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THE COLLIE AS A SHEEP DOG.
Wonderful Sagacity Shown in the Care

THE COLLIE AS A SHEEP DOG.
Wonderful sagacity Shown in the Care
of F'locks.
Hardly winter passes but from the
great ranges of the northwest comes
some story of the intelligence faithful
ness and endurance of a shepherds
only companion, his collie dog. Per-
haps the herder has died in his little
cabin or tent and day after day the dog
has herded the sheep, putting them in
the corral at night and taking them out
to Craze in the early morning without
sign or ward from his master. Perhaps
both master and dog have lost their
sheep in a binding, freezing storm,
and the dog is found lying on his mas
ter's body in snowdrift, trying to
keep it from freezing 1t is always the
Eame story Of the dog, the brain of
man, the heart of woman" Always
intelligent, always faithful unto DEATH
These sheep dogs came by their ma
ture and training so honestly, for either
/ they or their ancestors came from the
sheep-dotted hills of England, Scot
land or Wales, where for generations
past the supreme effort of the shepherd
has been to produce perfect sheep dog.
| They have succeeded well, for no man
could excel them in sheep lore, no man
could be more useful to the sheep own
er, for man is neither so persistent or
| agile, Possesses such endurance, or Is so
gentle under training and reproof. The
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Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

G DIETRICH q Son report to the police The
theft Of two laprobes from their livery
stable at llli Douglas street
The Visiting Nurses association will hold
Its regular monthly meeting today at p,
m In the Arlington block.
The city health commissioner has quar-
antired diphtheria at 60G South Thirtieth
street and at 21O7 Woolworth avenue.
Thirteen new pupils have entered the
night school at the Cass building this week
bringing the total enrolment up to l31.
A large bundle OF clothing was stolen
Tuesday from Matt Hoovor's buggy, stand
ing in front of 26o2 Leavenworth street.
Thirty-fye persons paid delinquent special
taxes at the city treasurerc's Office Tues
day, Some of the payments were ten years
overdue.
The funeral of Rev. Leroy +. Britt will
be held at 2:3O this afternoon from his
Crook post Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public will have charge of the services ana
the interment will be ut Forest Lawn.
The Omaha Curling club will hold tts
o'clock, at 1904 Farnam street; At that
time arrangements Will be made for the
coming seasons play and all members, as
well as everyone interested In the great
Scotch game, are invited to be present.
A meeting in tho interest of the Twen-
teth Century Forward Movement will be
held tonight In the Seward Street Methodist
church. The meeting will be addressed by
Rev. Or Tindall, Rev. Arthur l.. Nickel,
c. w. Delamatre, Mrs. Edith Corey and
Rev. c. G. Cssell. There will be special
music by the choir.
St Andrews Preceptory No. I, Knights of
Kadosh, will hold special meetings in Free
masons' hall at 1880 on the following even
ines! November 10. for work I'm nineteenth,
twentieth. twenty-trst and twenty-seCond
degrees November 10, for work In twenty
twenty ty-sixth degrees; December !, for work
In thirteth degree.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
SEVEN UNION lINEMEN OUT
small strike starts Among the
Tbomson-Iiouston EmpIoyes
In Omaha.

Seven union linemen of the new omaha
Thomson Houston Electric Light company
are out. Fred Munyon had trouble with
the foreman OF the line gang and six OF
Munyon's friends went to Assistant Super
intendent Mclaughlin yesterday morning
to secure his reinstatement Tho com
pany's representative, they say, declined
to consider the matter and they drew their
pay Munyon says that he, as a union
man, was being constantly Disseminated
against while in the employ of the Thorn
som Houston people, and George +. Rus
sell, business agent for local union No.
%. International Brotherhood OF Electrical
Workers, insists that the incident is but
proof of the contention that the electric
company is seeking to discourage the pro.
posed organization of an independent line
mems union here
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
ROCK IsLAND's NEW FAST TRAIN.
Agent Rutherford Says Heavy Travel
CniIs for the Service.


