New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-07

diminutive black and-tann under her arm. OF
course they began to talk to the doctor. blind to
the notice that conversation was forbidden, and the
doctor became sufficiently reused to try to pat the
dog. But the shrewd beast saw hungry glitter IN
the DOCTORS eye and snapped viciousy AZ his hand.
"Ouchw exclaimed the doctor. 3" oh !" shrieked the
woman; and the woman and dog were politely
shown out.
Becoming much wearied. the doctors cot was
next brought down aud placed on the table next
the window. He lay YEARLY down upon II, and
turned his face to the wall But still .he people
came sragehng to the cot 80 az 70 see t9e
pressed his desire for q drive When the carriage
came he aroused himself and walked down TO 1t.
great crowd had gathered and as the doctor stepped
into the carriage handkerchiefs were waved and
many voices called out encouragingly to the con-
queror of his stomach. The doctor lifted his hat IN
acknowledgment as the carriage rolled OF, and o
round of hearty applause followed him.
During the drive the doctor received small ova-
ton. He was generally recognized ana people
cheered him enthusiastically. Al 73O the carriage
drew UP in front of the hall. crowd rapidly Col,
lected, and the doctor oheered as he descended
from the carriage. The applause seemed 10 enIiyen
During the drive the doctor seemed lively. and
chatted at intervals. The watchers with nm dls;
Of the fast. DR.. Tanner kent silence for time, but
finally broke out with, Pm going TO eat just what
d-n please"
SCENES IN THE EVENING.
After his return to the hall DR.. Tanner lay down
tied. Then he transferred himself to his rocking
chair By this time the hall was filed with visitors
and the doors of the ante-room were blocked up
with scores of curious faces. Then the doctor went
out brandishing his black cane, causing the crowd
to fall back and wal liked three times around the hail.
man appeared at the door. who watched the
doctor with absorbing interest 1t was Monroe Nj.
Gardner of Litchfield. Medina County. Ohio, DR..
Tanners brother-in-law. He had asked to speak TO
the DOCTOR but the physicians told him that Tanner
was too weak to be disturbed, and he had better not
introduce himself When he saw DR.. TanDer strd-
ing Justify around the hall his brow cleared and MS
face wore happier expression. He immediately
rushed off to telegraph to DR.. Tanners relatives that
the ind0mitable faster was in good condition. But
the walk taskcd Dr. Tanners strength severely ana
he returned to the ante-rOom ne SAT lheIe loI
q time, apparently uncomfortable, anu theh walked
out into the hall. The people collected there rose 10
their feet and pressed eagerly forward. 10 them
Dr. Tanner looked comparatively strong ana nVeiy'
A watcher walked before him and cleared the way,
and the doctor kept on up into the gallery;
Then the lights were turned down ana
the crowd slowly dispersed The Doctor ln nlS
atelv began to remove his clothing. and at 500 D.
NJ rolled into MS cot At 9:l0 p. II. lie was Tesung
quietly He asked 10 have hls cot removed II1 ~
the window. as he felt too chilly, and toward 10
O'clock seemed to fall asleep Two DirlS poiIcel0u
guarded the door OF the hall 50 -,
AT noon to-day Dr. Tanner will probably be
allowed to taste a little diluted MIX ana paTIdA1 ..
a piece of his beloved watermelon In the hall but
almost Immediately after the complexion OF tie LAST
lie will he taken 10 DR.. Gums house, Wnere nc VIII
be carefully cared for. DR.. Tanner SAID last nlSht :
" propose 20 get back TO Minnesota ~ sooH 40 INC
Lord Will let me-" ~, -,
He has grown to regard Clarendon Hall as hor-
ribe prison house, and longs TO escape rom /. as
soon rs he possibly can. But physicians entertain
horrible suspicious regard 10 the possible action
OF Dr. Tanners stomach after the last.
The table Of DR.. Tanners weights up to the foreth