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New Britain herald., 1915-05-17
Placed on Warship.

Paris, May 17.-Under date Of Fri day at Lisbon, the Havas correspon{l- snt says that General Pimenta Castro. premier and minister of war. and Gounart Medeiros, former minister Of public Instruction nad beszl taiysn Assfrom garrison in Carmo street and turned over to the new governm erlt. } They were at once conducted on board the warship Vasco da Gama.
 Held in Garrison.
 B. Machado, minister of the inter- 6 Tor and Santo Lucas, minister of f. nance, members of the cabinet of President Arriaga are being held in tht arrison.
 The revolutionary committee on Sunday Issued a notice saying it would *continue to aid in the re-establish- ment or order until such time as the government had the situation we'll in hand.
 Policeman Seriously Wounded.
 A despatch from oporto says po-. liceman was seriously wounded and four civilians were fatally hurt dur ing manifestation in that city on .he part of mpathizers with the new government. Otherwise order as been completely restored at Oporto, and the local general of division is await ing instructions to proclaim the new government. s N H The Official Journal has thanked all those who did their duty on the side Of the government in re-estab- 9ishing order. Civilians are invited to surrender their arms. and the popu- lation is requested to conduct itself With prudence and generosity. No f civilians may carry arms after 3 o'clock in the evening.
 Paris. May IT. 6:15 a. n-- Some of the best known monar-s chists in Lisbon, the Portuguese cap ital, are leaving the city.
 The movement is said to have beth directed solely towards strengthening the republic, which the revolutionary clements believed to be threatened or weakened by the policy of Pimenta Castro as premier
 Additional details of the rioting arc gwen in a Havas despatch filed Friday evening but delayed in transmssion.
 UItimatum to Government. When the cruiser Almirante Refs caught fire and began to sink the crew escaped to shore and sent an ul- ttinstum to the government, giving it until II o'clock that night to re- sign.
 Senhor Gunha, former governor of Madeira. was killed by shell which entered his house.
 Castro Lead Division.
 Jaime Castro was at the head of a Edivision which marched on Lisbon to Support the governments troops
 Civilians went to the artillery mu- |seum and helped themselves to all kinds of weapons. A large body of thenn, headed by customs officer, at : lacked republican guards posted hround the minister Of the interior. The ministry buildings and those of tlfe museum were badly damaged.
The sun., 1915-03-07

lished during the year. There IL little
interest and little desire IN tho estab-
fishing OF yearl,ng. two and three-year-
old records. and il is only when a Will
lain or an Anna Bradford comes out
that racegoers are stirred. No Won
derful three-year-olds are in sight be-
yord the Kentucky gelding Richman son
OF IN" Northern Man. 10y Todd. Last year
he clipped the record for two-year-olds
TO 2:o9A and II started should have
little trouble reducing the three-year-
old selding record Of :OSi,
Among other two minut. possibilities
I'D Geers with the chestnut stallion Ma
poleon Direct looms up most promi-
h.ntly. From very ordinary pacer
green as Srass he trained IN to rec
ord OF > :O:l2 and won ten races and
$4,000. Many astute horsemen in the
Grand Circuit LOOK upon NAPOLEON as a
false alarm. but Geers. who brought
out Brown Hal Hal Pointer. star
fointer Rnbcr, j, and ever so many
other good paNers, looks upon the chest-
nut stallion as one of the best and fast
est PAGERS he ever developed. II is
probable. too. that Possibility, 2:O2s. :;
Peter Stevens, . .02i4 Walter Cochato
o2l.. and Or. Burns. Jr. 2:O4I.. ali
stations. will reach the two minute
marx during the next campaign.
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BIG THREE CAPTAINS MEET.
Wilson of Yale. Mahan of Harvard
and Click Of Princeton Confer.