The announcement by the Rock Island
OF Its Intention of putting into operation
an additional fast train between Chicago
and Omaha next Sunday Is another indica-
tion OF the growing importance of Omaha
as a railroad center. General Agent e. A.
Rutherford OF the Rock Island passenger
department, who returned yesterday from a
business trip to New York and Chicago.
states that the train has been decided upon
because of the constantly increasing pas
senger business between these two cities.
The Rock Island has found its facilities
entirely inadequate Or handling the grow
ing traffic" said Mr.. Rutherford. This
fact is of much Importance too when 1t 20
considered that we have always operated
three fast trains between these two cities.
Our officials in Chicago are more than
gratlied with the condition that has forced
the establishment OF a new train"
The Rock Islands new fast mail into
Omaha will be the train which now runs
from Chicago to Des Moines. 1t will leave
Chicago at 3 o'clock in the morning and
reach Omaha at 4:4O p. m. The Rock
Islands westbound Colorado special, which
at present leaves Omaha at $3.50 in the
afternoon, will be changed to leave at $50
In order to make close connection with the
fast mail and make the lay-ovcr of through
passengers only thirty minutes in Omaha.
An additional eastbound train will be put
into service, leaving Omaha at 20 in the
afternoon and running as far as Des Moines
At the latter place passengers bound for
Chicago and eastern points will board the
Chicago special, No G, which leaves Omaha
at O'Clock and reaches Des Moines shortly
after the arrival of the train preceding 1t.
Other changes that will be made in ac-
cordsnce with the new service will be n
Des Mones- Omaha train, leaving the Iowa
capital at o'clock in the afternoon and
reaching here at $40 p. m. The Rock
Islands night train for Chicago will leave
Omaha at $40 instead Of 7:l5. The local
train between Omaha and Fairbury, which
has been in service the greater part az the
summer, will be abandoned the winter
business hardly justitying it's maintenance
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
LOSES ON THREE.CARD MONTE
Farmer Separated from His Money in
Tenth street saloon by
an old Game.

Joe Kjar, a farmer living near Broken
Bow. called at the police station yesterday
to report im-fam game known as
three card monte" by which he had been
cheated out of $50. Being stranger in
the city and somewhat the worse for liquor
at the time he met the sharpers, Kjar was
not quite clear as to where the game was
being carried on, but thought II was In n
saloon on South Tenth street not far from
the Union depot. An officer was sent with
him to find the place.
From Kjar's adventure 1t would appear
that ICON games" like the fashions in
woman's dress, move in cycles. The sharks
will abandon certain trick for term OF
years, but always return to 1t in course OF
time, when II works with all it's erstwhile
smoothness. Fifteen years ago three-card
monte was all the rage. Then the shell
game, green goods, the paddock trick, the
dead brother ruso and the short change
racket came in vogue, Yesterday. how
ever, the police greeted the return of three
card monte as an old friend.
Kjar, with dozen other men, stood in
q little room in the rear of the saloon. a
man behind table shufiled deck OF cards,
selected three-a queen, nine-spot and trey
displayed them to the crowd, then placed
them face down on the table.
Can you pick your card?" he asked. Lay
your money on the card you call and II you
call it right you get SO for one"
THE queen" said bogus farm hand,
acting the role of capper, as he placed So on
a pasteboard.
The dealer turned It over; 1t was the
trey. "You lose" he said. pocketing the
money.
Then for a moment the attention OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

dealer seemed to nas; he was fussing with
lock on a valise Improving his oppor-
tunity the capper picked up tho three
cards, held them so every one in the room
could see their faces aud, with deft
dsital movement, bent down one corner
Of the queen, replacing them upon the
board.
The dealer didn't notice the bent corner
He shufiled the three cards and repeated
his challenge. The capper bet $40 on the
marked card and won.
Again the cards were shufled and again
the challenge was repeated. This time
the slick pair was ready fer business; prior
to this the work had been preliminary
kjar leaped forward and nearly fell over
the cuspidor in his haste TO put S65-all
the money he had-on the doK-eared card.
"You lose" said the dealer. mechanically.
The dog-cared card this time was a jack.
This is three-card monte. kJar said he
would have reported the trick Tuesday
night but was ashamed to admit he had
been bilked. The more he thought about
it, however the madder he got. so decided
to inform the police.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
LINE THROUGH TO SALT LAKE..
Extension of burlington viii Reach
beyond Present Terminus.

