The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-05-13
THE COMING BENCH SHOW.
Numerous Local md Out-Of-Town
Entries MCde,

The approaching bench show, opening
May 10, at the Washington Light Infantry
Armory is attracting much interest among
| the lovers of dogs in the District. Numer
Gus entries have been made both of local
! dogs and of those from other cities. Some
of the Washington entries are as follows:
n. Carroll Downs will show his Scottish
terrier Nosegay Coxcomb; ]. II. Fisher,
the cocker spaniels Red Victor and Lady
Leta; W. ]. Thurman. his St. Bernard Sir
Malcumb; Miss Lucille Fuller. the Boston
terrier Miss Snappy Boston, W. NJ. Garrett,
his St. Bernard Sir Modred; r. S. Watcher,
his poodle Partisan: B. Lowndes Jackson
the English setter Mclean; n. Jensens,
the English settlers Cossack j., The Sena-
tor, and Princess Louise; James E. Joyce.
the skye terrier John; Miss Mabel L. Lam
borne, her cocker spaniel Beyis of Wood
stock II; Mrs. Ben Miller. the skye ter
rier Night; Admiral Frederick A. Miller,
his st. Bernard Young Ekkehard Won
Hirslanden; Mrs T. n McAbJy's poodle
Sylvia; Miss McComas, great Dane Rex c;
McQueeney & Wilson. their cocker spaniel
Molly F.; Thomas c. Noyes, his Boston
terrier Nancy; Maurice +. O'Conner. the
Irish setter Fritz Emmett ]. A. c. Pal
mer, the Boston terrier Judy; George n.
Payette, his skye terrier, Rag; Miss l.. 3.
Raymond. her fox terrier Ray: Represen-
tative John Z. Reyburn the pointer Tramp.
and Senator w. E. Mason, his fox terrier
Dick.
Among the out-of-town exhibitors is
Thomas Shenbrooks Of Baltimore, with a
string of ten ST. Bernards. This is without
doubt the best kennel of st. Bernards in
America. In this lot are champion Sir
Waldorf and champion Lady Bryn Mawr.
II
ring today, having won the Rupert chal-
lenge cup many times.
Miss Lillian C. Moran will show
strong kennel of Yorkshire terriers and
toy spaniels including the champion Ash
ton Premier and Ashton Marvel winner
at the last New York show.
Miss Claire l.. Darling will exhibit her
ruby spaniels Duke, Golden, Marguerite,
and Lille Langtry. The latter is probably
the best representative of her breed in
America.
Tasting kennels will show their Airedale
terriers, Hastings Clipper and three 9th
ers. This is the first time any specimen
Of this breed has been shown in Washing
ton as it is a comparatively new breed TO
this country.
The Montebello kennels show a string of
ten great Danes, including the unbeaten
champion Sondorborn Inn. for which they
paid 81 500 This is the highest price ever
paid for great Dane in this or any other
country. Mr. George Raper, of England,
shows his champion bulldog. Ivel Rustic
This dog is champion of both England
and America. having won over $50 prizes
here and abroad.
Mrs. Sem of New York brings on ken
mel of ten toy spaniels. Mrs Sem is the
most successful exhibitor of toy dogs in
the country, having carried off premier
honors al the New York shows for the last
fifteen years.
The Swiss MorStain kennels will exhibit
their newly imported PomeTanians, Hstci-
am Nip. Naughty. Brunette, and Nuban
Rebel. These are probably the best known
Pomeranians in the world, having bsen
brought from England by Mrs. Smyth at
an enormous expense.
Mr.. G. NJ. Carmochan. the fox terrier
judge. will show. for exhibition only, the
sensational wire barred fcx ter.isr Cham
pion Go Bang, for which he paid S25OO
and the equally celebrated smooth fox ter
rier champion Claude Luval, who cost
MIR Carmochan 81, 200.
There will be two exhibitions 6aily iy
Prof. j. w. Hamptons trick dogs. The
judging will take place Tuesday. ard it is
expected that many ribbons will be won
BY Washington entries.