NEW HAVEN. March 1.-THE novelty
OF social conferences OF the Yale, Har-
ward and Princeton football captains To
discuss informally next seasons pros
poets has been put into execution hy'
Capt. Aleck wilson Of the Yale eleven.
who has had Captains Click and Mahau
as his guests here last week
He VIII entertain them again In a foH
days, when topics Of the season ~
1918 will be brought up for the second
time Wilson has been 20 Cambridge
as the guest Of Mahan and to Prince
ton for a social session with Click,
and Head Coach Frank Hinkey OF the
Yale team has sent word 10 Rush, tho
new Princeton head coach. that he Will
meet MIN as soon as he returns from
Florida.
While all matters discussed at the
recent session OF th- eastern football
tr.umvirate we're brought UP informally.
II Is known that the three captains were
of almost complete accord IN their
opinions. All three demand-i that IN"
changes made In the rules for next fan
be minor in nature. They believe that
tho next season will prove record
breaker IN football, despite the slump
in baseball last yea.
The sun., 1915-03-07
CLUB PLANS TO HOLD
MONTHLY MATCHES
Owners Of French Bulldogs
Will Have More Chances
to Win Prizes.


IN" annual meeting or the French
Bulldog Club OF America was held
Wednesday af,sr,oor 4, IN. .lhsrnar,.
,,,,
'''' '''''' "o '''''e's ''e''e' loI '"e
ensuing year were: president. William
lennW vice-president, John Champion I.
secretary, Grant hoffman treasurer +.
j. Bristol. The following were APP
pointed to serve on the executive com
mittee William LennoN. Grant hoffman.
JohS champion. +. j. Bristol, Frederick
!. Hamm, John r. Haslam and julius
Fangman.
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LARGE ENTRY IS EXPECTED.
Novel show Of WoOdmerc Kennel
club Attracts Dog Owners.

The little show" Of the Woodmere
Kennel Club to be held Wednesday after
noon and evening March II at the Abe
narle- n Hoffman promises To furnish the
most original club matches ever given
by this club. original In all its details
II will be of n quality that should lift II
far above tho ordinary club AFFAIR.
With a full classification for Pekingese
spaniels. Pomeranians, French bulldogs.
Airedale Irish and fox terriers, Bostons
and miscellaneous. and "A judging list
that would be hard to beat. "a large en-
try IL expected
A. 3 =. NJ. PeNngese and Pome-
Yanians will be- judge by Jules Ferond,
and the Airedale. Irish and fox terriers
ny John g. Bates. Al r. NJ Il. +.
Lippold of Philadelphia will pass on the
Roston terriers. II. u. Hoffman tho
French bulldogs, Walter Murray the
English bulldogs and the unclass!frd
specials and miscellaneous classes Will
be assigned to Frank Dole.
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MOUSE BEST DOG IN SHOW.
POmeranian Gains highest HONOR.
At BustanOhy's.

j. y. Goodman Judged with his Gus
tomary ability and expedition at
Bustanobys OF Friday afternoon. and
Mrs Nora Barnes's Pomeranian Monsie
was awarded the silver cup for the best
in the show. Second place went To Mrs
~ Mccutcheons King Charles Waldhim
Beautiful.
Mrs. VI Van Buren's Shlbct was the
winner In Pekinges.. with Charles G.
fiopton's Rodney Ariadne second.
Mrs Julia Baird shD WED her miniature
French bulldog Little Por,hos. which is
one or tho smallest FrenChics now being
shown He scarcely weighs tw.,ve
pounds and has wonderful conformation
large entry of Pomcraniaus greeted
MIS-. Frank Clarke. Winners went to
Mrs Nora Barness Mousie and Miss
Schilling's black Prince V. was second
The next match will be Friday. March
L..
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CHARITY SHOW GETS
FIVE POINT RATING
Large Number of Entries Justi.
fips Action of Kennel
Club.
GIFT Dogs TO BE FEATURE