There 8 no longer any doubt existing in
the minds Of local railroad men regarding
the intention Of the Burlington TO build it's
recently constructed Guernsey line through
o salt Lake, even though no official con-
lrmation Of such report can BE- obtained az
local headquarters. It has always been
considered that tho ultimate intention OF
the Burlington IN the building OF a finely
tallasto1 heavily 1tCelei line into the
hcort ot wyoming was to extend It through
10 salt Lake and developments Of the last
few days have strongt hencd this belief until
1t has bccoE" q certainty
This week the Burlington alcd in the land
Office at Evanston Wyo., application for a
risht-of-vay extending eighty miles east
ward from the Utah state limo. The right
cf-wG" follows the river, passes through
Evanston and parallels the Union Pacific
for distlrcc Of eight miles, crossing the
oregon Short Line at MoS!c station. n Is
not believed that any work. other than pre-
lminary operations. will be carried on this
winter but the probabilities are that affairs
will assume such shape that immediate
construction will begin with the opening
of spring Thus far no contracts for the
building Of the line have been let.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

Travelling Freight Agent Swan OF the
Denver K Rio Grandc l. y visitor in the city
from st. Louis.
General Agent Rutherford of the Rock
Island passenger department has return d
nom combined business and pleasure trip
10 New York and Chicago.
special car came in on the Northwest
ern containing William II Croker of Na,v
York and a party OF friends They were
cnroutc for California and left this morning
Via the Union Pacific,
Dwight Swobe of the general passenger
department of the Union Pacific returncl 4
from Denver, whore he went I'm charge of
the special train which carried the Alice
Nelson Opera company to that city.
II. w. Ross, an assistant I'm the office 81
second Vice President IIa,ahan of the IN
noiS Central hccompanied by his wife and
Illinois, passed through the city Tuesday
night enroutc for IA trip to California
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
SHIPPERS TELL WHITE LIES
Trunk Line officials Say UndOrbilling of
Freight is General,
2O,ooo CASES IN NEW YORK EVERY MONTH
Prominent railroad omcinis on the
Other Hand sny They Know of
Few Instances nnd These Arc
Due Largely to Ignorance.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE fn'crstatc
Commerce commission opened a hcgging to-
day on the complaint made BY p1lmor's
dock and the Hay and Produce Board cf
Trade against the Pennsylvania Railroad
company Fifteen days were given IN which
to sum up the cases and present briefs and
the case was adjourned
This hearing was followed ~ q general in
quiry into underbilling Of merchandise. in
An EFFORT on the part Of the commission to
learn to what extent underbilliug was prac-
ticed. Robert G. Stevenson Of the Trunk
Line association was first called and stated
that he had found In New York from $1,000
to 20 600 cases per month Of misreprescnta-
ton in the description Of freight, whereby
a lower rate was obtained than would be
possible otherwise Mr.. Stevenson testified
that per cent OF the merchandise shipped
out Of New York was mlsdescribed so that
a lower freight rate might be obtained than
that TO which the shipper was entitled.
Manager Joyce OF the Pennsylvania rail-
road said that tho report of tho inspectors
was not final. That the roads were nou-
ned OF the change made In tho billing and
they then decided whether the shipper or
the inspector had made the proper classh-
cation. He said that there were very fcv
cases where he could say positively that
the shippers Intentionally misreprcscntcd
the character OF the freight shipped. and
when they did 1t was done at the instance
OF the merchants to whom the goods were
shipped
Nathan Guilford, general trafc manager
OF the New York Central road, testified
that he knew OF no cases In which large
shippers who loaded on sidings misrepre-
sented goods shipped. Whore goods were
misrepresontcd he was inclined to think it
was generally done by occasional shippers,
and In many cases this misrepresentation
was not intentional, but was done because
they were not familiar with the various
cassifCations
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov IA call has been
Issued for the annual meeting Of the share
holders Of the Santa Fc railroad to be held
in Topeka, Kan, on December 13. on that
occasion four directors will be elected for
-four years and Independent auditors will
be chosen. The directors whose terms ex-
pire are. Edward J. Berwind. r. 5. Hayes,
George 4. Nickerson and Andrew G. Jobcs.
The stockholders will DC asked to approve
the purchase of the San Francisco & san
Joaquin Valley railway. The Atchison. To.
peka q Santa Fe company now owns prac-
tically all of the stock of the SaE Joaquin
Valley road
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Prosperity for the Red Wing Road

