzny
okolo 35 lat mice mogacego, zowia-
cego sic podobno W. Fitzgerald;
co spowodowafo smiert jego - ME
wiadomo.
- Rrzeznik IT. Hansen, 2 pm.
1889 SO ul. zastrzeli} W skiadzie
swym Jana Fitzgerald, 9243
Jackson PIX. ave-, posprzeczawzy
sic z MIN o rachunek rzezniczy.
Hansena aresztowaro.
- M. Garding - czionek
miejskiej stray pozarnej z ko'n-
panii no. 4s jest oskazony u
myslne podpalenie wieay PREY tel
ze STACEY; strazaka-podpalacza sta
wiono pod kaucye W sumie $4,000.
= W domu pm, 600 W. Madi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-25

wszystklem zaDlera sic 90 oPl@eo-
wanna dat, dotyczacych odkrycia
bieguna poInoonego, ktore pred
lozy uczonym, ME czekajac ma
wynik badah dowodow DR.. Coo
ka.
Jeneral Hubbard, prezydent
,,Peary Arctic Club" sprawdzal
spostrzezenia Peary'ego ma temat
bieguna p6lnocnego, oraz odpo-
wiedzi jego w sprawie wyprawy
DIR. Cooka. w poniedzia}ek hub
wtorek ma mu dostarczyc Peary
dalszego materyalu do nauko-
wych sprawdzah badah.
New York, N. Y, 25 wrzesnia.
- Ma wysokosci 90 ulicy nasta-
pilo spotkanie holowca innym
statkiem (launch). Wszyscy ia
dacy holowcem wpadli do Hud-
sonu. Gala noe czyniono jak maj
skrzetniejsze poszukiwania. Mad
ranem znaleziono E. B. Lawso-
ma jego przyjaciela zywych IL
ratowanych, gdyz zdolali dopiy-
mac brzegu. Kierownik holowca
musial zginac, gdyz dotychczas
ME odnaleziono go.
w poszukiwaniach powyzszych
dopomagali niestrudzenie policy
anton marynarze francuskiego
flagowca LA Justice.
Lawson opowiada, re ma ho-
lowcu znajdowai sic tylko on re
swoim przyjacielem i kierownlk
Charles Kohler.
Seattle, Wach., 25 wrzesnia. -
Z poWodu WykoleJenla sic tram
waiu W poblizu wystawy Alaska
Yukon doznalo so jadacych ciez-
szych, lub lzejszych obrazeh. Do
tychczas zmarl juz jeden z pora-
nionych.
Wypadek nastapil powodu re
psucia sic hamowidla.
saltLake City, Utah, 95 wrze-
snia. - Wczoraj godzinie wpoi
do piatcj przyjechal do mas prezy-'
dent Taft. Poza przyjeciami, pei
nemi serdecznoSci uznania male
zy wsponlniet, re Tafte wyglosii
w zborze mormonskim move.
Zb6r mormonski ley W odle-
gloSci 40 mil Cd mas w mlastecz-
lu, gdzie 80 procent mieszkan-
cow nalezy do sekty mormon
skiej, w Ionic ktorej znajduje sic
takze senator zwiazkowy Reed
Smoot.
Nova Tafta, mino, re wyg}o-
szona w zborze, ME miala w So
! bic charakteru religijnego, gdyz
poruszala ona temat ,,poszanowa-
MIA wobec ustaw".
Oficyalne powitanie prezydenta
nastapilo w Provo, gdzie guber-
nator Spry, senator Smoot i Su-
therland ma czele licznego taste
pu dygnitarzy miejscowych wy
szli naprzeciw jego.
Pom;edzy ludnoscia, kt6ra "a
pefnila dworzec kolejowy podczas
przyjazdu pociagu Taftem, znaj
dowal sic nadleSniczy Pinchot,
przeciw ktoremu wystapil swego
czasu prezydent w sprawie Pin
chot- -Ballinger. Powitanie oby-
dwoch jednak mimo wszystklego
bylo serdeczne,
Powitalna move wyglosif Sc
uator Borah, rozpoczynajac cd
slow Halo WiluS - starry chop
cze!"
Z dworca kolejowego udal sic
prezydent wprost do Fort Dou-
glas, gdzie obserwowal rewye Is
pulku piechoty. Tam pozostal on
do II w nocy, gdyz byl ma BAN
kiecie, urzadzonym W Fort Dou-
glas ma jego Geese.
w gronie tutejszych protes-
tanthw daIo sic odczuc slime
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-25
Telegramy zagraniczne

