The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-17
WIND.UP OR THE DOG SHOW.
INCIDENTS AFFECT NATIONAL
AND COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Eecretar, az Treasury shaw and sheriff Err
LANCER MiN nj tp-Rockaway Hunting
Folks BoonSiS the SchIpperifcs Pack
specials aud Many Cups Are Awarded


of Secretary of the Treasury Shaw and Sheriff
Lrlanger. were naIaed in connection with
tyro Lato,prings at The Madison square Gar
den Bor SHOW Yesterday the closing OF the
Nesitninsthr kennel Clubs tWenty-ninth
annual aud very successful bench trials
Society had a special interest 10 the Judging
81 the auhulntment classes for fox hunting
and barrier clubs but the attendance was
~ its hest curing the closing hour at night.
when tho docs were barking their iarewells.
The exhibitors from ont " town had mean
tfmc cashcd in their winnings and said good r
b. 80 Supt Mortimer. and, with tile
ciog,ug of the doors the dogs were soon
IN their boxes and crates and on the way 10
the railrond stations Dogs owned near
n, hand we're led on by their owners II too
bic to be carried in hand cases and travellers
BY tic mG1iIt suburban trains had 70
share it,, snokng cars with the returning
blue ribbon r,nd ylates.
To take lIp the national issue hrSi. II ap-
pcar. ilat the uon.urriyal OF Cedric Badger
iu time Tor tho iid ring IN the Irish terrier
cltsse- WAS due to an unwarranted detention
Of ne dos, ior some II me or ten hours ny the
Tinted states customs inspectors at Rouse q
Point Tie owner the Rcv. Father O(tor-
man Of Gananoque. ont. has prought
rodtic Badca~ to the New York show in
other wear, and paid the duty. but III thlS
tuatauee he was not prepared to make such
r4rn,npt a. he was acting in accordance
,,ithaspceiyln notice headed For the inforlna-
tonofC auadinn exhibitors. which was pr1nt-
OIL iu "a prom ineut place on the premium list
sent out ip advance Of the present snow.
Tho specill notice printed was Il letter from
, thc Division of Customs. Treasury Depart
ment. al Washington. dated Nov H. 1908.
and signed by II Taylor. Assistant Seore-
tary. addressed to the Collector oil customs
Platlsoure The copy reads
Tue prrlr,mrn, has considered the letter OF Mt
George dc Forrest Grant, president OF tAe west
minister Kennel Chb dated Nrw YORK. the 9.h
ult addressed 60 you. IN the meter Of the ttce
.ut7 u dogs brought TO this country for oNh'bl-
mona Kennel shows.
Paragraph i-i oi thcTarl1 act OF July q. 1897.
provides for the free entry Of
'Animas brought into the United States TEN
prrary for a period not exceeding six months
Tor the purpose OF exhibition competition for
prize, offered By any agricultural or raong hssoch-
ton, but a bond shall he given In accordance with
regulation, prescribed by the Secretary OF tho
Treasury" and the Department has heretofore
held that a kennel club was not an agricultural
or racing association. and therefore dogs could not
b. admitted to free entry under this provision
OF law
ron reconsideration. the Department Is OF
opinion that under the generic definition OF tho
word agriculture" an association devoted to the
breeding OF thoroughbred dogs and the Improve
rnent Of the different breeds may fairly be con-
adhered an agricultural association. and upon 40
inp1F alton OF dogs lof tANlDlilou OF CoAhpNs't'oH
for prizes offered by bench shows. same may Ne
admitted To- cntry under the above law.
The delay caused Father orc orman TO miss
The competitions in the breed. and while he
brought tedTtc Badger 10 this city the dog
MAS not tcnched at the show. II is possible
that claim for damages may be made but
Al all cv ents tho matter VIII be brought up
1fn conriv matter finds sheriff Eranger tho
temporary owner OF the bull terrier spider
entered by Mrs. Catherine LEM az OF uh-
Known pedigree but claimed by jim Robin
son the Princeton athletic trainer 10 De
auiy registered dog, that is properly the
of Gen Mctlpln and Princeton student
Cosgrove the Princeton baseball player,
identifed il on Monday A deputy sheriff
took the dog from tho shay YESTERDAY on
writ nj replevin taken out by llr McAlpin.