RED WING, Mimi, Nov. 1I.-The Duluth,
Red Wing & Southern railroads annual
meeting was held in this city today. $.
Il. Foot Of Red Wing was elected prcsi-
dent, succeeding T. b. Sheldon. deceased
General l.. +. Hubbard. vice president and
general manager. Red Wing; Dr.. c. II
Crary. Red Wing. secretary and treasurer
Manager Hubbard's annual report showed
net earnings were 81 per cent larger than
last year AMI II per cent larger than the
best year in the history OF the road.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following
changes were made today In the board of
directors OF the Atchison. Topeka G Santa
Fe Railway company: Howell Jones. To-
Ieka, Kan, in place of G. X. Halliday de-
ceased; John G. Mccullough New York in
place of Edward y. Gibbs, deceased, Byron
l.. Smith, Chicago, in place of william
Rotch, resigned
The beard made minute report express
ing it's appreciation of the character and
services OF its late director. Edward n.
Gibbs.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Evening Post
today reports that the executives of the
Grand Trunk railway are likely to soon
formally announce the selection of General
Superintendent f. H. McGulgan as gem
eral manager of the Grand Trunk. He has
been the chief subordinate OF Mr.. Hays
in the operating department during the
latter's administration OF the Grand Trunk
and was formerly on the Wabash. when
Mr.. Hays was general manager OF that
company. and went to the Grand Trunk
month after his chief had entered the
service of that company.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Employees Can Buy stock.

PlTTSBCRG, Pa, Nov. 1.-THE Pittsburg
Coal company has inaugurated plan
become stockholders I'm the company, but
will have an accident and death fund, to be
followed later ON by system for pension
any capacity. A charter was applied for a I
harrisburg today by tho Pittsburg Coal
company Employees association, which is
Organized to act for the employees I'm all the
transactions contemplated by the COM
pany prospectus.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Norton Wins Gold Medal

Corporal Ernest Norton won the gold
medal IN the iegular monthly drill OF the
Thurston Rifles in the manual Of arms
held Tuesday night Seven years ago this
medal was given to the company by SEND
tor Thurston. 1t is competed for ca IN
month and the medal becomes the prop
erty Of any man who wins II three times
In succession. Severa men have won the
medal twice IN succession, but haVo failed
to win In the third contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Mortality Statistics,

The following births and deaths were re-
ported to the city health commissioner fot
the twenty-four hours chding at noon
Wednesday:
Births-M. J. Perkins, ?OiG Grace. boy:
Il. 5. Van SlNke, 23l9 Pacific girl; Fred
Simpson. 923 North Twenty boy;
b; E. Ford. 2S2 Sherman avenue, girl.
Seventh, aged %; Orin g Bartlett, iIsi
South Sixteenth, aged 46; susanna Knauber,
2'2I South Ninth, aged 62 Earl Jarvis 40
South Twentieth, aged 3S; Mrs. Alice Jones',
yl5 North TWenty-seventh nVenuc. aged al
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Ticket BROKERS Meet.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. I.-At the annual
meeting OF the Guaranty Ticket Brokers'
association of the united States today the
Following named officers were elected:
President J. A. Webb Chicago; vice presl.
dent, David l.. Lyons, jamestown. ~ Y;
chairman OF the executive committee, Louis
Meyer. Detroit, Mich. The next annual
meeting will be in Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. l4.-H T. Griffen
has been appointed assistant general pas
senEer agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul, effective tomorrow with head
quarters al Ola Colony building. Chicago.
Mr.. Griffen has been connected with the
Chicago, Minneapolis & st. Paul railway
over twenty-five years, serving during the
last fifteen years as chief clerk, general
passenger department.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 1.-THE first
session of the seventh annual convention of
the United Daughters OF the Confederacy
was called to order here today by Mrs.
Edwin G. Weed, general president The
bible from which the scripture lesson was
read was the same upon which Jefferson
Davis took the oath OF office as president
of the confederate states. After a number
OF welcoming addresses and responses the
convention adjourned until p. m
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

