New-York tribune., 1912-03-08
ION HUNT FOR GARDEN
,r,, This Year, but Next, at the
w. sportsmen's Show
STEPHENSON IN RARE FORM
.,ort A. G. Gunner Makes a
WI r,oon Score of Fifty Tar
Gets at the Traps.

has been the interest in the
% 80 Show, at Madison Square
epof'S his year that plans already are
GaiO.' uav by the management Messrs.
unoS' ,uor and Poth, for what probably will
VI" %, most remarkable exhibition or Its
IA ever attempted.
Nn' hasn suggested TO have a genuine
y ~ u,i,d animal hunt at the show next
AiilO' .hs details will be carried out by
year rsek Bonavita, known throughout
r~rone rrr ard America as the animal KING
Aa'V, =. nurposed TO have a section OF the
,oN out in imitation Of an African
U-'I r,o Captain Bonavita will have a num-
~'er ~ rstives. which he will bring from
.,.,.a especially for this purpose. and,
-. is more important he will bring
VIZ" rnb him from the Dark Continent q
Vos .rs.r NJ lions, and these will be used in
-. hunt which will be feature of the
10 The captain, with trained aids and
.h. natives. will give an exact representa-
',.n NJ how the lions are captured and
..oas ready for their trip across the ocean.
For the first time since the show opened
..o, score was made in the trap shooting
'..,,erdav. when +. B. Stephenson, of the
crssosnt Athletic Club, Brooklyn, broke
ea,, targets in the competition among the
.ro.,eurs. Mr.. Stephenson bids fair to
.unlicate his performance Of last year,
-,bar he won the indoor championship in
Cos, company. r. J. SPOTS and n. Herrick,
n ,he New York Athletic Club, follow, with
to-ty.nIne targets To their credit. and there
ara nine with a score Of forty-eight-Win
lam Hasslnger. Of Newark, n. j.; L. c.
Rsnsen. Of Mount Kisco, n. Y; p. K. Os-
borne. of West Somerville, Mass; Mike
Harvey, Of Norwich, y. y; w. Simonson,
of Minsola. Long Island l. &. Adams, of
Portland, Ne; P. Won Boeckman, of Rock
away Beach, Long Island: w. Ewing. OF
Montreal Canada, and c. De Quillfeldt, of
Amityville, Long Island.
The feature of the angling tournament
Yesterday was bait casting for accuracy
with half-ounce lure at a moving target.
When the contestant announced that he
was ready the target was started forward
and kept moving. II was won by o. ].
Marsh with a percentage of 9S Is; z. ].
New was second, with percentage OF
ps rs. and e. B. Rice third, with a percent
age Of g. The judges We're z. n. Meyers
and George L. La Branche and the referee
was W. McGuekin.
Lovers OF the artistic were attracted to
the miniature boys camp, erected by DR..
Frederic H. Wilson. The little exhibit
shows the camp erected on a slope of the
White Mountains leading down TO lake
front The hillside is dotted With tents,
while there is a bathing pavilion. with
floats and diving platform in the lake, and
rowboats tied TO the wharf.
TIE latest Ifesaving artificial respira-
hon apparatus for the restoration Of ami
nation after apparent death is on exhibi-
ion at the show. The device has been used
extensively in English mines and by the
British police. 1t is used 10 restore anirna-
lon after electric shock, drowning, food or
as poisoning
st. Gaudens, the black horse owned by
teven Van Allen, which adds, multiplies
nd picks out colors, 10 the delight Of the
oys and girls, is down to play game Of
uchre this evening with Mrs. Ira Hand.