The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-19

NEW 1Ork JOurId1-1
Mr. Dooley- was eagerly scannin' tn
columns of his daily paper when Mr..
IieEnessy dropped in.
What ARE ye iookin' fr?" Mr.
Hennessy asked.
m lookin' FIR tn daily cow'rdly as
sault on me frrnd Tfddy RosenfeiJ,
SAID Nj Dooley. 'sNe-er a twinty-four
hours passes but some fiend in human
form disguised assaiIs this young joynt
" pathreetism. F'r man that's as
pop lar as he is with tn masses iv TIL
people, ne seems to be blame unpopular.
he cant dhrop of his private car FIR
70 MAKE speech but tn quiet village
mere ne stops is transformed into a
Iaglh neil " misses an cat calls. var
two-be-four
tn appearance iv his janial, open
race at a public meetin' is tn signal
ME: But lave him speak two
WuIT uds ~ rayfined an scholarly ad-
sIse 10 IN Tree but ignorant voters iv
"a heSoiate west, where wanst he
plugged tn cattymount an tn gun
sliShtef' an tn pop'lace is thrown into a
frenzy What's tn matther with him:
an what's tn matther with tn affic-
tIohate out enraged people? They love
MN; they'se no doubt iv that He's tn
pop lar idol. Thin why do they heave
hard coal at eight dollars a ton at him?
no mans hUrlin' fuel at ABLY when
ne takes his knittin' out on tn public
piatIorm What's tn matther with
Where's this daily assault an bat
snry? All, here it is. Nm. Nm.
Wen, this is Nseand' Ious to be sure IT'S
cryIh' shame. Here's Tiddy come to
town. an bein worn out with tn sinful
folly Nv tn campaign SAYS TO his sic
FIND "a
church where he says. I can worship
r a change, he says. Don't lave
amy wan but tn rayporthers know iv
.t, ne says. I don't want to distract
N minister, he says. i wud put no
more thin few small autographs in
m WINDOWS he says. an tn band out
side shud be no larger thin fifty pieces
ne says. There, he says. in seclusion,'
he says, far firm tn maddin' throng'
he says, / viii thry to raymimber that
IN spite of what nanny well Informed
men I r whom have tn greatest ray
spict in tn wurruld say, 1, too he says
am mortal he says. An dhressiu'
himself quitely in a sOmbrerO an
Ieather lessins an wearin' his guns
undher his modest khaki coat he pro-
ceedS onobSarved TO his prisons.
Lave us, Hinnissy. not inthrude on
tn solemn scene. They'se not room
Let us sthand outside in tn throng
that's heerd be some inconcava bic
=
Tiddy is within an is waitin' FIR him
fe're a Dimnycrat in polytics, an
keep liquor store, but Wen sthand in
|th' r-rain FIR a minyit to see how
New York pollytician looks comm out
iv church.
AS he energies, gIancin' naythur to
tn right nor tn left, but up in tn air
a wild cheer firm tn congregation; but
in minyit sullen cries iv 'Mornin
PAPER an Shine. sir. is heerd in tn
crowd. an tn worshipers sthop cheer
Ia an sthands aShast at tn inthru-
sion.
'F'rindS iv Colonel Rosenfe1t gathered
ar-round him an prepared to make a
stern rdysistance to what was plainly
a premiditated attack on his life. Tn
hero iv San Joon- hill brushed thin
aside. Though his face was slightly
paler thin usual an he seemed dis
thurbed. he did not bethray tn slight
est symptoms " fear. 'AIis'ra BILE
scoundrhels,' he says, in a low tone
that was perfectly distinct. Have We