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LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN
FREDERIKSTED'S POST OFFICE
FOR SEPTEMBER MONTH 1914.
Paid.

HalQ.
Hrr. Student Gunnar Fulch Burfoed, Mr..
Charles Pemberton, Miss Henrietta Williams,
est. Prosperity
Unpaid.
Miss Maria Andreas ont. Pleasantly 10
Bit, Mary Challenger est. Lower Love- so
Bit, Miss Melvina Gender est. Manning's
Bay SO Bit, Mr.. Charles McClarence Lower
Love- 20 Bit, Arthur Derricks 80 Bit, Am
brias Edwards (NTanning's Bay) 30 Bit, MIR.
Arthur Forde SO Bit, Miss Harriet Hall 40
Bit, Mr.. Joseph B. Nibbs 20 Bit, Miss Eliza
beth Simmons 20 Bit, Miss Josephine Sellig-
man (Est. Mt. Pleasantly 20 Bit, Mr.. S.
Thompson DeIlering 30 Bit, Mrs. Elizabeth
Wouldy est. H0gensborg) 20 Bit.
Letter addressed to Mrs. Miriam Isaac
New York City, sende unknown and con-
tanning one pair earrings.
w. BJERG.
, 1914-10-14

ceedings, and conditions for the sale are
open for inspection ut the same place.
This advertisement, issued IN accordance
with Ordinance 9Th March 1909, has IN ec
cordance with s 4 OF said Ordinance the
same judicial effect as that OF the rules ~
Placard % April 1917.
Christiansted's Auction Office, St. Cro'z.
the g October, 1914
POJLSEN.
, 1914-10-14
~NDTGOR

nET bekeudtgores he'ved, at D'Hefrer
- Foryalter SVEND JORGENSEN If
Plantagou Sion Farm o2 Inspector GU
STAY NORDBY at PIantogen 'Bonne Es-
peranc," ere beskikkedc tI-henf oIdsvis
for ChristoiGsteds og Frcderiksteds Jurisdik-
tjonel-for Guvrrnementet ut udfore den
Kontrol med Ejendommenes Drift og Suk-
kermarkernes Ti!stond OK Areal, der er fast
sat S 3 af Forel6big Anordning AT Dads.
angaaende Forstrekninger af Immigrations-
fondot til Vodligeholdelse of Snkkerrorsdyrk-
uiugen paa st Croiy.
G3"uvernemeutet St Croix, den 90 septem-
Der 1914
=. q. Y.
WILL JACOBSEN.
, 1914-10-14
WILL. JACOBSEN
Translation.


YT is hereby brought to public notice that
j. Messrs. SyEND JORGENSEN Of Is
tate a~ion Farm" and GUSTAV NORDBY
Of Estate .'Bonne Esperance' have been
authorized to represent Goyernment-re-
spectively for Christiansted'S and FrederIk-
sted's Jurisdictions-as to the control with
the management Of Estates and the area and
condition of the cane fields prescribed by
s 3 Of Provisional Ordinance Of oath inst,
concerning advances from the Immigration
Fund for the continuation Of cane cultiva-
ton in St. CrojX
Government, St. Croiz, tho 29th Septem-
Der 1914
IDl The 90 1eruor.
WILL. JACOBSEN.
QcfQ
, 1914-10-14

SEGELCKE.
, 1914-10-14
PrOklama.

n LIE og enhver som MATTE have noget
40 at fordre Boet efter afd@ Enke ANNA
AMELIA ARMSTRONG al st, Thomas,
hyiIket 30 behandles we'd undertegnede
Skifteret, opfordres herved til indeu tire
Mauneder fra Dnto hertil at anmeld deres
kray.
ST. Thomas og st. Jams Skifteret, den T.
October, 1914.
WELLEJUS.
, 1914-10-14
NTANDAG
den 2 November d.A.
-Eftermiddag III. 3.

