Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

works about The church. The brown
lines seemed very near now. hut ln.
iusurg.nis' nip hHI never Hlackon.d.
and h seamal Us If they never Cou.u
Ilyg and reach lt lot those VINO nave
aua,rI thtIr mrUa f1 the stroke ~
racing oars. ur faIt thIt elch heIn
throh must give 900 Impulse 10
lur horses hnafl think Nhlt W.
sIrht must hive boon oven 90 tne
gfr.nroat. hearted. whom every crawl
inc Second meant mo or unHih in mon
nud hrothafr. suddenly across 90.
distance. lta volume almost ni'M WY.
4t other Hluuda. rIwH Triumph lht
yUU ~ was mot WNIla''i, SLOWLY N.
i.ter.I uhUUralHrIN ch''l o.. "
There wus iHu much menace lh lN W
wa. rrr that meant Che hull MiN
sb,t ia. ehafrs rHa ln. and the brown
nHs would uutHr stop. And % dil noi.
An nalut later tIH M1wou fh'i'r'l,
tL.n atuuraI and tho brown lIuU went
over tho hun and into The trees
IL was not long walk CO. Mthnt':
and now that tho Mlla'r music ulu
ceased d dId NOT Heow difficult. lhrfe
varo Utiip groups of mon here ana
tbgrs about thr holds. and under o. tree
hy the track side brown INSURE INg
very HtfHIrbt aud Htill A private or
the TWeut, second Ilmped down thc
track. be- was trying 90 open can
Of cofnri beef with his blyonct Are
YOU hif7" Yes. u Remington struck
me in the side. and followed 40
ways. then went out Taiut hId. ! ~
De- nli right IN o. few day. y wouldn't
think ynu could hH hungry "WcIl,
I amt Not yrrys but th0r'H been H1
many times couldn't eat when ] want
ed 90 that always Unt NV when can.
nld you know General EHhofi- hos
our cullnot-wns hitg' 40 ~ 10 HDri-
ouH7" "Nu. hon Doe all Hght again hg-
fore long. he's covered Win wounds
anyway. There. they Gre bringing him
down now ln that litter More wound
ol men came uy some uu sirpirhrrH,
some leaning 1u their comrades. others
trudrod 0u mlnfulIy alone. IL seemed
strange The strongest ur more slightly
wounded mon had n discouraged look.
Those more seriously hurt or unable
60 move seemed peaceful The Funeftl
was talking tl fhH surgeon. who was
walking by tho litter His voice seemed
strong. and 10 was with heartfelt graft
ltudo that u was uu worse that hiH
litter was watched pass down the track
toward tho cars,
At Mal.ntu the reserve troops on the
right of tho Third brigade were rrgt-
Ing. Beyond the fringe uf trees SUR
ruun was ut wnrkaud lu Che open nylls
the First and Second bfradra were
forming 90 Hank the Insurgents out NJ
their trenches beyond tho railroad
bridge. on our lHft there was "a ROYAL
'cnt hunt going on toward Polo Tho
Second uforYn. with o. Dot NJ The Third
artillery was advancing rapidly. firing
and cheering Headquarters of tho
advance was ut tho carriage road
bridge over the railroad track Gen-
erals Macarthur and Wheaton were
both there. a section ~ the Astnr hHt-
terry, manned by tho sixth artillery.
rolled up ma went into position. Troaps
u. | and x N the Fourth cavalry tr0t-
ted up from tho right and things were
IN order Tor another advance. behind
the walls VI thr Churchyurd were thou.
sands oi empty MuuHnr shells. showing
how hard the insurgents had worked
10 hold the place. lu the village were
g number u lightly-clad prisoners who
had fingered too long m one hun.
dfed Of our men had held this place"
said major 90 tho Twcntv-ssropd
our whole army couldn't have nun tbsin
out It's q regular stone fort eiosoI
90 all sides, ana the walls arc too thirk
Tor our fold gums. There wna moi n
wounded lnsurgont IN the place. There
uI' n lDt out Noninr' said be. tuh1
wore hit on leaving 49,"
Ihg IWnniy.sorUni and Third raru-
lars formed thH reserve 0f fFs F.r't
and Second brIEBdes. rasr.rfIy~iy
These two hr.gudes nankal thr lr.ug'
hI out "i thr trenches 40 tho Nova.
llehes river before dark ana thgn Wont
into hlyuuug. "'"'
There was 20 walk NJ olrht mlles
al9uE a." railroad track back 90 tb,
custom house on thH plsir. MAI
pleasant prospect after such d1v
hut 10 was done. AZ tho TWahln brIlrs
inquiry was made Tor the surgeon ip
charge or the station as 90 don. EW,
brrtH condition.
He u dead said DE sadly. "rhsrs
W'H 1hsnlui.'y poo hope f0r him. tbe
wound was known tn boz mortal fr.p,
lh' irHl' 10 brought tho HORRORS az
WI nome 20 us with shock. Tor ths
of,Fon.7 officers had mot the rBlltnt
soldier iu cuba, had renewed th. pii,4'
nnl a,qualntance ln Honolulu. ana
,MHn'h M" lWeniy-7ocond had lcft There
the day after The receipt OF ibe n'y,s
or me Insurgents assault on Mani,
lhelr transport had steamed round tbs
oregon, while thr chueruI nor ,g "n
Oh and FtUuuHh frI.f4 q, I'd ~