The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05
- FRANP 80 a eooD TIlaE.
stI'm Simply Adzniring Things" He
Sad When Asked to Explain

New YORK FLefaIC.l
Greenwich, lCGnn.-At least one tramp
in the world Thoroughly enjoyed Sim
self Yesterday for il is not given to
every one OF the breed 70 survey the
natural gIOries or Commodore T.. q.
Benedicts estate, or dine off sand
yachL and to ride 10 the loclS-up in the
COnmodOre's private carriage. SUCH,
hOwever. was the blissful experience OF
"a terrestrial Wanderer vest rday.
Pm Irish. and my name is James
Dalton- THAT'S all you want to know?
This was the wa, the. tramp replied
Yesterday to BENJAMIN Fenner, the sec
retaEy of Commodore =. g. Benedict,
when found wandering about the Beue-
dict estate.
I'm simply adniring things" ne
added in explanation.
The tramp was OF medium size. His
face was supposed TO be clean shaver,
his hair cut short, and his eyes seemed
20 betOl1en a lack Of Intelligence. He
valstcOat a pair Of overalls held in
place by "a strap, and a pair Of broad
SHOES
He entered the Benedict estate during
the morning hours, and took in al the
beauties of the place After visiting
the lake i'm whieh former President
Grover Cleveland had stock or bass
he went to the stables and the garden
e-- cottage, where he peeped in the
windows. He then entered the green
mont Of r'loice tropical plants AND early
vegetables, and maze himself thor
oughly at home, doing, however. nos
damage.
Mr.. Fenner discovered the visitor on
the sroundS later iH-.tae morning and
ordered liufeOff- The man went, but as
be had fafled to get good I5ok at the
Benedict mansion and at Fhe noted
yacht Oneida, which lay in her slip
close by, he returned in the afternoon
10 complete his tour Of inyestig ation.
All the men on The place were so
busy with their labors that he passed
unnOtced. save by their wives who
were AFRAID TO leave their homes and
give am alarm. The tramp was evil
IDENTIFY IMPRESSED by the spring verdufe.
fast' Put not least, the Benedict man
sion, which is f,racticdllg deserted
through the cold months. save durinc-
tle holiday season. If the doors had
been open he would undoubtedly have
entered but as they were not he cons
dows
1t was about O'Clock when hunger
overlook him, and walking to the
wharf he boarded The yacht Oneida. He
,f5clesnded the stairs leading to the
cook - gaIey and somewhat surprised
the cooks assistant who was eating
mis- evening meal.
Hello. q m just in tire - remarked
me tramp as he sat down to the table.
Inc asststant looked sharply at him
ana then handing him two sandwiches
told MIN TO get above as quickly as be
could She tramp replied, -Cferesiflv.''
and ran up on deck ard went ashore.
nut not before he had thoroughly
viewed the vessel
Mr. Fenner again encountered him n
few minutes later aud this time ordered
Special Constable Wi1ia IA Sergeant. .
VINO had JUS come 90 duty. 10 arrest
nlfp- ln Benediets carriage the
man rode in state 70 the village Jan.
Nnere he was locked uD as 4 trgalp. Hs
expressed himself as charmed with the
ride.
in the borcugh court This morning
Nf- teHner said the man WITS more to
protected than prosecuted and
suuse balFpes thereupou had Prosccut-
tes attorney Wright chanee The COME !
.sS,aAl' 50, mat ne mignt impose q
llgnter sentence. So fne .yagrant'i.
~sss sent 70 BridBeu0ft Jan Eor thirtv
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