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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

nprcIAL TO THE "NEws."1
San Franalsco. Aug. i7.-Major Rich
ard W. Young. judge OF the supreme
c,sr, at Manila. came ashore from the
Warren late last night. lie was met
out IN the stream BY a committee OF
Sal, tasers and General Burton. in be-
half O., Governor Wells, yelled an on
ei,l welcome to the returning soldier
and jurrt
on reaching shore Major Young was
ne, BY hi, wife and went to the home
Of WIN Ciavson. on Pleasant street.
where he passed the night.
T, the News" representative the
major explained that he had come home
on vacation and expected to return
TO the philippines. 1t waa understood.
however that he could remain should
b. % elect
TALKS ON THE WAR.
Asked regarding the war Major
Young said:
Altogether the campaign has been
one OF unyarying success. that Il, 90
ny. we have never met with a single
reverse at any point We have cap
tared every point we went after and
tho casualties on the American side
have been small. with the additional
troops now arriving in tho Philippines
and the better equipment. a very Wig
oro1a warfare may be expected whom
the rainy season closes. In october.
FAvoRs VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN.
% ana heartily and thoroughly In IA.
yor % a most vigorous campaign now.
It !, the right thing and will speedily
end he inuurrcctlon and restore order.
That 0, what is desired and a sharp
campaign with an ample and well
equipped force IL all that IL needed to
trltg about peace. am not yet pre-
parl TO say whether shall return to
The Philippines"
FAREWELL AND HOME.
The Utah men left san francisco for
Salt lake at 2,1o p. m. owing to the
march q tho Colorado troops up Mar
ket street. there was no parade, the
boys simply assembling at that hour
The arangcmonts seem to be perfect,
none q the Utah men. so far as can be
leaned, has been left behind IN the
Pullman are Major and Mrs Grant and
children Theodore, Bruback. Lieuten-
ant Hines Captain and Mrs. wedg-
wood Lieutenant and Mrs, Seaman.
Mo Edrsdgc, Miss Elderdge. Mr.. Har-
o'a Eireig, Mr., @. Eldredge. Mr. and
An Don caray, Major and Mrs, II. W.
Yong Edward q. Wins.
GRANT ENTERTAINs YOUNG.
''' before leaving Major Grant en-
"0''h'd Major Young and several
'H'''i at luncheon at the Palace.
A'ar Grant says that he Is more
P''4 han he can tell OF the work OF
"' batteries, lie gives his thanks to
'''y man for faithful performance OF
duty.
'A' Colorado men seen at the Warren
'4' before forming for their march
"''' loud In their praises OF the Utah
.''''H'' with whom they fought dur
"s Tie whole campaign and the colo
''' commanding says that a Drawer or
"''' reliable lot OF soldiers never went
10 battle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
TROOPS oS Tnr wAnRrs.
They WIN Land At san Francisco To-
morrow.

san Francisco Aug 1.-THE United
States transport Warren which arrived
from Manila last night with the Colo
RADIO troops ON board locked at tho
government transport wharf early to-
day but the men will not h. landed un-
40 tomorrow, To-day will b. spent Ia
preparing Tor going into camp az the
Preside The soldiers VIII pack their
effects ana when the order TO march 10
given tomorrow morning everything
VIII be ln readiness Tor the men 30 take
up the last stage OF thvlr service to
the country Camp is being prepared
Tor the soldiers az the prcailiO today.
Tents are being SGT up, hodding arr
ranged and cook houses are being made
ready 20 prepare the meals for the sol
dlers. ~ that by tomorrow morning
little will remain 10 BE- done TO make
the Colorado boys comfortable. after
their long sea voyage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

