Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-18
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49,. e.,.,l Young T,siifes Regarding la
Quisima.
WAS no FAULT OF THE ROUGH RIDERS
.,,b an. war Not So serious rs
,.a,sn. Campaigns lie Had Ease"
Through.

point. whore ne NH' '''''
se5u. A., .,,ec,.a that ty-
s.se, would break out In the hos
~, ,ui that he never had expected
~, tbe troops would remain
,B,ush q, cause an epidemic OF
III. 5i..,rc. AZ lt was. he did not be-
H ,berc mad been a case originating
In camp wikon.
~. declared there had been sum
..., Of medicines and medical sup
-. al aid umcs-a wasteful abunu-
4, t,ct. From first TO last during
=. history u the camp. nf,y-four car
~. ,,.f, received. Notwithstanding
, there was complaint " the
Wt, lf medical supplies and mcdl-
5p. largely CO. the fact that the
,i-,. .fter required proprietary med
,ehIrh we're not Kept on manu-
mutations were required Ia set
t-r medicines. &c.,. -. ,,.t,.
81, a. Mod. "A regular army surgeon,
Win Nlnt1uk In August. complain
Ky b1t thrre was o. present want OF
r'.i urnUea. and that the camp
~ boz "a dcuIlflhlc conditlnn'
WOOD WAS \ KICKER.
p- rorsoI I'd rnid that Dr. Wood was
r'...fut.l because he did not get "a
.I-auct Immediately after ar
.I.4 fr.u cuba, which he had asked
mountaineering HE services were
-.,i.i auu be- was IN good physical
.s.Iu..r. Gen. wheeler hal refused
I. grant Die request PROM hht
'r." aid Dr Forwoud, ms was c"h-
tsnuy Mtkug and hucking. lie was
f..funil,i and diHluyaL ana touhu
.ut with everything. For Instance
.,id ihs woli wntcr was polluted,
5searns De- would not take a drink OF
l.ultrh was read from General
wheeler. saying that Dr. Wood had
HH.f tH #HtuHv Wrtl,turH only because
had not cont Tor thrm.
De- F5rvuld declared that the COM
,.IrIa concerning the purity ~ the
.siar at M0ntnuk had originated with
- who had nltcrs and diHtilllng APP
t.rti1s ff sale. The water was pure
ifi beautiful he said the transporta-
M facilities Of the camp were p0or,
tri that often the vehicles received
vsn nIt complete In their equipment.
III witness said be- had nnnullcd the
NN|.N." NN NHN NN NAANfN ANNANN NNAN NhA =
rafs brrHuHr ~ incnmprtoncy. but
I'D BE- knew II no ease OF neglect on
b. part NJ physicians OF character
Do cmpumlHe the welfare " the pa
PRESS CRITICISMS.
n. F1rwuod said many physicians
80 come y The camp nt the Instance
q Co., geNgpapCrH. generally for a
1dmffnfat.ln OF $50. Among these was
De- Lff who wnr u Personal friend nj
De- and BE- had told the doctor 20 look
DO amp over and critlcis- whenever
B. found occasion for criticism. The
lrtf bod written his article. making
rlHu q q very fiattcrlng. but he was
fa1 Hl.h dlsEuHtcd after the appear
aats o DE- matter To find that an IN,
rri n'tary portions Of It had bccn
url-rii
n Einns predictions as 20 The
Gang hlI f0t been realized. Or, Stlmp'
rT ill ffsken " the conduct ~ the
tifh.s Mss Helen Gould had sup
fi a fumnur OF chefs. and most II
Dee utrr from thr kitchens ~ tht
tilhes people of New York city
l' mi talked W,th one ~ them, VIII,
hi Zen with ". H.. Vanderbilt Nl
nt ihin three years
A. a rfiiifr ~ fact. the hospitals
N'N"N |N aANMNN|A AMY "NAANNNNN''A
ih army HtlunH were supplemented
% everything that could ht found 10
=. hd,ruf the Waldorf Astoria. in
..anE roast turkey, pheaaanta
N1ht lambs. sheep, PIGS, game Of At
NiH pate d. fHe rriH, mineral wa
70 ha nueHi champlEnss and liquors
az 1fg time be- had noticed eight bar
Pc m brandy ana q large number ~
otftf wine. There was ~ much Ap
"HHH.H HhHH d he a. aN
~ Nhrn u Nurse came for a both
% HNu.l ofcr her a ease. lie miil
IN fetfplucr men AZ the camp wcr
NmUnI but they appeared 30 b
Nlrr 0rdNrH 90 cr.tlclae the camp. n
~" of iWu instances when the re-
Pfler had received orders % "roas
eryu'ng." lie had told them mt &
,.a'' Where they found criticism Justi
u eancllson. pr. Forwood said tina
.Anl patients who had been remove
y h'.r friends had often dled. an
10y d. many Instances their death
.e ine % the kindness nf frnl
'a' hii akcu them IN charge.
GEN YOUNG TEsTIFfBs.
Nai' Gen. &. NJ. u. Young was befor
VT NmH HIun AZ tta afternoon Sos
fghrng ln detau his experclcnc
liiFl ana WcABty and aftcrwar
ANhi4uk. he said he had landed d
nAgliu an ihe In NJ June. ana thi
IN, marlng ~ the ari his ontli
sAl. hli been put ashore. lie IN
lrl ecu Wheeler Immediately, an
'F'l orders 90 move on four ,
y. MUGS ana secure "a good camp. II
ll,ify had pushed on to Sib0nc,
~ asked Wheeler where the goo
t4.F gnuud was, amd he had n
II W., tnr spanlards occupied a..
,h'n' shii Gen, Young. "aaks
49,. 3d. - out ana see q
shiei" '"' "n''''' I"
"a accordance with thls urrangemei
novel Out az 0 O'Clock next NOR
n uFht the battle NJ la Quaalm
rti the volunteers. the nnul
~. ul ono rad and the regiln
n.- N another. lie declared N
M was ro surprise In this hg
"A M ',nnhaeade, as had been reunr
Hn hhi rec1unpitered the gpanll
f.tp ,Nfhn half on hour before Il
NJ nal begun, and he had attack
IN 'l"0'afds, and mn the spansar
ROUGH RIDERS.
nlAAng NJ the rough riders. ne "a
III Joy nreh no greater percenta
n. 'irs among chem than amO
Ia eulals aud that they We're n
p,...d in war "'' " DC
b I'm report that they were allowed
1hnuscaded was due" he IN ~,
H.. ne lsmnraUzed rep6rt IA
p.. .tillEad adiuiant OF me re-,
thgfs,1.99' ,. had lefl the service SO
eemy,. 'oung said he had occupied I
AVE., lamp on that dlte-"and 1t "
o. fsBiy camp he added. naive
h. Did secured from M Su Gnpt
Az. nsht, he replied "none whatsy