TTTFIIIITUag NJ y.
Panteattest, Udlegsforretning, os AUX
tionskonditionerne henIigge til Eftersyn her
pan Kontoret.
Deuue i HonhoId til Anordnin4 If ste
Marts 1909 udstedte Acknowledgements har
efter sammes s 1 den i PIakat 22do April
1917 h~ien.lede Retsvirknng.
Frederiksteds Auktiousbontor, den 2lcn
October, 1914.
SEGELCkE.
, 1914-10-14
~TG0

Z HENHOLD TIL Anordning af ~ August
- 1874 btkeudtg0res Diet herved at leg har
nodtaget Aume!delse ON at den af Haus
, 1914-10-14
TVanggauktiOn .
nET be~kendtgores herved, at EJE>
No. 81 B. HOspitalsgade,

Frederiksted, efter Skattelisten tilhorenje
SAMUEL og RICHARD PRINCE, if2lge
Panteregistret matrikuIeret som No. 81 Hos
pitalsgade tilh6rende DICK, SAM, ISAAC
ogC CORNELIUS PRINCE. EDWARD CAR
roll, MADAME, DOROTHEA, LU-
CRETIA og SALLY PRINCE, hyori der
Ell giort Udlag for Skate til St. CroiX ho-
loul1Ikosse for Aoret 1912, vii, efter Be
e3ering nf Kongens Foged, biye stilIet til
Bortsalg we'd en- enkeit Auktiou som athol-
des naa nndertegneda AuktIonskontor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
ARMSTRONG TO JUDGE IN WEST
VIII Leave His Carolina Home to
Oftcinte on Coast.

Robert X. Armstrong OF Barber June
tlon. y. c. viii Judge at the Pacific coast
field trials for pointers and settlers At
Bakersfield, Cal. commencing on Febru-
airy IS, 1915. This will be- the meet held
IN connection with the Panama. Pacific EN-
position and the winning dogs viii be
placed on view at the great event at San
Francisco Mr.. Armstrong, as Judge, re-
Gently attracted the largest entry ever seen
ON the prair!es Last week ne was judg-
Ing M the Piedmont Field Trials Associa-
ton contests. near Durham. y. g. Re
Gently Nj. Armstrong had TO take a 600
mile journey to pick the best of the dogs
1t the North Dakota field trials.
Robert Armstrong is a son OF the IA
nous Edward Armstrong, one OF the
founders OF held trials in England and
associate editor OF Lana and Water, Lon
don The Armstrong family has for gem
crations been known as foremost among
practical dog men and the present brothers
In America came to this country as ken
mel managers for the late ] =. Morgan.
George ]. Gould and Clarence II. Mackay,
Robert Armstrong Is the lessee OF large
tracts OF quail and rough shooting country
in the neiFhborhOod OF Barber Junction,
y C., and there hunting parties are en-
tertGined, and. II necessary, thoroughly
equipped on the spot with dogs and guns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
BOSTON HAS BIG PRIZE LIST.
Eastern Dog Club show Provides
over -Four Hundred Specials.

RosroN. Nov More than four hum
dred specials were announced to-day N
the prize list 'cr the fourth annual bench
show ~ the Eastern Dog club TO be held
N Mechanics Building IN this city during
list Was sent ont many additional specials
have been offered. Including many OF tce
most !u0ortan' trophies TO be In COM
petition during the exhibition.
Entries for Boston closed nearly week
AGO bat IL Will be several days before tina
ssihcat!on Ia completed and announce
mcnt can be made Of The totals IN the
various breeds. The response has been
heavy, however. and confirms the judy
ment OF tho directors IN changing The date
from spring 90 fan.
Boston expects 70 have the largest entry
" toys in Is history. This will be due In
part to the arrangement 20 Judge all toy
classes on tho first day of the show In
response 20 requests from breeders and
exhibitors lt has been claimed that the
sensitive little animals lose their bloom
and show form after a day or two on the
wishes Of those mos; keenly Interested in
the various breeds
one OF the most Interesting events OF
the show will take place on the evening
u Thank sgiv.ng Day. Thursday, Noyem-
he- 2s--the parade OF champions Every
champion benched at the show, whether
entered for competition or exhibition, will
Ne announced and plraded IN the big ring
and will be awarded sterling silver club
medal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
THOUSAND DOLLAR DOG ABSENT.
oakwsIi wiIIdctnnu Does Not Ap-
pear at bulldog Club show.

