Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10
40. 1 wasn't"
THAT was the report"
II know ~

40. want"
THAT was the rcportp
II know itn
81 couldn't understand II. Why didn't
you contradict the statement
fInncgan's ftce suddenly blnSed.
~ tell you you'li call M blamed
fool. and say ! ought ~ b. who're / am
anyhow, and maybe ought"
Go ahead
Finnegan told hisstory. making Deckor's
oiicnse u.s. light o. possible. "flo boys ali
thought Il was int" he said. "an' 10 let
Il 20 that way. which I wouldn't have
done. sir. u ho'd been a single man, OF one
Fixed Ike am"
"Woil, was thecommunt u The supcrin.
tcudcnt, 80 Ear a. | can zee you nru fool.
/ You've forgotten your daty by the toll,
| iinnegnn. What right bad yon - cover
/ che circlcssncss oi another az Our cl pensei
| We want Trustworthy men or none"
f.nnornuH fuco fcii with bis hopes lie
made no cpy, but, shifting bis position,
gaz.d stolIl'y ont Of the rrimy window.
/ When the train slowed ~ be- touched he
bat lgfaycly 70 the superintendent and got
on.
In ono Of The iuxurlnully appointed rail.
| road ol.crs. "a iow hours later, several men
| were seated. irum che discussion " freight
Z NAH.H NIa|A N''NNNNINNHH NNN'" ~. wa 81 -
! tlp's introduced hy The superintendent,
who bad iust entered.
| "Tu what extent i4 man cuiplblo who
| covers fns Muudrrt of nnHfhcrW
"it depends upon the kind VI biunlcr,"
said one.
"rhc Interests involved"
1.-THE mans motive" said a third. pos
! itlvciy--a mnu gray laircd IN the service.
"What have motives 20 do with actual
rrsui.i its the thing done that Affects
other not tho motive with which u Il
done"
"You'rcno, na generous NJ tho law allows
them. You wuuld say that tie man who
lnysatic murierously across The track j. no
more guilty than the engineer who ignor-
nntly throws tho train on an cmbhnkmcnt
bpcaua1 " To-
"Csrticisucss Il criminal"
"That depends zoo. Accidents often
happen where blame eau really attach 20 no
ouu.H
well" SAID the superintendent. "ths
ease In point " this i mau has smash.
! 40. hr il "a man without family and tho
| circumstance arr such that hc Ia blamed
iur the drunken neglifrncnni another man
one " the brotherhood, aud min Of
large family. liC takes tho blame aud j.
discharged. iiu excuse u that biz brother
engineer. n thrown uut ~ work, would le'
come discouraged. dfink himself q death,
aud leave hls family flnpcrs."
That's out u zoe business here, entire
b. o. l. not being faithful % thu COM
p,uy's inicnat'
Il should say that a man 81 that stamina
could b. faithful O., anything. liz vision
isimitcL lie has sind % ,trah.smus,
that's ALL
"Thcn you think him e1cusablo on gcn.
crdl prInDrlrsW
u ahoull s,y, said the Fray hairvi gen
tlfniau ~ the deck. "thnf 90 discharge au
cmployt ~ thu. character would b. fully
a. cuipahlu ipr ~ a. Tor bin 10 conceal
hI. bfoth,rs weakness FROM our knowl'
edge"
at tho same time such philanthropy h.
dangerous. Sou cHn SEQ how u might ai'
ircf no aud property"
"Whit Il 10 be- done. thrn' One feels
like u criminal a. shake him"
"Enhfgo bis views. " possible. Let him
frc that the smaller Interests must sub
SERVE the lafgrr=ihat bis position i one In.
| ynlvins not only ours but hundreds ~
families, aud that nothing but strict and
broad Integrity should 10 for a moment
considered"
BARLEY, BARLEY" cried Mrs fnnegnn
In great excitement the next morning,
"you'yc got dispatch from Scrhnion.'
Enurgan took tho euvclopc aud hastily
broke u 0lru,
"What .itt o llartleyp
"l- the boy waiuugW
"irs"
"Givc him-herc-givc him iiity cents"
rnnegnn rubbed hi u0sr vigorously.
! "no toll mel I'm all Of trrmblc."
! They've called mo back IN the old dlvls
"-i.lifAhoth Adamz.rurner ia Phila
dulphia PruaA