New-York tribune., 1903-02-13
BIG CROUD 1T DOG SHOU
Bioodhound Dies. Presumably from
IUPUHOJiIU,

The second day of the Westminster kennei Ciuo
annual show proved clearly that the CLUB IS 'nte'
ing with great success this year fhe Iac' @ @
the day was a holiday, coupled with the oe"
weather that followed the unspeakabiy nnpiedsa"t IL
day on which the show opened, drew TO the N'dioe
Yesterday a record breaking crowd. 1t Is eAceeu
ingIy probable that more people visited li'e 80
yesterday than before visited COG 9'' "
this country on any one day They came ear al- ~,
they STAYED late. the afternoon thronG oeihe 'o
biggest At o'clock the throng was so dei'se ~
il was slow work finding ones way about between
the long rows of benches -,
The Judges were busy from early hour IN 'ne
morning until evening and had brought their worn
pretty well toward conclusion by the uie "
dark In the morning Miss Elisabeth Maroury, 'he
play broker one of the two women Judges u - ~.
show was the first judge 10 enter tiie liiis. -
has long been regarded an expert oli
bulldogs and has acted judge on TINS preeu "
the New-York show for several years iesles ~
she discovered new asprant for honors tha' wa"
too much for the o1dtimeTs. This was MAJ @ -.
who belongs to Mrs. H. l.. Cornell, OF NO lIo
Eightieth-st. Marabout was never SHOWN III pun
before but for all that, won the highest non"
~. u oil tbrae classes FOR which he was eligible
The bloodhounds went into mourning yester%uaS %
morning for one of their NUMBER, Heois aIa
uigan's bloodhound bitch Faust1na caus"' ~
Wednesday and died yesterday morning presulp
ably of pneumonia. Faustna was ooe VIZ"
-a,or5 According to her owner, some time aso n
half-breed Indian killed a grocer naiieu IA -
in his store at Greene y. Y. and Faustna' oeiiis
-. an tho Indians trail speedily ran him down
in the woods so that the minions OF ths Id" No
had the murderer in their ciu''
valued $1,000. ,,a 4,
But Faustina not the only oloooito ~.
the show that had record Dr. - a H'USo
who has for many years been one OF the iaIse
exhibitors of mastiffs, is showing plooohoun'
.,d ,,o,+e C,r;s+o which he imported from Eng
land where the animal known TO detectives
as the friend of Scotland Yard" owing 10 MS
exploits in trailing criminals who hao eScapeo Io
officers of the law
Lovers of sporting dogs regret to see tne qudhtS
of settlers low as it is this year of course 1t .
almost too much to expect that the very nnest
types Of sporting dogs will find their way to oe9cn
ali through the shooting season and then get @ nun
into shape for campaign on tne oetCh ai;t", Sii3
ought to be better at the show in this city; h at
least than as IN abe Class 9s Of setters shown may
however give themselves genuine treat py 'as- Az
Hg sen5d tae to 6roE95e EdNarG I'd dogs and getting
look at his grand old CnclnnatQs itb,t rT6e doubt
one of the best all around English settlers nS IniS
] coaIlsrF b hd9 dooks a giant among pygmes. The
pointers are better lot than the settlers ln anq 'i
the the rest are far below the standard.
CI"keg irs hitherto invncibe English bulldog
Rodney Stone by younger antagoniSI, can Cdde h rt.
year champion fox terrier Hands Up son 61aae 6f an
other Go B49g snd eRons Hanas R
The fox terrier classes provided more than one
surprise however, for after Sabine Result nao in
beaten both Norfolk Richmond and Don Cesarlo
in the smooth haired classes, along came SorIoIk
Parader, and, though puppy, beat all 'hfee Oh
them in the winners class , ,..,L.os,u
One OF the stars Of the show is nne %nooup. ueky
BALDWIN who, though only puppy. won IN every
single one OF the four classes for which ne was |
eligible His bench is simply pastered with tne
coveted blue placards, and the Montreal oos 10
The show continues to-day and tomorrow, and
the attendance is bound be swelied by nHnGreoS f
DIV heeD
70 go again to see if the judges have AWARDED the
nrizes in accordance with their views