Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-04
FILIPINO BRASS BAND.
Discourse, Patriotic Airs 10 The Delight Of The
Utah Boys.

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While many % the troopers were In
the land Of dreams. and while others
were going there ns fast az they could.
o Fnlpano brass band lined up In front
" the salIy-front. and struck up
Yankee Doodle. Like the rats Of
IIomun. tumhllng out o. all kinds "
holes nud places 90 follow the piel
Piper. came the Rockies" ns the boys
call themselves. from hooks and cor
ners. and beds and books and hunks
shod and barc-footed dressed and IN
shirt tails. 10 see and hear and cheer
I'm tho air cracked and the freight
cncd moon rctfeated behind a passing
cloud The last notes Of Yankee Doc.
die had scarcely got ont Of tho way. be.
fore the aentrles standing In front.
gave way before popular ciarTnor. and
In compliance with pressing Invitation
nj some hundreds o. hlme-Hick Yam
KEGS. the native band entered the bar.
racks. and We had hot time" that
ght HAN Columbia, Marching
Through Georgia. After tho Bali.
America aud the Star spanFlod Banner
an followed in their order. each one
checrcd little longer and more cncr-
gcucaily than the last. God Save the
queen was also played and came In Tor
~ fun share ~ whole-al. led welcome.
An English crowd could not have re-
celved % with more open and. approci-
alive ears.
II be- wonderful how aHok these hair
HNWNNNWmN NfNN|FauVHNa
Here in very short time thoy have
learned almost 10 perfection tho ma
u1nnl ana popular airs OF the United
tintra. and their memories IN this con.
nectlon are little short % marvellous
lhcy came nrOund again last y ght
ahu treated ~ 10 piece after piece. of
all Kinds pf sweet music. aud that with.
our q scrap uf u written down. You
ought 90 have seen the stag dance We
hHd last night don't believe there
ever has been anything to equal ID in
the past soldiers % all sizcs and ages
nom the bcardlcHa youth. WIN "a low
mouths since Fraccd the ball rooms of
Nlllhrca and cities In f1r on Utah. 90
EfifEloy Old men who have areut their
ives on tho frontiers % the West
e.h.p..d each other by the bcltod waist.
ana danced ua though the glory and
welfare OF tho nation fopended u,,r
H. The hand played and the solder
recruits aud volunteers. those fellows
who slept In tho trenches 20 tho pipr
IhN' buomi N Spanish bullets and
hh'Ns. who tfulFcd about Ia tho mud
Knee deep and lived on hnrd-tacknnd
cuueo Tor weeks. arc vctofnua The,,
anu tho recruits. say, danced ami
yelled and checrod and sang and danced
AGAIN. Just IKE r1 many boys 10 at ,be
mise. ''''no' ue-
! snfd q s. wonderful how quick m.
hatitea here pick anything %. ana ~
n aippns. not only 90 music hui b every.
,.nlnH they can lay their sands IN
Naturally thoy are BRIGHT a. n.,rv ~ ~;
ne boys who gave them their Whit
luck suits 60 wash. can traitfy. Tor tbsy
nave NOT received them back. one
,huhufSman. an honeat one, and thrrs.
iuie an exception. collected tho iaundrv
! ilm some dozens u soldiers ths oibss
aal NJ these barracks. and among ths
many pieces there were some markel
~. belonging TO a SOLDER Nho.e - nI ~
bcpn! Ni.h that letter. and when he
Drought the laundry back. every s,ek
ana handkerchief and nhlrt. In fri
'Nefy piece, coat and pants t1n woe,
marked with n neatly and iab,flotisiv
WORKED with red thread Well. rvery
s,li.er IN wearing every other naAior's
ololRhg ana mowlnE hla nose wtth
.N..rY other soldiers handkerchief. and
= lew fellows whose nnrnns begin Mn
me letter II. claim everything hi sirht
We have a native boy here In the
once 10 help ua KIN time. We call n p
Jasper Ito must be a dozen years ola
ana we've bought him for saO "a
month We could have rot the whole
amy tor tass, bot We didn't thlnk
NJ hveiel them Jasper De- dream
li' aahhra tho dishes in Twu w1tara.
O.. them dryer ihan four M u4 c5uil
before We got him. ne hasn't broksn
a nm plate since ne entered ths rer.
Vice. Hes got the Whiteat tesfh. me
hAekr7t eyes, the hr1wuoat Hlfu nn1
The nir1ifhieHt and rnrlnsie1t nan.
I tine on the Island, and n can bring
% in home with me WI DO IL
d. TAPS has sounded and I muN 10 bed.
The American mail leaves 90 the morn.
Ink. ana there are few ih0urrpi III
unteers her. would Nke % leave with !
u Ana while ! think % o.. let me al I
iho "NeNH' what Souitlr Cannor's |
Vows are regarding tho retention ~
lhrac Islands, Many OF the volunteers .
VINO deere above an thlnFs 10 return .
nlmr, nave the idea th.i Mr. Cannon .
r liYlnH 60 have Them KEEP, here ~ AZ /
t"Nff "NNl AN"N NnUk lINH 90 i
q nit Al sorts % runlrs are an1at. /
lnd uslny are NJ the belief hat nc dir' /
unfulshtd senator g. FIinr out u me /
way % work them mn Injury, nntwfth. !
.lan3nH The IDEA ts absurd. sam Mr.
lannon's poisson regarding tho unh /
innfa 100 THIS part VI the world, made /
PAIN .n Che News" would be- gladly |
.ecg.v,i, and would aliay much hard |
uUspltai fsr,rta gb,vs th,, t,,f.t..,
pr cent ~ tho American soldiers I'm /
Manila are sick mostly with fevsrl ana /
luWt complaints. Srllipox iH also re-
ported. stll every hing considered
Nrra 70 pretty healthy lot " husklaa.
ana many " ~ % not care how lmn
So stay here, n "uucie" Will only give
give ul our liberties, fifteen llUarf
ana fifteen cents "a month = H hr tom.
ut lon, u' the same tlWe some ~ the .
more dnunE and VruiuFeHme % a.
~ luld gladly rive up our positions and ]
the cur chaucuh Last u.Fht. Hua I'D ]
NE recruits On battery A. Wei knyNn /
SAT- Lnker whose name through CON.
llderatun for h'H friends I rs thhld |
went 90 sleep nn Die pos. Will. doing
guard duty, This ~ course. r. n rar.
Gus orensc, ana DO hIs case made moro
'1 from The fact hr WnH. al least. mar.
aally uudor ihe influence of druk
NOD RESsuM.
Lieut. plshleU. who was IN charge
al Hort InHHHIHn NUFHr.a