The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-22
DOGS IN AUTUMN ARRAY.
MISS SLOANE GOES OUT WITH ONE
THAT PARADEs ON HIND LEGS.


Sign and Fights With "a NewfOund-
land who Advertises a Magazine.
Dogs Rainy Day Attire-A Dog
Show of Dogs in Full Dress.
Copyright
New York, Nov. 2O.-when Lille Lang
ed to a friend: "If I should ride down
Piccadilly with my dog in my arms inside
a week London would be a dogs town"
Somebody has ridden down the finest
street with dog in her arms. in full dress.
for the city is now dogs town and the
dogs are getting ready for winter.
A dog show of dressed dogs, ready for
a walk or a drive, would be more inter-
esting than any regular stock canine show.
People have seen the dogs year after year.
There are the dachsunds, the terriers, the
settlers. the pointers and all the poodles
and toys. But to see them in street dress
is another thing. At
The winter style I'm coats for dogs was
set a few days ago by Fifth avenue belle.
who walked across Central park with a
small. wooily black dog. His 'dogship was
dressed in a coat of covert cloth, tan color,
with black stripes. The stripes were en-
broidered on, as was the monogram OF his
mistress. The coat covered only the hinder
parts of the dog His forequarters were
wooiiy and unclipped. His rear was shorn
close and the coat bound him snug and
warrn. To hold It In place there was a
silver collar, with white ribbon attached.
which connected with the covert coat.
The Newfoundland dog that paraded the
town the other day. dressed in big blan-
ket upon which there was an advertise
ment for a magazine, and the dog that
advertised a florist by wearing great
chrysanthemum upon his coat, have both
been thrown in the shade by small
dog that advertisers furrier.
This little fellow walks In front Of a
very fine fur establishment with black
sable boa around his neck The ends fly
free and loose. When 1t is very chilly
he goes in the store and sits In the win
dow. He is perfectly white, and as his
furs are dark he shows them off to per-
lection. He INDUCED in short, sharp
fight the other day with Newfound-
land, and the boa was slit to threads.
Edwin Booth was very fond of walking
downtown with a big dog. On rainy
days the dog had rubbers on his feet. He
seemed to enjoy them, for he took no no
tice Of them. very promising young
actress, who likes TO attract attention
to herself, has her dog rugged out on
rainy days In fearful and wonderful style.
On pleasant days he Is a bicycle dog,
with a chain of hot house flowers around
his neck in the form Of tire. But OH
rainy days he Is a plain walking dog
Strapped across him is a blanket OF
tweed In red and black checks This
completely cnvelops him and leaves only
his pug head and his four feet bare 10 the
elements. The feet are provided for by
the wearing of leather shoes. These shoes
are high and buttoned on the side. Above
them there are straps to hold them on.
But the great beauty OF the dog Is his
umbrella This is a small-sized parasol
with handle cut on The short end Is
fastened into a band which goes around
the dogs body. The umbrella stands bold
~ upright and keeps off the drops. TO let
you know his dogship is coming there is
| a collar OF silver bells around his neck
that rings a pretty chime when the coast