New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-12
PRIZES FOR TOY DOGS.
Many OzcnerS Made Happy by
Thinning Trophies.

couple OF hundred tired little doggies were con-
veyed 10 their respective homes last night and IL
they could have spoken. would doubtless have
pressed in uncertain terms their Joy at escap-
ing from the confusion and noise and strange
roundings which have been their portion for the
last two days. during which the second annual
exhibition Of the Toy Spaniel Club of America has
been In progress at the Waldorf-Astoria Exhibit
tons probably rather trying things for dogs
and II is not surprising that Of the little arsto
Gratis OF the toy dog show should have been at
home all day yesterday with hot water bottles at
his little tootses. This was Mrs. Howard Gould's
beautiful black pug. which caught a severe cold
the first day. and therefore was unable to grace
the latter half Of the show with the light of his
dusky countenance.
4 anything could have consoIed the little dogs
however, for the sacrifice Of their domestic peace
the beautiful cups and other prizes bestowed upon
them by the Toy Spaniel Club ought to have done
So and II everybody's pet did get the recogni-
ton that its fond mistress believed to be its due
there was nevertheless. a wide and, on the whole
satisfactory distribution of honors.
The best dog in the whole show was declared to
be Mrs Reginald F. Mayhews Foxhlls Dandy
beautiful Pomeranian.
Mrs j. ". Hennings Black Fairy won three
pr1zes-a cup, for being the best dog of his class
in the show. a winners prize and p special
Black Fairy is beautiful little dog whose shining
black coat and exquisitely manicured nails are a
model all CANNES
Mrs James P Kernochan and her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. James L. Kernochan, were rivals in the
contest for the prizes offered for the best Of Crit
fons Bruxellose. and Mrs. James l. Kernochan was
The winner. This is the second time that the two
women have been rivals and the second time that
The elder has been defeated. Mrs. J. P. Kernochan
won the silver. gold-ned cup offered by Mrs Theo-
dore oferman. for the best Griffon in the show.
ana another prize for the best brace of Grinons.
cars 0 H1iEe Il p Belmont Won loving cup and
The president Of tbe cig ,I Tba1r atoPKey
MTe tae p P1ze GfIeTed for the largest exhibit and
10y 10y spaniel IN the show Went TO his Ashton De-
Mrs. 7. E Shreve secured Mr. Lawson's prize
and b LARGEST EXHIBIT Of american bred sPqniels
~ me exhibitor went TO Samson. the property of
Crossroads Shotgun, the 5000 japanese spaniel
8STsQhglng 70 Mrs; Richard Harding Davis, won
cured the z In el 1 b ana Miss Etfei Landon Sc
Mrs. Mrs Harry Nelson kellogg whose litter of fine
gel f6,- has been one Of the sights Of the show won
Oer Prizes. one Of her danty little dogs secured
One Mlte t SaPIn e spe PUPPY in the sh8w
Tseo quite an !. honor ana one was very highly
The japanese spaniels awakened more general
interest than any other dogs in the show and the
ef0w crow Was three deep around the ring while they
Aren't they darling little things?" asked one
Just look at their blessed little faces" murmured
And aren't they good" exclaimed a third
other ana less pleasant remarks also heard
Don't put your dogs in there some one said. as
some other dogs We're being exercised Those amt
mails have the mango and feas Just look ar The
hootees on their poor little legs. That is so that
they wont spOl their pretty coats by scratching
As the Toy Spaniel Club IS trg-irg to encourage
the breeding Of dogs. many prizes were offered for
American bred dogs and dogs bred by the eYhibfors
The first prize for the best American bred prince
lharles spaniel in the show won by Mrs u
4 Raymond MuOcks Ashton Butterfly The hest
american bred Blenheim declared TO be Mrs
shreves Cupid S. II. considered to he one of the
2 PEST II dogs IN the show Cupids prize was Mrs
r "; Clarks challenge bowl. Mrs. II. Lee Anstev
nad the best American bred black and tan English
10Y spanlel, a magnificent dog" according to the
mrs L. Goldenberg. the secretary of the club
sn on hIst prize In the open class for Blenhem
..pathes with Ashton Perfection but she kept OUT
hae or her best dogs did other members OF
exhibitors -
OIL. IN interesting little dog though the winner OF
NJ ihird priZe. Lord Steyne the property OF
o. - Rosale Stewart Lord steyne IS probably one
me most carefully cared-for dogs in existence
as as mistress has had him vaccinated, and his eyes
IoNasled every morning with witch hazel.
S5opie complain about spanies having ygeeDine
d. lays MISS Stewart. but they don't consider
eyes" - o9-i IDS anu WASH It's own |