The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-15
ZENZATIONS! LIMITATIONS!
TWO WISDFxLLs BRING JoY TO TIE
ACADEMY OF CRIME


Academy Of Crime in the Giltet Tome. Gloom
was thick. Pulitzer had registered 500
Geographic kick about the receipts OF the box
Office I've musd hat Ienzatonsl Zenza-
tionsll formations The KICK closed.
There wasn't sensation in sight 1t was
midsummer. II was dull. il was hopeless.
The mind OF every man IN the Academy drifted
gloomily back to the time when the dread
though famous message came: Tell the
shtefH to go dor tome up unit chump 1t OH unit
sing Here goes a lunadig asylum
will II como again 2" they asked And
must We chump it off In midsummer
The sleuths and the rubber shoe men stood
Kicking their heels. The city editor was in the
Turkish bath trying to sweat out an idea. The
women reporters in stage whispers talked OF
new sacrifices, such as falling in love with
arrnlcss wonders The managing editor buried
his hsad in his hands. Darker and darker
grew the cloud. Hope disappeared entirely
DESPAIR came. Guess we chump II of" said
the star reporter. Just Mt that minute the door
at the upper end OF the long office flew open.
shaggy head equipped with goggles and
mounted on a coatless body poked In. 1t was
the chief editorial writer. whose voice has been
nkened to rho roaring OF the lion.
Boy" he bawled. at the youth who rresides
over the telephone. boy have you got David
B Hill for me yetr'
Boy" exclaimed the managing editor
"opcn the window. The Colonel wants to talk
with David b. Hill in Albany"
The boy leaped to a window and hoisted It.
Now the Academy Workshop opens on the
northeast and the southwest. The sudden
ness and tho miGhtiness Of the call had mud
died the boy. and it was southwest window
opening in the direction OF the Indian Terri
tory instead OF the northeast window opening
4 OF tl,otx a boi tad
It was out OF the southwest window that the
sonorous voice OF the raging editor damned
it's way Ten minutes passed, Then another
ten. The chief editorial writer had retired.
The gloom had thckened. The hopelessness
had become more hopeless.
"Tickety tick tick. tickety- tickety -tickety-
tick tick tick" sounded the telegraph instru-
ment near the managing editor CLEAN OF
hope came to his face. The staff was silent.
Tick ETY. tick tick tick tick ticknty.. tckcty:
tickety- tickety tickety tick tick tick tick
went the instrument again. he stan gathered
nearer. The editor whirIed around in. his
TITS the Indian Territory man" explained
h s9 ToaEa sS IN SHSS you '
Want him, tor Ioared the managing ed;
S fGn Xii him MP IL they al shouss S ''"D Nil
who is Waila TonkaT" asked an apron
Tim S Fss ss.d Hfp Boy 90 Fb ' f h%
ras5 h %.S Tedka hes cha nG HgGr
eoin ft l git killed again He s The Indian they
Ne Ess ss's sdSss '0 %a Pax 'n his n ne
name. n they call him Bill Going cause he's
6h, marmqred the apprentice.
"TicEety- ti"k .tick tick tick tick tyticketv-
The stan had gathered around They were
n!n KNTisRs. /. T.. July 1s-william Going
!waila T9nkaL the Ghoctay. WAS shot to-day at
q e1sSStiop y judge James Of the choctaW
09Hio read sae ses5fs? Shouted tn. stat.
" He'll do" said the editor calmly. The OPP
orator v rssd II PM b.b.,s CORFU. was reeeved bv
States Marshal to the scene. who reached tho
she oRossT ssdd the he
honor the writ and ordered the execution to
rss: ne r.. 50
g ssH ss Ran yesof Gas Tsyo
end decide whether or not the United States
had any law bearing on the T1ss cGmpelnS
decided they had not. and arrangements were
"Details DetailsW demanded some one
"Silepoep roared the editor. and the opera
4 few minutes before Going was led out
was deposited In front OF the Court House. Near
Sas Snd aspa
down the fine Of spectators. He babe them
~ Ge(ns then k9elt on the quilt, bln,dfolded;;
IN Nk faI
. riie across a bench and 6red. The bullet en-
tered the breast. but missed the spot Going
expiring. Water was poured down his throat
several times to hasten death BY strangu-
"Yiy!,yIyi.q,yi" q. shIlsbsd the staff. dane
3Rat no5s sh And he
wrote and handed over message reading like
"worid correspondent Indian Territory;
genius and your wonderful ability He insists
that YOU come to New York and become one Of
Avn, ELL" commented the star reporter.
Wnat!' exclaimed the editor. and there was
silence while the operator sent the message
and again began to receive and read aloud ~
,c. atornsy Clay rsmaEedp are NAL
WeiI now; maybe We sint!" Yelled the stctr
editor and the operator in the centre.
Aw, ell" commented the wise otfioe boy.
Its only history repeatin' itself" The oper-
ator resum ed tho tale
1T remains to be seen what &C ION the nited
States Government win take for defiance Of the
writ. During the execution the light horse
men with rifes faced the crowd and kept their
rifles on two United States deputy mar
shas. The latter did not make any . fort TO
interfere after delivering the writ"
"Hoopeel hoop" shouted the stat.
Hold, spoke up the editor. Tell him Mr.
Pulitzer will raise his pay to 5000 minute and
done"
The telegraph instrument licked on. "Here'e
the Long Island man, said the operator. Hes
got an Item. He saws:
THE barn on William c. Whitneys estate
at MheNtIey Hills was burned tonight
Fool" Kissed the editor.
Give IL to NO." Numbered one OF the stars
You think that Indian Territory mans .
bird. I tell you Pm turkey u I can't do him"
He grabbed the telegram, Here are some er-
tracts from the World yesterday morning:
Tho magn iticent country residence OF w G.
whitney. on Wheatley Hills. two miles from
Westbuyy. L. l . was destroyed by hre about 10
o'clock last night, and later one of the three
big barns In which Mr. Whitney keeps his
thorouShbreds was burned; Mr.; Whitney was
iects and HANDSOME fittings we're burned.
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