The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-19

I AItiSli VI ~ INtCO LIE troops
of cavalry were the only mounted troops
to cross the seas and invade Spanish ter
ritory in that campaign.
we saw some lighting" said Captain
! Moore. and the skirmish began just after
/ we disembarked. We met the Spaniards
behind strong breastworkS and they could
have easily, whipped US If they had
possessed the slightest courage or am
bition. We drove them back for fifteen
miles and were stopped by an orderly
who overlook us and announced that the
protocol mad been signed and peace de-
| clared.
These three crooked fingers on my
| left hand were broken by the ramrod of
a Spanish gunner who struck 1t a hard
/ blow just as We clambered over the
| breastworks which We easily captured.
Our regiment lost thirty men from ty-
phoid contracted at Chickamauga while In
camp there. Take it under all circum-
stances there are no fighters in the world
like the Americans. Every private soldier
is whole troop in himself when the fir
/ ing begins, and firing from his shoulder
goes straight at the enemy without a
thought OF retreat. 1t is not only the in
dominatable courage of the American, but
his superior intelligence and self-reliance
that wins the fights for u.s.
I have been up in your mountains near
Brighton trying to build up a summer
resort" said G. w. Foster of ST. Louis
at the Kenyon last evening. But after
four days OF hard work gave it up. 1
there and fine fishing, and when | got M
there L found the water and there were
plenty of fish, but not a boat to be had.
ana no way of getting at the inmates of
the mountain lakes. / built three RATS
on dl1erent bodies of water but the labor
OF pushlng them about was too much for
me. and l gave ii up in disgust
While l am ST. Louis man nv time
is occupied mostly at Joplin, Mo-. where |
am managing the Belleville zinc proper
ties They consist of $50 acres and are
owned by Ex-Governor D. r. Francis,
Daniel and Ephraim Catlin. the tobacco
manufacturers, Dr. James Taussig of the
81. Louis Bridge. & Terminal company.
We have sub-leased great many mining
rights in the tract but operate seven
plants ourselves and produce a great deal.
The Joplin district produces nine-tenths
OF all the zinc in the world and is a
wonder"
N. Mrs; c; H. Evans and the Misses Evans,
wife and daughter of Hon. c. H Evans
commissioner of pensions, are guests at
the Knutsford.
Z. E. Burlingame. very prominent as
sayer of Denver. is at the knutsford.
White House-G. S. Bolter and wife.
RiTaPer; ]; e. Reynolds, Stockton; j. L.
T. A: Ball, Miss Is. Osborn. S. j. Kayle
F. ". Trailey, J. A. Smith and wife. D. |
w; Reese and wife, Mercur; G. b. Con-
son, Jessie Mawenny. Miss M. Jeneen
WARD wa stevenson and wife, c. V. Osborn |
ana a. D family Tn. w; Daniels, James Haslam, |
u. X. ray, 5. Wilcox, Charles H Pierce |
and wife. n. p. Nelson, Mike Jontana
;. Schirgong and wife, r. Kemp and wife |
S 90 m RReggs; John Brenchlsy, Lew Wood
J. c. ONeil, a. H Duniany. Mercnr:
James Ellis, New York; Miss Coils Mrs i
B BON, 1oiils' Mrs. NJ d; Randolph, w. c. |
SSaarlhy, Butte; t. j. Green and wife. Pine
6iuII, ARK; George Gilchrist. Australia:
Vi W f. Anu 4nin ~. j. A. Al. Flndt Park City F.
Provo; J. III. Day. Draper; w. j. Robin,
osn, Grantsville; Miss E. Jabasan Chi
eago; Mrs. P. Gally and family. o. Cas-
ROLES, Orangeville.
Wey HOtel-T. E. Anderson and wife
en e9rg wif lyman MAJ Mercur Robert J. Barth
: junction; Utah; L. ]. Gillian, MarysvaIe:
Sharles Il. Prisk and wife. Mrs Marfir,
Prisk Park City; VIII Vivian, Leadville:
York. o"' - e'iiiar'' New
yK9utsford-E. E. Burlingame. Denver:
St hoS Sieerl Tabn Ogden; Theodore Davis
a. a. u. Blaek, Butte; o. G. Malkaw, Chi
Gago William Beattie and wife. FAN
RIVER, Mass; Mrs. II. Clay Evans and
smith, Chicago John k. Koiiack and
wife, Portland. Ore; sIrs. w. II TavIo i
Kansas City; X. d. Kraft. Chicago.
Kenyon-W B. DANGER. w T. Fox
Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs F. George. Milwau
S kee' II. l. Cohen, William Beer, Denver;
MIS- MIS- isabel II. Stevens. Omaha; James T.
and wife, A, v. Corey Mercur: W. G.
Philadelphia: J. H. Shaw and
VIE wife; Cincinnati; w; ", Parsons. Terre
English. Helper; Mrs. NJ d. Randoiph-
Mercur; w. Il. Lawrence. Denver: George
Ferry Ferry Tracy, Chicago; w. NJ: Meek, Dem
Grand Rapids; B. S. Sandfelder, ST. Lou
IS; +. A. INLAND, Pocatello; E. S. Smith.
Provo; Ward Smith, Tacoma; Hy Frank.
an san hiram francisco; Victor Grah Chicago;
ey Laramie; Wyo.; L. Winternitz. Chi
;aso; J; T. Beach, Victor, Colo: II. A
Nelson; Castlegate; w. r. .Herstein. Nash :
Pearse, Pueblo. Colo; Dan Lofts, Kansas
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Mich. N-'
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md wife. Kansas City; Burt e. Anderson
omaha; M Murphy, Mercur; j. d. Hole
er, Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. Francis, Gal 4,
attn; Miss Amelia Cunningham, Havana,
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70; L. j. Ford and wife. Springville; L. II.
Wells. Nevada City. CAL; Clarence Wv
an and wife, Lexington. Mo-; James
Bruno and wife. Italy; Allan Davis Wash
ngton, ID. c.; A: G. Ballard, Thompsons; :
I. A. McCraig, Tennille. Ga /
Walker-C. Henely Dilkin Fred Mitch .
IL, ]. T. Stewart, Ben Franklin, c. II. [
Bury J. o. Glendinning and wife. j. MUIR s
ay and wife. Martin Mahnken. Frank ,
,a,rdin; Mercul; M MiSia T. "a Mounan' Mt:
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J. B. Conway, Kansas City; w. NJ. {
,purgeon, Galesburg. H.; NJ. j. Wasick, $
omaha; NJ. Hogan. w. H. Brown. Law :
ence Hogan. Salina; E. c. Christensen.
iercur: Lewis Larran, Moroni; William
l. Brown and wife, Gunnison; George Z.
Send. jr.. and wife. Manti; ]. w. Young
e. Madsen, David Wilcox. Mt. Pleasant;
fiah Day and wife, Manti; Fred Rich
rds and wife, Bingham; w. s. Nelson. L
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