1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

THE SCROLL. 431saved. Managing Editor James Keeley of the Tribune, hadWashington on the long distance telephone for two hours onenight to obtain the order from the president which nullifiedthe instructions of the general in command at Havana.As correspondent for the Tribune Brother Little also wentto the Philippines. He was one of the signers of the famous"Round Robin," protesting against the censorship exercisedby General Otis over the news sent from Manila, claimingRICHARD HENRY LITTLE, ILLINOIS WESLEYAN, '95,War Correspondent in the Far East for the Chicago DailyMews.that much legitimate matter had been suppressed. He accompaniedGeneral Bates on his mission, and was presentwhen the treaty of peace was signed with the Sultan of Suluon behalf of the United States..\t the end of his Philippine service, the Tribune expectedBrother Little to return to America by way of Japan. Tointercept him a cablegram was sent to him at Yokohoma, orderinghim to South Africa, to represent the paper in theBritish-Boer war. But as he had made up his mind to go