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DOG, CAT AND POULTRY EXHIBITION.

MANY ENTRIES.

PRIZES PRESENTED BY LADY STUBESs,

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The fifth annual dog. cat and poultry show, held at the Happy Valley Racecourse by courtesy of the Hongkong Jockey Club, attracted many spectators, and the Show, despite the bad weather, was the most successful yet held The Committee Mr. H. Gedge, Commander Beckwith, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, Mr. F. H. Dillon, Mr. G. W. Gegg. Mr. J. Bell Irving, Mr. P. Lander, Mr. J. F. Macarthy, Mr. J. C. Wong, Mr. J. C. Wildin, Mr. E. V. M. R. de Sousa, Mr. W.: Ward,

and Inspectors Grant Fisher, and Mr. B. L. Frost, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, deserve great praise from the general public for the excellent results attained this year. Mr. F. J. Macarthy, was the principal judge, and his judgments were well received as being eminently fair Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin, in charge of prizes, Messrs. F. H. Dillon and J. C. Wildin, special stewards, and Mr. B. L. Frost, especially deserve a word of praise for their untiring work in making the exhibit a success."

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showed well, having a very good coat and carriage.

In the spaniel class, Miss Wildin reaped the honours with Kiora," a beautiful black cocker bitch, with fine head and ears, well feathered legs and a straight coat. was a close second with his strong body, and fine eyes, and was in excel

lent condition..

Bobbie

The unclassified terriers formed a large class, and included, Aberdeen. Dandie Dimont, Cairn, Yorkshire and Boston Ball breeds. "Mr. Bell Irving's "Tinker" won. He has a well shaped body, and fine skull. The coat of

good, but otherwise Mrs. H. A. Jane's "Biddy" was no

she is a

good entry Mr. Bell Irving's Tough" showed very nicely, He has a nice head, fine eyes, and ao excellent coat. ›

lobe. The third bird, Indian game, was a big-boned one.

NOTES ON THE PIGEONS

Langshan Pens-1. Mr. J. G. Kynoch.

Unchasided Pera.—I, Mrs. H. B. L. Dowbiggin : 2, Mr. J. G. Kynoch:

Mr. RA. Rodgers

"Geese-- 1. Miss Wildin..

Ganders.-1, Miss Wildin..

Best Cock in the Show,—Mr. H. 3.

Best Pes in the Show.—Mr. J., G. Kynach.

H. E the Governor's Cup-(for aggregate points) 1, Mr. J. G. Kynoch: 2, Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin.

EYE-WITNESS STORY OF ARMENIAN MASSACRE.

AMERICAN WITNESS.

APPALLING SLAUGHTER.

The following eye-witness's account of the massacre of the Armenians at Marash and the fighting between the French troops and the Turks which preceded it has been received in Paris Honing-1. Sergt. A. George'; 2 in a telegram from a' correspondent of Mr. J. G. Kynoch 3, Sergt. J. Dthe Associated Press, dated March 1: McKay.

In the class for homing pigeons the winner was a nice cobby redL. Dowbiggin. chequer, with nice depths of keel and width of fight. Thesecond bird was a nicely-shaped blue with good head. The third bird a blue chequer, a worker all over, with nice depth of keel and width of flight, but rather too week for the show pen. In the unclassified class the Dragons ware in nice condition, but failed in beaks. The under mandible requires to be thicker, to give them a box beak. The third exhibit was a nice pouter, but deficient in markings.

THE PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.

After the dogs had been judged by Mr. J. F. McCarthy, Mr. A. Gibson. Mr. 1. Bell Inving and Commander C. W. Beckwith in the presence of an interested crowd of spectators, Lady Stubbs gave the prizes away, the list being as follows:

DOGS,

CLASS. A TERRIERS.

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1-Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's "Rab

the Ranter"

Darkie."

2-Mrs. A. K. Taylor's "Dunedoo 3-Mrs. D. O. Russell's "Merriwa."

