New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-18

when the French Bulldog Club Of Amer
lea held its annual speciality show in the
Belvecerc room.
Nine VernOna Jarbeau's little La Belle
Cora showed a beautiful resignation. and
regarded her mistress with 4 fondness
that amounted almost TO forgiveness. she
bestowed the same adoring look on
Charles Hopton after he had picked her
as the best Of her sex, and remarked thar
little Cora was one Of the best he ever
had seen Of either sex.
Mrs. Mary Winthrop Turner's Never
Never Land entries seemed not at all
pleased AT their return TO the show ring,
and when they were interviewed on the
subject Dollar Princess said. we do not
like to have our mistress III. but II was
splendid vacation for us" Little Bette
Noir. of Never-Never Land. remarked :
Take IL from me, who knows, the Dete
noir of Never-Never Land is dog shows.
The champion Of record classes. which
were feature OF the opening day, was
not decided until the evening session. II
was before a crowd not half the size or
that which filed the gallery in the after
noon that champions from four points CT
the globe walked onto the green velvet
platform. where e. .. II. handed out blue
ribbons and heartaches inversely.
/ In the champion OF record class for dogs
was Charles " Denaultss champion Nos
wal Nabob Mrs. Arnold Lawson's former
favorite: Mrs. Fred Edwards champion
ParsQue. Grant Notman's champion Gam
ms Riquet. Vincent Turkeys champion
Fenway Frenchman. Fred Poffets cham
pion Gamin's Rival and Mrs. Mary Win
f throp Turner's champion Pourquoi Pas
The dogs were placed in the order
named the only entry which failed 10
appear being Victor Herbert's champion
lie Roi II.
It was something Of surprise when
Pourquoi Pas was placed so far down
in the list. but there was balm for the
Never-Never Land I'm the next class
where Mrs Turner's champion, The Dol
lar Princess, was placed ahead Of Madam
Jarbeaus miniature champion, La Belle
Cora.
one Of the most popular awards or the
dav was that which gave the winners
rosette 10 Mrs. Mabel Riddelrs DR.. De
Tuxe The Doctor Is little known In
New York He halls from the HUB where
he was bred by J. T. Shafner. II the
Doctor needed any reflected glory he Is
a litter brother Of champion Noswal Ma
hob. but he has proved that he can stand
on his own merits.
Mrs Ridden paid a record price for the
Doctor: lust how much is not known
but It is a fact that his former owner
refused $500 for DR. De Luxe at the
recent Boston SHOW
The awards follow:
class Cjunior puppies dogs. over months
and under 3 Tnonths)-Frst. Mrs. Fred Ed
u,srdss Parsque's Memo; second Mrs. NAL
colin, strauss'g Chltain; third. Grant Notman's
,icocbet. fourth, John N. Champion FleUr
dc Lys Pinto.
class (senior puppies: dog months and
no, exceeding II monthsl-First. Henry +.
wars Beau Gamin III second, Albert Sic
friz,s Rondeau: third Amadee J. Van Beuren
voung Gamo: fourth, John r. Champion 3
Fleur de Lys Nero.
/ CLASH 3 novice: dogs-First. Mrs. Dwight J.
pa,m,s Napoleon the Great; second. A. Engel-
,ro,ht,s hunks Timbools; third. Henry p.
\ walls Beau Gamn ii; fourth. Mrs. Blanche
. Carpenters Neco
+ barr,d,-First Mrs Mabel j.. Riddels DR.. De
Tl,xe. sccoad, r. = Purdys Noswal Nomad:
49, Grant Notman's SAVIOR Faire; fourth.
/ charles y Denguts Gamin
class dimit. dogs under 30 pounds)-First.
Mrs Mabel j. Riddells Dr. De Luxe: second
Grant Notmsn's Savoir Fare; third Mrs. Nal
coln strauss Beaux Athos; fourth, a. r.
richards Richards Gamin.
Class Oimit: dogs 2 pounds and not oyer
I &C noundsl-First, +. y. Purdys NOs~al No
mad. second. Adolf Rothers De Treville: third,
Herman Becker's MOnicO Jaque.
class (open; dogs, under - pounds)--first,
,frs Mabel i Rddells Or. DE Luxe; second.
Mrg Fred Edwards Oh. Parsque: third, Fred
( ponet's Ch. Gamins Rival; fourth, \. J..
+ Rirbard's Richards Gamin.
+ Cl1ss 5 open. dogs, - pounds and not over
se noi,uds,-First. Vincent NJ. Turlet IN.
Eenyvty Frenchman. Second. Never Never Land
/ Kennels On Pourquo Pas; third. John r.
/ uaslam's Gamathos, fourth. Frederic Ponets