| Show Ir LL TIm MUST in IVUTI ur a tit Tomorrow afternoon the flrnt squid a I of Utahs contribution to the Unite 1 I I States forces designed to battle down h I the Spanish walls staHs for the front I i Id The troop Is designated ns roughriders a I rough-riders which by no means Is to bc I It I I understood as meaning that the riders h nre theme lns rough or that their I I I manner of riding Is I rough It simply means that they are an arm of the h I service that has to do and dar at times I 01 I In a manner and wllh an expeditious h I I dash which preclude the lusilblllty of a the more cultured and graceful style of 11 1 prosecuting belligerent or defensive Ill I Jn word minute in I operations They are a at men frontiersmen those who cn rid I horseback to great distances under tryIng try-ing circumstances an1 If I need be keep it at at it until human and beast are alike 0 exhausted which case the former can a take a siesta Upon the lap of earth c while the latter Is picking a little BUS I tnance from the same source it The rough riders will I be found a most V useful arm of the service Their picket J pick-et duty along the tile Grande will boone 11 bo-one Involving great consequences not a few hardships and some perils It I takes men who have been reared aml1 I I I tho fostliessee gorges and ranges of the I t I I Wild West to carry on the kind of worlc required of them with Anything approximating 4 ap-proximating success The Utah troop 4 Is headed bs General John Q Cannon well known to the leaders of the News whose chief editor he has been for many years and to nearly everybody tine In thu State which he and his command com-mand represent They go directly to 11 Cheyenne where they will at once enter Torreys command and proceed without with-out delay to the scene ot action I Oood luck good health good spirits I to ono and all and may they without exception return In safety to the homes from which they depart In obedience to their countrys call I |
