Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-04

All through the service t.orcen sat with
bowed head. wcopinF part % me
time fUhllnr whom Rachel sang tht
rHuE. War wandering .l'.F
cIlnrirg with almost visible. Uuhin.c
yoarning 60 the one hope she bad found
listening 90 prayer ana appeal ana pQn-
fcssion all about her like one who vas
% part % new creation. yet ieaiiul 81
her right 20 share 10 q FUZZY.
The tent had boon crowded. AZ on
some other occasions. there vas m3tt
~ less disturbance on the outside ut we
tent This had inHrcascd as the nlght
advanced. and Gray thought u wise
not 60 pr0long the service once w
awhile n shout aF from large cfFNl
swept into the tent The returns from
the election were beginning Co., come ln.
ana the Ncctanric had Cmptind nfcfy
lodging house, den and hovel into tue
streets
In spite Of the distractions Hachcra
.lHrinr Kept the crowd in the tent from
dl7HHltluT There were n dozen 90 more
conversions. Finally the crowd became
restless. ana Gray closed tha service
remaining a little while with the con-
vcrta.
Rachel. Virglnin. Lorocn. Rollin and
the doctor, President Muuh and Henry
Maxwell went nut tosothcr intending
90 rn down 90 their usual waiting piece
tent they nj once were nwure that the
Ncctunrlc was trembling un the edge "
On drunken riot. and UH they pushed
through the gathering mohs Do tho nnr-
row streets they bcgan 90 realize thtt
they ihemfolvcH were objects OF great
attention.
There he la. the biloxi. 10 the tail
hat Hos the lsaior'" shouted "a rough
voice. President Marsh. With h'a erect.
commanding nrurC, was cInaricuou1 On
the uttic company
GLOW has the election gonef II h
too carly 10 know the result yet isn't
it7" iio asked the question aloud and
ana third wards have gone almost solid
Tor no license. u that q a0. the whisky
mon have been beaten"
Thank Cod hope Il ia true" oX-
claimed Merry Maxwell Marsh. we
are lu danger here. DO you realize our
situnuonl We ought 20 gct the ladies
90 place N safety"
That H. true" said Marsh rravcly.
A. that moment ~ shower NJ stones and
other missiles fcii over them The mar
ruw street and sidewalk in front Of them
were completely chokod with the worst
elements " the nccthuFlo.
"rhN looks serious" said Maxwell.
With Marsh and itnllin and Dr. West
h. started 20 go f1rWntd through the
small opening. Virginia. Rachel and
L0rcen following close and sheltered by
the men. who now realized something
% their danger. Tho RectanElo was
drunk and cnrurcd. n saw ln Daniel
Marsh and Henry Maxwell two ~ the
leaders In the election contest who had
pcrhapa robbed them OF their beloved
saloon.
Down with tho aristocuts'" shout
"a % ahrlll voice. moro like q wumlnn
than IL mans
4 shower % mud and stones followed.
Rachel remembered aftorwnri that
Hollln Jumped directly 10 front ~ her
ana received on bis head aud chest "a
number N blows that would probably
have struck her " be had not shielded
hcr from them.
And Just then before the police
reached them, Lorepn dnfted forward
az th slide ~ NlrEinln ana pushed her
aside. looking up ana screaming. IL
was 40 sudden that mo- one had time 60
catch The face 81 the one who ana a.
Hut out ~ the upper window ~ n room
over the very saloon where Lorpen had
come out "a week before some one had
thrown a heavy bottle II struck L.orcon
on the head. and she foll tu the ground.
Nlrglnin turned and Instantly knoolod
down BY hor The police officers by that
time had reached the little company.
Donald Marsh raised his arm ana
shouted over the howl that was begin
ming 10 rise from the wild beast In the
mob;
"stopl You've Killed q womani"
The announcement partly aohorod the
crowd.