Deseret Evening News | 1892-05-27 | Page 5 | Struck by an Elephant's Trunk

klieek b, en rle linnt'e Trunk. When 1 wai Id tho country once with tho ehowuo ttirncel n aiclc clc-lmut, clc-lmut, wcU hobblotl, Into it imtturv licltl, by coiM'nt of tho owner A littlo maro w na In that fleUl w 1th bcr colt, ant tlio evidently thought Iter Itabywus In ehtngor, ko ehuinatloa flcrco atutck on thu clcphnnt wltli Iicr Iictls. She jib) ol a merry tat too on tho lilM of tlint nutouixlictl ltruto, I tell )ou, till ho nctually tuniexl hi kit; Utcl. uitt Iter nml tried torunnway. IlowiuilioUtleil no that ruLnlni; t ns n luillcroua fall tiro, anil U aides tlio littlo iiure caught him with lurbliarn tooth on tho ' eliu It" Kkln aroiuitl his hind legs, which alwats iquVcs mi do pliant look ns if liis swtitcpdeni w en not brnccd up aliort enough, and ehc lump; on to hiiii floixily. Becing tluTt ho could not fret nwn) from her, tho elephant tn ietcd nbout and bit bcr just oiico m 1th his trunk ou tho nexk Tlio brao littlo mnro hy llgbt down nnd IUlcr cot up and wo had to wnto her luico on the iTltcriMi bido of our ledger. Inter vlow hi Now York Tribiuio.