Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

s..,a,,an the company went after the
s-teh ~ sba Wind. Stpadmau's CONS
uva i,at one man Killed ana f1uf
ii,.t',,,,ied after the company had reach
W tbe tor u the hill.
r-be sixteenth iomained ~ tne 1ioek.
t,uee until o o'cloNk' und mon Neetel
1871 ,nd went into entrencnments ut
a..."',her n8int Overt l,kinE Saruagp. The
alil....,,,,,.,,i changed positions again before
!, ''.'-,,tatrlcs was arranged. being ut
ne 1--WE within half "a mile III Saul-
W., ami constantly undtr hfe.
mn TERRIBLE WORK.
t.v " men were killed md
ptof Nv ono shrapncl she'll The
W., .ysre IN duty b hind she r1Ws of
,.'',,i,.nehmeuts, which Wcl hlei hF
thnIr comrades, when tne sh ~. rs
thcin. The regiment "' .i.l 'i lh.
t,',,,'hca until the loih, hlNihE h'.n
,.,icr nre ne ist, "a and sri.
sfvTFENTH piD MOLLY.
I'm. ef,,ssrth ala nob.y." said Cap
10 S,tie. after he hnd related sHm. pt
~, s.t.na m the nrht "Ofn H 1uI
w., ~, entitled 90 The h.Hle., prluH
~. manner ln wN.Uu fu.N cone
49, tb,tnseiven, both lu Che floe Ui
thc ,,rrnv and In camp The capt 70
"a au Inc enlisted m.n .Iliu'
ibea,seivcs ~ a most rf4is worthy
manner. and u wnud n' guy. ul .'
,i@t ,fit my one ur more Nh1 E1Nn
moro honest ~ cnuraE'"uh H'tNi'' tNA"
hia or their fellows.
Tv,- 6,yr Irgcru anxious f1r o. nghl
frfrn the start and when ihcy g1i my
lrI f,5k the lcad ln what WIH r'hN
tba oriy big bat,lc VI tht c1mp1.sn..
s1 frraa tho vguhrf wore inca
tbey showed they had the r.Ehi KIND
'i m.,ti. . Y. N,iJs made an. dlt4uf
q, naF ibe American battery into .-
INC. = hundred or mura 90 the mon
bUubad ahead aud arrived "a. Che 300
~ fha tul In advance ui him. Th.f
vrnt after the SpluIiris IIsn us. f.
10 aaid h. wirhrd lfi0rylri Do had
I.,n prc1cni Gu have D iusi 80" iN'
.1vr1ce guard behaved hut Do. li'.
iiy.T he wRa the senior ruf.r OF che
s-tirs line. including thD Sixth aud
Thirteenth. and therefore Do was hlH
duty tu scc 20 % chat ih. battery wl7
sI'Uncsd 10 the rnd that u0 hahn should
come 10 the ahyar.IuE HlliI. from thl
American battery.
JENSEN \ cooL ONE
Sergeant Jensen OF company = was
among the first To- teach ihH tuu nf 90.
MIN. 10 Hat down U0ullN and WntCkUu
away with the greatest dullpHfftlnn ~
mo STANDARDS. lie BE- a dfilnFulshcd
mari,sman. aud t BE- ai.ogUthe likcly
,,vrrv one Of thr dorm ur more shots Do
nrfd while h. alt Un TN lliuc Knoll
brought down % don. nihHu showed hl
their conduct that They had thn rlEhI
Kind ~ stun in them, ana altos, thci
Captain NpblO said hr Was mnr. ihh
proud OF the mNl % WuH hIr privilege %
Lead through tnls tHuEin rt grass ant
up the ahlt.sWDpt San Juan bin.
TO WHOM CREDIT ~ DUE.
capt Noblo claims f1r she slxtsenii
she credit uf capturing ihc ran Julf
block hnuHH. IrDfufH No lhH Import ltU.
OF Inc engagement NH thU san Juan hIIN
commanded Uha hoy 90 the sauulg.
land sltultiuul. tho commanders Hi iu'
sixth and Thirteenth rDH.meui hn.
claimed she credit. uut 90 did not n.
long tn them. The Sixth nnl u rltt l
The thirteenth had Joined ih' s'Nir. lii
after ths latiDr hld started ~ DO hiI
although they had prrV.uuf 90 iuit ~
changed rhniH with Ihn tuinilrlH lf1n
the rank growth of grass,
4 think every officer should finni vi
io ghe lhri Cor DIE regiment, ana ihDrn
flrf / 90 NOT blame thU others Tor max
Ing these claims fal1 thr captain. "hu
I believe the Sixteenth can show ih1t
took the block house. ana aln1 De-
licvr the regiment tn which I have 90
honor 90 belong VIII Do given "a
credit"
ON the night " the gud the Spanlari
made an attempt ,1 break through IN
lines ~ Cuifen.hm. nis In order 10 rcac
tho luscflur. but they were beaten bac
with terrible slaughter The American
iu view of their position and m" fne
mat they had lots u ammunition coul