CLASS 3-BULL DOGS.

1.-Mr. J. C. Wildin's "Mike." 2. Capt. G. S Brown's "Sammy." 3.-Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak's "Rise

leigh Penfold."

PIGEONS.

Unclassified.-1 and 2, Mr. J. G. Kynoch; 3, Master A. J. Taylor.

CATS.

"Dare": 2. Lady Stubbs Topsy

General-1, Mr. D. D. Ozorio's

Josser 1Commdr. Beckwith's English 1 Mrs. M. E. Frost's "Tommy."

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make him

"Even in the recent years of war- fare few non-combatants have under- gone a more nerve-wracking experi ence than that of the seventeen Ameri- can relief workers who were shut up

munication with the outside world in for twenty-two days without any com-

the mission compound at Marash, where they were under a constar hail of shot and shell, while French troops,

MONDAY: MAY 3, 1:20.

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A thrilling description of these As the days progressed the position scenes has been given me by. Mr.became more and more tragic, but the

NIGHTIE NIGHT" A

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EXCELLENT DENNISTON FARCE.

The farce Nightie Night" rook

SPEECE BY MR. GEDGE, The prize-giving over, Mr. H. J. Gedge, on behalf of the Committee, expressed their appreciation of the aided by Armenians, banked with the full, busy ministering to the needs of interest laken, by their Excellencies in Turkish Nationalists for possession of the unfortunate. On the 2nd inst. a the Sho and particularly thanked

shell fell on the hospital roof, and Lady Sacos for presenting the prices. the city, more than half of which was burst in the arc, and on the same Referring to his office as Chairman burned during the fighting with terday the Turks tried to fire the Bartelt be owing to the great interest he of the Stoy, Mr. Gedge said it must rible loss of life.

Orphanage.."

took in dogs that he had bee

He appointed Chairman. fessed that te did not know much Crathern, of Boston, one of the work-Americans decided to stay on at all the audience to its bosom, figurative- ers who were through the siege and hazards and not desert their post. Only, Saturday night, and the house about poultry, To more kess than he was a Portuguese who accompanied the French garrison the 5th the. French killed their horses rocked with laughter at its droll Co. friend of his the other day. offered to the town in their retirement to and mules, and the garrison had roast

cepts. The piece. concerned i miss present him an immense Sourabayan islahie (on the Baghdad railway, about mule for dinner.

On Feb. & Mr. Crathern wrote: ing dress, and a little boy intruder fighting feock. The bird, he was forty miles nearly due south of

"This is the eighteenth day of the named "Freddie." This piquant fold, was renowned fighter and it Marash) and finally reached Adana. was suggested that it should be kept Mr. Crathern, accompanied by three siege of Marash, and to-day we had farce tells the story of an actress, at the Peak Year by year he had other men, one lady, a French lieuten- a joyful surprise. An aeroplane Hew admired appreciated in no small ans, first tried to leave Marash for over the city and dropped several mes. Trixie Lorraine, who has married a measure individual efforts of the Aintab (fifty miles south-east of suges, which much cheered us, as we very jealous chap named Jimmie Blythe Immediately after the cere- exhibitors at the Shows to improve Marash) by motor-car on Jan. 20. but now know we are not forgotten. the rearing and the keeping of the party was driven back to Marush

mony, Jimmie finds that she has been paultzy here. and he thought by a fusillade of bullets from the hills, On Feb. 7 reinforcements finally married before. He does not learn Johnston's that the delightful Lebby of keep whence fire was opened upon them arrived, and, describing the scene,

ing and rearing high class in spite of a free display of the AmeriMr. Crathern wrote:

thar the former union resulted in a Johnstone's birds was creasing, and he em can fisg

He rushes from Troops are already in sight, and boy, "Freddie." phasised the advantages of keeping

After their return to the city the are fighting their way into the city. the room in a rage, and she, thinking Johnstone's well-known breeds in preference to situation became more and more The guns in the plain are shelling the herself deserted, takes the train from

the common or garden speckled hen threatening. The following day shots hills. All the eighty girls in the

CLASS C-CHOW DOGS.

