The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-28
GREAT CROWDS
SEE DOGS AND n I: Hens / t:
The Poultry Show Has its Best
Day 50 Far.
MANY AWARDS OF PRIZES
Prize Winning Hens Judged-List Of
Fire Breeders, VINO Made Their
Owners Happy-Do5s Judged
last Night.


stream OF visitors yesterday The receipts
of yesterday were the largest yet. and
probably Will exceed that OF any othe'
day during the show. The poultry was
judged yesterday morning, and the dogs
last night, With the exception OF the set
tiers and pointers, wnlch will be publicly
Judged this morning. Hurricane" Branch
and his bioodhounts, and the performs
ance Of the great Danes were the center
OF attraction last night. The dogs were
very wei trained and seemed TO give
great pleasure to the children, iar3S
number of whom were present. one ca
OF robbery was reported by man WHO
had lost his overcoat. Becoming a little
too warm he took 1t off and ia.d it on a
bench near. by. When he went to ioeR
for it somebody had taken#it ana olsap-
pea1ed. Mr.. John Henry Siedd o.
Negro Arm, Powhatan county had
sirlilar experience yesterday. de lald MS
pocketbook down on shelf While he
washed his hands. and forgot to pick it
up again Somebody else saved MIN
the trouble The ;.warda foi YESTERDAY
were as follows:
PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Barred Plymouth Rocks. First pen.
Won by John Ridgeley, Towson. Nd.
First cock and hen, Norwood Poultry
Farm. WiseviIle. Va. First Cockerel.
John Ridgeier First Puliet. "A. Z. Tate,
High Point. n. c.
Bun Plymouth Rocks. First cock.
Golden Plume Poultry Yard. Burlington.
N. c. First hen, W. o. Trimmer, city.
First cockerel. Golden Plume Yard First
pnllat. c. j. Isevs Burlineton. n. c..
First pen, Wood & Jocob. city.
White Plymouth Rocks First hen
TO Joseph a Isley. First cociSerel and
puilet to r. ". Haw. Jr.. ccntralia, Va.
First pen. ". b Rlount. Barton Heights.
WHITE NYANDoTTEs.
First cnck, Tidewater Poultry Ranch.
Portsmouth. Va: first hen. Norwood
Poultry Farm. Wiseyiile. Va; first cock
.erel. Underwater Poultry Ranch: first pull
let. Joseph A. 1sley. Burlington, N. c.;
first pen. Tidewater Ranch.
MISCELLANEOUS
Buff Cocllins-Aii prizes to r. c.
Brauer. city, spec alist in this class.
Back Langshans-AIl prizes to I. Ell
wood Tragic. city, specialist in tits
class.
Brown Leghorns-Frst cock. hen.
cockerel and pullet, TO r. w. Haw. Jr.,
Cen,ralia Va: first pen, to w. II. Kelly,
y
White Legilorns-Firsts hen and first
pen, to c. G. A. Fink, city: first cock
erel and first pullet, to S. S. S;ansbury,
city.
Rose Comb White Leghorns-All prizes
to Old Dominion Poultry Fam. Neg4o
Arm, Va; also winner of first in buff
Orpington class.
Black Minorcas. First cock. hen, pull.
let. and pen, 10 j. Norman Bowen, Man
nl,ar- 4 .rfv.a .-.>fa 10, o.
wood Poultry Farm, Wiseville. Va.
White Minorcas. All prizes to Frank
Burlington. city. who is a specialist IL
this c.ass.
Golden. Pencilled Hamhurgs, All prizes
to DR.. J. z. Wooldr.dge. French Hay,
Cornish Indian Game. All prizes to
Bun Cochin Bantams. First pen to.
o. Il. Bryce Swansboro Va. First cock
and hen. to Miss Dorothy Courtney.
city
White Holland Turkeys All prizes to
j. f. DnIston Lorraine. Va
Pekin Ducks. All prizes to Tidewater
Poultry Ranch.
Awards on hares and pet stock will be
placed during the day.
PIGEON AWARDS.
Judge Tie,nan finished the pigeon
AWARDS yesterday.
Very few Of the pigeons were disuuaH
fed and the collection is one of the best
that has been got together in tbs East.
Among the b:ue-r!bSon winners in the
1:eeon class yesterday were the follow
si,iE:s John C. Carleton. f. c.. Duiey.
Washington. d. c.; Ben Evers- st. Louis;
Gaskins and Gaskins, James Graham. Z.
B. Hart. Baltimore; John Herold, %. Z.
LanGrum, j. C. Lauterback, Baltimore;
il. P. Towson. Oakhurst Lofts, Green
VILE, S. g.; Palmetto Lofts. Florence. S.
c.; C. Rothschid, Clyde ". Saunders.
Chris Spies, p. ]. Sinnot Albert Sisfert,
Herman Strauff, Frank Sears. New
crk: j. W. Wilson, Il. D. Waiford. j.
c. Tatum. DR.. ". ". White. Baltimore.
Ben Eyers, of St. Louis swept the field
Nth his Chinese and African owls in the
pigeon exhibits Clyde W. Saunders ex-3
celled In the carrier classes. j. w. VIII.
sor was the principal winners With his
f:,.e. turbits and tunlblers. Chris spies
TONERS were tho blus-rihhoncrs in their
re s,,ective classes. 2. J. Sinnott won out
palmetto Lofts had the winning line OF
rms and j. c. Rothschild captured the.
blue with his larbs.
THE DOGS.
Rough Coated st. Bernard-t1rst prize.
John III. Fe.dner, Richmond second and
third. Emil F. Henkenrus, Tyler, Y a.
s Great Dane, pupries-Ail prizes to VII.
liam, NJ HILL Jr.. Richmond
Open class-First prize, William Rueser.s
R,chmond: second prize, Professor NJ.
raniel. Richmond.
Greyhounas-All prizes to G. B. Griffin.
Richmond.
Chesapeake Bay Dogs-All prizes to A.
i. Blair. Howardsvi.ie, Va
Scotch Coliies-First prize, Alice NJ Fa-ss
dy. Richmond
Novice class-First prize. W. S. Trim
mer,S Richmond: second prize. 81. J. Toll
ker. Richmond.
Richmond.
Rack and Tan Fox Terr'ers-All prizes
"a Mrs p F. Roper, Norfolk. Va.
i Fng.ish Bull Dog-First prize. Wood
cote Kennels. Richmond; second prize.
George Eannister. Jr.. Richmond.
al Fun Terrier puppies-First prize, Non
roe Levy. Richmond.
Novice class-First prize, Miss Virginia
whitley, Richmond: second prize. W. l..
lIiD. Jr., Richmond; third prize e. w.
Mercer, Richmond.
Omen class-First prize, Virginia White
lev. Richmond: second prize. c. w. Mer-s
cer richmond: third prize. J. c. Smith.