Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-18
OVER SIX HUNDRED
ENTRIES FOR DOG SHOW

The great interest shown in the coming
dog show of the District of Columbia Ken
mel Club is remarkable and one OF the most
successful dog shows ever held seems
sured. A total OF 635 entries have been re-
ceived. about 450 being famous prize win
ners coming from all parts of the country
This is a larger entry than ever known for
a first show given BY club.
One hundred and eighteen dogs are en-
tered which have won over 200 prizes
The only champion white Pomeranian In
the country will be on hand. being entered
by his owner Samuel Doran of Philadel-
phia
of the dogs entered here appeared before
the judges for their decision and the inter
est in these best prize winners. which
caused so must excitement will be re-
newed here. as they will appear before diff
ferent judges.
The Different Glasses.
There will be an unusually large exhibit
of ST. Bernards % OF these being entered.
OF Great Danes there will be 50; of English
| settlers. 81. Dalmatian coach dogs. which
a few years ago had almost passed from
the memory of dog fanciers $50 far as
showing purposes are concernedD, will be
strongly represented, "a being entered
Bull terriers and bulldogs will come up AZ
strong. OF cocker spaniels there will be
40; Airedale terriers, Is: French bulldogs
20: Boston terriers. IS; Beagles, "a; fox ter
riers, Al: Irish terriers. 80; Pomeranians
81 The other breeds do not show up so
strong. but nearly every breed for which
classes were made will be represented in
the show.
The Kennels Represented.
Among the best-known kennels of prize
winning dogs entered may be found the fol-
lowing: r. b. Adams, Buffalo, n. Y, fox
terriers; George Bleistein, Buffalo, N. Y,
pointers; Brynwood Kennels, Clinton Conn.
cocker spanies; DaImore Kennels Port
Allegheny. Pa. Great Danes; Samuel Doran,
Philadelphia. Pa, Pomeranians; Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Eustis. Washington, D. c.. old
English sheep dog; Farmholme Kennels.
Stonington. Conn. French bulldogs: Gill &
Cronmiiler, Laurel. Md. beagles, George J.
Gould Lakewood. N. j., Russian wolf
hounds: A Henry Higginson, Boston. Mass,
wire-haired fox terriers; E. II. Tngwersen,
Chicago, Ill, smooth fox terriers; Henry
Jarrett, Philadelphia Pa; DIR. William jar
| Wis, Claremont. n. H; c. II. L. Johnston,
Washington, American fox hounds; w. N.
| Kimball. Lawrence. Mass, Boston terriers;
Miss Mary Lester. Philadelphia, Pa. cocker
| Ohio fox terriers; DR.. ]. Fletcher Lutz.
| Glen Rock, Pa, Great Danes; Clarence
| Moore. Prdes Crossing Mass, Dalmatians
| and poodles: Mt Pleasant Kennels, Ken
| sico, n. Y, Dalmatians: 3. f. Lewis, Lans
| doWne Pa, English settlers. Nellcote Ken
nels. MISREPRESENTATION n. Y, French
bulldogs; George Porter, Ardsley, N Y,
| Scottish terriers: Rananna Kennels. River
| ton. n. J.. St. Bernards; Red Brook Ken
| nels, Great Neck, l.. T., poodles: NJ w.
| Robinson (Rob Roy and Presto Kennels),
| Englewood n. j., and New York city;
RoCkcnffe Kennels, Hampstead, l.. l., Dali
| matians; Rowsley Kennels. Dobbs Ferry,
/ n. Y. Airedale terriers; Sabine Kennels,
| Orange, Tex, fox terriers; Sem Sem Ken
| nels, New York city English toy spanels
| and japanese spaniels: Spotswood Kennels,
| Broadaxe. Pa. Boston terriers; Swiss
| Mountain Kennels. Germantown. Pa, Pom
| eranians: Samuel Untermyer (senior coun-
| sci for Standard Oil Company. Yonkers.
| n. Y. collies; Howe Totten, Washington,
| D. c.. Great Danes: Valley Farm Kennels.
| Simsbury, Conn, Russian wolfhounds;
| Howard Willets (Gedney Farm Kennels),
| White Plains. n. Y; Willowmer Farm Ken
| nels, Sound Beach, Conn, st. Bernards.
| The Show Will Positively Take Place.
! A great deal of excitement was caused in
| the dog world yesterday when 1t was
| learned that injunction had been APP
| piled for to stop the show. Dog lovers,
| however. will be pleased to hear that the
! Kennel Club will hold it's show on the four
| days already mentioned, February %, March
| l, and g. Mr.. T. Conrad Dodge, the
| treasurer who was seen yesterday after
noon. said:
I'VE intend to have a dog show in Wash
| ington February %. March /. and 3. There
| IS not the slightest doubt of this fact. 1
| cannot talk about the injunction, as It
| would not be policy for me to do so at this
| time, but l wish you would say that the
| dog show Will be held We have over $50
| entries from all over the United States and
| the coming show will surpass any ever
7 held in this city"
| The Kennel Clubs office was kept busy
! all day yesterday answering telephone and
! telegraph Inquiries about the Injunction.
| Every one received the same reply-"Posi-
! lively there will be dog SHOW on the orig
| inal dates