Although the newly arrived bulldogs
Oakwall Willdetanu and Oakwall Flirty
Westall were entered for the Bulldog
Clubs show. they did not put In an APP
pearance. These excellent bulldogs were
imported by William Il. Oakley of Bay
onne, n. J. They are reported to be far
above the average and the bulldog fra
ternlty or fancy is anxious TO see them In
public competition.
Willdetanu is white heavyweight dog
exceptionally good in the head and very
short coupled In the body This dog Is
built on the came lines and looks very
much like the late White Marqus---tho
$1,000 dog which died on the Lusltanla
on his way to this country after being
purchased by Daniel 7, Ritchey OF New
York. Willdetanu accomplished good
deal OF winning In and around London
before he was shipped by his late owner,
Frank Walker, Stoke N.wington. Lon
don
The son OF Wroxham silent Prince and
Maurice Marguerite won two firsts. spe-
cial and reserve for best dog In the show
at Ealing, one first and special for best
dog or bitch al Hackney. two seconds at
the London Bulldog Clubs championship
show under Sidney Deacon, two firsts and
two specials at the Junior Bulldog Clubs
show under Or. Beresford. one first and
two seconds with George clifford as
judge ~, Manor Park, two hrsts, two sec
onds and two specials at the Bristol
championship show. Sidney clifford
Judge, and frst at the chpmpi
show nj Richmond under y. $ Horne.
Oakwau Willdetanu was bred by Mrs.
Boyes, is years and . months old,
weighs 81 pounds and cost Mr.. oakley
$1,000 In London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
BULLDOG CLUBS PLAN
MEETS WITH SETBACK
Claim Is Put Forth That Union
With Bulldog Breeders Is
Null and Void.

THE gus is informed by a member OF
what is claimed TO be the still fully and
independently existent Bulldog Breeders
Association OF America that II has not
been properly or legally amalgamated
with the Bulldog Club OF America, since
all the members OF tho Bulldog Breeders
Association were not notified OF any i'm
pending change. IL Is further stated that
no two-thirds vote OF the whole OF the
clubs members was recorded for any
change and that consequently whatever
was done BY some other members OF the
association was without due authority and
the amaleamatlon with the Bulldog Club
is null and void. Such is the contention
Of one OF the most prominent members
" the association and he further re-
marked for publication that the Bulldog
Breeders will continue to run its club ana
20 hold shows OF the most advanced kind.
The association, il is contended, Is not
one. two or three man club. and that be-
fore those who were forward In the
amalgamatlon with the Bulldog Club can
make good they will have to possess the
necessary two-thirds vote OF all the MEM
bers, some OF whom. Il was stated. were
at the Bulldog clubs show last Tuesday
and there declared that they had been
given no notice of the action recently
taken by some OF the members OF the
association. some Of the Western mem
bers OF the association In Chicago and
elsewhere had not been consulted.
The funds OF the association are salts
factory and balance remains to Its credit
At the bank II sti!l owns its own prop
erty Ia the way OF trophies, cups. medals
&c. and II stands. according to THE SUNS
.nfotm Ant. entirely ON It's own LEGS, and
is not attachcl to or amalgamated with
the Bulldog Club OF America, notwith-
standing that club had enlarged the num-
Der OF It's committee or board OF governors
from nine 90 twelve members 80 that three
members OF the bulldog Breeders Associa.
ton could be put on the Bulldog Club
board. u will BE- remembered that at the
same meeting OF the Bulldog Club that the
dudley nose question was discussed Il wa.
resolved 10 receive the Bulldog Breeders
Association into the Bulldog CLUB: and
that the two clubs properties should be
pooled and the annual subscription OF
l31t-l9l5 adjusted 20 as 90 1T the differ.
tucc Of dates OF the fiscal year OF the two
clubs. Now, however. according 90 THE
SUNS Informant the whole matter Is dis
putci and the Bulldog Breeders Associa-
t!on OF America Is to carry on H. own
business In a separate ana entirely inde-
pendent way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
CHICAGO CONTEST CLOSE.
Judge selects soubrctte as Rest In
show.

At the Western Airedale Terrier Club
chow, held at the Hotel Sherman Chicago.
one Of the most exciting and interesting
contest Of tho day. says the american
Fi,ld, Chicago. was that for the Water
side cup. which brought into the ring
the two g'rat champions Abbey King
Nobhler and NiCkery Souhretto.
This contest also settled tho question
a. 20 the best In tho show. as King Mob
bier had taken winners and also first In
the championship class for dogs. and
Soubrettc. which had not been exhibited
In the regular classes, had defeated Clpn-
mel Impcrious. first In winners bitches
In the champion class Tor that sex. The
Judge Or. r. i. James. gave both con-
testants a close examination and after
a few minutes Of suspense awarded the
cup rightfully 10 the Vickcry Kennels
great bitch. one disappointment was the
absence Of the Eastern dogs which had
been entered. including Mr. Onerman's
recent importation Rybrom Swell with
an unbeaten record across the water the
same owners great bitch Polam Mix
maid and Andrew Albright Jr,'s two
champions King OoranG and Alton Queen
Oorane The ViCkery E-rnels exhibited
twelve great Alredales and each dog or
bitch was In the finest possible condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
OFFICERS WILL HOLD OVER.
Present u. l.. y. 4. Executives VIII
Remain UnIiI January.

