New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

It's only mile and half out there-caa'v yUu %
There was a loud shout behind them. and Tat
ters burst in and ran through the room. shedding
".I'll tend to that girls I'm the wd-cow editor
Of this paper Back in ten minutes;
THE editor -in.chief ran TO the window and looked
:" Goodness gracious: she crisd to the other;
and shouting for everybody 70 get out Of the way
OF the ne, wild-cow editor What shall We do nowy
hna III go ON and find out about the accident. any
But. though she was a good rider. she might a.
well have tried over,ake an express train AZ the
Sild.cow editor. Leaning over the hsnoe-bsr and
pace for the whole distance. When she arrived A.
Tar1o.s she found that he rad got the facts. son:
she Mr. Tarbox sot his Story Of the occur.
renee. and returned herself Tatters was In the
once, looking innocent. and hard at work
the d,p say anything TO him was the advice Of
.. She wrote paragraph about the accident. and
y. was sent In to Tatters with the last Of the copy
az az rev minutes be came out holding the sheet
See here he said; are you going to prin, such
What + it, Tatters7 asked the editor -chisf
.v Just listen answered Tatters She says:
sa r. aar6ox had narrow escape lie bad jus,
eca raj caf from rs mother when the latter
he was badly shaken Up but escaped serious In
jury; Do you hear that?'
asl is
'Tat,ers uttered a howl. re- Then he
full minute, then he said: No. m. stick 10 II.
After all I've lived through this week. rs too a,e
TO go now. He went back 10 the other room and
resumed his work.
ut was after supper that night before they rot
to press but with the prospec; Of a good for
ameorating the unamoorsted hes then. the ladies'
did not complain. Tatters's friend Jim Beasisy.
had been engaged to come In and turn the crank
OF the press, while Ta,ers himself led IN me blank
sheets and superintended the work Nc seemed
remarkably meek and pleasant. and the ladies AL
observed that they had not seen him in 50 smiahle
cycle ride did Tstters good they remarked. He
appeared, however. 10 be in great hurry. and
the ladies' to make haste with the folding and &c;
the papers ready for the pos.t9,ihce ..,,.
OF the press. The ladies' were In The front room.
The editor -in-chief glancing over the paper.
i don't see that Item about Mr. Taroox' she
THE city editor opened another copy and began
70 run ner eye down the colnrns. suddenly she
" My what's this down in. the corner
What Is IL? cried fhe others IN chorus. NE
:" Terrible Accident. YESTERDAY forenoon; -
yard to put a new handle on hts pump. The old
one being entirely worn out ne was attaeked by
gnashng her teeth like a hyena and believing
like an elephant. She was large coz. aighsr than
1T her with the handle bur she tossed him hf,y
feet into the air. and then caught him on the ny
tree and was rescued hy the hook ard ladder
company. The cow jumped sixt.eu-fooi fence
The Budget" followed her and las, saw her tear
ing up large hemlock trees with her horns Tar
teres,ine and Important dog hght next week
The ladies ran into the back room. bat Tatters
II go, home tho mex, day and resumed chsrr..
Of The Budget, Eui Tstterss i,em was 1870 g'oc
H. great many people bought the paper who
would not otherwise have done So