The Charity DOG Show Is 20 have a
five point rating, and with record OF
1850 dogs to be benched and total OF
nearly 5000 entries, II has far exceeded
the number necessary to gain this high
rating Under the American Kennel
clubs rules. a dog must attain fifteen
points in the winners class under three
different Judges in order TO complete his
championship Tho only club to gain
this coveted mark before has been the
annual show Of the Westminster Kennel
Club. and the managers who are in
charge of the Charity show feel deeply
gratifed at the way their efforts have
been appreciated.
\ great deal OF credit II due the off,
cials, committeeman. patronesses and
the fanciers all over the country. The
four benefciaries who are to share the
receipts are the Mayors Committee on
Unemployment, New York Association
for Improving the Condition OF the
Poor. Brooklyn Association for 1mprov-
ing the Condition OF the Poor and the
state Charities Aid Association OF New
York Among the dogs benched will
he specimens from the kennels OF Mrs
Malcolm Strauss. William Z.esler, Jr..
and Amzi Dodd who are TO judge and
therefore were unable TO enter their
dogs for competition. Never before at
any show has there been such grand
array OF specials az will he offered. The
list includes over 1000 specials. which
include many valuable trophies that in
nearly all classes will be won outright
y ~ a.
cash prizes in all breeds IN addition to
the sterling silver medal given in all
the winners classes and which was de-
signed exclusively for this show. This
list OF specials has been augmented by
the American Sealyham Terrier Club
which IL offering Its presidents trophy
and a cup given by w Ross Proctor for
the best American bred. Greenacre Ken
nels, tho property of Mrs. A. c. Van
Heusen. have made the largest entry.
Besides the officials a few OF the large
exhibitors who have made banner on
tries are Paul n. Mills. who has entered
q new string OF imported Irish terriers,
and L. Il. Chase and George A. Ellis with
their settlers Large entries also have
been received from Harry T. Peters, II.
X. Bloodgood. J. a. Converse. Oliver
Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Throop
Mrs g. Hslstead Yates. the Misses
Kennedy. Rowland p. Keasbey. Schuy-
Ter l.. Parsons. Mrs Roy a. Rainey, Mrs.
". Pultz of Washington and George w.
Cuintard with his wonderful string OF
wire haired fox terriers.
\ decided innovation are the classes
for dogs from the city departments. and
a most gratifying entry has been re-
ceived The variety classes and un-
classified specials have been well filled
one OF the features OF the evenings
will include police dog trials and ex-
hihi,ions by performing dogs Another
feature will be a gift contest BY which
four thoroughbred dogs OF different
breeds will be presented TO the holders
OF selected numbers. The show Is to he
held az the Seventy-nrst Regiment Ar
mory on March 10 and 90.
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PLAN SHOW FOR DOG HEROES.
Thorough brcds and MonRreis Will
He Eligible for Novel Event.

The Dog Lovers Protective Associa-
tion will hold ~ some future time a
Hero Dog SHOW" Thoroughbreds or
mongrels are to be eligible and the
prizes will be awarded according to the
achievements OF the dogs. AZ the regu-
lar meeting OF the association which
Will be held the second Friday OF March
at Sis O'Clock at the Gregorian Hotel.
42 West Thirty fifth street, the even
ing will he devoted to lectures on the
different breeds of dogs
John +. Collins. president of the
Long Island Kennel club. whose knowl-
edge of the English bulldog is recog-
nized i'm England ~ well as in America
will address the meeting, and his lecture
will be illustrated by one of the best
specimens of the breed in New York
At future meetings other breeds will be
the topic. After the lecture on The
Bulldog real hero dog that actually
has saved human life will bc exhibited
and the story OF his brave act aud in
telligence told. Widespread interest has
been aroused In the pioSSer work un-
dertaken by this association.
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BUSY TIME BEGINS
FOR KENNEL WORLD
Interest Is Increasing This
Year in Nearly Every
Popular Breed.
MORE SHOWS THAN EVER