The Dog Lovers Protective Association
passed a resolution nj the meeting on Oc-
tober 81 tina, the present temporary Of
hcers would hold offce until the regular
monthly meeting. the second Friday night
% January. 1915. 2t which time officers
for the ensuing year would be elected and
the constitution and bylaws adopted In
Anal form
The association Is especially anxious
that as many Join rs possible At the No
vember and December meetings. 20 ne
held 60 that thcy may have a voice and
vote IN framing the bylaws ana election
Of officers. The officers are honorary
and receive no salary The association
meets the second Friday night ~ each
month az sl5 AZ Gregorian Hotel &c
West Thirty NTH street Manhattan.
James Gardner Ros~man has already
proposed that the association have a
'!urior auxiliary" 20 that children and
young people under age VINO are In sym
pathy with the work OF the u i. +. 4.
by application can he enrolled as Junior
members and receive appropriate certih-
Gates. These Junior certificates arc 10 be
suitable for framing and can be renewed
yearly on application. Mr Rossmlu
maintains that n the association interests
the younger people IN its work The hone-
fetal results will be far reaching.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
ATOM CRACKER DUE TOMORROW
Famous Pomrranian IL Beiuu
Brouuht Here by Mrs. Peabody.

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~ 100 '..'' - ~ ~"
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80, 80. ~ 80 - ~ -.
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80 go. s'''o -. 'u IN. 49,
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snNs 1i.'. ,'e ','." u"',,,S ",nu
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
PREMIUM LIST ISSUED
FOR BIG ALBANY SHOW
One Good Feature Ii Reduction
Of Fees for Dogs Entered in
More Than One Glass.

This premium lists arc out for the
Albany dog show TO be held on the first
two days OF December. A welcome feature
to exhibitors IL the fact that an entrance
fee OF 50 will be charged for the first
entry of each dog and 81 for each addi-
tional entry Of the same dog. That is n
consideration long desired by the man who
wishes TO enter his dogs in several classes
and where the prize money is often paltry
az compared with the expense to which
the owner OF show dogs Is put.
Albany has always been popular show
and 10 has hitherto been admirably staged
in the state Armory. one OF the most
suitable buildings to be found anywhere.
There are the added attractions OF
feather and fur show under the same roof.
Entries close on Monday. November ] Is.
with George Foley. superintendent. SO
Tearl street, Albany. y. Y. Following are
The officers OF the association: President
J. y. Houck vice-prcsident. G. X. Houck
secretary, Charles + Bridge; treasurer.
H. W Rynders Dog show committee: :
/ ". Stoll, chairman; 7. $. Bellln, J. T..
Brooks Fred Earring, g A. Houck, T.
Hydoru. e. G. Jones'. G. Luce. Jr, W. r.
Mayer. T w. McEwan. S. W. Morton.
+. J. Phelps. Lansing I. Plat, X G.
Shuster and r. r Townsend veterina-
Wlswall. Superintendent and secretary OF
tho show. George r. Foley, Lansdowne,
Pa; assistant superintendent. +. T. LIN
den. Following is the list OF Judges:
Dr.. Henry Jarrett. Chestnut Hiu pa
St Demands, Great Dance Russian wolf
hounds. scottish G"erhounds. greyhourca
foNhound7, field spanie,s cocker spaniels
heHEles, dachshun whlpp"ts. Old English
sherptogs, poodles, chow elbows, Da.matians.
boxers pooerman pinschers. Sealyham ter.
ricrs 1rieh terriera Dandle Dinmont terr.rs
Manchester terriers. misce'laneous
Dr. J. Fairbanks. Utica, y. Point
ere. English settlers. lrleh settlers
Patrick Tully, New YORK. y. Y.--Collies.
Vernon Castle. New York. y. Y.--0.rmsn
sheepdoEs.
dogs
H. 5 Rik.r. New York n Y-Airedaie
terriers fox terriers, welsh terriers.
Mark ORourse, Hamilton. CsnAda-BuN
'terrlers
Frederick ! Hsmna, Jamaica. l.. /, y. Y
--Irsuth Nu' aogt
Dr waEac. snow. poston. Mas --Bo,ton
Terriers
Mis- MARGARET Brigham. North Grafton.
Mass--Sco'ilsh terriers. West Highland
Nh'.e terriers
Mrs Madre Thorpe sheen-head Bay. y
- chipperkes. Pomrra uitns. English toy
zpan.e.s, japanese spau'..s. pekiuE. toy
ppodles. Maltese terriers. 'oy black and tan
terriers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
BRIEF BITS OF DOG NEWS.