1-Miss E. Scott Harston's "Leo."

CLASS D-POINTERS.

1-Mr. F. X. d'Almada Remedios'

"Frenchy."

2.-Mr. A. Murdoch's "Rogue." 3.-Hon. Mr. Joha Johnstone's

Queenie."

CLASS E-55TTERS. The unclassified dogs showed bet ter than a year ago.

Mr. John A beautiful-Hon. greyhound was exhibited by Mr

Freckles." H. Lyson.

Mr. John "The King of Falas-Hon. an excellent entry, with plenty of

'Kitchener."

Mr. John muscle and fine legs. Mr. Ward's 3.-Hon. "Rex" which

"Fanny." last year, won was too big this year and has lost

CLASS JAPANESE much of his fine carriage as a result1-Mr. R. A. Nicholson's Mr. Lanby's Chi Ca a black

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poodle, with fine head and eyes and 2.-Miss Wildin's "Peggy." excellent coat, showed to advantage. 3. Mrs. J. M. W. Fould's "Miki."

There were four litters of puppies,

CLASS G-PEKINESE.

which attracted great attention.

Ben Doris and her litter of ter- 1-Mr. H. Dreyer's "Taduza." riers took the prize, while Conte-Mias Murray's "Hacks.” mander Beckwith's pointer puts showed considerable class.

THE POULTRY.

In the White Leghorn Cocks, Mr. F. H. Dillon had an excellent entry, with an evenly serrated comb, good lobes, and excellent legs and feet. This was the first prise singer, but The

and that

The entries included 88 dogs, 13 pigeons, 7 cats, and 155 poultry. Pigeons and cats were shown for the first time, and it is expected that they will be regular exhibits in the years to follow. H. E the Governor and Lady Stubbs, arrived at about four o'clock, the DOM "That at the judging of String WSB New dehyed...

due to unexpected. Riding.

THE DOGS..

The White Leghorn Hens showed Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's entry in the fox terrier class, Rab the better than the Cocks in number, but Ranter," which has won five first were a little inferior in condition.. Ed second prizes in Australia, toed Miss Wildin's pullet won the first the mark as a winner over a close prize easily, and is a magnificent second, Mrs. Taylor's 'Duaedoo bird, with, fine comb, and good legs. Darkie

which won the champion- Another of Miss Wildin's exhibits,

entries.

- ship last year. "Rab" is a very well took second prize. Commander put up fox terrier, and the décision Beckwith, had an excellent bird in his favour was well received. entered, but, unfortunately, it was

There were many bull dogs entered, not in good condition for show. in which class Mr. Wildin's "Mike"

Of the Plymouth Rock Cocks, Mr. J.

topped them all. "Mike" was in G. Kynoch's entry, a fine bird, evenly excellent condition, and has all the barred, took first easily. It is the best good points of a champion bull, well bird that has been seen here. The built head, strong bone, and a wide second bird, a splendid cock, with front spread. Captain Brown's Anely shaped tail, and the third bird. Sammy, and the Hon. Mr. Holyoak's which had good colour, legs and feet, "Roseleigh Penfold," gave Sammy a but was defective in the wings, were good contest for the prize. The good exhibits. bulls were a very good class and The Plymouth Rock Hens showed: attracted more attention than, any to excellent advantage, and the others.

judges had no easy time of it fa

CLASS R-PUCS.. -Mrs. Jordan's "Meggy." 2.-Mrs. Ormiston's "Pansy."

CLASS SPANTELS.

