Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-02
PATRIOTISM IN UTAH.
STATES ENlIsTMENTs ARE NOW OVER 500
The Volunteer Forces WIN Go into Camp
at Fort Douglas on Wcdncsday-To-
days uits-Driiiing On.


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american loyalty ana pa'tiouu gu
thusiasm were unbounded In salt Lake
today. Joy Mt the splendid naval
,tc,nr,, ., c.,,otr t,a,,cv and men
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over the spanish Meet AZ the FhinP-
pine islands shcne from every counte-
nance and was praised and heralded
h,, a,.,,,. ,,,,,,a A., a., aa,, advanced
~ vss,S onsue. AS .lie , nay 90 hot-
-, - iai.ei p ai 'ieui" i. ~ " ga on
ne Iesah 70 come IN we Joy s a"o ararr
Sou,hor,, -, Wy ~, Observation-Disclosures Of
ors,ta,,r, VIZ rne ,,ra,,a,,ncad ihnn
$500, unvtS n,IIatin,, fTtah
an i,s tne eiI,steu anu vn,,sshe ,'r,,,.
,,,re'i,an,,, y, ~ be,,evcd
cnns,6nro1i,. nyoasS 40 r,en Al Inc
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| 80. 800. '.,,I,, rhs,,, ,eSre al
,,,do6 o,,,r,,., ~, ai,,a,a,,, branches Of
Nh. as riaosss,o,o Senator senin-
min Harbour. contractor; George Cut
| Ter Sharp. druggist. Robert l.. HouS-
ert drummer; Walter S.Clawson. sales,
man Phillip w. Tuckett' paroer anu
COON. ,,.a,,,, o,oo-
,rSoin,i Ro,,or 1sartnrs dr,igrlst.
Arthnr L. prede' decorator: Raw II.
pratt dri,r,,ner. Josenb r. smith,
drupptst. lanes Warren farmer
| NrtiIie,,, Nevorlr & Dawson team
ster. peter o. olsen. musician; oscar
! pcrylupd piner. Theodore C,bristen-
son. iaborer. Fred g. Burto. cook.
James Madden, musician, Who served
as trilmpeter Tor nVe years IN Troop
r. FIRST cavalry U. ;. a., ana VINO
] was az the wounded Knee fgnt IN
DAKOTA IN is9li Nllber i. Rowland,
| inporer' Edgar w. stout, iarmeri Freq
| W. summons salesman; Ihos' H.
sleater' tailor Adnebyth L. Williams
IL i i,' nn,y ,,oua,, thu. tho nah
Volunteers will 90 into camp at Fort
Douglas on Wednesday. Tents win
| be pitched and soldier life commenced
| on the lower parade grounds OF the
| reservation. In the meantime drill
| ing of cavalry and artillery recruit,
! continues afternoon and evening at the
arnory under the direction Of Major
! C;Inhs N q n
Governor Wells last evening tele-
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sf"pheu '"e io''o"'is " 'ne wal
partment;
SAT- Lake May j, 1898.
! To the Adjutant General, United States
Army:
| f,onfnrntny IN the instruo,iops ~ the
| secratarv ~ ,vor datod Ann o5tb 7
| resnectfi,IIv inform vnu tbat TTtah's
a,,dta az ,.oi,,,taars y,,i, H. a, ~,
] aesID do tn ha rtnttg o..
ered mt tbs ser,,,ce ~ tho tinted
| s,otaa
II NJ Wells cova,nor
Should 1t transpire that the mounted
| rifles are wanted in addition to the
regular quota of cavalry and artillery,
| which is not now likely, the number
Will be readily and easily furnished.
| Anent the exact number required the
following letter from Secretary Alger
to Governor Wells is OF interest:
| Governor of Utah.
s,r.Ir,a,. ~ o. 80 ,,o,-,.oa, o.
,.,a s .he ac. 81 Songless "
~ ~ III, ~ .nhp,U.hs M rs
~ tng gt ,'ey es s W mel, oi tns
other nnrnosss III an o, wa nr,, u 90 ,sos
LII III ~, 1af noh 100
tInn of ~, pres,gen, bavs ne hnno.
10 request You 10 provide from your
state the quota of volunteers as fol-
and one T troon s cavairv spsc,ei nnnn,es
service tn serve i'm The arms of servic,.
desIrnated for The nar,od ~ t,yo yaars
| Attached win he fornd /, .tatoma,t
showing the Organization for artillery.
cavalry and Infantry please cnuss
the adiutant general of the army 10 la
Informed Of the time your quota will
he az tic r.nde,vnus &c a. yiiI ba
met as soon as nract,cahIe ,bersas,e,
by an officer TO muster n into the SER
vice and pay of the limited states.
The mastering officer will he instructed
to receive no man under the rank az
commissioned officer who is in his years
over AZ or under il or who Ia moi in
physical strength and vigor. AS soon
as mustered INTO the United States
service u mas me intention that troops
rom your state shal ne assembled'
Win orders, Tor instruction ana ser
VIC uhuer tnle uiIee'iOi Oh the major
scII '. al eo''''I'iiulns uhe srHhy, az