The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-02
A valuable Boston terrier owned and
being exhibited at the Dog Show by
Mrs. Charles N. Hanchcr.
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being exhibited at the Dog Show by
Mrs. Charles N. Hancher.
! Sometimes an uppi$h little fox l"r-
'ricr starts il all with his pert SnappF
bark and the others with their nerves
worn /" Il fragile. iaunt back cna!:
lr7lGr Then all crow bC!$;rrOuS and
lhrn suhsidc. for there is deep feet
ing OF resentment thrnhIing in ractI
breast in the presence Of III" other.
SO ended III" first day of the Dog
Show and IN" fnrmidab" array OF en-
tries are yet far iTCa regarding each
other with felicity.
There are SoliCitiuuS owners who
seek 10 qu"ll III" rnmmOtiC:l and lcii
about on frail laSh,s. vori!"rOuS liz
lie bulls. With punchcd-in noses. down
BY the stalls of settlers and pointers
and Great Danes. who look on SOm"-
times in silent envy, bur ulurT"r W!in
blood in their eye. when some pam
pered yrrtumnd and bp.rihb0nfd pup
faunlors impuGrnrly by: Others Qu!;"
tired ont 10y travel ami rebellion Al
confinement, lie sound asleep III Ihrir
beds with their glossy heads between
Two weary paws. Snow white hHll
terriers hump down IN their quarters
and rise alert IL I'll" first low muti"i-
inG Of Impending commQlon Urea:
s.. Rer-lards boom uut II protest ut
unwelcomc attentions: little wool!
poodles who have protested all day
long with sharp siaccato barks. grow
eXCrrtlinglr irritable and diStraught,
hurting insults back and forth VII!
wild abandon. Beautiful, Soft-eyrd
settlers, pointers and hounds sink
down humiiatcd upon their straw AnI
watch plainiively Tor the departed
master. There is little respect 20:
property rights and miSpI accd pa"
or muzZle just III" wneSt bit outside
ones own domain, creates tr"mHn-
houS din on all sides, from parnc!-
paats and sympaihizors.
There arc grcaI. handsome. SILKY
callics, with beautiful soft rutfS. long
aristocratic heads. and II distinguished
air They gaze ahou; with wonder
mont and Scrm considerably SGT up on
tho attention ana admiration 'hcy or"
ar". particularly among III" T"!nin!n"
visitors. Funny black. bouncing little
fellows yapp up in sudden amaIrmcG:
in the midst Of the turmoil. dread sal
ice In every line nf their fl, bodies
and ~ suddenly subSide in quick em
barrHSSmrnl, unable 10 rar"y OF The
situation win rclat. and then drop of
10 joyous shores.
M on one side. arc elegantly furnished
apartments Tor ihr exclusives, blank
eted and harnrSScd To extinction
Hand cushions 10 liN or
and devoted mistress % CarcSs and
comfort through tho trying SITUATION
enables the Young prime" Ia "lIdnr" III
silent boredom som" Of The "ulhciS
from the row Of Sturriy-l"gG"d. lank
rabbit hounds JUS, under him.
In the rear Of The room arc the
travelling outfits. fIlrd with brass and
Vanished so Shningly new. wlth some
late arrivals staring diSCnnrrutrdly
through TIL lattice Of his door and
longing 10 nose and strut about and
bound away.
One meets with no misplaced conf
dnnce: there is the wa2 OF Ial, or
Of what rrmains. and a cool. soft
;.mu2zlc. lk" Il blackberry. against
ones hand. for thu frs; kindly greet
ing and giving that expression Of con
tidcnce in. humanity which only 4 doc
possesses.
For Mss Johnson.
In the luncheon today ~ lnr Hotel
Windsor Whc.ljr& clue women havr
rlIn,rd 4 delightful affair in honor i
Miss iI"i"u Louis" J"hnS"E. ni IN"
General t. ri"'.:..''". Mrs. l"hu L. Gu
| ,l"ir Ir"@Idaai e i!lr Wheeling W"mnu ;
club ,,tii riy. "a few w"ri- ~ greeting.
and Miss Johnson Will tain briefly. Her
lecture II thc hNll room If III" hn;r!
Will rr!Iuw IT ".ricrk. Tn" "x"cutiN"
lMorG. ChlirU'n - departments and
commits" mrrnh.l= viii Ia Gu"sts ';rl
~. luncheon thu ".'r"l""n which VIII
-. s.ri 81 at. "'.IuCk.
K"-"rya'i4u lrrs' n''a mad" hT ~
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