je tu ogolne mniemanie, re po-
miedzy Hiszpania a Marokkiem
przyjdzie do wojny. Wojne te
rzecz jasna odr6znic sic musi cd
obecnie trwajacej ,gdyz obecna
tocza Kabylowie, tylko jeden
szczep marokkohski, ME Marok-
ko samo. Hiszpanie So ma wojne
dose przygotowani, maja bowiem
$4,000 wojska, zgromadzonego
mad granicami Marokka, a wojsko
to nadawaloby sic daleko lepieJ
do walki regularna armia sulta-
ma Mulej Hafida, jak podstep-
nymi partyzantke prowadzacy-
mi Kabylami.
ZawikIania te w Marokko maja
doniosle dla Hiszpanii znaczenie,
gdyz tylko bardzo pomySlne, tax
pod wzgledem materyalnym, jak
i moralnym zalatwienie sprawy
marokkonskiej moze zyskac dla
rzadu popularnoSG wsrod szero-
kich mas sparalizowac akcyc a
narchistow. Anarchist ME proz-
nuja. Ma ulicach Barcelony, ME-
masz dnia jednego, zeby ME peka-
Ia bomba zabierajac z tego Swiata
niewinnych, a wystraszonych Bar
celonczyk6w. Anarchist, majac
socyalistow II boku swego, opie-
raja Gala akcye swa ma krytyce
zarzadzen zamkniecia szkol ludo-
wych. w tel sprawie zamkniecia
szk6l wyrazii sic jeden z urzedni-
k6w. ze bylo ono konieczne &c
wzgledu ma szerzenie W Mich nank
anarchistycznych i rozpowszech-
mamie przewrotowych broszur.
Rad ma przygotowane dowo-
dy do usprawiedliwienia sic wo-
bee Kortezow.
Msdryt, rs wrzesnia. = Kraza
tu pog}oski, re podobnie, jak
Francya, take j inne mocarstwa,
ii. Anglia, Stany Zjednoczone,
Rosya Niemcy umywaja rece w
tel sprawy pozostawiaja ia To-
sowi.
Zanosi sic ma cos podobnego,
jak bylo w r. 1893, kiedy to Hisz-
pania wyzysIala zawikiania W
Marokko ma swq korzy5c zazq-
dala wielkiego okupu, Obecnie
powt6rzyloby sic to samo i Ma
roko musialoby pokryc wydatki
ma ekspedycye wojska hiszpah-
skiego do Afryki, nadto utrzy-
mywac oddzialy ma wybrzezach
Rifu, by w ten sposob powstrzy-
mac Kabyl6w Cd rozruchow ma
niekorzysc Hiszpanow.
Paryz, 25 wrzeSnia. = Made
szla tn specyalna depesza Me
lilli do dziennika ,,Matin", ze
czterej kacykowie plemienia Benz
Sicar udali sic do jenerala Sofa
mayo mieli IL niego dluzsze OBJ
rady, kt6rych celem mia}o bye O:
mowienie warunkow ewentualne-
so Pokoju. Depesza ia podaJe, ze
warunki hiszpahskie prawdopo-
dobnie przyjete ME zostana,
gdyz zqdajq one rozbrojenia pie
mion wydania tych Kabylow,
ktorzy pomordowali Hiszpan6w
ma krotko przed wybuchem woj-
ny.
Madryt, 25 wrzesnia. - Urze-
dowa depesza placu boju ma te-
renie Beni-Sicar brzmi, ze glow
ma Geese walczacych Kabylow do
naga sic zawarcia pokoju "a
wieszenia broni ma czas trwania
pertraktacyi pokojowych.
Melilla, 25 wrzesnia. - Ogol-
ne polozenie ma placu boju spo-
kojne. M4urowie uczynili W ciagu
wczorajszego dnia tylko niezna-
czne male ataki. Jeden z oficerow
sztabu jenera}a Mariny podaje, re
49,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-25
Wojna Hiszpanii Marokkiem pOwietrzu!
NeuralnOse Stan6w ZjednoczOnych.
KabylOwie skladaja bron @.
Cook i Peary ME mOga dOstarczyc dowodOW!
Miedzynarodowe zapasy samolotoW
Sufrazystki W kajdankach'

