The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-05-16
ALLEN EULoGIzEs HIS WORK.
Chicago February 81, 1896.
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Chicago February OF, 1896.
John r. Morris, Esq
Dear Sir:-Enclosed please find two
news clippings from today's Tribune
and Evening News from which you
will perceive Allen still loves to eulo-
gize his work, his remarkable ability;
and from the Tribune statement to
judge he will stay here indefinitely or,
at least until l am able to accompany
him, How you will miss him! Is it
possible that the good people out there
can get along without him? l am get
ting along very slowly and have no
idea when l will be able to get up. 1
am very anxious to hear from you and
matters out there in general. The boy
again called on me last night, although
/ give little credence to his story. He
tells me d. and AL at daggers point
about something that \. is getting tired
of D., etc, etc. St has not returned as
yeJ. w. and Sweeny keeping good
company to Allen and he is going to
fetch US all in chains to Utah. I wish
that you advise Dey of such news as I
sent and send you. 1 am getting more
and more anxious to see Dey here.
VIII he come? What has been the de-
cision of court and how long has case
been postponed? Remember me kindly
TO all friends and fail not to keep we'll
posted Wife sends kind regards to
you and so does Yours truly
NJ HAYKEN.
THAT LITTLE FAT WIFE OF
NINE"
No. 221- Scholler Street, March 81, 1896.
To ]. r. Morris.
My Dear Friend:-From Salt Lake
INC frior
CD Allen CWhittemore) is seriously in
convenienced; his man Friday Davis
in jail under similar charge as Roberts
perhaps a little worse so, and Won
der what next" The deplorable con-
dition of my left leg only prevents me
from grabbing that little fat wife of
mine and dancing a jig, or to go into
any other esctacy; because of the good
news let me and ALI of you congratu-
late, and may the good work be
kept up for certainly Weary and
Sweeny and all of the rest of them
are Of the same calibre as that misera-
bic scamp D. and since Allen their
chosen captain. Wife says she hopes
to see them playing checkers with
their noses in that delightful over on
the hill where they intended 1--WE" all
should goi l am very sorry l cannot
be there. The old bosses don't seem
to know; neither care for my discomfi-
ture and here 1 am laying now six
weeks a helpless cripple.
l have been daily wondering why 1
have not heard from Dey or you in
reply to my letters of goth inst, but
since l find what busy time you have
don't wonder you lost sight of me,
and yet even as crippled as 1 am
would come on if Dey says the word;
he, of course. will advise me in time
for l would not wish to have Allen
force me- AS 1 wrote to Dey my
doctors say that it would only be large
expense to have examination and affi-
daVits for not later than about two
weeks he expects me to be able to
move, although on crutches, which l
will have to use for a good many more
months-a rather slow prospect, yet
it might be worse! You cannot i'm
agine how anxious 1 am to have the
news from there and how anxious to
see the end of the whole mess. Yet
the prospects Of a satisfactory solution
of all trouble and the possible Jug
ging" Of our prosecutors is worth
somethingl The boy has not shown
up since ] wrote you last-I have been
trying to find out if he has gone west
but you we'll know it is a hard job to
interest anybody here when you are
laid up and as you know short rum
TO hire anybody to find out although 1
must admit many friends are doing
kind service for me. / enclose you a
letter from "one" of them. Give it.
please, to Dey. ST. is still out of town,
and even should he have an inclination
the present proceedings will save him
and perhaps Weary and Sweeny. The !
old company, A. H. Andrews & Co.,
has been bought out by Nellie & Heny
"a concern here. The Brunswick
Bake company, with the Holbrook
manager, tried to get hold of, but in
this case of that worthy -,,- he !
did make a mess of, and the Brunswick
Bake company is down on him con-
most of the old employees |
of A. H. Andrews & Co., have gone in |
with the Brunswick-Balke company !
wish you would please write me an |
answer to this, let me hear all-''lots." |
Give my kind regards to all and be-
Heve me to be Yours truly,
NJ. HAYKEN.
Wife desires space to write you-here !
she goes: Whit-E-M is like Nc
Ginty. We have drank your health
don't stop but do all you can to sink
him. ANDORA HAY
DEAD OR ALIVE.
Chicago, March 81, 1896.
c. Dey, Esq.
My Dear Sir:-I am in receipt of !
your favor of 21st inst, forwarded to !
me through George P c. and also |
found enclosed one you wrote to George /
P. c. same day. wherein 1 find that I
cases against me Saturday, April 90.
and that Won will l-ipdlxy