it,',, 'Iay the city has begun to adorn
INA ~, 1 'he bright regalla Of the stars
po, stripes. IN anticipation OF the day
te, s 1s1' az hand when the brave bat
N. 10y, sly' VIII grace Its streets. Many OF
h,y,n s',. along East Temple street are
pa,,'',, Welr fronts covered with the
yT ,,g'e eolors. The work ON the trl.
FnrS,.. uF'h on Second South goes
Mon y on The streets and sidewall,s
MIX s'ulh and Second South are lined
at ~ p,,elsitors who gaze nbstrnctedtv
the -t"o.lhmcn on the arch. and nots
hnintisJ,il,ls they are making The
day 81 committee have been out III
""I make their report thIs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug i1-prlyutu
udyiucs received lu this city state that
The West Indian hurricane visited ths
Island Of AudorH. OF the bahama
group. iunlctinC great damage 90 prUp-
crty ana completely wrcckIug the
uponrlug Hvt. NJ Us said that 100 bodies
were washed ashore.
~ Nassau some damage was done
but the extent gf 10 ia not stated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE navy de-
pnrtmcnt has issued a general order
awarding a medal OF honor 90 Corporal
NacNval OF the marine corps, Cor gall
l.u'ry aboard the Brooklyn during the
nght with Cerverl'H neOt During ,hr
heaviest nro Of the action Corporal
MacNrai climbed out ON hx-p0undor
gun under the forcCastlU and cleared
% Of a Jammcd shell after several other
prlyuteB had failed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Chicago Aug l7.-Ex-Judge Richard
PrrudorruHt. one of ChlcuEo'H most
prominent lawyers died here today Of
uunpmII.
August end thH operation OF trlusfu-
sion vi blood from John M1rrIsscy a
young man whom the attorney had
helped 90 successful career. was per
formed.
Nh Pronlrrglst showed a temporary
Improvement, but In "a few days re-
laps,d into his old condition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

lady. The names OF the thirty-six maids
OF honor already chosen are.
SALT Lake City-Mias Lizzie Andor-
son. Miss Lonnie Savage. Miss Julia
Winter. Miss Nllate pclrt, Miss Allie
Miller. Miss Emma Lunt Miss Stella
Dunfurl. Miss Birdie Dwyer. Miss Mar
tina Waters Miss May MarHoitH.
provo-Mis Rose Young, Miss Allie
smoot. Miss Lydia Jones. Miss clara
T.. Clun. Miss Belle Monuhnn.
Orden-MiBs Georgia TynCc, Miss
Edith Gourioy. Miss Netta Boyle. Miss
Ida May Driver. Miss Emma Elrhntt
Msntl-Miss Kate CIoWford, Miss
gaard. Miss Lille Bench. Miss Sarah
Logan-Mlss Ruth smith. Miss Nora
IalnHon Miss Nora Erhert Miss Della
TorEeson Miss June Crockett
Eurekn--Mlas Eliza Il, Mnngum, Miss
May Haynes. Miss Nora Councilman.
Gunnlson.-Mlss Lou Dean
Mcrcur-Mlsg Thco Harrls.
Bountlful-Miss Janotta Duncan.
10 was decided yesterday that the
state Of Utah" float used IN the Pio-
nccr Jubilee paradcs IL undesirable for
carrying the maids of honor M NE line
OF march. and In It's stead the big Ray
mond coach and q carry-all drawn by
handsome horses will BE- used.
The young ladies who have been
appointed 60 pin the medals ON the
volunteers will meet Friday evening at
$3.50 at the HAN NJ Relies 10 receive I'M
Htructions from Chairman G. r. savage
and Byron Groo of the committee. The
maids OF honor viii be- nttircd IN white
gowns and FashcH u patriotic coluis.
The proprietor Of the Grand Pacific
hotel has proncrcd the use of
his house 20 the forty-hyc pretty girls
on the morning of the parade nu a place
where they may dress FOR the occa-
sion.
ARRIVAL OF MAJOR YOUNG.
The arrival Of Major Richard W.
Young on the transport Warren IN san
| Francisco last night. makes II certain
/ that the gallant commander Will be
/ here with the men he commanded In
| their first battles, Without Major
/ Young the celebration would be In.
complete. The boys themselves would
| be fun OF regret u the man whom they
| lovingly served. could not be here and
/ receive his share OF praise and homage
| that will fall In such coploua showers
/ when Governor Wells heard last night
| that Major Young was on native soil
/ and would come with the volunteers, hq
was extremely gratlncd.
To HAUL THE ALLIGATOR
Governor Wells has requested Man
uger Odcli Of the Coop. Wagon A Ma
/ chine company 70 furnish the vohlcl,
/ and a team Of from four 20 six horses
/ 90 haul the alligator IN the procession
| The animal IL said 20 be more than II
/ feet IN length. Mr.. Odcn ia racklng Dill
brain 10 md the proper vehicle for ~
/ carriage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
COL. DODGE GOES EAST.

