The age-herald., 1898-12-14
SECOND DAY OF
 POULTRY SHOW Many Beautiful Birds Are on
 Exhibition. THE TENT AN INNOVATION Fancy Fowls of Various Varieties Are to be Seen Being Liberally Pat ronized-List of the
 
THE TENT AN INNOVATION


 pretentious associations. l Early yesterday morning the officers of
 the Alabama Poultry and Pet Stock Asso-
 ciation were at their posts and were kept buslly occupied placing the birds which 1 failed to arrive on Monday. It was not long | until every coop in the long tent was oc- cupied by one, two or three beautiful fowls,
 which to the unintiated looked like prize | winners. George M Clark of Kensington, Ka., pos | sby the largest exhibitor, arrived with | twenty Light Brahmas, each one of which | is picture. MT. Clark has one of the l largest and best equipped poultry farms in l the south and his exhibit suggests that he | knows a thing or two about chickens. | R. " Goss, of Carbon Hnl exhibited | thirteen beautiful silver laced Wyandottes | which promise to sweep everything in the l class. l Among the local exhibitors, T. c. Dalons Light Brahmas are worthy of mention, while Mrs. MeCafferty, s. M. Hanby, Secre- 1 tary CoIe and others have creditabie ex hibits. This exhibition is an innovation in poultry l shows in respect to the tent in which the exADilion is held, which promises to become popular. There are many advantages in
  | ing The ventilation Is better, while the ar | engagement can be made almost perfect. It | is more than possible that other aSsoeia- | tions will adopt tho idea. The show was well patronized yesterday and it is expected that during the remain der of the week many of Birmineham's cit
 izens will take advantage of the opportnn- | ity of inspecting this excellent collection of | fancy fowls. | The following fanciers are represented: | Mrs. H. J. McCafferty Birmingham | White Wyaadottes, Blue Andeusians and Rose Combed Wyandottes. J. N. Vaughn, Brmingham-Barred Ply mouth Rocks. 1 A. c. Emery Birmins nsham--Barred Ply mouth Rocks A. J. Riley, Pratt City-Barred Plymouth Rocks, Single Combcd Brown Leghorns and Buff Leghorns. | David Proven, Pratt City-Single Comb'd Black Minorchas. Mrs. F. M. Bell, Birmingham-Iight Brahmas. James Allen, Pratt City-Light Drahmas Mrs. A. B. Hall, Birmi.s,~-1i-5iack Langshans. G. H. Mitchell, imingham-Barred Ply R. Kirkland, mingham-Barred Ply mouth Rocks. Henry Lockwood, Birmingham-Whte Wyandotte and Black-Breasted Red Games T. C. Dolan, Birmingham--Light Brah- mas. Mrs. S. M. Hanby. Birmingham-Golden Laced Wyandottes. w. C. Madden, Birmingham-single Combed Brown Leghorns. S. P. Myers. Birmingham-White Ply mouth Rocks. H. w. Myers, Birmingham-Partridge Cochins. Mrs. N w. Trimble, Birmingham-w White Wyandottes. Thomas Duggap, Pratt City-Black H. M Archibald Birmingham-Barred Plymouth Rocks. James Brody. Wylam-single Combed Minorchas. George A. Eyrick, New Orleans, La.-Buf Cochins, Single Bombed White Leghorns and Pekin Ducks. Gus A Samuels, New Orleans, La.-Whte Crested Black Polish and Light Brahmas. Jack Phillips, Brmingham-Partridg Cochins R. w. Arnold, Birmingham-Ligh Brah- mas and Buff Cochins. William Logan, Pratt City-Buff Coch- ins James Allen, Pratt City-Buff Cochins George M. Clark, Kensington, Ga.-Light | Brahmas, twenty birds. S. G. Wood, Birmingham-Single combed Leghorns Mrs. A. Lemon, Oxmoor-Barred Ply | mouth Rocks-and White Lekhorns. Henry Zuber, Pratt City-Buff Wyan- dottes.
 H. G. May, North Birml yham-white game Bantams. Clarence Davis, Birw ngham-Black breasted Red Games. John Fletcher Pratt City-Black breasted. | Red Games C. H. Cowort, Troy-Whte Plymouth | Rocks. ey t,rl,o,a -Cto oprac | E. M Haggard, Birmingham-Silver laced | Wyandottes. Zeb H. Gilreath, Americus. Ga.-Buff | Cochins. | S. E. Fair, Avondale-Silver laced Wyan- | dottes. l R. S. Hickman, Oxmoor-Single combed | brown Leghorns. | D. J. Thummer, East Iake-Barred Ply | mouth Rocks. S. R. Stewart Kensington. Ga.-Black l breasted Red Games Hunter Nation Smith, Birmingham l Black breasted Red Games. 1 Townsend & Freddy. Birmingham-Whte I Games. l Rocks and Buff Leghorns. | H. B. Lansden, New Market-Barred Ply mouth Rocks. R. V. Class, Carbon Bill-silver Laced Wyandottes | N L. Hutchison, Crystal Sprlngs-Buff Leghorns, Barred Plymouth ROCK, SllVer Spanugled Hamburgs. Black Langshans, 1 Rose and Bombed Minorchas. D. Dustan, Wylam-Buff Cochins and Light Brahmas. Fl J. McCafferty--Barred Plymouth Rock J. D. Heneford, New Market--Singe- | Combed Brown Ieghorns. l C. H. Cole. Birmingham-Barred Plymouth | Rocks. R. L. Sumner. Avondale-Barred Ply mouth Rock. | Mrs. c. H. Cole, Birmingham--Whi Wy andottes c. c. Broxton, West End--Black Lang shans. l Mrs. ]. D. Haggard. North Birmingham | Silver Laced Wyandottes Besides these. there are pigeons, doves, canaries and other birds Fourth Glass Postmasters Washington. December 13.-(Specal)-