New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-03
DOGS WITH PEDIGREES,
Protected from Cold by Syoeaters
and Kimnn0a.

Entries for the dog show, to be held by the Toy
Spaniel Club of America at the WaIdorf-Astoria on
this year than last that several new classes had
to be opened The show will be of great interest
not only to those who familiar with conine
matters. but TO the general public well. since
tog dogs universally interesting
One Of the new fashions TO be brought out at
the show will be the dog sweater. Cottage Leon,
a King Charles owned by Mrs. L. Leon of Co
lumbus Ohio. always wears sweater chilly
days. and will have one ready to wear at the
show in case the temperature at any time should
happen not to suit his constitution.
There is going to be, as usual, a most interest
ing display of those charming little dogs known
as Japanese spaniels Miss Marguerite Maidhof
it is said, will show of the most beautifully
marked Japanese spanies ever imported. Instead
Of the light lemon usually seen these dogs its
markings are in deep orange. Mrs Richard
Harding Davis will again exhibit Crossroads Sho-
gun, the Japanese spaniel which attracted so
much attention at the last show. 1t was brought
from Japan by Richard Harding Davis his re-
cent visit.
Full and Ki-Ku are two tiny little imported Jap
anese spaniel sleeve dogs, which will be shown by
Mrs, Harry Niles Kellogg, of Mount Vernon They
are very fine specimens and among the smallest
In the country tipping the scales at four pounds
each. Full arrived last January during a severe
snow storm. He came the ship Sea Glen hav
ing been procured in Japan by Captain Seebourne.
, During the voyage over he the playmate Of
captains children, who dressed him in his
kimono and played he their doll baby.
Ki-Ku was brought over by Chief Steward Logan
of the ship Indrawadi, and landed about six weeks
after Fuji's arrival She had been the property OF
a woman of tbs Japanese nobility, who in
somewhat reduced circumstances. and Mr.. Logan
had great difficulty in persuading her to part with
her beautiful pet During the voyage over some
other dogs the ship became III. and Mr. Logan
decided TO place Ki-Ku in separate room The
only available place small room in which
there immense boa-constrictor twenty feet
long. Ki-I&u not at all fond of her companion,
and for many weeks after leaving the ship she
very tinlid. Mrs kellogg has shown both
dogs twice, and each secured first price in its
respective class in both shows, Ki-Ku receiving
winners in each show.
There is also going to be interesting Pom
eranian exhibit. Mrs. r. H Mayhem will show
a Pomeranian said be the smallest ever import
ed from England, and Miss K. L. Doyle will again
eranian in the world. PEBBLES coat is wonderful,
being so long and thick that the extended hand
be buried in it up to the wrist Mrs. Warren Ken
nedy, of Hampstead, has beautiful Pomeranian
which she viii show for the first time and Mrs. J.
A BrookffeId will exhibit Mary Scamp, Of the
daintieSt little PomeTanianS in America.
The champion ball terrier Grassmere Mp the
property Of Miss Catherine Cameron, will again
be exhibited, and will doubt come into compe-
tition with his beautiful little daughter, Elm Court
Daphne, the property OF Mrs Burke Roche. Miss
II. G. Parlett will exhibit her handsome King
Charles spaniel which, though only few months
out of the puppy class, being only fourteen
months old, has already his championship, 8
thing rarely done among large breeds of
dogs. which, rule have many more classes
and sometimes less competition.
Mrs. J. w. Henning who has offered cup for
the best black pug in the show, will exhibit her