Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-21
THE CANINE KINGDOM,
The Annual Dog Show a Great
Success.
Thousands Expected to View the
Dog Aristocracy.
The Angels Beaten by San Francisco
The Local Team Plays in Hard
Luck-ROach Getting His
Pitching Arm.

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was large attendance for an opening
day and there is every reason to believe
that the show now being held will be as
great success financially as the ones
previously held in this city. James
Mortimer of New York is the Judge this
year. He is we'll known all over
America as capable and conscientious
judge, and he was brought to California
expressly to Judge the Los Angeles and
San Francisco shows.
81 am surprised at this show" said
Mr.. Mortimer to HERALD reporter last
evening. II did not expect to find such
a fine quality of dogs and Southern Cal
ifornia is to be congratulated for making
such creditable exhibit"
Mr.. Mortimer is 80 delighted with
Los Angeles that he will stay here
several days longer than he anticipated.
The arrangements this year are ad-
mirable and the dogs are not crowded
together. Everything is clean and the
judging ring is larger than the one at
the recent New York show. Judging
began yesterday and will be continued
at O'Clock this afternoon. The follow
ing awards were made yesterday:
CLASS I-MAsTrFF-DoGs.
S. Tyler's Oraco, first Mrs. DR.. Lum-
mis- Amado, second; M. 4. Bragdon's 8
Bishop, third.
CLASS I-MASTIFF-
M. E. Bragdon's Phyllis, first Mrs.
j. M. Mitchells Lomita Hilda, second.
ST. BERNARD-DoGs.
L. B. Martins Republican, first John
Hetferman's Grand Chancellor, second.
Both these dogs were sent down from
San Francisco.
ST. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. N. l. Gouchei's Gypsey, third.
NEwFOUNDLAND-DoGs.
j. B. Banning's Scott.
NEwFOUNDLAND-DoGs OR BITCHES.
Matt Bunker's Rover.
GREAT DANE-DoGS OR BITCHES.
A. @. Freeman's Rhona R., first.
DEER HOUND-DoGS.
Mrs. II. w. Wallis Trojan, first; Chris
Kempel's Cervus, second.
Observation-Disclosures.
Chris Kempel's Flora first; Osgood &
Edmond's Lady of the Lake second.
GREYHoUND-BoGs.
G. w. Gordon's Leo first; s.. Tyler's
Lap second; Ned Carr's Handy third.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s. Tyler's Pronto first; j. B. Proctor's
Silk second; J. w. Gordon's Demo third.
GREYHoUND-DoG PUPPIES.
W. F. Barber's Charleston first; s.
Tyler's Hector III second; j. Schu-
macher's Wallace Go By second,
GREYHoUND-BITCH PUPPIES.
j. M. Cota's Lilyhaha first; Mrs. G.
Robson's Bundle Duchess second.
Observation-Disclosures CLASS.
Edward X. Benchley's Kan Koo first.
PoINTER-DoGs OVER 55 POUNDS.
H. NJ. Towner's All Sing first; A. P.
Kerckhof's Jap second.
POINTER-BITcHEs.
IL. M. TOwner's Amaryllis fret.
PoiNTER--DoGs UNDER SO POUNDS.
Frank w. Ingalls's Koko first; J. H..
Keifer's Oldstone Bang second Frank
G. Garrison's Ray F. third.
POINTER-BTTCHEs UNDER 30 PeU NDs.
H. Y. Evans's Eppelta first; Edward
X. Benchley's Kioto second, and BID.
Standeford's Bessie Jane third.
POINTER-DOG PUPPIES.
]. w. England's Spot first; e., b.
Tufts's Lemon second.
Some performing dogs will entertain
the pectators this evening. The show
is open all day. Among those present
yesterday we're noted Joe Banning, Miss
Cummings, j. Schumacher, DIR. K. y.
Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Benchley,
Cal Foy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Unger, r.
Clark and Miss Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. 7. Payne, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Dibble, Frank Schumacher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fleischman, Mr..
and Mrs. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Engles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook, Charles DIns-
muir, A. Gerberding, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs. Severance, A.
Wallen, Miss Tufts r. Mcknight,
Messrs. Campbell and Crowell of San
Francisco, H. M. Towner, DIR. Cowper.
Mr.: and Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y.
Mellus, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Linger, Mr..
and Mrs. H. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lyons, Mr.. Eagleson, Miss For
rester. Mrs. Watson, j. H. Wright OF
Riverside, A. B. Bruner Of Cotton.
A detailed report of the show will be
published in the HERALD tomorrow.