Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-03
Whitewash Crowd Cries, Save Us Ere We PERISH

one night during the past six months
and then | was home again by ,
o'clock. There is,absolutelyc no truth
In such an unwarranted statement, as
made by the Tribune this morning.
The only solution / can think Of is
that reporter may have seen Il man
who answered my description sitting in
a box at one Of the theaters with a
bevy of lewd women"
what has aroused the ire of the
Tribune against me is apparently the
statement | made to another person OF
story heard second hand. When |
told II | gave II out for what 1t was
worth--a story picked up on the street
in casual way. A man told me that
George Sheets had gone 80 loan agent
IN this city with request that he place
s35, 600 for him as an investment. |
told this for what Il was worth and ]
absolutely do not know whether II Is
true or false"
DEPOSITED WITH MORGAN.
George Morgan, the genial boniface
at the Vienna cafe, was the subject ~
a most unmerciful amount of chatting
today over the fact that Jim Dom
aldson deposited two $1,000 bills in his
safe on the night following the rob-
berry OF the two young Scotchmen; and
that Morgan let the money 60
1t appears that, as previously stated,
Donaldson exhibited these bills, For a
few days prior TO this Donaldson had
been eating at the Vienna on credit.
He was allowed to come in and get his
meals but the waiter did not give him
any startling amount OF attention On
the night In question Donaldson sat
down and ordered supper. The waiter
brought him the usual table ware but
forgot serviette, do you want a
napkin he asked.
"Oh. h. answered the bunco man,
i've got a napkin all right" and suit
ing the action TO the word he proceeded
to tuck one $1,000 bill into his collar and
another between the buttons on his
vest, IN the approved style.
After eating he. deposited two $1,000
bills IN the safe and walked out. Later
he returned, asked for the money and
got 1t.
The night manager Is now getting un-
mercifully jolled because he did not
say, as one customer subsequently sug
ges,ed when the news of the robbery
became public property, turn over on
| your back. Jim you are dreaming You
did not leave any 81 900 bills here.
You've got to prove TO me that you got
| them In the first place"
rp ,rr,>,,rv 70
ma HNNii 10 NAL
Inc gambling fraternity, or that
part of II which has not received po-
lice protection, and which has not
been permitted to open houses, was
mighty sore today over recent devel-
| opments anent the $4,000 robbery
OF the TWO young Scotchmen. BY
This Sfltanlanf N ic NJ hat
| the fraternity would like "cut In"
on similar deals. but they would like
TO get the game going again, and
| would Ike square deal They
ciaim they are not getting II from
the ponce, but that crooked men,
gratters and sure thing experts are
| receiving protection because the per
| c'ntage OF their winnings Is so great
oney Tan anord 70 cut with the pow
s tna' pe' through the middle
| one man who for Ian, ,,,,,a NM,
| a prominent gam bler marc saia 10
| the Nave" sun
Shortly after tho so-catisa .A,,er,-
| can Marty took charge ~ affat.s hara
! several Of the bovs onnorncaI tha,r
| intention NJ remaining hero 't H.,
thai tho game would Soon ha onanaS
again. ana that thev Womb he mar
| mitted TO run Al the lime foid
| them that no SQUARE gambling would
| BIZ allowed. for thc reason THAT
| MAN WHO RAN A SQUARE HOUSE
| COULD NOT AFFORD TO MAKE A
| CIT WITH THE pOI,ICC
When the game wa going q, wa
| had IN nav a ine ~ naarIy sqna ,,o,
| month. If there was fair deal ali
| around that was enough and the
gambler could moi afford 70 sIin anv-
| thing TO the police Now thev IT
mean the so-called 'Americans1 toll
US that there Is no pamb1ing going
| on here That's ali 70, Ce o,hIins,
is going on here but 1t is not of a
SQUARE kind: When one little deal
ean rake IN siV'zou those VINO worked
=, earr wen ahord 70 cough up pretty
hoeraiy 10 the ponce
| McWHlRTERS ALSO A COUNCIL
MAN
The Tribune 10 ,nsin,atins ,ha. ,,o
McWhirters. tho two vonng Sco,cbuor
who were robhed ~ siO 0oo by tha ban1
Of bunco CROOKS. arc In consn,racy Will
certain indiyId,ials IN create the down,
fall of honest George Sheets " II NAV
be an interesting fact to nota 40,
Alexander MoWhirter carries IN his
baggage 81 cer,iacato that ho ,,a,, g
member ~ The ,n,r, , ne Was u
tive CITY. Mavhole Arysbire snatia "a,
In addition no has nm address that ,,,o |,
presented 10 him nrior 10 Me da,ar,',sa
from scotland To- 49, rr,i. 10 S.pai eu'
tho citizens ~ maj nIaca T., thts
dr,ss is q ,asttn,on,, ,a IL ~ ms au'
nuhljc c,t,zo,, W NO "o''" as
snch 90 fha man ,ha rr,h, ,,
insinuate was tsiiiru fa, o'ne Mou 40
noliticai effao, Smsh or s.ons ioi
man aroord,,. 80 - w ,Spe ~
woiId enter ;,ts , to w. IN ..'a"e, WIZ
gamblars 70 ", nous ~, nc Win oala o,
Chios 30 po,,oa S ss e oNertnro" oi
y. uN.e onep's'
NEVER WE'RE MORMONS.
Equally silly was the statement made
IN the council chamber last night, IN