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{ Virginia-Carolina Meet. 
[oHASE City, Va., Noy. 5.—Editor Forest and 
ream: The week just ending has been one 
royal sport to the members of the Virginia- 
rolina Fox-Hunters’ Association, who held 
ir third annual meet at the Mecklenburg 
ytel, Chase City, Va. 
‘ive packs of thoroughbred. foxhounds, Messrs. 
eed and Overbey’s hounds, T. W. Marrow’s 
inds, J. T. Twitty’s pack, L. C. Pettus’ pack, 
1 the Mecklenburg hounds, made the welkin 
te with their mellow cries. Members of the 
lsstchester Hunt Club, N. Y.; Norfolk Kennel 
1 Hunt Club, Deep Run Hunt Club, Southern 
x-Hunters’ Association, Danville Hunt Club, 
)sby Hall Fox-Hunters’ Club and others, who 
1) Owe allegiance to the Virginia-Carolina As- 

jiation, were present. 
jive foxes were the resulting .catch of the 
k's hunt. Miss Harvie, of Richmond, Wane 
Sirjenl.. Lwitty,, of Buffalo, N. Y., and Miss 
Inie Roberts, of Chase City, Va., were the 
|tunate fair ones who carried off ‘trophies of 
| chase. Mrs. Twitty bore blushing honors 
k upon her, winning two brushes as well as 
iandsome pin offered by Mr. Geo. C. Jeffer- 
,, Richmond, Va., to the lady who won the 
ish after the longest chase. 
‘he Mecklenburg kennels won the silver cham- 
aship cup offered by the association for the 
't hound in any pack. Little Rose, a hound 
‘the light racing type, descendant of Judge 
ten’s famous Gamester, made the highest 
rage of the twelve dogs competing. The cup 
\, therefore, awarded to Col. W. T. Hughes 
sil next meet. To own this cup it must be 
41 three years in succession by the same pack. 
ile Rose won the Derby race at last year’s 
\'t, 
‘he social side of the meet was very brilliant, 
sunters’ ball and hunt german ‘enlivened the 
ik, and a big game dinner was given on Fri- 
| night. The large and commodious hotel 
well filled by a congenial crowd of thor- 
shly contented guests who were loud in their 
ses of the management and the cuisine. 
‘uring the meet a feature of interest occurred 
jthe announcement that the Mecklenburg 
eral Waters had received highest award at 
Jamestown Exposition. This honor was also 
‘erred at. the Columbian Exposition, and at 
Louis, as well as many smaller expositions, 
e fairs, etc. 
uail hunters are now taking the places 
ted by the fox-hunters, and the Lobby, which 
week echoed to yarns about “that fox we 
“ht,” now resounded with the numbers of 
e of quail shots, and the gunners’ enthusiasm 
pointers and setters. 
y2tily, there is always something of interest 
1 on here. Among the prominent sportsmen 
here are Messrs. C. H. Lockwood, H. S. 
jlon, Samuel H. Ordway, Geo. W. Kemp, 
|. Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wood, E. F. 
BA. G, e Sage, W. V. Norton and C. H. 
Re New York city. Samuel C. Allen, R. 
, G. S. Coffin, of Franklin, Pa., and others. 
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