Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-28

being driven from there but because
know thcr. were good. hon ~ talI-
minded men coming there 90 hear ouI
doctrines we had The bread on ~,
thDy were hungry Tor lt-or NJ ltAst
willing DO Do el. that was their camp
lng ground every evening and We Knew
nGt where else to lind them they would
mot come tl our hall 90 We went 10 th-ul'
The mob wHa nos walking thora every
nInht flr ua. wU always hoped we
should not nnd tham ihr.. blt when
not there uu our arrival Do hll 'spui-
t.IH there who summoned them ln1uf
fb. am. fhs nrsi speaker would nn'ah.
i1II tne boys ilHt wCCk 500 must md
Hy. ar sIX places about il. city and
duIEt about Hl they VIII not Know
whore Dob 1ud uH.
90 feIt lt4n.I ~ thoy succeeded 10
running us Hn thn iiurIa fI.r hoy
would ncNt make n determined effort
u break up our Thursday n'rht meet.
'nra. that is smother reason why ] dii
not Ike to give up. Ana sure enough
lHH ThufHIIy reached ciIm1N-lt
least I hlpa % wns tha climax for hey
cannot de- moro thIn they ava th1u
without seriously iuiurlng some one or
moro. I faIt sadly Z oppressed nN DAY.
and most OF uH expected ifuuhluul tlmua
mo nIghl AZ prgolutlun We notified
tho police that We expected 90 need
ihHir assistance. The mob came early
ana ! stationed Bro. pnusIa 1s special
d1lr-kDcunr. being uf heavier build than
any N uT except Bro. Wood and Do ls
600 qulck.i. mp0rHl GOT such iry'nF
ordeal They tri0d t0 push past him
once when he lI % frHul u. 11 /
locked ihG door Oh che insii" after nl-
InE % special mH1Hnror Go tfU uclfoat
police station. ldl not w o. shli
him 0u' with them. hut Bro knifht
h1d held che sam. position two weeks
rf0y.0uriy md was NOT touched. and 90
NuH necessary 60 have f1Ur nn. 90
watch fh.m. stood WIN my cor
HrHIrrf ihH door Will. bro. PIKE
81 1rh.l iI nur audience uf tWtnty.
Tive Ur thirty .ndI.s aud four men, hu.
sides he four EId ready az ihf nrt
sound ~ hI1wH nr a call from Nro
plusIo Go open 90. door and rH tH h.H
assistance. 0r rather draw ihe mob 90
him by giving them che chance tH rush
Into the hall 10 WIS fully bar nn
hour Do fIr0 Hu IfNHrr arrived. aud dur
lnE ihIH i.WH ihH mob tried ihOIr worst
Oh g.t FRO. DluaIe 90 1irik. thn nfft
blow. hN personal nuuH1. UursIHF and
rwcaring. one NJ them even taking him
hY iha ihrQtt ana daring him 90 strike.
Th.y pulled him away from ihs door
while some " them took re- running
Kick 40 o.. ana certainly would have
burst o. in ~ We had not hrtcad % with
q couple NJ benches reaching tn the op-
rlHIfs wall Things looked pretty
rrrlOuH thtfc Tor n while. being alone un
The Horse fair was r. picnic compared
with ih' responsibility NJ ui those
wlmCn in my charge and that bowling
mob outside the door trying tp hurH,
70 On. Uut they stood % very calmly
ana patiently. How thankful I was
ihH iWo Nisttf1f-- Brimhall and Knight
were visiting Chelifnh1m' ~ last the
police came and cleared the stairway
hui before they could work their way
lup through ~ mob that thrnnred the
stair The lrhicu ana hukefa cat
thf door worked their why out. 10 no
arrests were mndr' Putting out the
lights and descending 20 the street. we
found mob NJ about 400 tmnny of
whom were drawn there out of curiosity
~ c1urn'l waiting Go receive a.. Three
policemen fought our way through
them Go "a cab which had been called
ana stood only ten steps from the
door hut iu going that distance BRO.
pannle got three severe kicks. and
would have been drlggcd 90 the ground
had De- not thrown his arm around BRO.
PROS uncle and caught the cab door
with hiH other hand You probably
know what r. the usual fate ~ man
whom h. once retH under the feet "
an inuratrd British mob 'armd' with
h1h.uaiiCd boots was Alongside Of
Bro. pausie hut thfy dId not touch me-
"rhry had % In Tor him herauHe he
krrt the door ana refused them admit.
nucC. lie told mo Afterwards h. was
b - I bad locked the dor lfsldo vi
D. coui eel them h. could mo-. let them
In.
u supposed nr1. Pike was coming
10 the cab with ~ ana called 70 him to
do s1, but ufifr helping nrl. DansIt
In ~ slammed The door shut and Ihe
rahhy drove u. N We had not had "
quick horse The driver said. We should
not have got away. fur some ~ ihf mob
grabbed the hrIile. but AZ the touch %
he whip the horse jumped clear ~
ihpm. Elders Wood aud Webb said
they would main 100 the hlil until the
crowd had icft ana then 20 home, ~
! Ion them ihr key 90 lock Themselves
ln, Bro Pike ana his uncle t0k u
Tram, but M walking r. few rods 90 the
track, they had their hats knocked nn.
gravel thrown 40 thrm. and their
coats nearly torn on their backs. with
three officers Co begin with. aud i've ly
The ilWr they reached the tram. 10 a..
fond them. ilis uncle hld 90 talk
pretty straight 90 the officers % line up
and Do their duty before they would
draw their steel 'hat1uH ana mako "a
determined enlrt 90 protect thtm."