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of ChinaMr. Gedge thought they were heard, and soon after shooting rescue home were killed to-day, the Washington to New York to go back would agree with him that the show. began in all parts of the city, two Turks afterwards firing the building. to stageland. In the Puliman coach though still in its infancy, had, both French soldiers being killed. Sniping. We had to watch without being able she meets an old admirer. Billy as regards dogs and poultry, surcontinued throughout the night, and to raise a hand in help."

Moffa, now married, who return- passed its predecessors and they bad:

the following morning the American | On the following day the French to thank the working Committee and hospin! was attacked by shell fire, the troops were in the valley still shelline mg home after a week's absence on its. energeti Secretary for its great doctors and nurses having a narrow but it may be days before they can business.

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Learning of her difcel In conchon, Mr. Gedge again escape. All day on Jan. 23,the fight encircle the city. The wounded con- ties. Billy promises Trixie to inter thanked his Excellency for extending ing continued, the Armenians fleeing time to come in, and there are many cede with the jealous husband.

wrist watch, engraved with Trixie's his patronage to the show. It had through the streets before the Turks. deaths daily. been a great pleasure to them to see who shot them down. while other

"We spent the day watching the initials, is dropped and broken and the Governor and Lady Stubbe there. Turks ensconced among the surround-battle in the plain from the upper col- Bil pockets it with the intention of And they expressed the hope that ing hills picked off Jugitives attempt lege windows, and followed with having it repaired and returned! tile time next fear his Excellency ring to leave the town. 1-Miss Wildm's "Kiora."

breathless interest the attempt of the his arrival home. his wife, searching would be worthily represented in the It was pitiful," said Mr. Crathern. French reading troops to embush his pockets playfully for an expected 2.-Miss Wildin's Bobbie."

which might to see them suddenly throw up their connection with the France in gift comes, upon dan watch she re CLASS J-TERRIER (UNCLASSIFIED). Show by Terrier

hands and scream out watched ceded in doing." take a first Applause).

OTTICKS, which they finally, sucess it as his gift to her until she iv. Baltaidd facerbiorem fecing over the hills, till they Quererie informed the Americans befarce was well presented, and is one On Feb - discovers on it Tirie's initials. The 1. Mrs. H. A. Jones Biddy (York Lady Stubbe

shire Terrier).. 3.-Mr. J. Bell-Irving's "Tough" wife desired to thank Mr. Gedge and with wild eyes and distorted laces, and wildest alarm among the women and for showing here.

reached our compound, some, of them had orders to evacuate the city at of the best ever shown here, it is H.E. the Governor said that h's dropping into the mission grounds midnight. (Cairn Terrier).

This news caused the bout the type of play best suitable the Committee for the welcome telling of the awful massacres which children tready crazed with fear. accorded to her. Both he and his were just beginning."

Turning from farce comedy to wife had taken a keen interest in

We urged him to delay, as we do straight drama, the Denniston Players "The following day the Americans not know how the Turks will treat us will present to-night" The Woman in the show, and he was surprised at made representations to the French when the French leave. We hope lor Room 13," the very good standard of the ex General Querette, who finally said the best, but fear the worst.

Miss Warda Howard' bibits. He hoped that poultry that he would try to remedy the situa

lays the leading feminine role, and fanciers would take the advice ten

tion: but all efforts to secure a cessa-

different character from that in her work, which is of an entirely dered by Mr. Gedge and breed the more uncommon classes of poultry.

Nightie Night" and "Up in Mabel's

CLASS K-BREEDS UNCLASSIFIED.

1.-Mr. C. H. Lyson's "King of the

Fal" Greyhound), 2.--Mr. W. Ward's "Rex" (Samo

yede),

3-Mr. P. A. Lanby's "Chi Ca"

(French Camiche). -

*CLASS L-LITTER OF PUPPIES.

the Ranter." 3Mr. J. C. Wildin's "Mike." 2.-Mr. Bell Irving's "Tinker."

