Show UTAH BOYS ARE COMING HOME Loading on tho Transports at Manila for tho Return Trip V Vame ame TO GET A ROYAL WELCOME Slept for the Reception Hut lo be Taken WhrnGov Wells Return I I OTIS ItElOHTS SITUATION American S sueall rerarrio here Ili urgent lleplng for tie N Aid lleallli of free Troupe SPnCIAL TO Till NrWB 1 WHhlniton D C June 314Oorn Otis cable that the Utah regimen tire Inner taking this Irnperl 10 Murn home I Th newi of the batter hoomseclum i Ing was oonv7cl to the Plate office by a Newi representative The tld Insist were gladly received there am they Were by all HUM who crowded the sides Walk In front of th Newi ofllce 10 read the bulletin on which the joyous Information wa portrayed I WILL WAIT rou Tin OOVKHNOIL Hecrattry Hammond was asked 11 10 what In Ida opinion ihould bv don toward giving the learn a welcom or their arrival He replied that rwcwuU not My at this lime beyond that little I reception should lit moil royal Hi Mid further that lit ihoull wilt unlit lloternor Wells relurned from New York which would be about the lilt ot tile week before taking any fiction The Ooternor should take the Initiative In flag matter and would doubtless do 00 on his arrltat ui N nun IIAKIJI in i IIIIT Amrlril IIe > 1ltr Mrll la I lllid inArmi retrofitted I Washington June Mden Oil In reply to a cable to the war department I aiklng far Information regarding this situation and conditions In ilia lhl1l I fares I today cabled < a long reply as fol Manila June M Adjutant lenernl Washington Halny seemurcm Mule Inland In-land campaigning In Luzon We occupy occu-py large portion Tagalog country line itrelchlng from Ilnui mouth to Han Far ivinda north nearly sixty mile and lo the elltwnl Into Laguim irotlnce i The Insurgent ormtei bat uffered great lesson I and Are Malleretl tho only large I force held together Ii I about four thouand In Tnrloc province and north rest Pampangi Their wallered force are In blends of nrty la rive hundred In other ixirtloni or Luinn and In Cavil and Histamine province they could ai iwmblo I I iioirlbly I ooo though deinoral IxM rrom rticent defeat The imam or eople 1 rrorlie1 by In rurgent inldlrri desire iwnce und American Amer-ican proleitloii they no longer Itee on the approach or our torpoo unlcwi forced by the insurgents I but gladly welcome Ihem no recenl burning of lowni pulatlan within our linen ll I becoming elenx khJ land 1 cultivation cultiva-tion extenlvely they are kept out ot Manila ai much ai poMlMe ni the city IiopuUllun Ii I becoming loo Bleat to W carted fr OPPOSITION IN I H CV8IJH TIIUUIIII Die natives eoulheait of Luzon 00 Combining to drh out the Insurgents Ili only Slope of the Insurgent leaders I In United States aid Thy ruellm to hear that Ihe I Overthrow or in fir ent ndmlnllritlon ll I lo be followed by their Independence and recognition by the United main This Ii I the Inlluenc which enable them lo hold out much contention prevail among them anti no civil government rrmulni Trade with port not In our potatoes I 0oll and A former Pour ut Inullffl1l rvnu now lutvrdlvt l not cartater elf wladom ot title 11Iy IUI IMill In theme parti are without supply of fated I and merchant suffering Summers mcd Hale featuring trade prlillcve although 1 al-though Inurgcntn reap bcncniii Courts I art In tuccewful nperiitlon under tire I direction ot able Filipino I Affairs In the other Salamis are com parntUrly quiet awaiting mulli In I I Later anxious for trade and repeal i < d call for American travivi are rt celled I am giving attention to Jolo i nnd Palawan Ulanl American triiog have worked to the limit of endurance UTII ANn OTIIIII VOIUTmms 113111ARKIN0 The volunteer oflnnllllon hv been called In and repl1 by regulars nho now occupy the salient I poiltloni rmlitlosevo l N threaten Pormoorlvanks unit little area now taking Iho transports find the Hlxth Infantry want lo Nrgroa to relieve California Tiresome troloolve turn In a1 Physical condition ilckneii among the I Irpe has Incnsuwil lately duo mostly to Rediscount rarvlct and 1 clliimllo In ittAenctim Nothing alarming Ot Iho J 2 tier l cent of the command reported lick nearly six 1 tire In ilia enneral hoi 11 Hal of whom three per cent have typhoid and 17 malarial fevers 12 percent per-cent have Intestinal trouble rne losing 65 Sect cent have arloui ailments It of which art due to wound Injurlm Many olllcen and men who wrvedj I In Cuba break under a recurrence or tits 1 ban fever nnd regular regiments lately received are Inadequacy olllccrcd OTIS OFPICIIIS suiPiinn Tho Inadequacy of this number ut I cliurr mentioned In the lat part l o t nboto iiablritram hoi been remedlei by nrho nailing nt the tran > i > orli Kei lindla and Hherldan carrying a nut ber I or onicem for regiment In the 1 ffluntnrncrlCorbmaytha nil otilceri 1 > longlnir to rgini iti In r the Phiiipplmii I w1ko are rkbn t nn R count or a IUIB in c rlltli air n o un r ulrnorolreunnt i i Stu 11in Ice I ord t Ir ro m once lorlYCu 011I r a he fubd I ilts the reer nl I ranwirta II fair tr m I Manila Secretary Alclr Paid tboy Ih t of Rettion vIII be taken t In 1llarll mot of the army or menAltar troops 10 reinforce ltn Otli until the return ot President MclClnley Ile Idea said din M heeler would receive no Enslavement until that lira WEEKS DKATH IinrOHT Tve war department hoi received ilia following death report from General Oil Manila Jun II Adjutant General Wahlrujton Dealh report Ones 1 last wkly report Prom wound In action June David Silver U Pint Montana Infin iry June nth Ullei nonlle I corporal L Twellh Inranlry lllh Sherman T Shepard H rint Washington De fort Itutrhlnion n Ninth Infantry Leonard Edllng E Twentytint Infantry Ir mrlrin fantry 10th Herbert Mtmin II fourth Infantry find Oeo lulls oitlncer D rIry Infantry drowned Honolulu May Ith DavlJ It Johnson I Thirteenth Thir-teenth Infantry eryilprlai June lllh lllchard K Haven II Nineteenth Infantry tllolnimlh ap 011111411in floater heat ethoimlon lllh Max Newgren Ii Fourth ministry phthlli Mlh Edward Plorenllne Illghlh artlUery dyeenlery send Frank I 1 King O Ninth infantry nth William A Pilgrim Thirteenth Mlmuvota rulela ilnd Oars K Cotton Cot-ton II Ninth Infantry KAN8AK MHK filClC Kaneai City June MA ineclil telegram tele-gram to tho Star from Manila via llopgrotig June K Myn Captain Clark Captain Watiwn Unit Halt and ilth itfk and wounded from the Twentieth KlMa regiment hav Iseen tent home Only If mm are Hill doing duty Thee are on tha firIng fir-Ing Hat The other member or tht regiment are relieved rrom duly on account ac-count of elckniM The Kansas 1 reffrovents normal strometh to about lien men With 1100 pick on the way home andlto on the firing line UO are left nmuncit lhot until for duty com NO HOSli TOO Manila June i 7 P mTha Monta man unit 1 Kaniesto voluntessers an futures Intercalation Fornaralloand theTwtfth and 1 Ninth regular will replace them |