Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-05
TIE POULTRY SHOW.
The Second Day Very Successful One
4 RIg Time To-Day.

The Second Day Very Successful One
a HIg Time To-Day.
Yesterday wa the second day of the
Wheeling Poultry Associations third an
nual exhibition, and it proved to be a NEST
successful day. The attendance was very
good during the day and evening, and the
success of the third exhibition is assured.
The display is undoubtedly the finest ever
seen i'm Wheeling ar this section OF country
for the matter of that, sud 1t IL made 80
because every individual member takes es-
pcCiai pride IN doing rs much as he can -
ward pushing tine affair to the front, while
the officials ol the association are very en-
ergelic aud have worked hard to attain
success The officers are ~ follows:
presideut- C. q. Smith, Wheeling w.
Va
Spcretary-Dr. W. J. Bates, Jr., Wheel
ing W. Va.
Trcamrcr-H. f. Wells, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
Vice prrsidenis-Dr. Harris, Easines3'
burg o., Pcrley Pickett, GAINESVILLE, o..
George T.. SlssOn, Roreya Point, w Va.
Executive Committee Dg. W. !. Bates,
Jr, George O Smith, Wheeling, w. Va
Joseph Immrr, Flushing, o., Pcrlcy
i',rI, Il, GAINESVILLE, o.: T.. \. Welser,
BrIl,irc, o; II. +. Wells. Bridgeport, O
Theodore Ngtl Rusinesburg, o.
Judge. Y. Bicknell, Buffalo, y. Y.
Following s full list Of m"mhcrs, aud
the species of pruiiry bred b. th"m: !.
i Garden, Wheeling. W. Va. FdEcy pOdl-
try; r. NJ Garvin, Wheeling, w. Va ,
Black and WE,ie Mn,rcas; T.. O'Ne2l,
Wheeling, ". N,, Cochur; Dr. ". j.
Bttca, Jr, Wheeling, w. Va, riym nth
GnrEa; e. o Smith, Wheeling, W. Va
BIack Minorcas; Al Smith, Wheeling, w.
Va, Light hTahmas; J. G. Graddock,
Wheeling, W. Va, Black Minorrls; NJ.
T. Whitham, West Alexander, Pa Wy
g"'ot'"a' 1a"'"s u"n.a" :. ,!ia"gy"Tt
. Fancy iuu.,y, g. T. ~, .ImI."-
port, Ohio, Lisht EIsiuas, Wyaudotrrs;
Harry WcoGvocE, Bridgeport. O, W. c. Il.
Polish; S ". Guthrie, Homer City, Pa,
l.angshaHs, Light BIahnla-; r,rley Pick
cit Barnes'iIlc, Ohio, plympuih Ep,Iis;
!. j. H. Tahrr, E%rnasyil", OHi0,
WyaudottcS; Joe Farmer, Finishing,
Ohio, Plymouth Rocks, WyMdottes,
y. u. Sidwcil, Flushing, Ohio, plymouth
Rocks; + J. WcIsrr, EcIlaire, O, Iiuht
BIalma Wyandotle; : z Hamilton, Bel
lairc, o, Wynndottcs; W. A and !. l.
EaDar, Coon l7!aud, Pa W. c. l. Polish,
Game; J. j. Snars, Piedmont, o, Light
Huhma, Game Ranta C. +. Giilin Stew
artavilic, o, Plymouth Rocks, g. Krtzr
X Sons, Hickory, Pa, Wymdottca; j. NJ.
HApg1 Bridgeport q Wyandottrs; W. s.
U:r, t;lcmoc o, Wynndottra; r W. FAX
ton aud wife, McConnril'4 Mills, Pa, Ply
mouth Rocks; J. e. lIogc, Mt. Pleasant
o., I.eghOrns; Geo. T.. Sisson. Ronry's
Point, w. Va, X. c. Il Icghorns; l.. T.
Sisson, Roneys Point, W. Va, WAN
d0itCs.
Hrsdcs these there are quite numhcr
o: other exhibitors who have some large
and some small-dlspmys
Last evening quite a numhar OF chicken
fmcicrs Gnd others listened 10 an interest
ing address on the "Naluc Of tie i'onltry
Product of the United States" by Prof
James Duncan, Ir, of Bridgeport, AMI
tlic talk was a highly interesting one
This evening at the same hour Mr.. ). I.
BlCkncll, OF New York, will deliver an adj
dress upon The Origin at Certain Varieties
Of PGultry," which will also he of de
cidelly interesting nature, especially 20
poultry laEcieIs.
An incubator is on exhibition at TIE
eastern end of the rink aud to day num-
her Of chicks ale expected Ia hatch ont,
which will be a very interesting sight 30
all. This will be the big day at the show,
and every arrangement has been made 10
entertain the large crowd o.,pertrd 4
large number of lads. rIend. 4 yesterday,
and weTy very much pleased with what
they saw. The ladies aIc especially in
vitCd and they are assured Of hcing lairr-
ested. The dog show il especially attrac.
tive to them, and .nr raninrs seem to like
beinm i,imired by female eyes The dogs
are the most interesting fraturc Of tho e,-
bibitiOn 10 many, and it IL r.. a.Jsrsuprising
that so many Whcr!,Iy people who have
fine animaIS iailed TO pat them on cXhibi
tiOn, and by this means help to boom the
bench show, the first one that Wheeling Las
ever had.
Mr.. Joseph Lawis ~ tannonsburg, is
the awarding Judge in this department,
ana the most valuable dog in the eXhihi.
tiOn and the one with the longest pedigree
was broucht.trom pItt-burp hy him aud
placed On display. This Is ll,g champion
Paul Gladstone, 2 se'.S,, ~hO has great
record.
90 ono should fail 20 attend today and
see the great exhibition.
PLEASANT PATTY