New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-17
Mrs. McGuckin Comes to
the Rescue of the Bide-
a-Wee Home.
AFFAIR IN ORANGE
RIDING ACADEMY
CANNES of High Degree from
Many Famous Kennels Perform
for Sweet Charity.

IL remained for Mrs. Benjamin j. Nc
Guckin. Of Orange. N. J.. to arrange a
benefit for the Bide-a-Wee home Of Or
anee. and this she did 90 successfully In
the form OF a dog show. three years ago.
that the exhibition has become an annual
fixture.
The third bench show was held In the
Orange Riding Academy yesterday, and
there were fifty more dogs benched than
al the previous show. which means sue
cess. Indeed. the exhibition has become
so popular that the officers talk OF hav-
ing Z. regular A. X. c. bench show next
season.
Dogs of high degree from many OF the
famous kennels stepped onto the tanbark
and did their little act In the name OF
sweet charity. The bread which they cast
on the waters, however. returned to them
i'm the form Of blue ribbons and silver
trophies.
Near the door were benched some OF the
recipients Of the charity, and over the
bench hung a sign which read. II am
homeless Give me a home. and ] VIII
be faithful 20 you" There is no doubt
that if one wished to study the psychol-
ogy OF the canine underworld here was
the most interesting part of the show.
Here was a brindle and white matron
OF uncertain age and still more uncertain
lineage. Her seraphic expression was
quite belied by the fact that both of her
ears were missing. and she bore the scars
Of many battles. Around her gambolled
tai I'D brown
dogs with no tails. and ii speaks more
strongly for the humane instincts OF the
spectators than for their canine knowl-
edge that all of these derelicts Of the dog
world found homes.
The Judges were Vinton P. Breese, the
we'll known bulldog expert; Edwin h.
Morris, James Dolan and DR.. J. F. Biron.
Mr.. Breese judged the unclassified spe-
Gals
\ brand new challenge cup was offered
by the Bide-a-Wee for the best dog IN
the show. There was a splendid collec-
ton of stars in the ring. but Mr.. Breese
finally picked a good Scotch terrier. and
:, Crispin's Heeball won his first leg
on the trophy.
Heeball is owned by w. @. Porteous.
Second choice was Mrs. A. Mcclure Hal
ley's Pekingese spaniel. Sun Of Denrud
He received the secretary's cup tor inc
reserve winner. A Manchester terrier
called Lancashire Lass was chosen as
the best bitch in the show.
II. was a notable fact that many OF the
Palace winners were deposed. This hap
nened in the class for German shepherd
dogs. where Oficer Dina. a young bitten
which won at the Westminster show. was
placed second to Prlnz Eitel, SIX
months-old puppy. owned by Mrs Leo L.
i. Wanner.
officer Dina IL from the same kennel
She was sold recently by l.. !. de WIN
ter. who bred her. Both OF these dogs
will be trained for police work. Although
Dina was defeated by Prinz. she was
chosen as the best Of her sex. Prinz WIN
ming a similar trophy for the best dog
Anotber Palace winner which met his
Waterloo was w. Ross Proctors Arch
Druid, the Sealyham which deteateo
galaxy Of stars at the Westminster snow
lie, too, had to abdicate In faVor Oh
kennel mate. Sonny Dolly.
Two of the breeds which had the iars-
est representation were Pekes ana Ponls'
Mrs. ]. l.. Mallery had the winning bitch'
ms well as the winning dog, In fofns'
rrhev were beautiful, rich orange sabies'
sailed Sabrinetta and Naughty SABLE
Miss Marjorie Smylie had a good choco-
late in 30 Peep Of Downshire, but 80
Pecp refused to show and had 10 accept
second honors.
The Pekes were so numerous that IL
was unfortunate that they had not been
divided into classes for both sexes Mrs'
"a NC HALEY won all or the piues
with Windi of Denrud, a home-bred
puppy Clue-Ty Of Denrud and cham
Mon sun of Denrud Mrs. A. NJ. Hunter
won the special FOR the best bitch with
llim of Arden.
The awards follow:
class Great Danes: open; dOgs)-First,
sustave Scnfts Rex Won Houston: second Johh
" euzoIs Bismarck. -,
Clsss IL tRussian wolfhounds: open: dogs
and bitchesi-First Boreas Kennels N ltuuS
BaUi0 second. Boreas Kennels On NoNo
VALLEY Farm " w., N,-a
NJ IL McCufdy's Ormskrk Sensation . -
class 81, topen: bitChes)-First, Mrs. NJ H.
NcCuriy's Pincwood Popularity
Glass lO7 German sheepdogs open cog
ana bitcbcs)- First George II. Hartman. Jr. IS,
I:rown Roy: second. Mrs. Leo +. MANNERS Or
'V Class i5a open: dogs. A. pounds and Ov.r-
r.irst 4 Parrein's NicNs. second. mrs.
harry Grccnwood's Queens Dragon -
class 176 (Airedale terriers; OPEN dogs)-
f-i,st " A Burtenshaw's Skfbo Aviator; SEQ
ond z. b Conant's Pyralir Snapper.
Class l92 (hulltcrriers; open; dogs)-flrs'' u
T. McGucNin's Gwbert: -. - A.,
class POI Qrronch bulldogs; open; dogsD-
First Adoiph Rothers's Dc Trevilie' second
William Watson's Bustler. =, ,,,,
class PA (open: bitches0-t1rst j. NJ. Mn
ine's Noswal Nina: second. william Watsons
Class 22s (opcn: dogs)-F1rst. Thomas j.
Ualey's Little Dean; second Jerry, $1,000
class 26a (Soalyham terriers; open. ooss N an,
hi,ches,-First w Ross Proctors Sonny Dolly;
second, ". Ross Proctor's Arch Druid. -,
Cqass $50 Scottish terriers. open, COTS
J-ir,t w O. Portcous's St Crlspln hoelosII,
seccnd. Mrs. S. o. Church. jr.'s. Gienridse
class Dos CPomeranians; t open dS s,S,,.
second Mildred NJ X. Rogerss Imp OF
Chunte he: third. Mildred Rogers's EBONY
Class sos (open: btches)-F1,t, Mrs. J.
I Mallery's Sabrinetta. second, MISS Mar
iorie Smylie's Bo Peep OF Downshire; thiro'
Mrs NJ. Harkinss Helligo.
Cias. 8i4 (English toy spaniels; OPEN
dogs)-F1rst Carl Wilkes's Lady vivian;
Glass arc Japanese spaniels: open; dogs)
First Mrs Sarah Leonhardts omar
Glass 323 (Pekingese spaniels. OPEN uoss
snd bitches First, Mrs. A. Mcclure Halleys
On sun OF Llenrud: second. Arden kenneiss
win, OF Arden; third. Arden Kennelss FAR
FAX Chin Toy OF Arden.
Police Dogs Learning Engllsh.
The training school for police dogs has