Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-19
'News" Representatives Obtain
Interesting Talks With Eachl
MAJORS YOUNG AND GRANT,


,gt officers could be buttonholcd or ln-
5g..d q, leave their friends Tor "a mo-
r.ft Hu effort was made TO obtain
NH yI.Uu or sentiments. The noise
,-i excitement. Ia which the officers
g.rs always the central figures. rene
fl.f fH.a task difficult ana the inter-
tsga presented are necessarily frag-
maaay
MAJOR RtCHAED W. YOUNG,
Major Young was scif-poasoHrol but
rtff.r rIIe. and us may be imagined
vHa HHHfIug under many suppressed
H.HIUa. ua could hardly nnd words 60
yVr bis pleasure ut being homo nt
H. p.aI1uH Er.Ctlug accorded MS boys
.rIN.a ylAu.y affected by che signs of
r.r.ue everywhere evident ne was
E.r. Uuauy employed from the time the
iFiM .lilal from ogden until % ur-
rived Do Salt LaEH shaking hands. Gee
ryIns Communications and responding
% welcomes. Seated In corner N
Guu.HUr W,lla' ear DC found o. Few mo.
meHu Go converse with the "NcWs'
fgyTarH ullUyg.
Mil d. H4u been most kindly treated
Uy Con- otis and given handsome
appointment na associate Justice of the
rInf.ur Duugt OF Manila. The chief
justice. Hr PRECEDENT BE- highly cducat-
90 Filipino. Senior Arclluuo. tn. court
coins. ,H us 1--WE llIlpluua, who uuu loyal
|II h.|.I 900 NH..N ANNN'.ANNH aNNNNA NAiN
Americans "if you want my title In
FULL" I Major Young, with "a smile.
here D., lH." and De rattled OH the fol-
llNlus "MuFiHtrado de Ia Corto Su-
prrmH IH Iu.utlu dc las lHlas Filip-
iuis" Iir Hlys Gen. Ous had given him
leave Ht absence Tor "a month or oven
longer. f Doc doairrd IT, Il was even
understood thnt NJ De chose, be- might
forward hH resignation from here.
Whether Doc SHOULD do Ho or not depend
Cd 600 l number ut circumstance. Eut
Dr. said bu ull mo- Intention % abandon.
Cos D Jaw practice in salt Lake, ana
that .Iu.r or lHtnr he should resume 10.
GaH.. OTIS he said. had been quite
liberal lU tuD matter OF salary. ana Dis
pay would continue until be reached ID
permanent decision nH 10 his future
course.
An enthusiastic gentleman at ogden
congratulated Major Young ON the fame
Doc had attained Ia Manila. Yes" an-
HHyryI the major with % smile. Grant
ana / mover knew what real fame was
until little while ago whom % box %
ulguw was handed ON board with a
label tguring both our pictures and "a
HEADLINE. THE Two Heroes cigar Then
] fclt $50 had reached the acme
yes" he said, II am rioIcud 90 be
az home. ryJniCad that the boys trouhlra
are over. and rujoiccd az the record our
ANNNN" AaANN ANNHAA'H ANtAAA W. NaANAAa AaAA
reason 90 De proud of them and
think the nation viii feel equally prodc
Of the record made by the volunteers
from the youngest OF her States
How do you like WARP one lady
eagerly Inquired after she had done
shaking hands with him.
We'll" be- replied. 1t II an exciting
game but Il ls one Of those things that
distance lends cnchuntment 20. and
lovely experience 20 have behind you"
What do you think of the criticisms
ou General Otis? he was asked.
n avn CONVINCED they are uude-
served was the majors prompt reply.
II people know what he had really ac-
OuWIllHhcd with the means az his hands
they would Judge him differently"
What do you think Is tho ultimate
destiny of the iHl1nds?'
81 think they Will ultimately be given
O. sort uf Independence, that H.. when
ihuN are able Go exercise H."
How should AHulnuldp be cluHHcdF
AZ pa patriot hghtlng Tor his country or
ts rabHl9'
"lg hard to say In Just what cate
ry Dec should be- placed. la knows
ls rsht ia hopeless and be- must know
hH people are Incapable uf srlf-guycru-
neut II the United States had lcft the
Islands 10 themselves after Dewey
smashed the spanish power thUro
would have been the widest sort OF
anarchy. This country therefore could
tai DO otherwise than % ala rctaN
Possession and enforce order"
Major Young was asked many quest
Tons about himself ana his plans. lie
MAJOR GRANT
The trip down 90 Salt Lake city with
marley Paul at the throttle on tho
gs ENGINE No. 900, was made In fast
TINE, and as each familiar landmark
a1tt boo sight thurc were expressions ~
delight ON the part Of the boys, In
we officers and Governor Wulla spec
ell car the onlcotH were relating their
varied experiences 10 their friends and
RELATIVES who accompanied them. Major
HIant was seen by u reporter la un-
bNtr tu query as to whether he
Would be- willing TO 80 back To the
IhllppinuH In the service OF the United
sAlt. hr said, "Wcll, | am not anxious
70 30 back at all, In fact now that We
are mustered outI would prefer to set
Nr down 10 the life OF a civilian uH my
ulalh"ta npcdA attention ana I have
l,enly before me-" Coming down to
W. experiences In the Philippines;
tle Dewey OF the Army" said that he
guy quite az home on his tin-cluds, "us
!ou know De remarked, 81 have had
zen years experience In navigation up
on lhu brem Lakes and the same stood
b' ln good stead" 1--WE had consider
ghie lighting un the Pasig river Tor the
Insurgents would fortlfy themselves on
lh. banks of the narrow stretches and
lmruWea IRE point blank at MS At
l.oW a1 10 30 yards range They were
wy bold AZ irtt but after awhile they
.''4 d Wholesome respect Tor our little
sal ana kent wen out OF range OF my
u'll uf eight guns. the Cuyulongu,
NV guns under Lieut. Webb and the
.',lnh with two guns Coming down
me management of the campaign by
ven. OILS. Mai. Grant said II was IN
s.lut touch with Gen. Otis. | think
ne lll sp.cndldly under the clrcum-
.4hN.s, in fact Otis ls magnificent
vI',r In conclusion he stated that
w.. flllpinGs Woro to an intcnts and
PURPOSES practically ubdued. IAN the
needed In the Philippines a. more
the outposts ANA the country
re.gI'F We're properly garrisonad with
W''l states troops there mover would
another battle fought on the islands,
E would be- oyerawed ana suhdupd
,tt.p'lr'y ana the pencuhle section of
~. community would be able to go
a. UL inrlr daily nvocntlons uumolest-
lNl 100 comparative safety / look
KY hN lhe Indians In this country;
!g.l n.y. soon aa they recognize tho fact
h.l lhry have a superior force 20 CONE
uli ihey would simmer down and thcrc
.tll De comparatively little trouble
,5,l mem. once get the Islands prop
ky .Aluhoncd and the country win 40
No, ] don't think II N such a
h..uipah task ~ some individuals
nave 'ed the American people 10 infer.
CAPTAIN CRlTCHLow.