lNDlANAPOLlS, Ind. Nov. 14.-Delcgatcs
are mere from all parts Of the country to
attend the annual convention of the Inter
hatOhal Chautauqua assembly. After the
annual reports tomorrow morning George
T.. vincent Will deliver an address ON THE
educational Value OF a Chautauqua" This
VIII be followed with addresses by Rev. w.
l.. Davidson, Rev. w. G.. Archer, Prof Il.
y, sessions and Rev. $. g. Di"kcy OF the
Nlnona assembly At the session this aft
each assembly. The election Of officers
ana the appointment of committees will
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
OFFICIALS WATCH THE RAILS.
John W. Gates and Party Make In
sncctiom OF Omnhn q 81 LomIs.

A party OF officials connected with the
Omaha ST. Louis road paid Omaha n
flying visit Tuesday evening while making
a tour OF inspection Of the line. Heading
the party was John W. Gates. the steel
baron, who has become especially promi-
nent in railroad circles of late because of
his connection with the Kansas city South
ern and his recent disposal Of il to a syndi-
cate representing the Hartman Gould in
terests. Mr. Gates is at this time heavily
interested in the Omaha a ST. Louis and
whether the policy he pursued in the Kan
sas City Southern property will be repeated
In this instance is matter OF speculation
20 interested railroad men
Mr. Gates was accompanied on his tour
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

CHICAGO, NOV. l4-The first annual ex.
hlhitlon Of the American Belgian Hare as.
soSlatlou of North America opened here
tonaN WIN about 500 entries In the twenty
i've classes, lwcnty-ninc prizes are of.
Tered aside from the distinctions conferred
nS the judges. Famous animals from
MS SNco, Calfornia and Canada are on ex.
hibtion and more are arriving Ruck
worth as high AS 5000 and does as high as
S'Wp are on exhibition. The show lasts
throughout the v eek
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15

over the line by John Lambert OF New
York G. II. Chappell Of ST. Louis. receiver
OK the Omaha G s.. Louis, Theodore Gilman
" New York, Max Pam of Philadelphia
general counsel of the omaha & st. Louis,
Auditor y. n. Hendricks Of Kansas city;
Chief Engineer +. NJ. Collins OF Kansas
city, and superintendent Of Transporta-
tlou W. J. Stone Burner OF Stanbcrry.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
board VIII Hear Complaints.

Tax Commissioner William Fleming. II.
5 Berlin and John Rush, who compose the
board OF review for city taxes wifi begin
though persons may appear at any tlmo
TO enter complaints against assessments
made on either personal or real property,
the members Of the board desire to devote
the first fifteen days of this sitting TO
realty. The records arc not Complete on
personal property, and II will be impossible
to give proper attention to complaints made
on that sort OF property.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Hanna Elected Director.

WABASH, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Chi
cago Erie Railroad company was held
today at Huntington, Ind. The following
directors were chosen: James II. Benedict,
G. II. Cumming, Abraham s. Hewitt, +. b.
Jennings Samuel Spencer and +. Il. Will
hanson, New York; Lowther Welsh, Phila-
delphia; Il. Il. Thomas, New York; ]. G..
Mccullough, Bennington, Vt; Simon Per-
kins, Sharon, Pa, and Marcus A. Hanna,
Cleveland o..
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Controls the Prune Crop.

fornia Cured Fruit association makes the
announcement that IL is master % the Orune
situation. II practically controls all Of the
marketable product IN this state. The crop
In the north and northwest is markete /
and most Of that bought by the out ldc
packers In this state Is disposed Of Prasi-
dent Bond of the association says that
Drlrcs will not he lowered.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-15
Funeral of Late Marcus DAILY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE funeral of the
late Marcus DAILY of Montana viii take
place TOMORROW morning at Has o'clock
and few OF the most intimate friends OF
Mr.. DAILY Will accompany the body to
Greenwood cemetery, where il will he
placed In John w Mackav's msusoleum
Later, n plot will be purchased In Green
wood and the body will be inferred there.