The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-22
HARK! HARK! THE DOGS Do BARK!
THE BENCH SHOW COMES TOTOWN
CANNES Of High Degree Arrive From Far and Near for
Thirty -ilinti Westminster Kennel Club Exhibit
in Madison Square Garden.


winner Of the v~irginia-C CAROLINA Derby
ana also the Pointer clubs members
stake this year rrince-Cssh Belle. an
other iield trial winner. is among this
lot. MIR Mdckav until to-day has not
been an exhibitor OF dogs for fifteen
years. Jack Weller. secretary of the
Pointer club. was present among the
pointers. a. was Robert X. Armstrong
OF BARBER. y. G. Tom Kelly of Mont
real ~ living IN to record of never
having missed n New York show.
Albert Mitchell came from Chicago
with several bulldogs and terriers.
There are great expectations for otto
w. Lchmann's recently imported wire
haired fox terrier Antisrptic. a cham
piou in England. r. Coyne. also OF
Chicago. * represented in wire hairs
and william Mason Reay from the
same city has Airedales at to-day's
event. George Thomas of Hamilton,
Mass. said that he was showing two
Scotties. ono West Highlander and one
Welsh terrier. Mrs. Lunt was getting
the benches ready for her good team
OF collies.
a typical Newfoundland arrived from
Canada This dog. Earl OF Suffolk. is a
nigh class specimen. He Is owned by
Frederick Smith OF Toronto. The Earl
was Gagged yesterday because OF his
uncertain temper" James Mortimer, the
superintendent. explained.
The Liveseys came with the Robert
'ioelet team OF West Highland terriers.
There Is a long bench OF these dogs ut
the east side of the building. The breed
ls more than usually we'll represented.
Harry Pcters's nine Dalmatian logs evil
IDENTIFY made the crowd on the Fourth
avenue pavement think that a circus
mad come to town. Among the last 10
arrive was former Sheriff Lansing /.
Flat OF Albany. y. Y. He brought ma
prize and homebred bull terriers Good
Goods n Ridgemog Ukipita. William
T. Payne, Kingston. Pa. came with
some first class cocker spaniels and
pointers. Another late arrival was Miss
Amy l.. Bonham Of York. Pa. She was
accompanied by her bloodhounds.
The show Is most attractively laid out.
the hall being bordered with stalls con.
tanning an array of the latest kennel
requisites.
Harry Hungerford of Chicago, who
VIII start judging the collies at half
past 10 this morning, was another Wis
itor. He said that he knew he had a
nice lot OF dogs to look over. And
one likes to be set n hard task when
judging dogs he remarked.
The schedule of judging IL appended
The toy dogs ring will be in the con
cert hall annex and the English bull
dogs. French bulldogs and Boston ter.
riers in the balcony rings The remain
ing line judging enclosures are on the
main floor
DR. Henry Jarrett, 10 30 A. NJ, Scot
fish terriers. to be judged first by speclal
request bloodhounds and mastiffs Dud.
ley T. Waters 10 so A. NJ. st. Der
nards q. j Grassi. 1880 A. NJ. Grea,
Danes jay Gould. 10 40 A. NJ. pointers
and wire haired GriTons Or. Il. Lester
Jones, 10 30 A. ". beagles James An
derson. 10 40 a. NJ. sporting spanie's II
n Iiuugrrford. 10 :3O a. NJ. collies
Winthrop Rutherfurd. 10 80 a NJ. Are.
dale. Irish and Welsh terriers Arnoli
Lawson, 10 80 A. NJ. bulldogs and
French bulldogs +. s. Bearse. 10 80 a
NJ, Roston terriers Mrs. L.. F.. Mayhem
10 30 \. NJ. fomeranians. Pekingese
! English toys and japanese spaniels n
w. Is. Anderson. 3 =. NJ. Russian wolf.
hounds clair Foster, 3 +. NJ. bull ter.
riers William Neuhof. 2 +. NJ, German
s~hccpdugs.