The present year promises 20 he a
remarkable one IN the kernel world
Starting OF with phenomenal serie,
OF thg shows with wonderful entries
one big success seems TO follow another.
Cf the popular breeds that have done
we'll English bulldogs take . foronos,
place. There have been some huge
entries and the quality has been high
Wire haired fox terriers IRE gaining
IN popularity and no breed has made
greater progress during the past year.
No end of new fanclers arc comins
in and sales have been as good az the
average. which is an excellent omen
A really good specimen will ind ready
buyer " for sale and some record prices
have been paid
The English Bulldog Club OF America
and the Bulldog Breeders Association
have settled their controversy and big
things may be expected from this breed
The Boston Terrier club as adopted
q new standard. When every one
knows what type is wanted 1t will be
palmer sailing and the breed Will go
un and prosper. Good puppies have been
coming out and there have been some
big entries IN this breed at the larger
shows. Maltese terriers have gained
some friends and number of beautiful
specimens are being benchcd.
In Airedale terriers We certainly can
say there is a great deal OF interest and
some wonderful specimens have been
imported. Although II is unfortunate
one of the prominent kennels in this
breed has retired from the show ring
for the present. new fanciers have taken
up the breed and all IN all tho Airedals
fancy is in "A healthy state.
English Toy Spaniels are not pros
pering. although there are a few good
specimens still to be seen AT the shows.
The Pekingese 10 undoubtedly RESPONSE
BILE for this. az the quaint little "Peke
eeems to gain IN strength every day.
Some of England's best specimens have
been brought over and at all shows the
interest In the toy section centres
Ground their ring.
Sealyham terriers are the latest craze.
The best specimens are charming little
fellows. full of fire and 20. and big
future is pgenlcted for them.
French bulldogs remain about the
same. one OF the largest kennels has
dropped out OF the breed. but with III.
new blood added to the personnel OF the
parent club and its specially show loom
ing UP on the horizon increased interest
Il sure to come.
Scottish terriers have not made a big
advance. Collles seem to maintain their
old excellence. II is certainly one of the
most beautiful breeds and should attain
its proper rank all over the country.
German police dogs are taking the
centre of the stage in many quarters
and much has been done In this breed.
Training quarters have been established
and much e expected TO develop from
So1s highly Intelligent animal.
In Chows the supply does not seem
= meet the demand. japanese are still
good. although at show after show the
same names appear. The Jap IL indeed
pretty. but il 50 delicate that the circle
OF exhibitors Is restricted.
With the different speciality clubs
working In the interests of the different
Breeds the present outlook IL bright.
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CAL1F0RN1ANs BUY AIREDALES
LEADING Dogs of Breed Go to Ken
u~ls on Pacific Coast.

BauEhfell Kennels of Newark report
the sale OF the international champion
-Airedalo terrier. King Oorang to Mrs,
Anita NJ. Baldwin. owner of the Anoakla
Kennels, Santa Anita, Cal In
King OoranR Mrs. Baldwin Is getting
one OF the best Airedale terriers alive
to-day. az his show record proves. He
has defeated nearly every dog of note
that he has met and has been placed as
best Of all breeds At a number Of shows.
Mr.. Oiker Of Chico. cal, has recently
imported the noted English winner
Tears and Smiles. credited with more
than a hundred first and special prizes
and twelve times best in show all breeds
competing. She has defeated most of
the best Of her breed on the other side
and will make her American debut AT
the Pasadena show. With the dcquisi-
tion OF Oh. King Oorang and Mr. Olker' :
importation. together with CHI His High
ness. Oh. Baughfeld Rriar and others now
on the coast. the breeders Of California
will ere long he able TO compete with
the best for American bred honors
The sun., 1915-03-07
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS

