The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-06
OLYMPIC BRINGS IN
MANY VALUABLE DOGS
Superior Kennel AccOmm0da-
tons Make Big British Ship
Extremely Popular.

The arrivals OF Pekingese on the Olym-
pic were of Importance. and the majority
OF these came from the kennels Of Mrs
W. H. Herbert In London and Paris.
whose business card regularly appears in
THE Sur. Capt the Honorable Henry
Beresford and Mrs Beresford brought
with them two choice sleeve specimens
of the Chinese and imperial breed. The
Peke dog is partlcolored one and' the
bitch of a light sable or orange shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bryno and family, re-
turning from curtailed visit to France.
had All Tay a snowy dog with excellent
carriage. also from Mrs. Herbcrt's ken
neie. From the same quarters came a
Pekinsese dog puppy with plenty OF bone,
good face and head. carriage and ex-
preston now the property OF Mrs. John
ston Camden and the Misses Tevis AMI
Annie Camden who have gone to their
home In Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Brooke OF Chicago
had n Poke bitch which they obtained
from Mrs. Herbert in France. Mr.. and
Mrs David Morrison and Miss L. O..
Morrison had with them red Peke bitch.
Among the other dogs were A. @. Van
derbiits wire haired fox terrier and faith
ful chum and companion Paddy. This
Jog was bred in the royal kennels at
Sandringham Daniel Guggenhelm
brought smooth haired fox terrier bitch
OF consider nhlc quality, and Freddie
Welsh, tho lightweight champion. came
ashore with Welsh terrier. the second
of the breed he has brought to this coun-
try. as he was born in Haverford West.
the home OF the Sealyham terrier. Welsh
said he expected TO bring one or more OF
that breed the next time. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Kaufman had with them a good
Airedaie terrier dog with plenty OF bone
and standing we'll on straight legs; also
Ruby toy English spaniel OF good quail
ity and a red colored Chowchow dog
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle had with
them the best specimen of German
shepherd dog ever seen on the big boat
Thomns Grisdale OF New York had five
Pomeranians and Mr.. and Mrs. \ "A
Marcomber. back from the Continent.
brought chocolate colored Pomeranisn
Griselle by name, possessing good
standof coat. Or. Franklin Martin. re-
turning TO Chicago. was proud Of his
young Samoyede bitch, daughter OF a
bitch owned by the late Capt. Scott, r
". and one that accompanied him part
OF the way on the Inflated expedition to
the South Pole
Miss Grace La Rue had with her q
japanese spaniel. San Tol by name re-
ported to have been bred in the impt rial
kennels OF Toxic. Mr.. and Mira James
Secor took TO their home In Toledo. O..
4 pair OF brindls marked Pekingese. both
With good expression and carriage. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Thatcher and Miss +.
Thatcher brought back 20 New York n
dark brindle colored Scottish terrier Laird
by name. TIc was bred at Dalmeny the
Scottish seat of tho Earl of Rosebery
4 nice pointer bitch was on board for
William c. Payne of Kingston. Pa. She
came from r. :. Smalle. Bexhill. England.
She Ia good quality one and In whelp.
Several OF the above dogs were takers
OF honors al shows on the other side
Mr.. and Mrs \. belmont OF Wynnewood.
Pa, were passengers and were the last to
catch the boat NJ Liverpool. \ team
OF Wir, haired fox terriers, some good
toy bull terriers and several pieces Of
NarEage. all their property. were left be-
hind on the wharf. Mr.. belmont said
that NJ had number Of new dogs for
the fall shows They are as good as any
he ever owned. lie was much impressed
with the ideal kennels on the Olympic
and the care taken OF the dogs Dog
owners he continued. had waited for tn
ship so that their valuable pets could
travel across the ocean in comfort