The sun., 1903-02-13
LINCOLN'S DAY AT DOG SHOW.
HOLIDAY VISITORS CROWD MADI-
son SQUARE GARDEN.
Fexhsll Keene's Airedaies Fail 10 win
-Faush-a-Bailagh . Close Second 70
Bailyamet Eclipse In Rough Collies
Celtic Badger Great Irish Terrier.


-Fsugf-a-BaiIagh . Close second 70
Bailyanet Eclipse In Rough Coiiies
Celtic Badger Q Great Irish Terrier.
Emanc c patton was not proclaimed for tie
judges at the Westminster Kennel Club show
yesterday and the Lincoln's Birthday visitors
to Madison Square Garden saw the dogs In
| the rivalries OF the rings as well as in their
private boxes. There was good attendance.
both day and evening. for the cash box was
swelled with the extra admission fees OF the
holiday seekers as well as the money OF the
regulars. The action in the judging rings
was the spice Of the sessions to the regulars
and the casual visitors found II quite as in
teresting The exhibitors who work the
hardest TO bring out the points Of their dogs
| are the handlers of English settlers. A ia
vorite position with them is to kneel beside
the dog. the hands outstretched so that one
holds the muzzle at point and the other holds
| out the feathery tip Of the tail. The English
| settlers strike n statuesque attitude. much as
hackneys do at horse show. when handled
in this "fore-and-aft" manner. while the
| exhibitor rolls his eyes at the Judge and
| seems 10 be praying for q bit Of luck-which
he undoubtedly Is.
As for the dogs. the mastiTs swing around
with numbering step when under inspec-
tion. the i'm preston OF power and their bulk
suggesting elephants on parade. The 81.
per"arus SeeH 70 ENJOY '"e Juushs' '"r'
~maiun ~ !" ."o'e "'u VI. ou1 VI ~ y, u'
thing OF what is going on. the ones that gain
ribbons put on an added style and the others
bear every evidence of detection. The
field dogs are dignihed but rather careless
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"'e V"'' :" Wv" "es' o"' ua'." u. "ae" ~
'app'.s VI" a.'. y, ' Dau ."
OF .he mining camps, ,"e ,r'sn WiIels ar.
kenera"H soou "a'uu """e oVns ~Suuseu ~
anu .ne Sco.isn ueIIer' as Heh h-eoh.e"''a,eo . ,'
oo " '''"'
i'o''' '',o N"' i"e noo"e'' ". sa'' '"' ii''e
~nen ~, ."e ,"ns s 1o,"ee sie ue ,yn 'e'',uIs ~
i"es so ou' ." 'he ea"uus. 'uann"k on ''e
'eani, anu shap Ut ea'h o'nr, as 'nous" Jus'
spoiiihs ior ruc''oh ihis proves tnen
'ar'h'h' auai''y anu I" heip' Rather 'hah
mars cahoida'e Win 'ne Judge. Inc scraps
OF course are ohiy Oh 'ne sauar'ns on oruer
whhout any harm resulting In the perfume
tory way of schoolboys at recess time. A
dog of any breed so unmannerly as to flght
in earre., would n. ord.r.d on, NJ tho riny
The men hired hired by the " X 't G T. to ca care for for
the dogs often pick up considerable cash in
tips by leading the candidates TO be- Judged
ha vin ba
a,o ~ an',rss a ,h. no., ,.n.,o'', m Wan ,h.aa
are 81 course the most generous "neh these
handlers sit at ease together the talk is more
the suali,y Of the dogs in their charge some
OF them ioi'ow 'he show circuit ana are IAN
limit when i, come to scoopin in der tips"
said one Of sroup of handler. Oh in quiet
% CONAN or sich on his .iaa why KsoEuk useter
~. W O. ' A." h.. - 80, Wv -
bite i, S osf Of co,,r.e @ and % Ke"kuk would % ,ake
on an sauirm wild pain. subsequently graftn'
nye t.o ae, easy marx , r 0uy msato do
grave. He was dandy. Keokuk was"
There was such crush OF sightseers that
u was nearN iinpo@s'p'e 10 pa. Le'Mren ue
oeh'hes OF I" g"' w or uo"h ,ne s'airs 10 see
the dogs on the balconies. Ire congestion
wavs s.em 10 tc demanded instead Of ,he
uarow ways ser nish,s %, a,ans a, eoch eud y, ,be
arena platforms The dacnshund"' scottish
s.,racr,on attract, a' on the Twen,y-seven,h stree,
,his Vear's clsssiacatIon unit, the entries
came in rom Mrs Theodore Coleman and
iario Who .,ved the old Enrlsh breed from
being snuffed out ai,oeether The toys
have the Sn," mSrP,S'h on,s0 spsei hasHny
W. y, ,hnra,,, bous"s of g,ssy v;lt and carved
v.ood for tho ,sneCial nets of their owncis
IN ~. wsv Of ,nv, the unusually hieb class
-" n;dgat hui, terriers attracted much at
,nnt;on on ne man nooI Ir.n|h bnll dogs
aIsn found much frNor and Mis- Marhury
provcd a clever Judge in ciiottinv the ribbons
IN tbis breed
Roston ierri.rs the native American"
braed we're a centre of interest and ,he iudg-
ine III Tho jaTp. cir sses nv j Brjctley was
Watched with .ager ewes Tn The winners
To- 49, no m. faithful 10 that grand terrier
,vnc lanes + c;illigar's Champiun Rows
M IN ,ha same ola - for tches there Wa an
vnsat vn. " of favorite for Dr I Varnu,r Mott
SpowCale won over j q McNullcn' McNul
Lam Ressie an outstanding tyI,e and I,rv
good sor, ''
irish terriers were A grand collection and
Oscar W Donner had his Judgment tesiad
10 make the awards IL was no child niav
Mrs lanes /. kernochan led in her entrie,
and besides minor successes She won Win
Ern,;nio In The winners for itches Father
0'f;o,man ,he, Canadian exhibitor brought
out n reni cIirker in Celtic Badger, who sWent
ali his classes and in the winners for dog
Jntaatad rho hitherto unbeaten Chamnion
Wastsrn,occ shown M lis hest hui ~nu1h
m"s, hc served and this factor scored for
celtic badger. as we'll as his superb fore par,
IA andh h.n% nd"se' M w" "s ''' '''e part
Guy i Pur;npton placed old fayoritos IN tho
,o,. In the winnrrs' classes for hea .,a' '
10 ihe general satisfaction. but i Ioriilard
Ardon brought out some sensations In passing
on the Airedales. In the dog classes, an un-