BEST BITCH IN THE SHOW. 1-Hon. Mr. John Johnstone's

"Freckles,"

of

The Armenians in the compounds

tion of hostilities failed, and the bom- were, frantic and desperate, and deter

Having seen poultry shows else.bardment recommenced in the after- mined to leave the city at the same i Robm-will' demonstrate her ver- where, he could congratulate noon; while the French also had to time as the French, as they fasred satility in doing alt roles.. in "The the Colony on the success

fire on certain sections from which the general massacre, and the Americans Woman in Room 13," the players aro show and the creditable Turks were sniping at them. At night did their best to fit them out for the put on their mettie, and have always the standard achieved. He thanked Mr. the city was plunged in total darkness. journey, giving them all the food and

come out of the test triumphart. The Theatre Royal should be crowded

The chowa were a very, poor class picking a winner, they all being 1.—Mr. R. A. Nicholson's "Cho Cho "At present, Government House was his diary," the 25th, we raised the

this year, the entries being small considering that this is a Chinese breed, of which there should be many -god ones here.

good. Mr. Kynoch's exhibits won first and second prizes. Miss Wildin's entry was a very good one.

Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin's Black Orpington Cock took first in its class very handily. It has fine colour, legs arid feet, but carries its tail too erect. Mr. C. Wong's bird was an excellent entry, but not up to Mr. Dowbiggin's bird.

The pointers attracted much attention, "Frenchy," owned by Mr. Remedios, was in fine condition, and Mr. Mürdeck's "Rogue," also, was an attractive entry. The Hon. Mr. John Johnstone's "Danby" is a very nice pointer, and if not so small, i Mr. Dowbiggin's hen, in the Black might have taken the class prize. Mr. | Orpingtons, also took first. It has

3. Bell Irving stood out of the final Sne shape, legs, colour and feet.

he was showing Mr. Johnstone's dogs, good, but a trifle too light, Miss

the prizes in that class. "Freckles" bird.

a very fine appearing bitch. "Kit A close race was on in the Lang chener and Fanny which were shan Cocks between Mr. J. G. also Mr. Johnstone's entries, showed Kynock's and Lieut. Comdr. Kilgour's «very nicely.

entries. Both birds were well-set The Japanese attracted much | up, with excellent colour. Mr. attention, principally from the ladies. Kynock's bird won. The hens were Two entries were regarded as the not good, the best being Mr. Dow best prospects for winners, "Peggy," bizgin'a entry.

3-Mr. F. X. d'Almada Remedios'

It was

as they will have a veritable treat.

1Mrs. A. K. Tayler's Fox Terriers 2-Mr. A. A. Lopes "Pointers." with dam "Een Doris.""

1.-M. H. B. L. Dowbizzin's "Rab Gedge for expressing the hope that All compounds of the mission were clothes they could spare.

BEST DOG IN THE SHOW.

next year he would be represented filled with frightened refugees, over. finally decided that Mr. Crathern with lovers of good drama to-night, by a champion fox terrier. If Mr.joyed to have escaped the terrors of should accompany the column, of Gedge would give him the benefit of massacre, but bewailing the probable which he would be in charge. his wide experience before he left fare of the relatives left behind.

will be a hard trek," he wrote. the Colony, which would be very CONTINUED BOMBARDMENT.

"seventy-five miles through mountain shortly, perhaps, it might be done.

"To-day." writes Mr. Crathern in prove unequal to the task."

and plain, and the fear many will ST. ALBANS LEFT SUNDAY. only represented by cats, and he was American flag, but no sooner had it burning city at nine at night in bit- The troops and refugees left the surry Lady Stubba' entry had not caught the judge's eye (Laughter) reached the masthead than a salvo ofterly cold weather. The guns boom-

Cheers were called for H, E. and dozen guns sent

us scampering ing over the halls covered the retreat. White Leghorn Cocks.-1. Mr. F. Lady Stubbs, before the gathering shots in one minute, while machine as the column slowly moved away. under cover. I timed thirty-three| Mr. Crathern notes in his diary that: Dillon; 2, M.-J. G. Kynoch. dispersed.