Harry Rushton the popular cwn.- %
The Woodcraft Kennels, Asbury Park \.
). Is having some huildogs sent over from
the Dundee Kennels. Scotland. \ few
weeks ago some On" poisoned six NJ his
English bulldogs and he ia getting the
new ones over "a hl the vacancies in the
kennel.
p. j. sullivan, wei known as a breeder
anu ehhlhltor OF Boston terriers has hocn
York.
John Il Haslam has accepted the task
ot Judging the French bulldog classes At
show 20 be held at Cambridge. Mass. and
Il IL reported that Alva Rosenberg f. -
v" the all round Judge At this popular
fixture.
.rhs, Grand little French bulldog Del
phlne. owned by Walter Burgess or
hoston, completed her championship hy
minister show. wherc she met some ~ 'he
best Frenchies In the country. Delphlne
made her debut AZ tho Is!ip show I'm 1919
shown by the Never Never Land Kennels
she went from puppy to reserve winner
and was purchased by Mr.. burgess. who
has ,ince shown her AZ all the New
England shows
viokery Kennels Of Chicago and Bar.
rington, IL. lately have suffered a severe
loss by the death Of champion Vickery
Emperor. considered to he one Of the best
dogs In America,
william Nj, Jones' of nrookiyn mas had
an anxious time with the illpeso uf hts
good Aireialo terrier trcwe So Patricia,
fun sister TO IN. Alton queen oorung
terrier now has practically recovered and
will no seen ~ some OF m" spring shows
Andrew Albright, Jr, is me tudgc-elcct
America show to he held In May. This
IL u happy selection, ~ Mr. Albright has
been an cn,hnslas,lc terrier fanGIer for a
tho best Scotties, among them Champion
Tickle Em Jock.
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GREAT DANE PICKED
FOR HIGHEST HONORS
Ac>on Won RhOen Wins Trophy
in Challenge Match Of
Long Island Club.

Tne third grand challenge match
given hv IN. Long Island J,.pu,l Ilul
was held Wednesday evening al Rrvar,
Hall Aesnn Won Rhoen. a Great Dane
Was the winner. large number ri
sprc,a,ors watched tho nr,irc n,nr..5
inss with considerable interest. As evil
dclocd by the diversified ,xprrssions
~ opinion heard At the conclusion oi
,he JudE'ns' "c'rRy Neal, the l'os-
ton terrier specialist from ThOWlS,or.
Conn, made his debut As ,uJrr a,1d his
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nns'on Tefflers.-JnnR Georgc ', Nea'
.nhInr dHg, strauss Monte Carlo
star, s.c"nd John II. GppdWInT Good.
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winning hitch, =. Rhmsey'y Midnight
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The sun., 1915-03-07

Drewstone Kennels Of Mount Vernon
have some interesting Icke sales to
record In a litter ny pekiu Bill were
two male and two female pups Of ex-
ceptional quality, Mrs. e. NJ platt OF
Astoria, l.. l.. purchased one of the
females and became so enthusiastic over
it's prospects that she also got one
OF the males. Miss Betty Marshall, La a
of the High Jinks company. went Il
Mount Vernon and brought back tho
other female. and Mrs. Harry Taylor OF
Brooklyn bought the remaining male,
which is a replica of his sire.
The sun., 1915-03-07
Coons Heads Bulldog Club.

Tho annual meeting of the Bulldog
Club of America was held on Monday
rvening At the Albemarlc- Hoffman
Ifotel. at which tho officers for the COM
ing year were elected as follows /:
President Henry W. Coons vice preSi-
dent, Franklin Trown; secretary, Harry
Rushton treasurer, Joseph A. Blu
chanan The board of governors will
comprise T.. l.. Bogcr, Franklin Trown.
Alex Stuart. James Conway. Harry
Rushton and ". W. Edwards. II also
was voted 10 end the dispute with the
Bulldog Breeders Association and 10
yet together and work FOR the interest
Of the breed. After the meeting a ban
uuet was held.
The sun., 1915-03-07

Miss Marguerite Quackenbush OF this
city has been quite successful with
her good skulled Peke Little Sau Gee
T'h.: dog came "ut ~ N. bogs Il!
Toyland show AZ the Gregorian Hotel
-hen he WAX quit Il PUPPY He was
..sr~re much admired, as he was at III.
big ". X. &. In New York, where
li,te san Geo was awarded tho red
ribbon, or second prize. ny Mrs v. f.
Mayhem. Miss Quackenbush places a
value Of 5000 on this dog
The sun., 1915-03-07

An important neetnS of the bench
show committee Of the Boston Terrier
club df New York T. scheduled FOR to-
morrow afternoon ~ the Hotel Gre
gorian The Judge Df the clubs annual
specially will be decided upon al this
meeting and announced nj tho evening
meeting Of the club, Much speculation
Is r1fe about the selection.
The sun., 1915-03-07

