Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

| mum lOI pllEG tInlutS Az lOllONS'
English Settcrs--C. +, Bond, first pre-
MUM on bitch; Miss Nellie Turner, sec
Ond on puppet.
Puinters--Asa Booth, first premium on
dog.
Beagle Hounds r. Robertson, first pr
MUM on dog; \. j. Schultz, frat on
bitch; J. c. lioge, lirSt on dog puppy and
inst on bitch puppy.
Fox HOunds-Willinm Dieriugrr first
premium on dog; Louis L. Ernst second
OH bitch.
Cotter Spauiels Chas. LuBcns, first
premium on dog and bitch; NJ. Frcismuth,
second Oh dog and bitch.
Italian Gray Hound-Neil McFadden,
| first premium on dug
Bull Terrier-John T.. Morgan, first pre-
MUM on bitch; Henry Bolte, second on
dog.
French Poodle--C. N. Fisher, first pre-,
MUM on dog.
Pugs C. y. Fisher, first premium on
bitch, second ON dog.
Scotch CollieS J. s. Sisson, first on
bitch; G. o. Smith, second on dog.
New FOnndland--H. BOte, first pre-
MUM on dog
ST. Bernardo a. Adams, first premium
OH bitch VIM. Myers, second on dog.
Coach bog George Chrlstlieb, iirs pre-
mium.
Skye Tcrrier-C. n. Fisher first and
second premium.
Best Cotter Spaniel bitch with puppies
John Hervey, first premiu m.
In the poultry department Judge Rick-
nell WAS busily engaged all day yesterday
in Judging upon the merits ol the different
specimens, and up to last night the follow
ing liSt Of awards had been uade:
X G. Brown LeghOrns CoCkerel-Con-
ley Orr, Valley Grove, inst; J. G.. lIoge,
Mt. Pleasant, second and third; D. II.
Powell, Roncy's Point, fourth Pallets
rieO. t. Sss0n, R0nry'S Point, Hr4t; J. G..
iIogc, second Conlcy Orr, third; ID IT,
row ell fourth. liens G. Iloge first
Geo. t. Sisson, second; j. {. IIOgr, third.
Breeding I'rns--J. G. Hcge, first, second,
third and fourth
S. c. Brown LaghOrns IIens-J. G.
lI"ra lir+t: II f. W"IIa, Bridgeport, srr-
ond; j. G. HOgc, third Pallets ). C.
lIo.c, fest; W. Il. Gibson, West AlrN.m
der, Pa, second: Mary T.. Citizen, Stewards
Vile, third; II. t.. Wells aud k. l.. No
Cullough, MhcrlIng fourth Curkcrcls--
j. G. Hcgc, lrd; Mary l.. GiIlcn second !;
II. T.. Wells, third t. b. Mccullough,
fourth. Breeding Pena-l. C. lIOge, first
II. f.. Wells, second, third and fourth.
Light Bramuas Cock. j. Sears,
Piedmont, Ohio first; H. T. Wells, see.
"nd; Z. J. Wclser, Bellairr, ohio, third.
Hen ChA5. II. AkerIy, l'onawauda
y. Y, first and ,cond; II. T.. Wells, third ;
f. J. Wclser, fourth. Cockcrels-C. II.
AkcrIy, first; II. Z Wells, second, j. }.
Sears, lhud; II. f. Wells, fourth. rul-
let-C. II. AkcrIy, frat and second; II. Z.
Wells, third j. j. Sears, fourth. Breed
Ing Pcns-C. II. Akerly, first; II. T.. Wells,
second and third; T.. J. WeIser, fourth.
w. c. B. Polish Cock--W a. and J. L.
Bonar, Coon Island, Pa, first; j. ]. Sears
second. Hens Harry T.. Wcodcock,
Bridgeport, O liIat; W. 4. and j. l.. Bo-
mar second and third; ii T.. W0Odcock
fourth. Cockerel-IIarry Il. WoodcOck
FIRST J. j. Sears second; John A. Berry
third. PulIcl--H. l. WoodcOck iiIsl; j.
J. Sears second; II. i. Wocdcock third; W.
4. and j. l.. Bour fourth. Hr,cdmE Pen
W. A. and !. l.. Eounr first; II. l..
Woodrock second; ! j. Sears third.
Buff Cochius -Cockrrcl Jas. duncan,
Tr. Rri,lyrpnrl frat. PnlIet-Elward
p'Nral Wheeling GrI and srrond
pro.Iin, Pen Ina nuurn FIR first
p,rtrIdyr CrrLins -Edy,,rl O'NpuI
scrnnd an cnrk .pcou,l nm corkerJ and
fret an rulI.i
D,rk Rr,Lmo-.I Sr,rs E,urib ON
cockereI
I,n,,sb,us Cnrl-T l. Jours MI.
pI.,.,,,t a S,,.,pd Cnrk,rI-E &
LONGS inst. Geo T. scott. MI Pleasant.
second I G lIo,r hind pullct Geo
T. SIT frat. + Joues second. Ia1
|, White. Wheeling. third; Geo f.. Scott,
C,ur,L
White Crchin PulIct- - Edward O'Neal
first
pIymo,,b pncLs- Corl- Toe Farmer
rInsi;ny n first. p,rIqv Pickett Barues
,;rn a. .,c,nI thnd and r,urib Hen
-pn,I.y picLc,i G,.t second and third:
Ior Farmer fourth Cockercl-Ioe Farm.
or f,st. : Prize Comuher, O second:
p,rIo, pi,Lctt tiird. To, Farmer fourth
p,IIsi- parIcy Pickett first: Joe Farmer.
saropd third and rourth breeding Pen
~ Ioa F.omer first and third: Perley
pirkett second and fourth.
Garyi. ijrothers have their incubator on
exhibition. and Yesterday some thirty or
thirty.tiye beautiful little chicks were
Matched out and put in til" hroodrr. The
is ohnul the most interesting exhibit il
the show, ana the incubator used is line
invention. AZ any enc will discover when
fine APPARATUS is explained to them A
Iar,e nn,nhcr of cap, will be hatched out
70 day and the process Of watching the
chicks picking and kicking themselves
into freedom ls novel, to say the least
one noticeable feature OF the chicks thus
brought into existence IS that they!are
the approach oI 'la''"I' '"'l '"'''''
''E N, /" "' Re' rirT S ' w,. down on fine
W. o. t, ,'.lI,,.,, I,., ,.,.,,;r,,
'LnI,..J Ln.n yrorLiny hard all Jay