pearv vystepuie ME wystepuje
Same sprzecznoSci Zetkniecie sic holowca
WiluSstary chopcze - burHa
szklance Kradza4 sztuec6w mellow.
w Obronie Oca.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19
The NeWtOWn Bee
 Newtown. Friday, March 19, 1909
Brideewater.
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
 Mrs E. Roberts and Mrs Howard E. Roberts returned home on Thursday from brief stay in Danbury.
 Mir and Mrs Horace Hill spent last Sunday in Worthwhile.
 Mrs Elizabeth Morris, who has been i'll for three weeks, is slowly improving and is able to sit up little while each day.
 Miss Anna Bostwick entertained a number of her friends at her home, last Tuesday evening. with music and games and fine supper. The party was decided success and was conuin- ued till late hour.
 Daniel Canfeld of New Milford was in town on Sunday.
 Dr ard Mrs C. E. Stoab of New Mil. ford were in town on Friday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19
w. C. Hungerford,
 Oakville, Conn.
Oxen at Auction.

will sell at Public Auction, Wednesday March 24, l9O9,1 a. m., at my residence 3 miles from Derby, on trolley line. b pair working oxen. COWS and young stock.
 WALTER s. HINE, Derby, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19
For Sale.
Horses, Cows, Pigs and Poultry

Gentlemen-Maple Grove Stock Farm of UakviIle. Conn.,. wish to call the attention of the readers of this paper to the fact that they are in position to furnish you splendid line of live stock this spring. Now if you please, gentlemen want to tell you about a few of my horses. know that there is not small stable of horses in Connecticut that can give you a better assortment to pick from than mine. have as good pair of Pennsylvania horses as any man ever owned, dapple gray, years old, half brothers, always ben worked together. broken single or double, will weigh 2S40 lbs, broken to city and country and not afraid of anything; this is strictly a high-clasS draft team; no one has better. Then 1 have pair weight 24O0. came from same place: this team are and s. brother and sister, work like horse, and the best hooking heavy team I ever saw. They are steel roans and beauti. ful team and fearless. l have the bett pair of Kentucky thoroughbred highschool cobs in this county; they are $ and years old. city broken. have all the action and gaits and are safe for a lady to drive and will road you sin gle or double, F miles an hour without speak ing to them; here is style. action and speed; have owned great many teams but this is the most fearless and best driving team ever saw. Then have 3 splendid driving horses, Il with speed, one very fast white horse can how 20 gait, is marked in r IA but can't do it again, but is handsome, fearless, and a fine uTlNGT, Uly Mllt uIlSGo HILL udFt5 llC6 su hand horses from 10 Ito F hundred lbs, cost about Sl00 each; there are some good workers among them. Now, gentlemen. these horses are to be sold at very low figure and with a full guarantee as to just what they are and if not as represented can be returned and your i money back.
 Now. boys. have got 10 COWS left out of 2 car loads and they are all good ones and will i freshen between now and May lst. Any reaS- enable offer made for these will be accepted i We have about 100 pigs to pick from and eggs for setting from we'll mated prize win- ming hens of the following varieties at Sl per 13, 5 per 100 guarantee all eggs fertile or will make good. have B. P. Rocks, R. I. Reds !, Light Brahmas. Golden Wyandottes. Black Langshans, White Leghorns, B. Leghorns ] Golden Seabrignt Bantams. Ducks Geese and I Turkeys. Come and see us; we will treat you right and give you square deal.
 w. C. Hungerford,
 | H
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19

EGGS FOR HATCHING-From Rose Coml U R. I. Reds, extra fancy stock. s2 and B ;pel setting; utility stock sl. John Monroe, SoutI Kent. Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19

DOR SERVICE-Fine chester White boar. II e M, Winton, Botsford, conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19

WANTED-To hear from good farmer W who understands the care of horses and milking. Inquire of c. B. Glover. carpenter. Newtown, or G. B. Bunnell, Southport, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19

