Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-07
FIELD TRIALS cN At oNEILL
Many Fine DOGs .-.s Ready for the
Contest with the Chtckena


Nebraska field trials are now being pulled
on and when finished the field trials of the
N0rthwestern association of Kansas City
VIII pegln The weather has been unfavor-
able SO far, but some good work has been
aohe between showers, There appears to
sport is in its height and the town is
iuli OF dog men from all parts OF the
OF bird dogs than is now TO be seen here
one hundred-dollar dogs are not In H. so
TO speak the town being full OF dogs val
ued into hundreds and some thousands of
dollars. Purses amounting to more than
$1,000 are hung up for the winners and the
owner and trainer is doing his best.
Dogs entered
Hecks Lad. wheelers Pride Prince
okow; w J. Wilson, owner.
Topsy Dot; A. A. Walters, Chicago,
Count Clip. Count Queen; H. A. Kirby.
Providence r. l., owner
Miss Irish; Arthur Stern, New York.
Miss jackson, Spots Girl II, Ransom,
Miss Ransom Rea Baby; H. r. Edwards
Jack b. Lady; DR.. J. E, Summers, Omaha.
owner.
King. Cyrano's Lady. Foxy Antonette: /:
Or, w, A. Stenberg, Mt. Pleasant, Ia,
Prairie Vino Lady; Prairie View Kennels.
Nora Springs, Ia, owner.
Gorham, Louisville Ky, owners.
=, SG,ornelia J.; John cowley, Milwaukee
Gregen River Kate; Garnett zorn, Louis
willie. KY owner.
Kentucky Lad and o'Connor's Mollie: Ed
Carr O'Neill Neb.. owner
owner.
Bretts Sport. Bounder windem and Bel
tor Windem; Charles s. Askins, o'Neill,
Lena; r. e. Gettys. owner.
Abdallah; Nat Nesbitt, owner.
Senator and Senator Don; J. w. Flynn.
San Francisco, owner
Fishers Frank; w. r. Fishel, Hope. Ind.
Joe.s Baby; Bert smitz. Stockport. Ia.
Pride of whitestone: Byrnes & Branch.
Dnrant, la owners.
Tess; J. X. Hayward, Horton. Kan,
Mohawk squaw; J. NJ Avent. owner.
Hershoearn's Nellie; n T. Harris, Kyden.
Jane Fly; C. o. Smith, Wheeling w. va.
Deep River Flip and Deep River Glory
Deep River Kennels, jamestown, n. G,
Jessie Melrose; ]. w. Consedine, owner.
Hreston,s Dawn; James Cole, owner.
Mldget Mckinley; c. A. Perley. owner.
Auctioneer' Colonel John Dun owner
queen Of Hearts; NJ F. McMichaels.
Davis Toy; II. A. Mikesell owner
Grin; +. ]. O'ponnell and James McPhar-
lin, O'Neill, Neb,. owners.
The weather was hne today and some
OF the best work ever done az the local
neld trials was witnessed by those for
tunate enough to be present. The derby
was finished today and prizes awarded as
First prize, $40: Won by Spots Rip Ran,
owned by DR., F. l.. Dennison OF Chicago
Chicago konnelsl; handled by Charles
Askins- Second prize, 500: Won by
Ftshels Frank. owned by W. r Fishel OF
Hope, Ind; handled by ]. A. GUIDE. Third
prize, SO: Won by Senator Don, owned
! by w. ], Wilson. Fourth prize, $40: Won
by Dams Toy. owned by H. A. Mikesell
OF Mount Pleasant. Ia; handled by w. +,
Mikesell Fifth prize, $40; Won by Hersh-
bern's Nellie, owned by Norval T. Harris
OF Lyndon. Ky; handled by Ed Carr.
The judges were: w. ID. Hardin of Coun-
ell Bluffs. la. aud J. +. oDonnen and r.
dogs are entered for the all age stake.
which started this afternoon. and promises
TO be very exciting.
Among the prominent trainers present
and taking part in the trials are w. j
| Wilson, W, II. Hammond. ]. A. GUIDE
| Nesbit Ed Carr and Charles Askins, and
the interest these men take In the dogs
placed IN their charge for training for
/ the field trials and for hunting shows the
attachment Of mankind for the dog fam
/ ily In us most intense form. ItNis simply
impossible for anyone 10 appreciate the
work of the prize winners without seeing
/ servative will within a few minutes afteI
| the trials begin become howling enthusi,
asls ana declare they have never hefors
! Witnessed anything like Il and never be
I TORE understood why men would becom,
enth'a aiasue over bird dog