Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22
HARVEY AND HORR.
The PoliHco.Finauc.al Gladiators In
Pupirauol Tor the Combat.

There are many people who anlici.
pate considerable fun when VIM. n.
Harvey and Roswell q. Horr get at II
tveth.End.t9enailp In the debate on the
financial question. Some there are
aud strong silver mon, too who assert
that iaH vii create great deal Vt
amusement for the national crowd
with the Othsr n, not beosusB Of aty
weakness In the latirT's cause, but uy
reason Of the respect We intellectual
weights Of the two individuals. ~ the
positions Of the gentlemen were FU.
venei there n no doubt tuat Mr.. Horn,
n silver champion, would put t. r0ut
the knight OF tue yellow metal; but
even viii good cause, MT. HaTysy's
most ardent admirers are wondering
where be will come out 10 the contest
with the more experienced dobater.
Mi. Harvey is also handicapped by
the volume oi tiiiculs heaped upon
him by the ptvss, some Oi which, not
withdrawing It's cruel purpose, il yet
very funny, Ms may be seen by the
following specimen taken from Chi.
CagO exchu &c.
HaTveys syaem OF training IL wide.
| ly different from that used by HOfT,
asya the paper referred 10. Both OF
them are working toward the same
Und, hut ON different lines. The east.
cru man weighs probably sixty pounds
more than the CniCago champion, hut
Harvey considers this point IN his
| favor. "lps hot In July" he said.
| Harvey has pleasant rooms In the
windVrmors overlooking Jackson park.
He rises early, and, putting on tho
costume he Will wear In the lght, puts
In a solid hour before a long mirror.
As he intends " stand all OF the
time during u three hours round he
has placed long table before the glass.
Two eyes az the proper level have been
painted ON the polished surface VI the
mirror, and Rt n distance OF forty Inches
from lhom Harvey takes his stand.
This ~ the agreed minimum distance
which Il TO separate the contest
ants. Leaning easily on one hand
ON tue table, Harvey levels tho Ia.
dox finger on the other hand al tue
painted eyes, At the same time concsG-
rating the whole force Oi his gaze upon
them. Thus he remains for hall An
hour while hB Tepeati this coinage law
OF 1893, the Sherman law nnd tho
Momphlu speech OF secretary Carlisle.
Ho has attained such perfection In
this pose that, although no speaks 1855
words a minute, his finger does not
tTsmble Ia the least.
The next half hour IL devoted 10 a
message oil his lsrHyN, inilaiing HE
chest, hammeiinR the tsble with bis
clenChed nst and repeating, "N0w,
siIl" In tones Of varying degrees OF
noTcenoss Huu sstisiaoliOn,
Itisssid that hOTg's mirror exercise
consists VI lowering his head IN
threatening way, locking up under his
eyebrows with an angry glare anu
shaking his head from side 10 side,
while he pouts out a stream OF queries
denIals aud sarcastic TemATks.
Alter going through few DVlsaEte
movements Harvey eats light break.
fast anu 10 ready Tor Mr.. Bowen. The
latter reads 10 him All the biting
things printed about Harvey, and In
Othsr ways onuoAVOTs ~ STOuse Il feel.
ing Of anger or even irritation IN hun.
But Harvey llgtens with sarcastic
smile playing around his lips aud
even mods his approval at limos.
Aud yet the battle for silver will not
be decided by this gladlstJrlEl eShibi'
ten,