The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-02
As 10 DOGS Nv CARS.
Hig Dogs Kept OUT, hut Not All the Little Ones
small Dog Incidents.

While IL IL the common practice on railroads
To exclude dpI, from passenger oars. yet pas
~erH.ers DO. u j matter Of fact, set tie ruies at
Iarsht and t,ko small dogs Into tbs cars. They
h.tato send their pctl TO he cold mercies of the
baggage car, though that Is what OF necessity
Z cy do with their larger canine friends AID
companions, for those lIey cannot smugSls
pat The t~in hands ard employees. whose
duty i Is % keep theu OUT. Bat the Little ones
they carry aboard In u variety Of ways.
4 ANAL DO. can be carried. for instance. In
Il travelling bag or saschtl and &c; plenty II
nj 70 i've on with TIE sstahol closed during tho
time necessary 10 Eeev It 80 In the actual board
ias Of e." train. uf course. II tbs dog Itself
kept quiet il could In this manner be earned
aboard a ar absolutely without tho hnow!eiG.
Of the most ,~i-ildnt brakeman or porter. Tie
pa,sensor once Inside and settled ii !i7 seat,
the bar !, OPENED so that ths dog can &c alum
dnut r!g.or re dog may be Akon out o fthe bag
20. that mater, to he pat on ,ue noor bet"eHn
Two -ei>. where il I. Quite out oi ,iNhL 81 u;
unle,1 i; =, DID bark or whine.
F17tsugor, also carry smell dogs ABOARD
ufder colH and cloaks and in ba.kets, Ihrt"
are now MADE for The shipping OF dogs very
wise majo plprv cr.'p, for littls dogs 80 that
Il il 10 longer IeosssgIr, n II used 70 bo years
ago, 10 have tHe d. when 1t was sent W to Tue
baggage car 81 lplv tied TO something there 10
be loose, rs II practically was, and 30 ID dar ger
u!iglury ii the 1liitlNg AID handling OF baggage
ia which it secure and comfortable But II
IL probable that people VIII always continue In
more or less Lli-hocgs - carr! 1Ac+T .e'S .Aso
Inc s.'ne ri'cs against carving dogs on ths
cars %commoE!, ireya:! on street rlilro9d Ines
%. .iti.S. AID theg are as COrgwonl' AMI u IKE
=. cyaisd. On the elevated rhi.t"1d hero,
.Jr ~i-au,ue. no big dog. would he permitted
~ "ltrr Il ct, but s:na. loss tre Often carried
-. f.pID urkpnUu Il the Guards. 4 woman
cog.. .4.il- carry, 40 IN fat she sometimes
does scch , dog under m t'uri- COAX. and
She sit, H. lie cor At s)ms point not In the guards
view When he Orens tho door t. .aH thu ststci,s
a- for Instance IL a cross seat. sho may t~hr
The do. out from under hcr c.oak To- place it
"a her lap. : man can ot!ng aboard q car
.aett I small dog under. his S3st perhaps
kec.iug the more or less bulatns Side oftis body
away from tho guard as he steps on tie car.
A nan carving a dog in that manner. who
vas acoustoined u ridin. OF the .,evstsd;
would be !i.el" tot.ke thaIaSt car, ,aht h. would
% be seen by tho guard, whose station i, at the
forward snd. S.ttie1 In hi. ss.t this "a sseuSer
Void o,-n hi. at and LEI ~. doe ~. his had
WHO comes through tbs car occasionally.
Thla IN al elevated ar ono TaSs"1ser VINO
had Vt come ~ iSThd n,MSsr f S,tyn s,5 h.st
hi. breast something concealed under his coat.
i"okiuG ny q u!p'rent .dtSr from hi,
hGptGs thing which his ncighbor was hotdIos
20 car"iIJr Nas a fox terrier puppy. The dog
had ~ .ra'a,i'. Intelligent mead ont. now,
aid at cvsrytniu. Use around 1t that end Of
o., car. II vas |hindsomH uttlr dog. ard ss
s'!u a. a mouse I >en,ned a; though " kn.w
owa,-. he kr,r bow to look ont for the dog
when the guard came through ,th". car 70 SEE
[.s' f iT G.t,ntiITD III nt %r $ ~ IN a ne%snap.r When
he carried and which no now 90; uniolded
I, the fhi size Of apsge. IN front Of himself and
tho guard had rq-sri back on his return to his
post ~ the trout platform.
Rltth- dog gre not al 70 quiet ms This hand.
tic rassens-rs heard the voic. Of a small dog.
t.my w%. rom RE ine wan IN a rear ro csr too. slte
ting IN the extrem. end seat, on on. side wis n
pan who had with him. placed on g.. noor at
d Iacovered where the whining. int~rspers-d
occasionally with a sharr little bark. came from;
N. d's vas n tn, 6 b. Ss =. and nTe eaE s,Gn
one Of tficse sh,rpi it'd. tars- ."veryGody smiled.
has a big doc with him may be seen .om-ti'n-s.
IN" passenger IN SIch case. however; stthdInH
on the t. ,r platform and Leading the dog, whUh
nuns behind But small dos. are som-tim.s
carried into the GERS also, though here they arc
more ihe.y t. - seen 10y th", conductor. from
down tSa Ccr. collactins fare. BIT even so the
conductor might overlook . dos that was not
very oo.nspic1ou-. a woman Drought one Day.
Sbos' Al nlfh car, y u'N' "t'T I'n.. 80 oHLi
hac t-ing slnpUrt.d on her srm. When TIA
doe va, settled down as Of course II ought TO
have STAYED, " vss quite out Il sight but oc-
c1s;onGly tie top 4 its little head would appear
above the ed2" Of tie bag, Three or four
wDmlu passengers sitting near and around tn.
woman carr ms H.. doe soon discovered It md
they turned 70 snIle over and admire IL. But
Ito conductor Cidnt soc this dog. II would
sc~u NJ though passing back and forth along
i4r fOo'by,rd all tho tine. a. he was, he .Inn't
surely have caught Il glimpse 81 the top Of that
siky little bead. as all the rest did. but appar-
emily lie never Nav II at ali.
Aud il may l- that In this conductors cver-
of the small dog thus carried on his CIR
woGld 10 found a key 10 the treatment ~ Tho
small dog question by conductors IN general
The hE dcRH obviously must he kept out: no.
cgu fail 10 see them, and these would rake
room III n "sr and might easily he an annoy-
guCN 10 - sssu.trs. bIt a. To small dogs the
fact appears 10 hs that the conductor eIerc se-
h. coirmon sense, with Tho rule back u Auu
for enforcement Il nec.ssary.