FOR sALE-Farm of 11S acres, good Broom
 | house, large barns, sheds. etc. 1 Is miles from railroad station. Will sell on easy terms. Possession given April 1. Call or address L.. R. Carter Il East Main St.. Waterbury, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19
soUTHBUR'Y. A rA m

We wish to return sincere thanks to our neighbors and friends for their kindness through the last sickness and death of my mother, Ellen A. Hayes. Mrs A. J, Dolan and family. South bury, March g, 1909.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19

THE BRIDGEPORT ANTI.wIND0w RATHER Pre-. E1 yenss windows ratslins, keeps rooms warm, dust end wind out. coal bills down, fits any window, LIE essily attached. One piece. nickel plated, can't Ss ret lost. If your dealer don't keep them, send
 in stamps or cssh.l loe for 2-55c dor.-sl.oo Ao, Complete with nails end directions. Silver poll. .hed Ioe; bran 200 per doz. extra. Agents wanted. a., on ssht Big inducements. Addres, P. For.stes, p.,t.. A i2ss North Ave, Bridgeport. ..coun.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19
C. F. Beardsley, GENERAL
 AUCTlONEER,


 Telephone 49-5.
 Also Real Estate For Sale.
 1 farm IS acres, sl500 good one to raise children and chickens
 farm. 5I acres S25OO. stock and tools.
 1 farm, 60 acres, S45O0.
 l farm. 30 acres, S260O farm, 3l acres, s2o0O. farm, acres. Sl6Oo. farm, 46 acres; S33500 farm, 40 acres, stock and tools, Ss2OO. farm, 90 acres, S5OC0.
 farm, 26 1-2 res S922O0. , farm, l50 acres, o2O0O: with large barn only. farm, 100 acres, s550U. farm. 100 acres, meadow and pasture on hilltop, S27O0. farm, 100 acres, fine buildings. 1-2-mile trout brook. S450O; s25O0 can be left on mort gage
 farm. 1SO acres. slO000 farm 67acreS. S4200. farm, 16O acres. S7000. farm. 65 acres, 5000; Sl0O0 can remain on farm 4O acres, $500; 5000 can remain on mortgage. l farm, 150 acres, S55O0. ; farm, 3S acres, 5000. | farm. ITS acres, s10,00O. ! farm 24O acres. s2O0O 70 acres fine meadow; feldspar mine: one mile trout brook; good hunting; 1-2 mile from school. 1 farm 165 acres, IA oom house. barns acres orchard of peach. plum, cherry: will carry 30 head COWS: Borden's collect milk at the door. $500. l fine residence acres, s350O fine residence, 20 acres meadow, 5000. fine residence, p acres meadow, S55OJ. 1 fine residence, acre meadow, S2SOO. large boarding house, IA rooms: on border of fine lake: 20 cIes lund. SlS00
 Broom house, 1-2 acre land. Sl05O
 building lot overlooking Taunton lake, acres, S500.
 building site. D acres. on the most slightly place in Newtown S15.000. house, IA acre land, St50.
 Several places not advertised.
The Newtown bee., 1909-03-19
FOR SALE.

runabouts, ..s225 up; turn under runabout; i single turn under tuck. good one cheap. S35; double turn under truck, .good one cheap, S75; set single harness, extra good, SS, SIC and $l5; one fast pacer, mare, 1050 lbs, safe for lady, $50; one black horse, chunk, 1900 lbs, sl5O one pair black horses, 2250 lbs; $25O, Sol- id and cushion tire, put on at reduced prices The largest stock in the city on hand
 H. H. BURLINSON,
 Arctic and KnOwItOn Sts.,
 Bridgeport, Ci. Telephone 953.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-25
Death of Mrs. A. ]. Barker.

