The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

wv cool grotoes, made of crystal of gitterng
a marble summer houses here and there shaded by
49, great trees, where the grass like velvet, and
with iske upon which stately swans, and in which
nozted boats with sen cushions the playground of Ren
house Schuyler Hamilton Baggs the of millionaire
a0eurer OF sausage castings said playground and it
meant to be, but, aasi he did play much This
not Rttehouse was sick crippled for he we'll
formed as or but because he didn't play much anywhere
at all You will wonder at that suppose for he had all the
toys all the all the pets everything that boy could wish
Tor with which to himself; yet he around sles
dissatisfied bored and tired That allied him. He
had everything and there nothing wish Nothing
amused him. because he had In fact Rittenhouse
wanted something for as it was if he asked his father
for elephant Mr. Bagg would have once and
they always came so easily and so quickly.
He had nurse who always attended him. and besides
was man who guarded him constantly rarely being of
sight for his father dreadfuy afraid of the boy being kid
and guard and as there were no other
rionaires children anywhere around there he nobody
long he would dsconteney aimes about the beau
ul gardens and yawn; when he drove with Gadoa in
the carriage, took In the automobile sail
yacht he Just tired and yawned just much for all these
ne had so often and for so long time that they
house. ne sometimes little ragged children wadng in the
cutters after building dams OF lovely black mud but
when he proposed Gladoa shoes and stockings
and do the same if he had in the garden he
almost shreked with establishment that millionaire boy could
wish to do such and vulgar thing She shud
dered when she thought of him barefooted pashed with
mud Yet had he been allowed to do that
have known the sensation Of pleasure long complete
heart the rankurters the hokypoke or the hot
waes that would be brought in by whteapponed
and
when he table surrounded by all of the we'll
known dsinties, he scarcely ate anything.
PEEP THE OUTSIDE WORLD
The garden gate was always locked
mapping had occurred and have always we'll
guarded IT he had been carried his would will
ingy have paid million dollars and for his recovery
One however when he had stroed along raveed path
beside the placid artificial lake. with lovely tame swans past
the Italian groto and the shaded trees which stood the
priceless marble statues, with beautiful trailing
trains along the velvet swar be an open gate
left open by the gardener for while the
and looked about him with great interest for If was the 6r
tune he had been the alone He his white
shirt waist and his linen trousers there was great deal
OF the chance and how it felt barefooted for
He instantly removed his shoes stockings and tossed them
water was warm well dirty, and the mud gurged up
around ms feet deeious He didn't wonder the ragged little
boys and girls fond of this sort of thing.
While he spashed with pleasure expecting the horr
he'd ladoa to rush minute and carry inside the
gardener back went into the garden and the
Rttenhouse delighted gardener had pased him h.
without recognizing him. was very natural for vh
could have thought that boy spashng in gutter Gould
be Renhouse Schuyler Hamilton Bags the mionaires son
lie determined 20 enjoy his liberty while lasted spashed
all the harder.
Two rough-lookng passed him after time and he
heard one of them say:
"The only get him snatch the kid ont of the
carriage when they take him driving"
That's dangerous, said the other think the beat
plan would pc TO hide IN the garden and him in the
morning Put bag his head and give some chlero
form to stop his queal Then dump him cart and OF
with HIM" - N
Rittenhouse had stopped splashing mud and stood r+
ing One of the noticed that he taking in what &
were saving, and. scowing, growled
What rubbering bratR Ceto ,t y,
lie raised stick and threatened the child with IT, He looked
fierce and dangerous that Renhoue thought it best 70
move off, and ne did leaving trail of muddy water along
the pavement while the continued arrange their plan 20
catch him. for that of he knew once was their obt
He laughed FOR the first while as he hougbt
what the men would have said had they known he very