The Saint Paul globe., 1899-02-12
WINNERS OF THE CUPS.
AND THOSE WHO WON SWEEP.
STAKES AT THE POULTRY
SHOW
EXHIBITION COMES TO CLOSE

8aA 4 mt Oi tne hS40ct0t1Ons n. kS
Lott, Minneapolis, the Pen Cup
Miss Hope Draws Several Prizes
The thirteenth annual exhibition OF
the Minnesota State Poultry associa-
tion saw it's finish last night, and
while Market hall will probably echo
for some days to come with the merry
music of many lays, to say nothing OF
other forms of fowl melody, the chick
ems, ducks. turkeys, pigeons and owls
will return to baser occupations than
furnishing the attraction for a host of
admirers.
The closing scenes were animated
A big buff cochen was chosen to de-
liver the farewell address. There being
many hens present, with lady-like in
st1nct that kept them all talking at
| once, 1T was impossible to hear all he
said, but a Blue Andalusian belonging
to Phil SchweitZer gave him the sub
stance of the talk, which the chief of
detectives interpreted as follows:
Friends, thank you for this honor.
We have been intimately associated
for a week. and it is with many regrets
that I must now take leave of you.
We have much to crow over, and will
now go home and tell our less fortu-
nate brothers and sisters that we to-
day have undoubtedly furnished the
best entertainment of the kind ever
| seen in the Northwest. In point of
fact, Mr.. Butterfield, whom you have
all been introduced to, has said we
rank with the best displays he has ever
seen, and he has seen them all (great
applause in which the speaker joined.
1T is true, and it is a pity that the
weather has kept people away, but
we have been splendid success for all
that Mr.. Hope, the president of the
association, informs me that arrange
ments have already been made for
next years exhibit, and that it will be
even larger and better than the present
one. / hope to see you all in ST. Paul
at such time"
The cochen orator was frequently
applauded. When he had finished, res
olutions Of thanks were drawn up
thanking the officers of the association
for their courteous treatment and the
secretary instructed to spread them
abroad upon the records. The conven-
ton then adjourned.
| The last Of the prizes were announc-
| ed yesterday afternoon and are as fol-
lows:
BLACK TAIL JAP BANTAMS.
Hen-Ed Lynch. St. Paul, first prize
WHITE CRESTED WHITE POLISH BANT.
ANS
Cock-Ed Lynch, st. Paul first prize.
Hen-Ed Lynch. st. Paul. first and second
prizes.
ROSE COMB BLACK BANTAMS.
Cock-J. G. Osmundson. Nerstrand, first
and second prizes.
Hen = ]. G. Osmundson, Nerstrand, first
second and third prizes.
Pen - ]. G. Osmundson Nerstrand firsd
prize.
BLACK LANGSHANS.
Cock-George- Knapp, Winona, first prize;
Hauser Bros, Minneapolis, second prize; c.
N. Bliss. Minneapolis, third prize.
Hen-C. N. Bliss, Minneapolis first prize;
Hauser Bros, Minneapolis, second prize;
William Eberly & Son, Anoka. third prize.
Cockerel-Hauser Bros, Minneapolis, first
prize; c. N. Bliss. Minneapolis, second and
third prizes.
Pullets = Hauser Bros, Minneapolis first
prize; c: N. Bliss. Minneapolis, second and
Pen-Hauser Bros, Minneapolis, first
prize; c. N. Bliss Minneapolis, second and
third prizes
Display-C N Bliss. Minneapolis.
BLACK MTNoRCA.
Cooke. N Bliss, Minneapolis, first, sec
ond and third prizes.
Hen-C. N. Bliss Minneapolis, first. sec.
Cockerel-C. N. Bliss, MINNEAPOLIS first
second and third prizes t
Pullets-C. N Bliss Minneapolis, first Sec
ond and third prizes
Pen-C N. Bliss, Minneapolis, first and Sec
ond prizes.
Display-C. N. Bliss, Minneapolis
PEKIN DUCKS.
Cock-Andrew Hope, Hammond Wis, frs
and second prizes; William Schultz, St. Paul
third prize.
Hen-Andrew Hope, Hammond, Wis, first
second and third prizes.
Cockerel-Andrew Hope Hammond, Wis.
first and third prizes; William Schultz, st
Paul. second prize.
Pullets-Andrew Hope Hammond Wis
first and second prizes.
Display-Andrew Hope, Hammond. /.
FRIZZLES
Cock-Wm Schultz, ST. Paul, first prize.
Hen-Wm. Schultz, St. Paul, first seoont
and third prizes.
CUPS.
Poultry Herald Cup-N. S. Beardsley, St
Paul
Association Cup-Ritt & Hogan, St. Paul
Pen Cup-A. B. 10th. Minneapolis.
Bantam Cup-J. G. Osmundson, Nerstrand
| Prize Cup for most birds scoring over 81
| points)-J. G. Osmundson. Nerstrand.
SWEEPSTAKES.
D. ~.
Asiatic Class-Ritt & Hogan, St Paul.
Mediterranean Class-H Schroeder. 81
| Paul
| Polish C.ass-R. Mei,e. ST. Paul
Hamburg Class-Miss Margaret Hope, Ham
mond.
French Glass; Kirby. St. Paul.
Game Class-W B. 10th. Minneapolis.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Wooden Hen Gor highest scoring pair)-A
B. 10th MINNEAPOLIS
Best Hen in Plymouth Rock Class-N. s
Beardsley, st. Paul
| Best Cockerel in Leghorn Class-Mrs. Rob
| ert Waldron, Minneapolis
Best Pulet in Leghorn CASH. F. Huel
| ster. St. Paul.
| Best Hen in Minorca Class-C. N. Bliss
| Minneapolis.
Best Pullet in Hamburg Class-Miss Mar
| garet Hope, Hammond Wis.
| Best Cock in French Glass;. Kirby. St
Paul
| Best Cock in Wyandotte Class-W Schultz
Best Hen in S. L. Wyandotte Class-H. G
| Goette. st. Paul
Best Pul.et in Light Brahma Cass-Ritt &
Best Cock in Andalusian ClassAF. X MARI
| off, ST. Paul.
| Best Hen in Bantam Glass;. G. osmund
Best Cockerel in Bantam Class-Leslie Par
| lin, St. Paul.
| NOTES.
| In the sweepstakes each winner received &
| cash prize of So.
| For the special prizes the Prussian Remed,
company, of st. Paul. gave the winners 6
choice of a package of poultry food or pack
| age Of lice killer.
The award OF second prize on Single Comf
| Brown Leghorn cockerel was a mistake. and
was last night announced as belonging tt
| William H. Rittle. of st. Paul.
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