Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-18
cot A BULLET IN THE LEG.
ARTERY WILL OIL GIVEN 4 GU'DOs.


tufrfunf Mf'lN NNi Nl tN' i.iA'if.
81 nnant Wells were mado s'li thl
morning by The receipt of a letter Civ
ING definite news nf the condition M th'
young lieutenant. who has been known
90 be- wounded. but from whom bod
ionnlio information has hecn received
IN vain has tha Governor irirwrh'.
Tor tldinrt from hiH wounded brother
but no news could Do obtained CON.
souusnuy the family and uumeroui
friends have been distressed with Hr'
prohcnslon iGrt permanent horn hld
come a. the young soldier Tho l'ii"f
received This morning hy DIE excellence
brought rIld tdInEr hri mod ihn
great burden which ms vcIgh.d thr
minds Of loving ones hero ut home. tn.
message was written by Mrr Lasa.tgr
and was dated Tampa. Florida. july
igih. ~ says shat nfllnt was WOUNDED
In the FIRST days nrhi and that De- was
placed In the hospital ~ the nrt diviH-
Ton. along with Lieut. tassl'"r who
was also wounded both tho officers ly-
Ing in the hospital together
Lieut.. Wells was struck by n bullet
iuat below the caif of the lor and ns
no bones were broken or fractured tho
young omccr la on the high road Co
recovery and b. speedily gaining
strength The news is certainly VOL
tOmo 10 tn family ana alec Co the
friends who may read the column of
the News" today.
rwENTy-rouRTn OFFICERS.
\ letter received by Lieut. nlrhloli
from Georgia lndlcntcH that the brave
officers OF the twenty fourth who were
wounded IN that terrible nEht before
Santiago are all improving uh Wrll nH
could DO expected under the Clryum
stances SOME ~ the ufllCUu received
furht wounds. while others rut some ~
moro uri luus character, Lieut. Col.
iAncum Jared wurre thin any, be-
having had biz shoulder blade aud
shoulder shattered The gallant ufns
Ger iH very hadly hurt but b. expect "a
a. recover with ufuurr care and ntign'
ton Az she mon. says the letter Dc.
havcd nohly ami fought like Hons
WILL GIT a GuipoN.
This evening the trumplier ~ hit-
tory g will blow "afHf mhlN' and ihH
boys OF the battery will receive from
the Clcofan flk rullln. Tails Hlci-
Uty has given re- similar pr f7ui i' .lHi
volunteer company which boo l.u ihIa
STATE fur The rUut and each hlF ir.aH-
ufcd The so it one 20 go lI.lfN no pose
sessions That hltilry g will o. an Ux-
UUptl1n 60 this rulr lH nni lHr WH-
mont anticipated, Tho nBF Will Doc l..
lNprcd hN q committee ~ luNI tI
capt IenninTs. and thH presentation
win o. accompanied hy hn appropriate
address. 90 which lhH gallant officer
d. b..
RID CROSS BARBECUE
The bIr barbecue 60 bs given boy tha
1led Cross ladl go CallrrH park d.
going o. d. great success NJ present
indications count Tor auNihiur at ull
Hundreds 90 urkUu have boon sHli
and this morning Mra Kenyon HIruI.
ucd h.r intention ~ visiting enc D.fy
ana county hulldIuE Goo HHIl UHkHfH.
and COINS from basement 90 ipNlr at
which latter point thr Goddess 10
Liberty viii be- tackled go mako d
hard lH they always dl, anu tHlJ i'-
F,thAr with Tho ohlHH, uf 90 HHele,Y
guarantee a rpltulII rure.HH.
when battery q En.H away thF ladies
do not anticipate any NOR. special
calls Tor Nme. but they viii MOT o.
IDLE. Tor % ~ thrr Intention % pur.
chase material and nu ln thH limo
making sheets aud pillow slips far hnl.
pinl service. Tho 80 htuilrps Whlah
tho ladies cent 10 tho battery boys nn
saturday, with Sergeant Allen and 10
dHttll NJ ak men, Give each Hf Ih. hlvI
thrtrt then There were 100 rlmfI..
bags one each ana "a blankets U..
en-, ihg inner man has been WrII
lnnhrl tlirr ana thn soldier hHNH coo.
blessing Tho Kind hands and hlrir
thii have done boo much fur them
GOVERNOR Will PROTEST.
Governor Wells B. ruInr 90 rrnta.,
nraiust the order rulrratlnr tho t.f8r
cavalry troops tu domestic puIIuH dut,.
The boys pur wild and Dole uru.iIUury b.
With them ln their uIrHttIrffgtIuu.
1904 any such action uH the urlH.Hf
order been f1rHkuUWu uHt ono uf tn.
boys would have enlisted They won't
in 60 nght ami lh.E want th. uruur.
tunliy tu ~ just what tH.y urr.I lrT
expected To do. 'luf.ra hur. Ure down
uu the order which viii puuIHI ur. Hf
thr finest cavalry tuuus un .lrfb d. ....
Into SOME hum-irum polio. uut,
h'tr To- what CD. Governor HHkH'
cant Cuiuu viii uHturu Co., Sam Frau
tlttn un IurHiuF' said Gov MrH.
Immediately uu hH Arrival I. vIu
confer with Gen Merriam. who ls in
command. and nHl uut whether ur mot
tn diHput.h,H BOO rrnni tu thr trans
Irt Afu ac'urui.. DO thr report lH true.
! VIII az once h,r Hiuus protest with
w proper officials 900 MaHhlugtuu.
'fhuHs boys enlisted with th. lIa.
unti uHd iHtutIur that thuy were tu
rta'7i ihg'r country m tho war with
Spain, They ihNuHht thry would have
chance iu NFht thp Spinufds. and
th.y would uut have enlisted if they
had Thought otherwise.
This detached police duty would