New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-15
DOG FEVER INFECTIOUS.
RLTY ONE, THE ONLY CURE.
Pomeranians and English Toys
Feature of Shoe YESTERDAY.

a.rf" This the impassioned expression OF a
,vrelve- year-old, who evidently had his eye on
N. scrsppy qualities of that particular breed.
.surei I'll buy you a Pomeranian." This in
,,svver 10 q query from a grown-up who may
h,ve been a sister. wife or a sweetheart
eJohn, guess I'll have TO let you buy dog
.s,er all" This haltingly from a sharp fea-
,v,ed woman well past middle age, who had
evidently been fighting off the dog in the
house" for years
sssy. BIZ. We got ter get dog II we pinch
a. This from cadaverous looking fellow who
.,splv thought more Of dog than he did OF
80 s4uare meal or a little question of con-
sSsnce-
Ava so II went from bench 20 bench. The dog
der vrss simply infectious. and not a man.
lamar or child in the Garden yesterday that
.,s mt have Il in e virulent form One could
Utmost nick out those who were The proud pos
s,ssors Of g dog by the superior air which they
,sr,-,ea They seemed 10 feel themselves
,o,cb or TWO above the unfortunate who only
hss a dog in prospect. The women who spent
.hs,r tine combing out their pets and making
.hsr1 look spick and span were watched with
.,1,,ous eyes even while causing some amuse-
,nsrt for their overindulgence IN the dog habit
The third day OF the annual show was not
As.,,s the first two in the matter OF attendance
NJ
ss, vas the Mecca Of fancieTs and dog lovers.
IN. ,udges were still hard at the task Of award
,ne The ribbons and the long list Of special cups
ana prfzes and again. be il said, the placings
we're well received III the main The task, and
q has not been an easy one, OF wedding out
she c-IIs and then deciding between those which
had claims 10 recognition, was all but over last
night Close TO two thousand dogs have gone
in the rings and out again, some OF them three
snd four times and from this number the Win
ners have been picked and placed on a pedestal
slightly above their fellows for year al least
Those who 60 TO the Garden to-day viii be able
70 see BY the decorations on the benches which
we're the fortunate ones.
TOY CLASS IN THE RING.
TIE Judging yesterday was confined largely to
the toy classes, which might be classed under
the general head Of Dogs TO be loved or pitied,
All OF them are petted and loved, some OF them
must be pitied as they handled and pre-
served with as much care as rare hothouse
rlsrt There were many heartburnings among
the exhibitors, most OF whom were women. when
their favored ones failed 10 fill the critical eyes
Of the Judge. who did not appreciate their win
Ming ways and only looked for quality
The sturdy looking little Pomeranians-than
which no more attractive dogs were benched at
the shov-vrere easily the feature Of the day
There was a goodly representation Of the breed
and in many ways II was remarkable Class
As they grow IN popularity in this country SO
DO they improve IN quality. and those benched
this wear are a long way the best collection ever
seen here. Beautiful Billy, shown by Mrs. J.
Y BrooAheld won distinct triumph by scoring
n the limit, open and winners classes for dogs.
Beautiful Billy was imported TO this country
hardly more than two weeks ago, at a cost OF
& 600 He came fresh from q long list OF We
tories abroad. the winner Of between sixty ana
seventy blue ribbons. He is a black and so true
n type and in such fine coat that IT is little
wonder he made clean sweep In the classes IN
which lie was eligible 1t was Impossible 10
get within six feet Of the ring when the awaIuS
IN this class We're being made
Ra6-roft parkie shown by Mrs. A. A. Mac
donald won in the open class for dogs bred In
the United states or Canada, ana was second 10
Beautiful Billy in the open and winners classes
for dogs. He is a particularly good specimen
and g The first homebred which has ever been
able 10 hold his own with the inportations from
abroad. where the breed has been fostered Some
,ssa can be had Of the strength Of the class TINS
wear when Mrs r. F. Mayhews FOX BIN
DANDY. which IS a three times winner OF Ihe
Cla,-resse Macbay challenge cup only got reserve
IN the omen class Mrs. Mayhem got some con-
ISOLATION however, from the fact that feucioI-
Darkie Is 2 son Of Fox Hills Dandy
Fr6cli~e Admiration. which was third IN the
me, class IS another importation. he was
known IN England as Little Go Bang. George
Rapsr bought him as q puppy for 800 and
named hin, after his champion foxterrier' 90
Bang. Nj. Raper sold him 10 Mrs G. STEAD
man Thomas recently for price said TO De
$1,000
The bitches also made a brave showing. MIS-
C. stesdran Thomas won the blue In the open
2.d Rfuners classes. With Oh Endcilhe I as
cInatou. z brown which won here last yea
after much success in England MIS-; ".
7. Renders Lady DENLY was seCoilu; 49,
DENLY also won in the limit class, beallhB MI
] y F5-ColreeId,s ThirIsmere May Blossom, d
white variety which was imported Two Neeh0
ago with Beautiful Billy.
ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS WELL MATCHED
The English toy spaniels were another eooo
lot They were shown in four coiors-orahse
and white black and tan, ruby and tCi-coloi'
Nelcote Tess. a BlenheiTn, or orange anu "Hi'0'
dog was in perfect coat, and showed 10 ue''el
advantage than ever before. she was Pia 49,
first IN the open and winners classes TOT US
ana bitches scoring over Miss a b Le 20
I-sns6ov-ue Railway Jessie, which arrived mere
from England a week ago with q Dig sulie %
Victories 10 her credit Oh Square ace 49,
over Sampson, shown by Mrs = AlehseS at I.s
the black and tans, and Mrs ID. y. Lester liz
clite F.awatha earned the blue over the sen
Ser Kennels Nellcote Kim In the ul-coloI9'
Eadci1e Hiawatha is noted winner 10 LIS rs
land where he was called Philotes me foeII
Sen Kennels showed a real champion IN AlHle'
Patti among the ruby spanie!s. When Nine.
Patti, NeIlcotte Tess and Endciine HiaWatha
come together 81 competition for the cup LOT
the best English toy the fight viii be pretty
one
Mr. MORGAN SCORES AGAIN.
J. Piorpont Morgan scored a substantial VIC
tcrv rz-sr his cNeT rival Samuel ITnterulyer for