With the ulaster- IN pink ana the Whippers,
In wearing the hunt livery. az IN breeohes and
boots ready for gallop, there were Tour
packs in the ring Tor the $50 special. The
rrize was won by. the MiddleseI Hunt OF
The draft Including the best hound benched
~ the show. Nemesis. which, with the others.
nap bse9 RECENTLY mpoftSdf iIo B sns Se
s. Collier. NJ +. II, which won last year. was
reserve. the other entries being from the
Norfolk, Va Hunt. II g. Vaughn NJ r.
and the Radnor, Pa. Hunt. j. =. valentine,
~ F II VINO brought in Il level and racy
Pack of American foxhounds.
Two packs or beagle- followed the bigger
sort OF hounds into the ring, and Arthur
Maxwell was succeeded as Judge by " q.
Rockefeller president OF the National Beagle
Club The beagles were in fine control and
both packs made beautiful showing. Harry
Z Peters OF the Nindhollue Beagles. who
wore the correct green coat OF the barriers.
raarshaled an entire pack OF champions m
Gliding Windholme h9bino III, ne ne, o ON.
George Il Post. master IL was the sixth
consecutive victory OF Mr.. Peters IN TINS prlze.
bur the first time that pack OF AlnerIc cum
lannel club champions of record have ever
been brought into ring ,.t.c. n..,.-,
sight TO warm the hearts OF the St Bernard
3ancjcrs was the parade in the ring OF the
team 10 win the cup. presented by r II
Williams. president Of the Westminster Kennel
GLIB Champion Alta Bruce headed the
lire. "A noarly solid mahogany red. with a
head Ike cart hub, and next we're Alta
Parrie and the smooth coated Alta queen
llora II and Alta Bonaparte The four
dogs weighed 1000 pounds between Mem
pnd each IS giant Ala bbaTrie' WnO % t,o
should tho Schipperkes reach the FASH
ionable emluence. the friends OF the tailless
dog from Belgium believe to be its, proper
Place. members Of the Rockaway. Hunting
club colony may claim the credit Albert
Tag, and the Cedarhurst set TO make entries
Included MIS- Dorothy Rand. l. DrapepP'
aud ! \ Hazard The dogs ere az BACK ms
ebony and as playful IS kittens Th> whi ldi
- in a Schipperke the contrast suggests a
snowdrift on coal pile, Fashion. TOO, IS
setting q strong tlue tONlIu tllf 10Y b1sApll
terriers. the sort under fifteen pounds They
have the uuai ntness of an image from Japan
and are bantam reproductions of all that is
sWageer ia the English bulldog. James A
Davis n Bostonian. won in the dogs with
lIftls Jan. and John i Kelly, New Yorker
In tine bitch classes with hinsman's Belle
The following silver cups, the gifts OF mem
her, OF the Westminster Kennel Cub. were
won outright and open 10 all;
GrorEc Dc Forest Grants cup for the best point er
tos-B LcWiSs Champion Mark Rush.
Walton fetgucson. Irs, cup ior ths pest polutei
ttch--H 4 Naldron's Norwald Primrose.
IL & Vanderbilt Jrs cup for the best Old Eng
psh shcepdog Frohman and Dillingham; Stylish
Andrew Mnlrr's cup Tor the best ClumbeI spaniel
Norwood Kennels Champion Norwood Shot.
n n Willams's cup for the best team or 81
Demands Alta Kennels.
A. X Kuapn's cup for ihr best behgle-W. q.
iTockefelers Rock Ridge Vixen
William Rauch's cup for the best Gordon setter
King and Canes DownhAm Victor,
# Charles VI Chaplns cup for the besi Scottish
Ierrcr craig larroch kennels Champion Ih'
Lard. ut 49,.
Ernnci', clayton Count css tsmoOth coated
Robert Y. Ncklm cup Tor tue besi bull ieIIe'
al. CuuuuEhams Lady RUIN. ,
Thomas Patons cup Tor the best pointer puppy
~ + Na.on'~ Prospcctor,
T. a ldudgcs cup for the hest English setter
tfth-B Bloomfield Kennels Champion AaHwyd d.
Frederic RHl's cup Tor the best Boston terrler-
= g. Rarnums Miss RAInum.
Henri W Bul's Gun for the best Aredale ter
York kennels Champion AOTk NCcptrc,