Col, u. c. Dodge. vice president and
general manager OF the Rio Grande
Western, who has been inspecting the
road and the local branches for the
past few days with superintendent A.
H. welby. left the city on No. 2, this
morning for the East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

on Sunday the Rio Grande Western
VIII give another Tintlo excursion,
a s35 rate TO the coast IL announced
Tor September End by the Southern
Pacific,
General Traffic Manager s. W. Eccles
OF the short Line has returned from
the north.
The oregon Short Line ticket Office
IL being deliberately decorated for the
auspielous event Of Saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Havana, Aug, l7.--Iiminpz, who use
p.ryH 60 the presidency Of the republic
OF Sunto Domingo, lyft here today for
butabuuo There hr win take 70 stsuIur
cr for Santiago de- cuba, II N said no
received cable dispatches from friends
100 Slnto Domingo previous 90 his dee
purturp, He was accompanied hy two
friends. They We're am un1rmcl. 4
private yacht. which has been placed
az the disposal OF Jimluez.wlll meet him
az or on Santiago, but IIninez would
not give the name 81 her owner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
ToDAY's contributions


The committee on presentation OF
medals has completed the selection Of
the young ladies who are 10 perform
the pleasant duty of decorating the 700
volunteers with the States medals.
There will be forty-tve OF the maidens,
denoting tho number OF stars In the
nag, The name OF nine OF the chosen
viii not be announced until the COM
mittee receives the recommendation
from Park city 60 whom three OF the
from sprlngyllle TO whom three also
have ben allotted. from Brigham.
who will furnish two, and from Morgan
city, who will be represented by one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. IA dispatch
from Hrnntloy. Ala. says.
charles Hurt. negro who yesterday
attempted 10 assault Mrs. stephen Bat
tle. a widow. was taken from the brant-
ley jail last uight hy mob VI 100 men
ana shot TO death In the woods half a
mile uWuN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

San Franclsco, Aug, 1.-THE schooner
Anna has arrived from Bgring sea to-
dly with jiGO0O goldfish, weighing 800
tons she has been cruising In the
northern seas for several months and
her catch IL a very profitable one. She
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

ST. Petersburg, Aug, l1-Rcports
from southwest Russia say that the re-
cent drought lu that portion OF the
country has caused the utter loss Of
the winter and spring wheat crops,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17
FILIPlEOS MAKE ATTACK.
Auemp, 10 Drive 0ui me Twelfth Infantry,
bu, are Scattered,
The Loss on American side-A News
paper Reporter KILLED wedncs-
days Battle,

Manila, AUG A. G.i5 p.m.-Elght hum
drcd insurgents attacked Angeles this
morning. but the Twelfth regiment
drove them into the mountains Three
dlighgd locomotives were captured.
Noue " the American troops were In
jurcl. The luaurgent loss BE- not known.
Mr. G.. ~ Spencer ~ Kentucky. "a rec
porter o. the Manila Times, was killed
yesterday during tho nght at Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

San Francisco. Aug. i7.-Tho colorado
soldiers were landed this afternoon
from the transport Warren and
marched 20 the Preside.
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cONvIcTIoN LOOkED TOn.


Rcnncs, Aug 1.-THE court adjourn
cd after partly hearing Col plcquart.
who win continue bis deposition tomor-
row
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-17

The witness then dwelt upon tho al.
legged devices OF Dreytus TO procure In
formation from the various bureaus in
regard 10 the mobilization and ooncon.
tration Of the troops, pointing out that,
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