u-C'u-. HALEY. wei known In con.
u-a.lou with Pekiurc'- spau'e,> and highly
W.rsi's corner - tho Garden Iae, Norlav
night H.. also eeconIei Tho champion ne
V.s,on Freddie Welsh 10 ais, another dog
,,n,isr and when he came over ,h.f dino
h brought with h'm , wish t.--ier
from Vale. NJ HALEY ."' o. ~" 'r.'
g. i2I i1ss on ET rs 10 IKE o' a''sty
highest ncrt and one that VIII hrst o'
.ssu =. u. big show q the Eas.srn Dog
VIII be known In America SO Nanklu Me- OF
I.nrad
&c FOR he coming Albany show viii D.,
much apprccIa,eI by ali exhibitor. Tn,
Zee for me mrs, dog will be 81, and subss-
ce.sion In uselr should commend n NOR.
man ordinarily large entry
Theodore orerman. New York viii Judr,
A. the coming show Of ,hc Toy spar'ei C.ub
a, America 20 be- h,'d a, ne Waldorf
Ae,or'a on December yeTi IS ana 70 nat.
feIlcr Medical rnr,itu,e. New York vho
ne ou,brcok Of ,h@ War. bas sen, ,p bs
$3.50 Sb,rr.s u Nan Pc yyssb,ng 'i1'
Nv ons Of the ora"iaI p1str,ris e- -,,,
'omewSsr, , at the t'Gst The Posta', +,
- ~ an, c,,t,e uSii,'. w. r.es,,.,a -
aer am LIVER foow, ars, opsoTSa 2u
bT. F"r. Keeps up Jarte anG important
En"e ncb b'SG on uGES afeP ''go "H955 s. arg
co..Ies ana PomeTan'ans whle In this city.
Jay Could president OF the Pointer club
of America, again mas donated a trophy
IL VIII 60 20 me winner OF the \ Axe
SAKE AZ the nr'L F,a 10 he hrld u,i"'
ne auspices OF the POINTER Oiuo at High
POINT y c. commencing on November 8"
The Louisiana Field Trial Club will have
It's annual trialp Tor pointers and fe'tars
commencing on January 20, 1915. AZ cold
water ~. the JUICES VIII he a +. Ho'h
VA OF DAYTON. ono. ani J. bryo0 ~
Na'rhlio. nee In: farNGu ars OF th> Htab"s
may be obtained from {. AbneN' se'r"-
t"ry' ShreH' port L..
The benefit concert OF the Dog Lovers
Protective ,Associn'on WIN be held in the
on wednesday evening. AZ Sl'
Or. Francis Kendall has resigned a, sec
rotary Of the Ros'on Terrier cub ~ N.v
England and DR. @. +. sullivan has been
elected to a.. that position
Tn. e-st meeting Of IN. Wiz. Haired 70,
In, on,cers elected. Presiden, Thsodo-e
os.rmap, vice. prnslaen, Tbop,s ca
yauad.r: treasurer. Harold obcr: sec-ets-v
Russ- H. JOHNSON, Jr, Chestnut Hul, Pa
The club proposes to hold It's .nrst show In
philHde phla.
,r. o,s, 81 the series Of a.. rrnnd rbau.nrs
tnatch.s al the AibemarYe norman On
iVsdn.sdsv Sovenber ia Entries "a
cents .anh clos. win Wubur Purceu suner
lntendent 20 Broadway. on Monday. No
vember 10 The FOL owing will Judge: Mrs
Malcolm Strauss. French Bulldogs. Charles
Kelly. dachshunds. Mrs, Madee Thorpe
and Or John De Muud. miscellaneous clnss
and unciassined specials.
Evidently Irish terriers are not gaining
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
NOT AS BLACK AS PAINTED.
bulldogs supposed Had Temper
Proves TO he a Myth.

