Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-15

Manila. sept i've are a, Manu-,
- our ssomachs are full' ana
1, arc uli. Ills our pockets alone
80 mp,y. Il has been sald tha'
'.', ,.,,,r,ys end In welcome to the
-' -, ana In the case Of the U ,,.,
80, recruits. this has been Vcr'h'u
10 ihi fullest. ...,., IN This
~ .,l oa o. the way place. was
'"' a, I'M one ssrlcs Of outrages com
''' Il t.f.re We broke camp In san
g..."s., aud letting w only upon
usl.ns with the main Da''eri'. a,
~. .,. We are sick and tired OF
49,, ana ariirg fault. but after our
,, p,p,fIsn,e We would not be ADJ.
,s, M. a. ", should ala We not
w. ess NOR, objection. We sang
','." ',.-.. and hymns. had divine
'o, - ,a sunsiys talked Of home
,,,,b.r ari lgcntd 20 the strains
s,t. snr spangled banner every
.,.. al fstral san from Americas
1,,t.s cato 60 Manila. hlaEcs bIne
I'm IL blood curilIng profanity q
,'sum,n. Go ,h. mullsh Ignorance ana
.-,,etss,b.e brutality u those ~
,h,trs tn. only break In this 5000
IN. chain " hllr-spllting cursee'
,ssA Honolulu whore unclo's soldl-
-. usf, tr.at,i al men who could fecl
ana love ana appreciate, by people
f,m uham they had no reason TO eN-
t.st 81 much. 10 was at Honolulu that
Ora bf.sf slime the patriotism and love
of principle IVA. inspired husbands aud
sus-hpifl 6, sign away their llhor-
il,f and place their very lives on the
altar Of their country until tho lnsolcni
On. had boon punished. rcklndlsd and
..te forth "a generous blaze until men
frr1t ihe IullgnIilrF hcaptd upon
sb n by Officers whose swords and
Stripes were as gold hinges on barn
doors.
Ui course. some " the commissioned
laI.fr Jn iao RIO de- Janolro were hap
ry exceptions 90 the rule, and they
hivs iho ful gratitude Of ~ all for
bling What was ln their power 10 make
100 extremely ilrcHome and mouoton-
CO., pasr1FH ns pleasant nH possible.
BOT unf1riuul tiy for the enlisted men
DE rank No such officers was lower
than that 0f Colonel Frost % South
Dakota, who vas directly responsible
flf more misery than was ever before
contained uu a United States trans
port
10 many ~ ua the subject Of Amorl-
ca fast fading iu the distance was u
uah enough experience. Tor Il was un.
reasonable iu expect that all would re-.
turn. 10 was iclt that Tor some OF ~
that was the last nlght We would ever
have " land above All others dear.
the birth place and cradle OF sweet
llhcriy and We watched ID sink below
the horizon with strange feeiinga and
an empty stomach in "a word NJ,
were sad But when Il was after.
wards discovered that we were doomed
no i've On h1lf mtanH. ana even lrsg
ana that nothing but the c0araoat. VII.
,At ana most poorly cooked food wn.
,n Zoo given ur. We felt that Nc ver,
nplhE OUTRAGED. And ~ the days rolled
,n ana the fare got worse. the heel
p,y'ne puirId and the p1tntooa rotten
NM OWNS 20 o. lack OF facilities foi
,snhinF ne bread was half dough, ans
n,n we lllly realized that AN IN,
ilelh water allowed ne had 10 be- DRAM
lNm Two, ana No times ono lin cnp
Ana MAT most ~ tho tlmc that wate,
W. l9i just from tho condenser. an
aWi9uHm hegan 10 cool on. And wher
w fourteen wash basins that yer,
lHn1hed o. thousand men 10 wash ia
ias'td away an but three and thor
W. tfmaihod, when We fully n,ynkenes
we utterly honrcloas proposltlon If
.aAlhE clofeir FOR fourteen nnaver IA,
or thousand mon. and n
.lhE closets ana kitchen within IN
,lshhllng distance Of each other
,'.slNlns more space for fifty ON.
l man Tor a thousand soldiers nn.
Ky Ky when Lieutenant Foster. a soutl
sA''a lunatlc asylum Keeper. tool
wv m our American right 10 Moi,
e-l ,hteniencd those who offered mn,
.mpliint with term In the runrd
a a,s.e Tor one. and there were others
f,, s'9 thore IN charge In hi ten thou
',rl ihlhoms drop.
ne picture cannot be oyerdrayn
"' volunteers In the hour Of thell