The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-10-31
Written for THE ARKANsAw TRAvELER. 'IHE PULSE OF CHICAGO
 OR, Annals of the PettigreVS.
 BY DICK STEELE.
Written for THE ARkANsAw TRAVELLER.
NO. S.l
BY DICK STEELE.

Billy Bedapple Gets Some Clothes.
 Fifth avenue, between Madison and Washington streets, is the Newspaper Row" of Chicago. True, the Tribune, lstsr- Ocean and Journal flock by them. selves, lowering In the vicinity of the cor ner of Madison and Dearborn streets, bu, Do Chicago's " Newspaper Row" are six othe Garden City's dailies; the 7Tmes, R~aid, Nevs, Mail, Tkgyam and Staats Zsflnng.
 On the northwestern corner of Wash ington street and Fifth avenue, high and nscrutable, like the wicked Lambro on he pirates isle, stand the five stately sories of the Zfmes building, Of the nan whose indomitable will and journal sdc genius laid broad, substantial and sadudng, the foundation of this papers foperitY, it need but be said:
 After life's 6tful fever he sleeps we'll"
 Opposite the massive 7imes building, cu the northeast corner, equal in height, ps the graceful edlfce from which is is- sued the German organ of the great northwest, the SfaaG ZeitHng. That low, black, rakish pirate" of Chicago Journalism, the Telegram is published in lhe building on the southeast corner, and south of it, on the same side of the street, md in the same block, are the Morning and Evening Ns1Os. Almost directly op- posite the Neays, on Fifth avenue, is the At~ald building, and north of that the tvenfrg Mail.
 B.tween the hours of three and i've a. n, the morning newspaper industries are a their height. Then it is that the GOV sed one-horse wagon comes forth from Ae gloom into the weird, scenic glare of pc electric light; tarries for a moment shile receiving its load of fresh, damp fheets, and then rattles mernly away to ss depot or the oi,y's suburbs. Later on 'ae hordes of clamoring, chattering news. boys take possession of sidewalk and area aeps leading down into the hot press fooms, echoing with the clang and clash st the costly machines, and there chaff Aad guy each other while waiting for the r aterary wares. But before this hour the nmposing-room, where the steady click a the nimble tyPe has been heard since a3 o'clock the previous evening, is nearly asserted. A few industrious workman ze busy "getting in their cases," for leme special work the following after Boon, but the majority of them have, ere Ais. sought the all-night restaurant for 8 np of coffee and roll before re.inng for he-day. Between one and three the ePorters, with special assignments, dra- Aatic and musical critics, city and night disors have gone, each his separa,. way
 home, or "room," to needed rest or ae morning end of an all-night revel.
 One week had elapsed since the humil- afng termination of the Pettigrew cruise 'a the lake. Billy Bedapple, who ac- 'npanied imogen home, had been asked
 call again, and he had cheerfully sailed himself of the cordial invitation nee. By both Imogen and Don Web =, 1t had been plainly indicated that in ar mutual favor he stood solid !" saesiah, however, was triae shy. His aart, sharp and decisive experience with snalism as practically illustrated by
 E Bolivar Sandauph had seriously af nd Nr. Petfigrew with . certain skit-