The champion az The Bulldog Clubs
show last week, Goswell Monarch. has
been used at the stud since his arrival
in this country Daniel =, Ritchey's well
known bitch. Lady Henley. IL IN v-holp
to Mr. Collins's dog. Lady Henley when
she was sent from England had not good
reputation SO far IA her temper was
concerned II was said that some one
had beaten her without cause and that
the bitch's temperament had become
savage and that she was unsafe.
This evil character had even preceded
her on the boat or which she came over
and in consequence she was left 20 remain
I'm her box kennel for the passage over
When She was released Oh the roof OF
the Gregorian Motel she at once made
friends with Mr.. Richie James Mortimer
and others, and now Lady Henley has
become what is known "a "a chllds dog d"
She is one OF the most dociie and COM
paniouable OF dogs 4 change OF treat
ment Immediately gave back 20 this bitch
her good temper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
NEW HALL FOR LYNN SHOW.
VIII Ne Held in January In Casino
Room for 400 Dogs.

T.TSS. Mass Nov. Members 81 the
Lynn Kennel Club have collected January
81 and - as the dates 81 their twelfth
annual bench show. which VIII Dee held
In Casino Hall instead OF Lynn Odd Eel
ows' building, as for several years pa ~.
The new location VIII have b'uchug fl-
cl!tes FOR more than 400 dogs. AM 90 i.
expected that fully that nImoer VIII be
entered. ~ the meeting OF n" club
members OF Thursday rirht Thomas =.
Rafferty, was chosen superintendent ~ the
show: Charles l.. O'Conner, secretary (.
J. f. Mitchell. treasurer and Or ". II.
Niminess. veterinary.
No selection OF judges has been made,
hut II Is probable that the toys and col
les VII, be Judged by women. with a New
York man az Judge OF several classes OF
big dogs. a. well as best IN the show.
President Thomas II. Ssk Will be In gem
eral charge OF Arrangements for the OPEN
Ing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
SETS PRIZE WINNING RECORD.
Moderate Dogs Take Tbirty-two
Ribbons at One show.

II "a more than probable that Harry
Rushton " Asbuiy Park. y. J.. made a
record win OF spec nj prizes %; tue annual
show Of the Bulldog Club OF America. New
York, last Tuesday. lie obtlined by tho
aid OF his Woodcraft dogs thlrty-two spe-
Cials and out OF these twenty had been
won by the well known miniature bull
dog, Woodcraft Model. Th- dog is a
truly wonderful specimen ~ the smallest
kind OF tho English bulldog lie Is vel
named, since he is model IN miniature.
Bred by Mr.. Rushton. this two-yesr-o,d
dog Il a son OF Woodcraft Sir David and
WoodcraN Baroness.
The th,rty-two green ribbons represent
ing the special prizes won at the above
show, together with several other nrS;
prize tokens will now be added 10 the
Woodcraft collection. Harry Rushton was
at one time successful racing cyclst
before he gave So much attention 20 his
choice kennel OF bulldogs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08
A Philadelphia Pet shaw.

The ladies Of Philadelphia win hold q
bazaar and show IN tine horticultural
Hail. Philadelphia, on December IA, Is
and 10. The proceeds win be used o.
tirely for the benefit ~ the unfortunate
women and children made destitute w the
European war. In connection with this
'etr a pet show VIII be held on the middle
day Their WIN be classes for all varie-
lies ~ small dog, and cats, rabbits, guinea
Pig. house birds and fishes.
The pets must not weigh mora than
Twelve pounds each. Pens will he pro-
vldod for dogs, cats, Sc, hut owners 81
cage birds. white mice and their Ike, gold
fish &c. must have their own cages and
tanks. premium list will be published
about the middle OF November, obtain
able from George Foley, Lansdowne, Pa
who will slperintend
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-08

The three motor bandits known as the
Foster gang. whose night after commit
ting number OF robberes and murders
on the Rand. johannesburg. South Atrl, a,
were discovered by the police. who de-
pended on police dogs 10 run down these
men, who had killed among other Gen.
Delarey and doctor Tho dogs hunted
the trar OF the men TO a deep cave or
old prospectors' cutting in a kopie at
Kens neton, near Johannesburg. wAsre
the bandits shot themselves when they
round they had heen discovered. y is
sad tha, the criminals would have es-
capped had II not been for the locating
powers OF the official dogs.