The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-22
SALT l.AKERS
AT MANILA
Utah Men Running Police and
Health Departments.
STANTON AND SHELLEY BACK
FORMER COUNTY CLERK NOW IN
REGULAR ARMY

Looking as robust and happy as
when - WAS serving as county cle1IS
Captain Charles T. stanton OF the pay
corps OF the regular army arrived in
this city yesterday on his way to
Omaha TO take station. He was ac-
cCmpanied BY his clerk. Frank b. Shell
ley, the wen known old salt Lal,er,
who went with the recruits for The
L tab batteries in the Philippine cam
ralgn, and both will leave Wednesday
evening or Thursday morning for the
east. Mrs. stanton viii arrive from
san Francisco Wednesday morning 10
complete the Journey with the captain.
All day yesterday Captain stanton
and Shelley were the recipients of
continuous ovation from their many
friends. The captain has not been sick
"a day since he went to the Philippines
nearly three years ago. but Shelley has
mad several severe sick spells Now
he is in excellent health. Both have a
lLud OF interesting "reminiscences to re-
late. and il is the regret OF their friends
mat thcy must so soon resume their
journey.
Utahns In the Philippines.
Pay ms.attr stanton brings good re-
pOrts from She CJsh contingent now in
IN; fhliippines. Oapcain andrew j.
Burt rs aesN ing at the mead OF the po-
/ lice iOrce IN -4aniia and Is making a
| splendid record Tor himself. The mill
NetA sAAAADt AAlt- are lOLn 10 part WITH
nun, tut he las sent III his resignation
and will arrive home "A month OF SIX
weeks hence
DR.. Frank ~ Meacham is serving at
the head of the heath department. IN
Manila, and TO his efforts is attributed
the stamping out of the buOonic
plague and making the sanitary con-
diuOns IN the capital city quite desir-
| able.
Lieutenant Carl Hard is filling
military clerkship at a salary Of $3.50
month. and Lieutenant Arthur ~.
Brown is also doing well, but getting
til ed OF his job.
Hargld Pitt. reports the paymaster
is making money again. after having
undergone trial for alleged completely
in the frauds upon the government in
connection with the cOmmissary. Pitt
is the only one of the many who were
tried who was acquitted.
Frederick Garfield Waite, the former
Salt Lake lawyer. has been fiourishing
] and going au a rapid pace, but is not
/ doing so wen now.
julius Gauer. the old cigar man.
made lot of money, but later met
/ with Teverses- Kaufman. the former
/ beer agent of this city. is in Manila
! and giving d good account of him
/ self.
Batteryman Hansen is serving on the
/ Manila police force.
OF Batterymen John Braman, George
/ Fisher and Chester Hope, who returned
/ to the Philippines 10 engage in the
| packing service. and Ethan Allen, who
| remained in the islands after the mus
! teg-out of the Utah volunteers, Captain
| Stanton saw but little, but he is certain
all are doing well.
Will Ford Comes Back
/ Attorney Win Ford. formerly of Salt
Lake. made hurried trip a couple of
/ months ago to Manila. but not liking
/ the outlook, came back to san Fran
/ cisco.
In san Francisco Captain stanton
/ saw Fred w. Dennis "a former deputy
county clerk, and also w. II. Smith.
/ the former lumber dealer of this city.
/ Smith has lately made "A raise and
/ Dennis is with him.
/ Speaking of the situation generally
IA she Philippines, Captain Stanton is
/ OF the opinion that outbreaks of the
natives will be frequent until the Fill
| pinOs learn 20 respect the sovereign
/ authority. 1t will necessarily be many
1 years before the natives become Amer
! icanized. but he has great hopes for
/ the future of the islands. The captain
/ declared they are bound TO cut an inn
/ pOrtant figure in the worlds commerce,
/ and he knows of no place where the
/ opportunities are SO great for Yankee
! energy To make fortunes in CONNER
| cial and industrial enterprises