The sa."St. Albox" 4,500 tona White Leghorn Rock Cocks-1

guna tapped away like giant wood the city was a magnificent sight with burden, of the P. & 0. Line, and 2, Miss Wildin.

peckers. Five messengers were sent the great barracks evacuated by the Messrs. Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co. to-day for supplies and reinforcements French, shortened against the sky."

Agents, Irft Hongkong but we don't know whether they will The column moved steadily in the kan, Thursday Island, Cairns, Towns Sunday, bound for Sydney via Manila, Sanda- reach islahie

The same day," continued Mr. many of the weak dropped by the way-ment of passengers.

most bitter weather conditions, and ville and Brisbane with a full comple- "hundreds of wretched side to freeze or starve to death. At Ampang Hongkong passengers who

Frenchy."

POULTRY.

Barred Plymouth Rock Cocks.-1, A BURGLAR KILLED, Mr. J. G. Kynoch; 2, Miss Wildin.

Barred Plymouth Rock Hens.-1 and 2, Mr. J. G. Kynoch.

The body of an unknown mole Black Orpington Cocks.-1, Mr. H. Chinese, aged about 25, has been Crathern,

*BOUND FOR THE PORTI BELOW THE LI-E."

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decision of the judges in this class, as Commander Beckwith's bird was B. L. Dowbiggin ; 2. Mr. J. C. Wong, sent to the Public Mortuary. 11-ap- Armenians tried to reach our com- halts the column had to camp in the left on the St. Albans were Mrs. Mr. Johnstone's three setters, won Wildin's exhibit was a very good B. L. Dowbiggin; 2, Commandermittance to the third floor of No. 41, the light from the fires of the burning snowstorm raged all night, increasing of Deacon & Co. Canton, the Rev. Black Orpington Hens.-1, Mr. H. pears that the deceased gained ad-pound, but found ir a difficult task, as open. On February 18, a terrible Walker, Mrs. Jennings, Mr. Matheson Beckwith.

Pokfuium Road, by climbing up a Armenian quarters makes escape so to a blizzard at dawn as the column and Mrs. Pollard, and Mrs. Le Langshan Cocks-1. Mr. J. G. drain pipe. He was discovered by an easy 10 detect: News came to-day resumed its march, and for six hours Breton. Kynoch; 2, Lt.Cdr. P. U. Kilgour. inmate of the Hoor and an alarm was that scores of women and children-soldiers and civilians made their way

Langshan Hens.-I. Mr. H. B. L. raised. The deceased ran to the a hundred in one house had been through snowdrihs in the teeth of a run, is scheduled to leave here for The sa. "Eastern" on the same Dowbiggin; 2, Mr. J. G. Kynoch. verandah, and silding down the drain butchered with knives and hatchets. violent gate, many giving up the fight Australia on the 19th of May. She Andalustan Cocks.-1. Dr. Kwa-pipe, landed on a window ledge. As After the men had been taken outside and falling by the wayside through left here on the 1st Instant, bound for Sum Yin; 1,. Mr C. L. Lee.

soon as he put his weight on the ledge, and shot the women surrendered under sheer exhaustion. It was estimated Moji and Kobe, on her northern run. Andalusian Hens-1, Dr. Kwan part of the old masonry gave way, promises of protection, but were beshet over a thousand refugees perish- Sum Yin; 2, Mrs C. L Lee. last year's winner, and "Chiyo,” the In the Andalusian Cocks, Dr. Kwan

Brown Leghoc Cocks. De into the yard below. He was dis-

and he fell a distance of some 25 leet trayed winter three years ago. The judges, Sam Yai's, bird won.. It has spendid Kwan Su Yin 2, Mr. E. V. M. R.

