The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-15
ALL WINNERS ARE NAMED.
Blue RIBBON DOGS READY TO BE
VIEWED By SOCIETY FOLK.
Josfsh Collins, President Of Kennel
Csb. Has IN Exciting Expert
eaee ~ . Lion Tamer-$eattle's
Champion irish setter Not Seen.

1sst 1eK SHOW VIII come 10 an emu t1l.S
evening, and ali but the circuit chasers
VIII return TO commonplace life. Some OF
them. o. COURSE. will suffer from enlarge
ment OF the crantum, supeFind1ced by blue
r5coons. diplomas and highly commenda-
tory remarks from e. Davies and H T.
Payne. these eminent authorities on canine
aristocracy.
Yesterday was a record breaker a, the
show so far as attendance was concerned,
but the officers Of the kennel club expect
that the rush this afternoon AMI evening
viii be stil greater Az the winning dogs
will be decorated with ribbons, and proper
ly placed in their stalls for public inspee-
tfon- 1t viii be. so to speak a day for dress
parade, prelininaries having been settled
and disputes adjusted
For a. year, al least, Julius Redelsheimer
will be the envisd owner OF the ugi!est
dog In the city. His Rediingfon terrier.
Clarence j. he's won the distinction in an
open field and In fair fight. The decision
( IL official. and there is no appeal. Clarence
j. does not appear TO feel elated at his
elevation 10 emincnee. but IL - thought he
has not fully recovered from the shock OF
being In competition with DO other men,
bers Of the CANINE aristocracy. Dir. and
Mrs. Marshal A Bates Cleopatra H. was
awarded the honor of being the handsomest
red cocker spaniel in the show. She is
certainly entitled TO the honor, but the
crowd prefers Victor Mckinley. which Is
also owned by Mr.. and Mrs Bates. Mckin-
ley takes more interest in what IS going on.
He sits up and looks visitors straight in
the eye.
Aldon Radiance, Rev. j. w. Flinton's fox
terrier. which has won numerous prizes IN
all parts OF Canada and in the Eastern
part of the United States. carried OF the
silver cup for number of prizes won at
ary previous show Mr.. Flinton's Aldon
Swagger was pronounced the handsomest
fox terrier in the show. which is almost
equivalent to giving him the championship
Of the Pacific coast.
Competition in the Irish setter class.
which was judged yesterday morning was
not close as at the last show, when
Mrs Pearsoli's Ireland Dock was declared
a winner over Mciaughlin's Chief. In this
respect no reference Is had 10 the quality
of contestants at either show. Ireland
Dock was entered In the present show but
has not appeared on the bench and was also
absent from the competition. This gave
first prize to Count Mack. owned by Tudor
j. A. Teidemann. of Portland. Or, and
second TO H c. Bromley's Lord Killarney.
Fanciers were anxious 10 see Ireland DOCK
and Count Mack In the ring together be-
cause they are very fine animals.
In the open class for Irish setter bitches
Rose which is owned by Mrs. MeKeon. OF
Victoria, b. O. won first. She is not listed,
being late entry. II. c. Bromley's Lord
Killarney was pronounced 10 be the best
local Irish setter I'm the show. Bert Montez.
the handsome English setter bitch owned
by II. T. Denham. OF Tacoma. won first
In the open competition for local English
setter bitches. 1t was triumph for Den
ham as the dogs were all high class IL. Il.
Kennedy's Pattie X. was second and Thcss.
IL Hardys Bon Mor.tez third.
OF the features Of the day. not on the
programme relates to President Josiah Col
Inns experience as a lion tanner. The TWO
cubs bedecked with ribbons. were taken
ont OF their cage and given the freedom
of the sewdust pit. There were many peo-
pie around the railing. and the antics OF the
cubs were watched with keen interest Spit
fire was feeling very kinky. she rolled
around in the s4wdust like playful kitten
and once in Il while would make running
Jump AT her mates nose and ears. She
would open her big mouth and show her
long and ugly teeth much To the amuse-
mon. of the crowd. President Collins was
I'M the pit helping matters aiong. He was,
i'm fact enjoying the sport. and became
quite friendly with the dininutive nan-kill-
efs.
All went well Until one OF his friends
called him 10 the side OF the pit for q
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his back on the lions. Spitilre did not Ike
this In one second she made flying
| iuynp across the pit ard nailed President
| collins who Jumped about seven feet. Spit
| fire tumhlei TO the ground with few
| uleces OF cloth in her mouth and claws.
! President Collins wore another s.Ilt OF
clothes last evening.
Awards to Special Competitors.
Awards in special competitions were az
follows:
Dog or bitch having largest number 81
Prize winnings At any previous show-Sii-
| yer cup. won by Aldon Radiance fox ter
rier owned by Rev. J. W F.inton. Vie
Largest dog IN show--won by Seattle
! Chief st Bernard. weight - pounds. own
smallest deg in show-won by To2sy.
| owned hv II (. swee;ser, Vancouver. II. G.
rxliest dcg IN show-Won by Clarence J..
Bcdlington terrier owned by julius Redel
Res. collie hi,ch pup bred in Washing
ton-Won ~ poitse pmp.e. owned by
Hana=aiaess English setter PUPPY in show
Won nv Lazy Maud. owned BY g. l..
Best hooking deg or bitten IN miscellaneous
cls<s-won ~ Stanley. owned by X. Nj.
kaiaf. Seattle,
Rest coated setter in shoN~wan nv Sem
/ GoY5o owned 10y r. IL Gran. Seattle
Best coated collie tgahlsf in show Won
| ~ Ganses Fox. owned by George Tinto.
seattle
HaudSornest FIX ;errier-Woa by Aldon
! SwasEer. owned b. Rev. j w Fiinton
Victoria
Hsnason - rel cocker sqaniel-Won by
Cleopatra II eWre1 IN NJ. ard Mrs Mar
sAA.i = bates. Seattle
itsn.isoHst~s black cocker spanlel--.yyan
~ tlucsa - Saeha, owned by J. w
fTv1sht0G Victoria. r. ..
ifaG@seuseSf frE t<h setter owned n Sc
aiils~ Waa IS Count Dick +. owned hy e.
/ u S9lr1sau.
! Has fsou1tst Irish setter owned sn Scat
/ t5f-N Wen ap LORD Killarney. oRne.i hy IL
4 Hrogntsy,
/ Best jaHanese rnE sr snaw-Wsn bv
| ~4nke, owaeA ~ Nine Pianks. Iaav u
IsiuSs.
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