Mrs. Amelia F. Barker died at the
home of her granddaughter, Mrs. H. E.
Colvin, in Burlington, with whom she
had made her home for the past year,
about midnight Wednesday from cancer
of the liver. Mrs. Barker was a native
of Middlebury and longtime resident
here. She was twice married, her fret
husband being William c. Langworthy.
who died several years ago. She after.
ward married John l.. Barker, who also
died. Mrs. Barker is survived by one
son, Harry S. Langworthy of Burlington,
a daughter, Mrs. Tom Fletcher of Bridport
and four grandchildren, Mrs. Rushforth
of Peekskill, N. Y, VIM. c. Foote Of this
village. Miss Madeline Foote of Boston
and Norman Fletcher of Bridport, two
brothers, George Stearns of Chicago and
Henry Stearns of New Haven Mills She
was g, lifelong member of the Methodist
church and always took an active inter,
est in church work. The remains will be
brought here from Burlington this morn
ing and the burial will be in the West
cemetery.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-25

The Middlebury team was made up at
the last minute. as the men selected
were to be the five that had made the
best showing in the preceding one hun
dred birds shot at.
The Middlebury boys deserve much
credit for theiR fine showing. They shot
on equal terms with Montpelier yet led
that team by twenty-one birds. The
Rutland team was picked weeks ago,
they shot on their own grounds and had
practiced together continuously up to the
day of the contest.
The big event of the entire tourna-
ment was the individual championship
contest at one hundred targets, held on
Thursday, the second day. In this
match j. A. Wright of Middlebury and
c. E. Davis of Rutland tied at SO each.
When this announcement was made
the greatest interest prevailed.
After an interval of few minutes the
two principals took their positions at the
number two trap. Jack Tanning, the
professional, was selected to referee this
important match, as each contestant was
to shoot at twenty-five targets to decide
the winner.
All shooting at the other traps was
stopped, and every one on the grounds
even to the ammunition statesmen, auto
mobile chauffers and the sandwich men
that were serving refreshments in near
by tent. crowded back of the score TO
witness these two experts battle for su,
premacy.
Mr.. Davis won the toss and selected
the number two firing point, while Mr..
Wright took his station at number one.
The climatic conditions were exceeding
| ly trying and decidedly unfavorable for
big scores. A storm was rapidly ap-
preaching and strong wind from the
south was increasing every minute.
Amid breathless silence Mr.. Wright
called pull and missed very difficult
left quartering shot, but broke his four
other birds. Mr. Davis broke his five
straight. Davis then moved to number
three and Wright went to number two.
Here the latter missed one bird, and
Davis again ran five straight.
1t certainly looked dark for the old
veteran, but his nerve never deserted
him. his position was one of the utmost
confidence, while the strain was begin
ming to tell on his more youthful oppon-
ent, who missed five targets out of the
next fifteen, Mr.. Wright missed but two,
winning the shoot by one bird and the
individual championship of Vermont for
1909, at inaminate targets.
1t was apparent the crowd was with the
older man; for when Mr.. w. q. Hill of
the Remington Arms Co. announced the
result, cheer went up that could have
been heard mile away. Mr.. Wright
was unable to go to the dressing room,
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-25
STATE SHOOT AT RUTLAND.
Judson A. Wright Wins Cham
pionship Of Vermont.

The Vermont State Trapshooter's
League held its first tournament at Rut-
land under the auspices of the Rutland
Gun Club on June 10th and nth.
This was without doubt the largest,
best conducted and most successful
shoot ever held in the state.
Over sixty shooters participated in
Guiding several professionals. A dozen
cities and towns were represented and
from outside the state were gentlemen
from New York, Albany, Troy, Glens
Falls, Philadelphia, Boston and Green
field, Mass, Portland and Brunswick,
Me.
The Middlebury Gun Club was well
represented, the following members
were in attendance, j. A. Wright, N. s.
Foote, R. F. Pinney, L. c. Russell, G.. N.
Shambo, &. Hill, c. E. Palmer and Geo.
Palmer, the TWO latter being residents of
New Haven.
The Rutland Gun Club had three sets
of traps installed, and the grounds were
had been erected providing seats and
refreshments for the shooters and large
number of spectators in attendance. Not
hitch or unpleasant feature occurred
during the two days programme, and
much credit is due Mr. G. E. Davis of
the Rutland Club, chairman of the tour
nament committee. The principal con-
test for Wednesday, the first day, was
the team shoot for the championship of
the state. Three Vermont clubs entered
teams of five men each.
The Rutland team was victorious, win
ming the championship, defeating Mid
dlebury by only four targets and Mont
pelier by twenty-five. The three teams
were made up az follows, with score of
each contestant shooting at fifty targets
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-06-25

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