Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-07
CAMP KENT WENT WILD
News Of Dewey's Great Victory Received
with Shouts Of Joy and Rejoicing
GLAD TO KNOW IT WAS OVERWHELMING
Recruits aro Now More Anxious Than
Ever to Go to the Front and win
Other Victories.

Camp Kent puts on more and more
of n military air as the hours ana Gays
10 by. Examinations as to physical
and other qualifications have been car
ried on in a most rigid manner ana the
men who have been accepted are as
sound and strong as any soldiers VINO
will go into the field in Uncle sam
service.
When the boys at Camp Kent heard
the glorious news of the safety OF Com
modore Dewey. ships and crew-ahu
the further welcome intelligence tha'
he had completely destroyed the span
ish Aslatic squadron and now held the
key to the Philippine situation they
went fairly wild with patriotic en'husi-
asm and excitement. Shouts oil Joy
and rejoicing filed the air and the as
cipline upon which they are Just enter
ing was momentarily forgotten: -
There is no small degree of DOUBT IN
the minds of the men now as 10 thc
likelihood of their being sent OUT "
the state. 1t is believed that WIN
i'm the next few days another srea'
naval victory will come to the Aiie,io
can fleets, this time In Atlantic
,,'ntars most likely at or near Porto
tico should this prove to be true 1t
is thought Spain will quickly sue ior
peace, in which event the volunteers
would most likely be mustered out oil
service without having the privilege
OF going to the front.
MILITARY CONCERT.
Held's military band will give stir
ring and patriotic concert AT 1carhl
ut O'Clock tomorrow afternoon i,
is certain the camp Will be throngeo
with visitors throughout the day.
THESE ARE o. X.
Those VINO Were auuep hed haan CON
evening eA"''i'i'''o"' nav
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Julius Sorensen. Peter Jensen. frah'
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lin, Harry Lotus. w. H. Anderson
Peter Oleson, Louis -. chris
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Robert stewart. Nieis Nelson. JOSEF
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Lawson. T. n. Newman, w. T.Aldracl
George r. Doty. M. c, phillips, r.
Pratt, d. NJ. Anderson. j. W. Walter
j. w. Morgan, George Lacey, n. |
Marpetts, L, A. Curtis, V. l.. Chambel
lain, @. u. wardlaw, Reinharlt Olse
stephen Biarnson, A. l.. Williams.
II. Ralph. B. II. Gibbon, w. j. Collin
Eugene ChatlIn, James McCabe, Pet,
Herber-tz. w. C. Webb. X. w. Youn
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sen Jr.. Peter Anderson. August,
Branscom. p. -. FLORENCE, d. Bird,
man, II. l.. souther. G. A. seaman,
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