Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-19
IN THU WEST.
Record Of Occurrences in N.lsibrirg
States and Territories.
,nt.ss TWO AMERICANS FROM BONDAGE
...b,p Race to Puget sound-Japan
Approve. of Esp"".'o"-Ne" Workers
landed Killed at Rock springs.

t,saph Facenilll. u saloon. Keeper 81
80 snriuvii Mvo.. was shot nud M.
'i.niiy Killed sunday morning hi Gen.
psttfeto q slaN cval MINER Ih'ie was
t.smnn In the case.
,,..,,.su the new mining camp near
. ,.,,,, NV col. IL booming. 20 much
'p't, f,ef na to make necessary n re-
s.,rtev III the ground held by tile owner
III the property upon which tho town
II built
The American ships columbia and w;
a NarV. both IN ballast, have started
fa.a 10 Puget Sound The nrai H.
t.uud fur Tacoma and the second for
y"mSi,no. both sailed out u the Golden
Into abreast and began fair contest
t'' settio their relative speed. which has
t,g besu q matter NJ dispute between
ihgir akppcts. Captains Nelson aud
ufuth.
rhe Fan Francisco Call saws The
tsaif.d states training ship Adams H.
~ il,iy 10 10 10 samoa or any port
~ AMY from home Sne may no ~
NnadniUrn boy fof run practice, but
lie iuthcriiies may not even ALLOW h.r
t,ts opened up and other defects have
shnw themselves. - the vessel II not
now considered refc f9r a long v9yas?
,rIiuied 10 the constant drilling Of 50
naval apprentices On the spar deck
The Third battalion of the First New
YafE regiment which arrived ut San
FRANCISCAN sunday nlght on the transport
sinndla viii Lr landed today IN time 10
vitnesa the departure Tot home ~ their
lIuirudea now there. The new arrivals
Mn b. unrnmpod NJ the Preside and IN
They are In command Of Mai ! X.
geeus There were ninety conyulcHcrnt
soldiers from Manila On The fCanlln. iu
ehtfrc uf MAJ woodruff. The Ncfasl
NOT. thrre OF them prisoners who will
safyr their rcntcnccH ut Marc Island,
inc other four being men Whose terms
VI service had expired.
The United States transport steamer
standin has arrived NJ Fan Finnciscu
ihIfty-thfcs days from Manila nnc eight
fnta from Honolulu She remained Soy.
sini days az a. latter port, and the
S Ss. fo sRS %YF H. .,e ng Rec
ia and Gaelic, which arm II during tho
rasi week. The scandal brings the re-
maiglng eompnnior 90 the First New
nlu Al are reported IN good condi.
ZION. nve who were IN being now con.
yllesrrnt Among lhc passengers from
arer5 and ". j. COIN !. Il, Hermann.
49, W. Curfsn ~ thu Pennsylvania vol.
untrerf ana several members OF the First
california regiment.
charles Ncison and n. X. Spring have
inii,i states u colombia where. for
tvs Year,. they were held under sur.
VIGILANCE without isinE Efantcd tfinl
I'M u Uhnrge nt having Killed Iaron Hub.
hard IN August V,isfa. They are both
from cotton and went 70 South Ametl.
tl and entered IN" employ Of Hubbard,
whura dead body WIS found on the date
mentioned with u rifle hy It's side ~
yos thnurhl that no had accldcniiy
Killed himself hut Nelson and Spring
were arrested on suspicion and impfis.
unsi for twenty-five days when they
verc released nm hali. They could not
leave the country, hut on Nov, ith, their
az once started for home, Thcr. WIS no
evidence 10 connect them with the death
Of Hubbard,
Commander 7. Nor. who T. on hla way
20 San Francisco TO take charge ~ the
nov Jnpnn.nc cruiser chiturc says tho
policy ~ exhaustion which has been
adopted by the United States receives
ihr most cordial moral support Of the
iHpnncs" frum sentimental and com.
ufrglai reasons Commander Morl
plarcH Admiral Dewey IN the same class
with Admirair 40" aud Nel.on. nc
4 not only n great naval officer" said
no. "but Il general nnd n rtntofman %
Ne IT'D not know Admiral Dewey per.
rnnlly hut he saw the result OF his
work, having arrived nt Manila In COM
mnnd NJ the cruiser Nnniwn, to look
ndt for the japanese Interests there,
Commander Mou thinks considerable
Hhlps will u. let TO American firms, one
" the principal reasons Of this. aside
from the superior workmanship will be
because the United States N ncni'r in
Che home country, ~ that hr vessels
can be taken across the Pacific witn-
out the long yoynR. through the Su"s
canal or around the Cape Of Good Hope