New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-01
SHOCKS IND TOOTSIE FALL OUT
THEY HAVE TROUBLE AT THE PET DOG SHOW

TREY HAVE TROUBLE AT THE PET DOG SHOW
AND FIERCE BULLDOG TAKES PART IN III.
The 3O1 pet dogs now exhibition at the nrst
annual bench show OF the American Pet Dog Sluo'
had barked themselves into such a state OF excite
ment in the Lenox Lyceum during the frst twenty
four Of the exhibition, that by yesterday AFTER
noon most Of their poor little voices were only
asthmatc screcches. one little mite Of terrier had
harked so persistently ever since he had been put
there that he had completely lost his voice, and only
bobbed his shaggy little head up and down in .
frantic endeav0r 10 make himself heard. lie never
lay down. went TO sleep never ceased 10 utter
his protest against Being close to so many OF the
dogs whom he didn't know.
But he was only one OF the curious little canine
specimens which women call "dearies.' There
were two other small specimens Of this class which
brought themselves their owners into such
predcament that had IL not been for the large ana
sucgesively featured bull dog called Mars, who
acted as a settler something terrible might have
happesed Mt the dog show yesterday.
II seems to have all grown ont OF little Jealousy.
A special prize Is offered by the club to the owner
OF the most popular dog In the show The prize 70
t be an OF, painting OF the successful dog By Franklin
scweIl the artist, and the committee, after mucn
debate decided put the question to popular
vote at five cents VOTE The two dogs whose
vote, have run up above the others are Toosie. be-
longing TO Mrs C, and Shocks, the property OF
Mrs H. Toc<Sie Is little Japanese spaniel
which lives AT the show, in a little bamboo house.
which took the prize and which has glass sides, cleo
tric lights and Brussels carpets and cushions ohooAs
is a small Blcnhelm spaniel catalogucd as No.
142 l-2-pcdgree not arrived nevertheless ne Is .
ME-. It'll. d Z and friendly. snOoks at first led IN
the voting but gradually Tootse crept up by votes
worth - and 80 at time. Mrs. H and her nus
hand occupied a box at the Lyceum. Mrs. IL be-
came so Interested In the voting that nnally she
went down ON the floor To take sno0Ss out Ior "ai"
sh. and sno0ks We're standing before the Young
board With friend who owns 4 ioAterfler, fih'a
They were all Watching the figures run up Tor looeie
Finally Mrs. II sad 10 h'r ii'""' """ -
rootsies owncr!'
Inn no answer was possible. for just then along
came Toorsir pulling his mistress at the end Of
silver chain Now Tootsic even II she uoe' h'' III
= g.ass house. il just ia" KIND Oi Il hi'ie Jug 'nas
throw, stones and sooner had she seen ShooAs'
whose pedigree she had been told had mot yet
arrived and with whom she had been wiirheN asins'
associatinc than she gave little SlaFl anu ""'e
!. dash for 'kc unsuspcns SHOCKS
II no X, W.. - un>tsi ectn his owner Was rot.
IL SAW the pisnacions Htile Iootsle Just as TIE
Jap dl,cd at her Blrnlei, and putting out her LOOT
caught Toosie thereon and tumbled her over, "
poot,ic's wild anlazcment.
There was calm for moment, during which tims
roots. was placed in her glass house. Toosies
owner. however WAS looking for something. Pres
emily She foand IT, She approaching WIZ
her husband. and with her husband was Mars her
husband, prize bulldog. Now Mars has cast OF
conn;enan which sholld be sufficient to sIbine any
other dos that ever Lacked Mars was led by an iron
chain. Ills approach was silent and unnoied by MIS-
IL. until suddenly Mars, who probably bore the
memory OF an al ack by some little, snarling, In
putcnt terrier. b. undcd AT the poor ntle siooNs
-On tant he monster away ~ ciled MIS- IL
Take him away: he'll Nil enoohs.' 49,.
And the little SHOCKS WAS 80 frightened mat
lac tangled himself and his chain about his MISTRESS
feet, ana hidden from sight. -
Mr.. C hauled Mars away, and Toot,ic In hcr
tn>, ncn>e hrri the savage bark and wnrccred wh2t
It was-but didn't know that her insalt had besn
avenged. A..
Ii was announced at the show last evening that
the Infanta Eualie had accepted the invitation 10
visit the exhibition escndcd To her by the onicers
Of the club she Will probably Inspect the doSs
Friday afternoon. .
Professor shcdman's dogs performed afternoon ana
evening The TICKS Of Jim Cassidy. as Wen a. tns
antic, Of other canine wonders, called loren mucn
applause. The show l. open daily fom 10 a. III "
~ 80 p. m. and Will close omorrow night.