Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-02-01
THE $12,5OO DOG.

Sir Bedivere, the Great st. Bernard Cham
pion, Coming to the Local Show-More
Valuable Specials offered for CANNES
OF All Glasses.
More special prizes are being added to the
list for the Duquesne Kennel Club show. The
following in addition to those already an
nounced. have been receiyed:
Durbiu & Nc Watty offer handsome bronze
doll for the best mastiff winning V. H. Z. ].
NJ. Litten offers fine silk umbrella for best
mastif owned by a member OF the club.
Charles c. Montooth offers SIS for best mastif
owned in Allegheny county. A friend offers
So for the best collie in the open class; also s5
for the best bitch in the open class.
James Bown & Son offer handsome cordu-
row shooting coat for the best setter dog in tho
open class; also, Smith & Wesson revolver,
value Sl2, for the best English setter bitch in
the open class.
terrier. Mr.. Charles e. Montooth offers S. for
the best cocker spaniel.
Hotel Schlosser offers IS for the best fox
hound. James Lockert offers $40 for the best
pug puppy under one year.
August Leh offers a bronze ornament for the
hest bull terrier in the show under years of
age, owned and entered by Pittsburger or AL
leghenian.
Fred Goodwin offers $40 for the best fox
terrier; John A. Harper offers S. for the best
fox terrier not shown before; Shaffer d Lloyd
offer silver water set for the best fox terrier
bitch, and Steiner d Voegtly offer handsome
pearl carving set for the best skye terrier.
Councilman Morris Einstein offers 81 for the
best black and tan terrier. George H. Gledhill
owned in Allegheny county. ]. Z. Stroup
(cafe) offers silver bandbox. which is very
handsome special
]. E. Normecutt & Co. offer a fine silk um-
brella for the best kennel of four poodles
A friend offers IS for the best dachshunde
bitch in the show; George W, Backofen offers
gold penholder and pen for the best dach-
shunde owned in Allegheny county.
Howe Bros. & Co., offer $40 for the best
kennel of six shaggy for hounds in the show.
William j. Patton offers S. for the best
box OF fine cigars for the best Scotch terrier
dog In the show also same prize for the best
bitch.
Letters have been received from all the prom
1nent kennels in the country, stating that they
will show here and among them are Mr. George
81. Covert. of Chicago, ILL.,, who will show his
celebrated kennel of Irish settlers, and among
them are the sl00 champion, Dick Sw1veller,
and the phenomenal field trial winner just i'm
ported. Tearaway. and many other good dogs.
Mr. George H. Bush. of Buffalo, will
his Nortb Fds Of cocker sH
nels will also be on hand with about 80 of their
dogs consisting of some of the most noted win
ners OF this country and England. Mr.. L. =.
rose, Mass, will have Sir Bedivere worth Sl2,-
500. the champion st. Bernard of the world on
exhibition, also the balance of his noted
kennels. Lewis Brothers. of Canonsburg, will
also be on hand and will have about so of
their noted dogs. Fred Pastre will have Glad
stone II. at the show; William Seager will also
be be- there Z with about 30 & Of & his noted winners RS
fine ones. Mr.. John NJ. Chaplin will show his
kennel of noted mastiffs. Champion Paul
Gladstone. theiphenomenal winner that was
never beaten, will be on exhibition only. Mr.
j. OH. Denny will show some of his prize
winners. John Fawcett proprietor of the
Brownstown kennels, will also be on hand with
fine exhibit. P. Denmarsh will show Sulli-
van, the noted bull terrier. John Mahler will
be on deck with his bull terriers. A. NJ. Whit
lock. of Bullettsville. KY. will show his kenne:
of shaggy foxhounds. the only kennel of this
breed in the United States. Prof. Parkei will
have his string of trained dogs on hand and
give performances twice daily. From present
indications there will be about 700 dogs at the
show. The Duquesne Kennel Club wish to
thank their friends for the very liberal way in
which they have responded III giving specials