The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-10

aHu the fr1zeB Awarded were In
Close Competition
Bad colds are quite in fashion at the
poultry show, and any member of the elite
chicken society not possessing one is, in
deeo, not In the SWIM Each rooster seems
determined to Guido his neighbor In max
Ing the most hoarse cackle. OF course
these high bred fowls, the aristocracy Of
the oarnyard, are used to their patent
ventilated hen houses, and, when a stray
draft catches them away from home. a
| bad cold is invariably the result.
Today Is the last day Of the cackling, as
the show will close tonight, after what
has been in some respects the most sue
cessful exhibition held in the history Of
the organization, under whose auspices
the display has been given. Everything
went or smoothly yesterday, barring an
occasional ruction in the bantam quarter,
and frequent indignant protests from
| some fashionable henhouse occupant who
is being scored" Indeed the scoring
was about completed yesterday. With a
Few miscellaneous entries, and the buff
bantams, the judges work will be COM
plete.
The weather has in measure kept
down the daily attendance, although the
gate receipts thus far have exceeded the
| record Of last year. The attendance,
however, has not been up to that of three
years ago, when all records were broken.
Ihose who have visited the show, how
ever, are, in a large degree, fowl fan
ciers, and have a real interest In the
choicer varieties.
The scoring done by Messrs Butter
! field and Holden has been very satisfac-
tory to the exhibitors Some very nice
sales have resulted from the exhibit, and
the public generally Is better Informed
upon the subject of fine poultry.
Secretary Huelster gave out the fol-
lowing list of awards made by the judges
yesterday:
Black African Bantams-Edward Lynch.
st. Paul, first cock, first hen, first cock
erel, first pullet silver cup for the high
est scoring pair. j.. G. Osmundson, Ner-
strand, second cock, second, third and
| third pullet. First exhibition pen.
White Pekin Bantams-E. H. Dreves-
kracht. LIE Sueur, first cock, first, second,
first, second, third and fourth pullet.
First and second exhibition pen.
White C. w. Polish Bantams-J. P.
Peterson, St. Paul, first cock; first, sec
ond, third and fourth pullet First exhi-
bttion pen.
Golden 8. Bantams-W M Bean, Anoka,
third cock; first second, third cockerel:
first, second, third, fourth pullet; first,
second, third and fourth hen. First and
second exhibition pen.
Bronze Turkeys. G. Osmundson, Ner-
strand, first, second hen; first Tom; first,
second, third, fourth and fifth pullet;
first, second, third, fourth cockerel.
White Holland Turkeys-Crystaf Poul-
cockerel.
Barred Plymouth Rocks-Plum Tree
Poultry Farm. s. Beardsley, third, cock
erel; third, hen. third, exhibition pen: J.
H. 3. shamp, Minneapolis, fourth, cock.
G.. d. Holden, Owatonna, second. cock;
third. pullet J J. Dayton, Lake City,
first, pullhet; fifth fifth, cock. Oscar Turner,
fifth, hen; fifth, cock. J. G. .Osmundson.
Nerstrand, first, cock; first hen; fourth,
hen; first, cockerel:, second. cock; third,
P frMs A rs s esnef Ren PET fifth a pusI
second, exhibition pen; display. B. 8.
Griffin, fourth, cockerel.
Belgium H. Rabbits-N. D. Carveth, st.
Paul, first and second.
Common Rabbits-Wallace and Howard
Huelster, first and second.
Persian Angora Cat-Mrs. C. c. Hoyt,
st. Paul, first.
Muscovy Ducks-E. o. Lynch, st. Paul,
fret. drake; first duck.
Toulouse Geese-E. O. Lynch, first,
try Farm, Minneap polls, second, cock;
third, hen.
Golden Duck Wing Game Bantams-
Charles Nelson, Minneapolis, first, cock;
first, second, third and fifth. pullet; third,
exhibition pen,