The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
How Hazinx was Stopped.
PeckS' Sun.

Peck's Sun.
 Many have wondered why there has no, been any haIing at Harvard for the past three months. In all that time there has not been case of ha.:ng reported. and some have come to the Conclusion that the halers have mel with a change of heart. IL Is not exactly change of heart. but change of clothes that aiiS them. We are informed that the haSlng has been broken up in that college. and forever. bs the faculty taking the advice of the >K1. Jus; after Sullivan whipped Ryan he was called ,o Harvard. and the SEss plan of breaking up haring was un- folded to him. and he fell into |, readily. He was 10 attire himself as a quaker young man. and apply for admission as a freshman, and let nature take its course. On the frs, day oi April Mir. Sullivan ap peared at the college. under the name ot Abua Watson. and was assigned to d room, and placed on the roll of freshmen. His appearance was commented upon. and as he passed through the college grounds with h,s peculiar garb. young fellows shouted "shoo, the hat. gel on to hls nibs and other collegiate h,er- ature l, was all Mr. Sullivan could do to restrain himself from whipping couple of dozen ot the boys then and there. but he decided to wat un,il the proper tune. when he would be able ,n ge, though for mess. That evening he was approached by young man who preiendcd to he hts i1end. and invited ,o accompany hlm to d room where a few boys were gong to open few bottles of vine. Ablja sad verily he didn't go much on the sinful beverage that stealeth away the bratn. but seeing Ii Was ksN he didn't care fl he did go m and drown ou, hIS gopher So they went to a large room where about seventy >mar; young fellows were con grcgated with all al the appliances for ha2ing. Sullivan says there were seventy. bu; the faculty only found siNt, live sense less smart Aleek's when the dsof was opened. but Sullivan thinks few may have jumped out ;he window and took ,a the woods IL seems that when they got the -ouakcr into the room they locked the door and the uns leader told the peaceful man to sttip otf his coat. vest and shlft. He oblettcd. but i1naliS teek them otf Some of the fellow ho have since go, ou, of the hospital >ay ;heA noticed. when he removed hl> shirt that he was pun up lIke htrcd man. and they thought Il queer tha, Quaker should have An .srm ,,s blg as canvass ham. rheA then told hum in prepare ta nee; his God. and got eut the lton Ia brand him on the back.-l He told them that he knew he was tn ,helr power, and was wiling to submit to anNthing that was rgh, but he asked them as a favor not to bear on too hard. as he WaS oi Il nervous temperament. and mght faint
 Then they decided mol to brand him an- ,ll later, but would throw him up m d blanket inst. So they got the blanket and tipped Sullivan okef III IL and about twenty ot the >maTtcst hakcrS took hold =et the sides and tasscd him up. When he came down he knocked taut tello"s Scnseles> With his tists. kicked four more across the room. and then got an hls feet and began te knock them rlgh; and left. He knocked down about twenty. and had stopped to spt on his hands. when the rest nt the haaefs huddied ln a corner and proposed to put stop to the slaughter. One said 70 good Mir. Quaker. please iei Us alone. We belong to respectable families. and won't do any more. Sulh, an looked a, them and said l. k ha2ng ycz want. Well. Nct can have pilnt,. and he went atthcm and m about nitecn minutes he corded up the whole gang. and hatng Nae broken up ln liar yard coiicre- he thFe~ hi> e4,,.I .,aa shlrt across his arm and walked on; of he room. and met the faculty n the hall he sad Throw water in lhcir faces and they will all regaIn eensclagSnes, n ttam ,qn minutes tn half an hour" and h. >saol hand> wlth the f, ulf>. reeelved hl- tivc h,r1cfrr,i-,i,-ii.t~ i.4f-Ac4.- York ah h.s trainer. Bllls Madden. sho l va, ,lt'ng on The tenee outside Waitns ioF hlm
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