The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-08
JUDGES GIVE OUT PRIZES
CUTE CATS REAPING THEIR
REWARD
MEDALS FOR TOM AND TABBY
Famous FeIines Feed on Choicest
Viands, RepOse on SiIken Cush-
ions and Wear Pink
Neckties.

The judges began awarding the prizes
yesterday at the annual exhibition of the
| Northwestern Poultry and Pet Stock
association. The cream of the show"
| according to the awards SO far made is
| blue Andalusian pullet exhibited by H.
| Grunhagen. The pullet has to it's credit
| S61a points out of a possible 100. The at
tendance yesterday was entirely satisfa2
| tory, the crowd straining the ticket forca
| to the utmost The poultry that was
recently exhibited in Chicago arrived
Wednesday night and was in place yes
terday. They are all Minnesota birds
and every one was placed in the first class
by the Chicago judges.
The cat department of the show re-
ceives much admiring attention. There
are now forty-three Cats on exhibition,
and all are beauties judged by cat
standards The prizes will be awarded
sometime today Besides a silver loving
cup, valued at SIS, silver med"ls will be
awarded for cats in the first class, and
bronze medals for those In the second.
Every possible care is to be taken of the
cats Their coupes are disinfected sew
eral times a day and veterinary sur
eeon examines them every day to see
that they have no ailments. Three times
a day they are fed Their menu yes
terday was for breakfast, Hamburger
dinner. chopped liver. No raw meat is
fed to them. Among the new entries
Yesterday were four snow-white Maltese
kittens. Jim, Grover, Surprise and Bis
marck. They have dainty pink rlpponS
around their necks and they repose on
nlump pink cushions. very beautl-
full cat is owned by Edwin Branch, OF
Minneapolis. Its fur is as near IKE
otter as a cats fur can be and 1t Is coal
black with white points Two dig WIZ
Angoras, Apollo and Maud, have WoAoer
fnl orange eyes. They are owned py
Mrs. G. G. Knox, of St Paul. The 1ol-
lowing awards have been made:
Ruff Plymouth Rocks-W. G. Langes9n'
If MINNEAPOLIS third, cockerel ii n;
Bonnewell. of HUTCHINSON , mrs.. seconJ
and fourth, cock; first and fourth, puEeI'
and also the display and PEN, flrst; u; r..
McCrea, of st. Paul, first and 1l1tn, co ooa
ond in display and exhibition. Grant FL
lison, of St. Anthony Park, hrst' p ulIESe'
@ + Plumerson, of Luverne, fourth
liam Hamburg, Silver spangledl- Margaret care
Hope, of Hammond, Wis, first ana f ITO
cockerel: third and fifth. cock; hrst, sec
ond and third, hen; trst, second d. .ii dis,
6 fGuTtn npd and 6eh t9 f M Me- eR St Paul
fourth hen. and fourth, cock. L. }. Boyn-
ton, of Red Wing, fifth, hen; IT,, 80
Hammond, Wis, first in hen, puliet ana
Buff Langshans-(score by compari.
son)-Harry Schlatter, of Farlnaudlt' 4b iiId'
and second cock; first, second and thlfd'
p Black spanish-Christal Poultry farm III
of Gladstone, first and second, puAet' anu
first and fourth, hen. g.
White Polish-John Peterson, OF st.
Paul, all prizes in all classes OF TINS
breed with no opposition; also pen ana
u! Dark Brahmas-C. j. King, of Winona,
fourth, cock, and second, pullet.
Black Langshans- + Krn p{; OF
s. Pa9 fourth ooc Ru tbrd d. s a ana sec
Wis, second, cockerel; first and second,
pullet, fourth and. fifth, hen and d tir3I'
ton, S. D., fourth, cockerel, and second
UGames-will Smith, Minneapolis,
and fifth puliets, first, second, third and
fourth hens, first display exhibition
c. Buff Cochens-Mrs NJ. e. Eli
son and son, fourth cockerel, first, sec
ond. third, fourth and fifth hens, first
and fourth cock, first and third pullets,
first exhibition open display; + =
Brink Ellsworth, Wis, second and third
C Cornish tS Indian Games-A E. Lath,
Minneapolis, first cock, first, second,
and fifth pullet, first, second third,
fourth hen, first and second exhibition
pens display.
Light Bramah Bantams-A. S: Napiel,
first cockerel, first, second, third, fourth
and fifth pullets, first exhibition open
Rhode Island Reds-C. H. Potter, Elma
10, cockerel first, second, third and
fourth pullets.
Black-Tailed Japanese Bantams~-fIer-
bert Evette, st. Paul, third cock, first
hen.
Buff orpingtons:- William Bruce, St
and fifth cockerel, first, second and
third hens, first, second, third, fourth
and fifth pullets.
| Pea Fowls-William Esterly, Minneap-
oils, first, young fowls; George Robin
| son. Minneapolis, first old fowls.
Pit Games-W. J. Delaney, st. Paul,
| first cock, second and third cockere !;
! David Ross, West ST. Paul, first, sec
ond and third. hen.
Pheasants- M. Wetherell, Minneapolis,
first, old pair; Arthur Menard Jr., Min
Guinea Fowls-M Saudin, Merriam
Park, first; Arthur Menard, Minneapolis,
| first.
Squirrel-Mrs L. D. Hutchings, ST.
! Paul. first.
Buff Wyandottes-Ed Lynch, st. Paul,
first, cockerel, third hen; Joseph I'm
! terliter, White Bear lake, first cock,
| fifth. pullet, fourth, cockerel, first ex-
! hibition pen: c. S. Person, Zumbrota,
| Mimi. fourth, cock, first and second.
hen, fifth, cockerel, first, second, third
| and fourth pullets, second, exhibition
pen display.