The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-03
ENTRIES FROM OUTSIDE
RECEIVED BY THE MANAGER OF
THE DOG SHOW
Some of the Finest Animals in the
Country Have Been Entered
Northwestern Kennel People Ju-
bilant Over the PrOspects-NO
Question About It's Success.

The success of the dog show is al
ready greater than its managers anti
cipated and the officers of the North
western Kennel club are jubilant.
All day yesterday entries from East
ern cities poured into the office Of
Supt. Clayton and he had
more than he could attend to record
ing and classifying them.
great many more local entries than
were expected have also been received
and altogether 1t Is believed that at
least 500 dogs will be on exhibition in
Market hall next week.
The Humane society, for whose bene-
fit the show is to be given Is exerting
every effort to advance the interest and
tomorrow night lecture will be given
In the House of Hope on Our Animal
Friends
The lecture will be Illustrated with
eighty stereopticon pictures of various
animals, and the Humane society eX-
poets to purchase the outfit and will
loan it to the public schools through
out the state. During the lecture at
tention will be called to the dog show
A list of prizes and medals has al
ready been completed. There will be
winners classes at the show for mas
tiffs, rough and smooth coated st. Ber-
nards, Great Danes, greyhounds, point
ers, English, Irish and Gordon settlers,
cocker spaniels, collies, Irish water
spaniels, bull terriers and smooth fox
terriers. Dogs winning a championship
will be entitled to American Kennel
club championship medals.
Workmen are already engaged in pre-
pairing Market hall for the show
: Benches are being erected, and in a
few days everything will be in readi-
ness for the dogs. The decorators will
begin their labors on Friday.
ha fn11 fyioc For
were received yesterday:
Osceola Mills Kennels Osceola Mills, Wis.
Great Danes. Osceola Dey, Osceola, Mes
nah.
Arthur Frcemhlng, Chicago Kennel
Dachshunds Bouncer, Isabella, Nellie Fox,
Benny. Phenomenon, Reinecke.
Ravenswood Pug Kennel Chicago-Drum-
mer Lad: winner of seven frsts; Drummer
Sateen, four frsts; Jane Hooker, two frsts.
II. w. r. TAFT, Austin-Bird c, Dart, win
ner in the Minneapolis show last year.
M: M. Brown, Flint, Ind.-Great Danes,
Eara a6, Olivia, three frsts in 1898 and three
A. H. slocum. Norwood. Minn.-Eight
J. T. Michaud, Duluth Kennel-cocker
E. ]. Jackson, Albert Lea-Pointer, Lady
curriers', Veracious, Seldom H suitor r Vineta,
Seldom Serene, all prize winners.
Dwight Kennel Dwight, Ill.-Two kennels
Gordon setters Lad two firsts, twenty spe-
cials; Dwight Grouse, Dwight B, Dwight
Minnie, Dwight JIM Dwight Pleasure all
prize winners.
E. H. Ingeverson, Chicago-Kennel smooth
fox terriers.
Nokomis Kennels, Chicago-Mastiffs,
Champion Sinaloa. six firsts, also CHALLENGES
first and champion first; Beufort's Boy, sew
eral frsts; Lady Ellison; bulldogs Lillian
Bross IL, four firsts; Village Tramp, Gull
lermo II; TITAN; water spaniels, Nora
O'Donohue, two firsts; three seconds; Willie
Riley, one first, two seconds.
j. l.. Wall, Chicago-Irish setter, Boslow
r. G.. De Puy, jamestown, N. D.-Rus-
sian wolf hounds, Pete, ColonePs own
daughter Krimatta.
Joseph Meisenheimer Milwaukee & St.
Demands, Lady Sylvia, Miss Sylvia. five
frsts, Chamninn Duke Of Wadsworth, Lady
Lillian, Sylvena.
LIE Roy Carl Haggenos. Galesburg, ILL.,
bull dogs, Negroes.
Ak Sar Ben Kennels, Omaha-Colie.
May Wheeler; black pugs, Dinah, B enhe!m;
spaniels. Little Duke, King Of Diamonds.
Ruby Second, Omaha Queen.
H. G. Meyer, Burlington, Io.-Dachs-
hunde Dinah Second, noted prize winner.
w. F. Carson. Omaha-Cocker spaniels,
Monah c, Barney.
Kenneth Kennels, Wauwat sa, Wis.,
King Charles spaniels, Kenneth Chester