The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-27

Oufcx on his heels followed the SER
geant- From across the street ape "a
1--rreI and Richter. Barry, VINO mas
genius for appearing where ne IS neeued,
sprang up out Of the ground
They had come quietly from uille+tllt
was on the dot of that they all reached
the door of the den
The lettering Chinese stopped More
w hats the matter2" asked the fruit
seller indinerenuy-
who sells brass thimbles and cotton nandz
kerchiefs ana twO-bit spectacles- Its a
raid q. lottery! ana ne ran - L.-S -
as mis- creaking legs would take nm. anu
1 could have walked on with an lll5
thimbles and handkerchiefs and spec
ITS a raidl' shouted everybody VINO
shouted in English. and the Chinese cndt-
tered excited monosyilables, mat meant
the same thing.
A few seconds later the squad emerged
with seven captives. Every one OF the
seven held lottery ticket Those tickets
The sergeant carried a sledge hammer.
IL was the only weapon ne naQ leIl, LOT
he had broken his stick on somebody
The whole five of them were rQoppIng
their fOreheads, and looked as T ina lneu
prize lighters DO after several rounds
We got EN-, they said They were
judge Conlan, who has seen Big Jack
in court every day this so long, met ham
How are your he said. shaking HANDS
(Aside-''WhO on earth IS heE know
the face ali right. but who is heE) And
aloud We'll, how did you leave Manila.
lie was still cropping.
Ii was not until the next day that he
placed him. The drinks are on me- ne
Barry's favorite role is that of n
tramp. Richter, too, has made mis- fame
in that line They gained entrance 70
gambling den in that guise. Ihen, TAX
ing advantage of "A connection MADE lot
/ the purpose, Barry slipped under ne oeq,
and when the game was IS, again IN lul'
SWING pOunced upon the Cnlnese-
This subterfUge must never again sue
coed" they warned each other solemn
~. and now the frst step in game Is 10
look under the bed
once they found big Barry there. lie
lay as tightly squeezed as Barry et ef
/ the last OF his suHocatlon, Wnen yer
I low lace peeped through the slit Of hsnt
against the floor
VIVA fob? VIVA fO?' and the Ded was
surrounded By curious and excited bano,
VINO dared not drag out and batter the
me members of the squad have all sue
CeeCed in the role Of soldier. one Of them
caught a bunch OF smokers all by means
of his khaki uniform
The lot of them were curled up III their
ounEs. and they were anywhere from
the nth to the twentieth pipe There
we're present some Of the most precious
pipe bowls of ali ChinatOWn-bO Tis that
had risen in value from the twO-biIs or
and mad gone even beyond this TO price
lessness. The crowd was a prosperous
and happy one.
Some OF them reused family. duly, at
the connection outside
Il call pliceman.' they heard.
The man al the door was havi1g trOu-
bic. A drunken soldier in Shaiki was
tumbling against the door The soldier
was persistent, troublesome and neaVy.
The Chinaman started tor help.
But II was the soldier who gave the sig
nal for the officers, and at the sound OF II
up sprang the squad The door WIS uu-
guarded and they broke in. che raid
was d beautiful one
The squad has come to think that To 6s
are even easy, 50 long as they concern
fautan, opium or lotteries. But py gov
is still a problem TO them. Finlirg -fse
py gov card on the table is not sufficient
for conviction; they must each the
money there, too, to satisfy the 1w; and
the money slides by magic into vanishing
pockets.
But it may come to pass that at some
chow chow time. when the watches
change, even a Ply gov game may be
duped by one Of the masQueraders of the
Far Devils squad And il viii ne good
work when it is done. for the hea then
Cninee is d willy fox. and. as Sergeant
CCnbOy says, he has made TT quarter
centUrys study how TO beat the White
man