! T. Meade has applied to the Ameri-
can Kennel club FOR the kennel name of
Won't, rSo!d. ono Gf Ms imported r--
kingese natTnns has presented him
with two tin" puppies sred 10y Mrs.
Kiughtm's Tiny Niuchaw Of Duns-
moore. Nj Made recently imported
fvc peking"Sc mitrous and intends to
add the Peking"s. breed to his well
kuo9u kennel ~ Boston terriers
The sun., 1915-03-07

On. kahN Ddfller. $50. grand young
dog and big English
winner Ridgeway Dayiler. BEST Son ~
Oh. Kaby Darrlrr. Zee SEQ. The Imported
Pon~ranian. at stud; Kidr-ws, BarL
Nugget. 3tg-pound black. profu,~ coat
and rare qualit,. Zee S2S. Kidgewa,
Smasher S-pound orange shaded sable.
Big International winner Zee $50. The
Imported English Bulldog AZ stud. Ridge
wa. kingcran. \ Big Winner IN England
and america. Grown stock and Puppies
for sale at All Tim.-. GEORGE ".
QlI>TtRD. Owner. thari-- Button, Ken
mel Manager. 4. %. Bo> 81 Hay side, Long
island '. \. Ridg.ws, kenn.i-. Phone
2i5t Flushing.
The sun., 1915-03-07

A. the recent Westminster Kennel
Club show Fred Poffott purcha scd tho
French bull matron Fenway Factntun
from Vincent Turley OF the Fcnway
Kennels. Boston. Fac'otum Is by tho
late champion Fenway Frncllman
end = very high quality ll''le spcci
men
The sun., 1915-03-07
tIRtDtIE>,
AIRl.lDAIIS

AIRGDALl.S Champion PRINCE or
YORK and rlNTFkN ROY N'1Sr. Wire Fny
Terriers NICkERN WIRE RESULT Fec 81
each. Young stock a'Vay, Tor sale. NICkTRI
hENNElS, harrington. lu
The sun., 1915-03-07
GORDON SETTLERS.
DACHsHVNDs.
SOUTH SHORE DACHSHUhD KENNELS

TIE VERY BEST DAG ACHSnuNDS; young and
grow stock always on hand
TIE tElEbRArED CHAMPIONS Of TiESF:
KENNELS are At STUD. They are OF all the
recognized ooiols,
These kennels have rough coated dach shunds
As wcli as smooth ones They are all eArcp.
uonally good as proven by their show winnings
and records AZ the leading bench shows under
specialist and al-round Judges.
Apply Mrs 4. HuNGERfORD. Ray Shore
Long Island, " Y.
The sun., 1915-03-07
JAPANESE sPANIELs.

japanese Spaniels. the best OF imported sn
Blue Ribbon stock. sleeve and larger sptTl.
mems for sale. MISS L. HARkSIN. 81 Bergen
st Brcoklyn. Tel. 52I1-W Prospect
New-York tribune., 1915-03-13
CHICAGO WHEAT
HOLDS AN ADVANCE
Export Demand and Government
Report Make Holders Conf
fdent-COrn and Oats Up.

Chicago, March l2.-Crgent Euro
mean demand for both cash delivery
and the May option kept the, wheat
market to-day to level reached mann
ly AS d result of the government re-
port showing q decided falling of IN
the supply held by interior mills ana
country elevators Prices at the e.ose
we're strong, 1sc 10 234c above last
night. Corn scored net gain OF 'sc
10 81 c, oats Of &C to nc, and proVl-
sions shade to DC. Much of the buy
ing Of wheat appeared to be based on
current estimates that, according 10
the government figures, any turthet
exports from the United States could
be spared only by reducing the aver
age carry-oyer at the end Of the crop
year or by cutting down domestic use.
Export sales Of wheat for spot cash
amounted in Chicago alone to-day 70
100000 bushels. and there were saId
70 have been 100000 bushels disposed
Of to transatlantic buyers at the sea
hoard. with other foreign business
elsewhere, notably at Duluth. Cash
wheat premiums were the highest OF
the year. Range Of prices: