The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-05

| judge the Cincinnati show this year and
next year assumes entire charge of the
Cleveland show, the largest held in this
country.
large number of prize winning cats
will be shown, and many entries are as
sured from distance. Tt is a show
where owners OF short-haired cats are
to receive the same attention for their
pets as do those who have long-haired
felines The premium list, about to be
issued, will note that cash prizes are to
be paid by the association to exhibitors
who win in various classes. A long list
OF special prizes are offered for winners
in both long and short-haired classes.
The BereSford Cat club offers a sill
yer medal for the best cat another medal
for the best long haired cat in the show.
Mrs Clinton Locke of Chicago, offers
beautiful silver feeding tray for best
long-haired female in the show Mrs
Coiburn, of Chicago. offers a years sub
scfiption to a cat paper. Mrs Josiah
Crotty and Mrs. c. H Lane. both Of
Chicago, offer special prizes Field and
Fancy offers two annual subscriptions
one each for long and short-haired cats.
Mrs j. Fl. Smith, ~ Marshall avenue.
contributes beautiful japanese cracker
jar.
Several special cash prizes are offered
| Tor neuter cats in both short and long,
prizes
are offered by local merchants and are
! printed in the association catalogue.
CIOchette Will Be On View.
Mrs. Bacon will exhibit '-Clochette" her
| famous pure white Angora, descended
from a long line of prize-winning ances-
| tors. "ClOchette' is the mother of a
number of well known Northwestern
| cats. Col Lovely a beautiful silver
taobY, will receive callers at the show
| He is a grandson of Paris the famous
| cat who has won first in 100 shows
| Prince Rufdes," one year Old a son of
| "Clochette" and "Col Lovely" will be
! on exhibition, as will also ''Reynard, .
| the rare relocated cat This feline is
| a unique specimen, and is shown for the
! first time in the Northwest These are
| all cats Of registered pedigree. Mrs Ed
| ward Nettleton will show her $500 white
! Angora, Lady Annis." descended from
! arlstocratic stock, and to be shown for
| the first time in the West Lovely
| Bots, bred by Mrs. Crotty in Chicago.
| is pure white Angora, with a superb
| coat and tail, a daughter of "Eiger.'' who
has just won first prize in the Detroit
| cat show. Billie" another white An
| CORA, has blue eyes and is the only. one
| or his kind in st. Paul. He was born in
Eau Claire, Wis, and has Mrs. Crotty's
''Eiger' for his grandsire
Mrs. :. w. Fradenburg, of Marshall
! avenue will exhibit Prince John, a roval
! white Angora, one year old, with beauti-
| 1ul coat, collar and tail. He is one of the
most aristoeratic felines in st. Paul, and
! is son of Mrs. Bacon's sCol. Lovely"
! and 'Clochette." Mr. j. Arlington Gil
| bert, of Tau Gallie, Fla, will show his
| Don Fernando" and Donna Isabella"
| both pure white Angora s. They are an
| imported pair. The male has rich blue
| eyes and perfect hearing, which seldom
! accompanies blue eyes. Donna Isa-
| bella" will be at home with her family
! of kittens about eight weeks old. at the
! time of the exhibition ''Whiskers' is to
| be shown by Miss Brown, and "Mfnnetti'
| by Miss Cummings. The entry list con-
| tains the names of many additional fam
| ciers, who will show their pet eats The
association is having cages made which
| are furnished free to exhibitors Cats
| VIII also be fed and cared for under
| the personal direction of the superintend-
| ent and her assistants. DR. Richard
! Price will attend the cats free of charge
to exhibitors if his services should be
| needed.
Entry blanks and other information
concerning the show viii be supplied by
! Mrs. Bacon.