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FROM; ;T;HE PB1LUHE8,
An Interesting Accounts! Life "
i 'Manilla , Sent to the
Chancellor.
PHUi RU8PELL WRITES.
Camp Dewey, nenr Manilla, Aug. ft,
1808. My Dear Chancellor: 1 received
a teleprrnm from you shortly .boforu
leaving1 for Manilla, which I assure yon
was very rriiieh appreciated, but xt
that time to" my dutiotf'ns a lieutenant
of the IlnoAvero added a number of
other that kept me very muoli occu
pied before Hailing. During the voy
age 1 had the plonmmi of being signal
officer, .vhftb. relieved me of somu
more dl"ji,,,nblt ilutlra. The trip
wnH unneeesnarlly hard on both offi
cers and, men, picked up as they were,
like ehttle and Jd oycn ht tl,e "c
my'H country was a wo-come Bight
after thirty-two daya on tho water.
The night Wiat struck uh with moat
force, in Manilla bay wn the hulks of
the Spanish war vessels, mants of
Dewey's ( great victory of May 1st.
With such men directing affairs It is
no 'wonder that American arms are
unaurpased In the world. Wc nre en
camped within two miles qf the Span
ish lines In a clearing between two
bamboo and mahogony forests, a
beautiful spot and healthier I believe
than our San Francisco camp. Of
course oir men are without any com
forts, having with them' only what
they can carry on their backs, but
hardy and husky, and cheerful as on
ly American soldiers can. be.
Our days of tin soldiering are over
and we number our dead and our hos
pitals hold our wounded but It is a
cause no American need fear to die
in, though It la far from homa. Tboaa
of the First Negraska who are for
tunate enough to return home will
"have their portion, w. rwvwiiemco ml
love for the" stars'and stipes tfcwt only
a soldier who Jias followed the flag- to
victory can feel. Day before yester
day our regiment was sent to occupy
entrenchments at the front, AH Bay
it rained and the men worked in. the
mud without a murmur. About ten
that night we were suddenly and
strongly attacked but they found us
ready and even the terrible scream of
shMAMLand the noise of bursting
slMNatiaSjpL.aot unnerve the men.
Thtey took W as cooKy ols if Mite bmleta
America as closely as ponlblo. J, havo
an especially warm' place in my -.hoatt
for the Universttyand shall wojcomd
tho day when I muy put foot on tho
cAmniia once more; llcmoniber tttd
most warmly to any friends I 'have
there. Olvo my sincere regardB to
your wife and Miss Smith. By the
time this lottcr htia mado lta journey
the Uiilvorslty Will bo In the eve of
another year. I had hoped and er.
pected to put that year and somo to
follow in college work, but fate has
ruled thorwlBe and under Dhe artroum
stances no Inducement could be
strong enough to make mo regret my
choice, though Airterlcti and civiliza
tion will be a thousand times wclcomo
1 watit to thank jou most sincerely
for your rtMiuMmnvnoe ju nmu n-mm-
elsco. .
It was n great disappointment tx mo
that t could not jtajkc part In com
mencement week hul in turn a gTeat
pleasure to feel not entirely forgotten
by 'those Uinti IkwciIwnA itah Ho do
with the lost feW years of pleasure
and profit. Believe1 me most sh.coroly
ana "l'""' VATTY,"f" t,00 .. . x.
VV. .UUCNJiVlJW,
Company D, JtfMrst
VIIU
Second Lieutenant,
rwi1
collets Jt hey tooKK as cpoiuy ns 11 wwo uioio
., sri-rilWVoos and sent back better
ine 110 ';-yfi?r; ";.,, ,r mi,- mon nraRlccd
U11B.11 lUtJ H,.ll.Ui j...w .-.-
?nlr. Ri-nnnnd lone enouch occaon-
t ally to light a pipe and cool their guns
au went ait! It agiin. Th&wigfai thto en
gagement lasted over an "hour not a
man. flinched and you m ght all well
be proud 1 of "the. first Nebraska, should
they, return home right now, instead
at of being on their toes to go at It again.
The best accounts give the Spanish
loss at 400 killed and wounded, while
in the whole engagement we only lost
one man and the wounded say Spanish
bullets only tickle. D company, though
they sustained the main part of the
attack, came off unharmed. Our offl
cers's uniforms are very conspicuous
and the officers nil d'om- a pnhialte's uni
form when starting for the front. I
borrowed our company cook's trous
ers und .tlhey now have n hole tMtugh
one liriee, that's all I can show for it.
This sort of thing has all the inter
est of a football game but we miss the
girls. It's a fault that can't be reme
died here for the natives are worse
than monkeys. I see by the last pa
pers of Jvo 24, many conflicting ru
mors of the situation here, it may be
of interest to you to have the tr,uth
of it. "
After Dewey's victory of May 1st,
Captain General August! was reacTyto
surrender, but admiral Dewey, with
no infantry to support him, could not
accept such a surrender .for he had no
means of protectng Manilla. He at
ttyvt time promised the insurgents,
-who have proclaimed a republic with
General Agudnaldo as president, an
American protectorate if they would
hold the Spaniards within the walls of
Manilla. This they have done simply
"because the Spaniards have no desire
to come out. The insurgents come
and go as they please, fight when the
individual happens to feel blood
thirsty awl fltap whan himferryt.
Major Geneirail Mwriltt coaues w"iltih an
order to set up a provisional govern
ment. Dewey's promise to the insur
gents cannot be kept, for if they are
admitted into Manilla, the city will be
looted and every Spaniard's throat
cut,, on the other hand if we refuse
them admittance we have 25,000 armed
insurgents to fight, with a chance for
foreign initerferejwe. The 'Mtonlterey
has come in and it is expected that
her guns can silence the Spanish bat
teries when we must do the rest. It
is the Opinion of many that before
Spain will undergo n bombardment,
the army will surrender, even then we
have the insurgents Co settle with
There is -no qnestion tfia.. Spaniards
have nerve." It is false" to call them
cowards. Many of their vesels went
down with colors flying and every
man at his gun and no coward will at
tempt to rtAe fortifications under
such a fire 'as we gave them the other
night. We are all ready for whatever
turns up, .fiiily we want it quick, the
delays arpnlie hardest' to. put up withjf
Though we are several thousand
mUestjaway and under peculiar cir
cumstances, we follow events In
Nebraska United States Volunteers,
Camp Dewey, netir Manilla, Phllll-
pinc Islands.
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All juniors and seniors wishing to
take English nccorc)ing to old sched
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W. R. Hcantt Is back and Willi take
part In. the Sophomore-Freshmen con
test. He Is already in training, as he
was captain of the York hose team,
which won the state championship at
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Exposition in August.
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