On the 27th Me Crathern says: Clusion, Mr. Crather estimates that ed before reaching Isbhie. In con- however, ruled out "Chiyo" as being lacing, grand and evenly serrated de Sousa.

covered by the Police at 3:30 a.m... There is at this minute young 20,000 Armenians too consider comb, nice and excellent shape;

Brown Leghorn

and removed to the Government Civil woman in our house who relates how Marash. Lo

perished at bie celiberation finally decided on Mr. Mira, Lee,, bird was close second, but Mrs. M. B Frosts,-1 and 2 Hospital, where he died soon after she passed five nights praying it fets All Americans left Marash Matera. Le and Lo, and Messrs. Nicholson's "Cho Cho" as the prize a little pink in the lobes and 'creased. Unclassified Cocks.1, Mr. H. B. L. admittance. By the side of the de- cellar with a bandred others. The necessary supplies, are already en. poned until Wednesday, the 5th of winner. Two other notable entries In the Brown Leghorn Cocks, the Dowbiggin (Silver Wyán otta); 2, ceased's body was found a dagger, the Turks asked them to surtender, pro-route to the town.-Daily Telegraph. May, were diss Wildin's "Peggy," the winner was an excellent bird, of fine Mr. J. G. Kynoch (Indian game); 3 sheath of which was discovered tied to imising their lives would pe spared. was held to be too rough in coat this colour, comb, legs, belt and lobe. In Cdr. C. W. Beckwith (Rhode Island his girdie. A few pieces of clothing They agreed, and the Turks told the year, and Mrs. Fould's Miki, the class for hens, the winner was Hen)

and a life policy which the deceased men to come out of the house. The which is a very nice little dog, with one of the best entries of the show, Unclassified Hent1, Mr. H. B. L. stole from the House, have not been woman said her husband went first, fine head; ind feet.

and was practically free of any Dowbiggin (Silver Wyandottes): 2, recovered. It is believed that the and was immediately shot by their The Tekingese did not show well, defects whatever.

Mr. E. V. M. R. de Sousa (Black deceased had an accomplice who ran bwn Turkish neighbour, whom they Lot of the entries not being thorough In the unclassified cocks class there Minorca); 3; Mr. J. G. Kynoch (Indian sway with the hoory, leaving his com- knew well." beds. Mrs. Dreyer's "Laduza" was were several good entries. Mr. Dow game).

panion for dead, the best of his class, and has a good | biggin's silver Wyandotte, which flage and excellent coat. Miss obtained the verdict, was of excellent

White Leghorn Pens.-1. Mr. F. H Dillon; 2, Mr. J. G. Kynoch; 3, Mr. * Heck showed well, buri size and shape, nice lacing.Igood legs H. R. 1. Dowbiggin

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On the 30th. there was still no reflef in sight, and on the following day nine persons were shot in the A GOOD RULE FOR THE HOME. college grounds. Fortunately we have plenty of wheat now, and by keeping keep on and a beftio of Chamber the women hard at work grinding from falas Colic and Diarrhoes Benedy, friss to-sunset-we-can-Ireed the Carleguste, aguza hove, complaints, of

a safe without ft For sale by all are a great strain on the nerves of the alwars turen promptly and no bonsclinke | People. The terrible events going on Chemists and Storekeepers.

ladies, but they are brave and cheery

his coat is not quite up to the mark, and feet and in niak of condition. Durred Plymouth Rock Pens-1,Kit & rule of your home to always

There were only four pug dogs The second exbibit was a good, Mr. J. G. Kynoch, entered, and Mrs. Jordan owned square-shouldered Indian game cock. Brown Leghorn Pens.-1. Mrs. M.

these Megry."the "Urthe section for kens 3P., Dowbig. 3. Frust

han a fine head, and body, gin's Silver Wyandottes were beauti Black Orpington Pent. 1. Mr. II. won over Panty, she also fully laced, had rice tombs, good B.-L. Dowbiggin.

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