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Show ' V . ; TUB i ! Oar WiiUngton Letter. (From Our Regular Correspondent.) ! t - u irM iTMcK inleyrepTrTogTo throw Secretary Alger overboard? -- Many-person s thin Lao. Secretary. the is only member, of the Alger Cabinet who was not specially gammoned to Washiogtontopar n tioipate in the extended considers-tioinstrucof. the discussion and tions givento the American Jeace Commiesionera previous jtotheir departure for Paris, it is asserted that this public snub was admin istered to Alger as a hint that bis resignation of the War Portfolio would be acceptable to the admin' listration. . Another reason given for not having Alger-i- n -- Washington just now h that Mr. McKiuley of tne wished the other memb-r- s Cabinet to feel free in expressing themselves about the intended in of the War Department ""Which would have been impo-uhl- o with the Secre ary of War present. Mr. McKinley is said to bo fully convinced now that the irmatig-tio- n will result in finding Alger guilty of sopae of tfie gravest charges that have been made against him, ana to be tally determined to do nothing i to shield Alger. 'Some v that be has been brought to this statenf min.dby evidence laid before him OyJ military men; others that it is tne lt of theeXlMing panio HlliOug the Republican managers over the outlook for Democratic success in the Congressional campaign, and their insistance that something be done at once to counteract the wave of indignation tbatis sweeping over the country as a result of the knowledge of the unnecessary hardships and death among, the volunteers. If Mr. McKinlev will , te-Bu- - ing communoD, which w.lUhortly get to work, by officially stating his wish that all army officers asked to testify shall tell everything they know about the mismanagement of the war, the truth may be got at, notwithstanding the commissions lack of legal authoto testify. rity . It is said that GeoTSoofieldVre fusal to serve as a member of the investigating commission resulted in a stormy scene between him and Mr. McKinley. It is certain that when Gen. Scofield left the White House, after he had finally and positively declined to serve on - the commission, the old gentleman was in a towering passion. There is much- - speculation in Washington concerning the nature of the instructions given Our.peace commissioners, and the belief is .growing that the instructions were not specific, further than to dema- nd-possession i of the. island of Luzon, and that everything else was left to be determined by circumstances, after the commission meets, and there is an opportunity to learn the attitude of the Spanish "commissioners: it la certain that Mr. McKinley does not intend, If he can prevent it, that the position of the administration shall become known until after the Congressional election. Ifhe was cerTain as he claims to be that the policy of the adminis tration would be endorsed by the people,hewould be only too glad to'annouoce that policy before the Congressional election. Senator Qnay came over to Washington to pull a few In-any-e- vent - . ' aidmln-istrationwir- es thathehopeswill YLl-YttUKL- to bidding for the construction of SEPTEMBER 27 ICC 3 . ships' for the government, demonstratedaa , uaualiwhen Jthe SeniiLlscencs .of ..Hospital Lift bids were opened for the construction of three battleships; the Maine, Chlckanatiga. lhaDhio, andJhOli880urljCpn-tract- s have been given at practi same figures to the Union the cally IronWorke, San Francisco; Wm Cramp fc Sons, and the Newport News, Company, each- to construct one df.. these, ..battleships, all of which are to have a speed of 18 Lawrence Hansen, son ofF7F. Hansen Of this city who joined troop L Grigsbys Rough Riders, Montana volunteers, and two of bis companions, Thomas J. Walker and Jobn R. Lloyd of the. same troop, reached this city last week, knots having been mustered out of service Some of the Coneecticut Repub8ept.. Messrs. Walker and Lloyd licans who helped to defeat John are residents of Butte, Mont , and Addison Porter for nomination for they took the train the same even governor am not disused to let ing for their home. In relating the matter end there,, but will try their experiences during the brief to get'Porter ousted from his posi- lime they bavebeen soldiers of tion of Secretary to the President-Porte- r Uncle 8am, a feeling of shame and says he will not resign. It indignation 'is aroused that .our remains ,to be seen whether .his brave volunteer boys could be. so enemies are strong enough to get ill treated by officers of the governhim dismissed. ment. Mr. Walkerrelates a pathWashington, D. C., Sept. 191898. etic incident that came under his observation that is disgraceful in the extreme to the medic&l attend-ant- s CRITICAL at Chickamauga Park. One of his most intimate friends named Clarence Langly, also of Butte, a stalwart, handsome yoirng man of 19 years, was'stricken with typhoid fver at Chickamauga. He was ta ken to the hospital tent and placed under treatment. Mr, Walker on Hjveral occasions attempted toria-i- t SICK OR WELU.A RUSH his friend but was as often rejec ted,..One day he stole in onobserv in danger ed and went to the bedside of. the NIGHT AND DAY. young man and fouhdjrim dying there would be down beside him and Kneeling of Battle at the the Packers of raising his bead, he was horrified chew it) ready Santiago de Cuba were all to (who . find blows. mouth of his full s fiy fcffori Heroic Heroes. Their In Getting Ammunition and He sent for the surgeotx and when rescue : large enough to shovel Q n he Mr. Walker arrived to Saved the Front says ftatious O overcame him and he off of the the Day. Europe Spain O No. 3, struck him down. Fortunately he P. E. Butler, of pack-trai- n other chewing , tobacco the world O writing from Santiago de Cuba, on escaped arrest. All of the young C) united in men O are Wo allhad denouncing the dJrhoea'in more or less $&l6fft treatment received. Incompetence friends has ever had so O and was maniclaim, we landed had we when jobbery, and they brm, O no time to see a doctor, for it was fested on every hand in the treatO a case of rush and rush night and ment of the soldiers. They are not day to keep the troops supplied able to locate the responsible parwith ammunition and rations, but ties but belieye they can be found hanks to Chamberlains ..Colic, high in official ranks. Their food Oholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, was of the rankest kind, being WWW we were able to keep at work "and principally hardtack, pork and d sincerely beans. Sicknesaanddeathrsur-rounde- all the-tim- e -themwhile relieve, that at one critical . time this medicine was . the ' indirect they remained in that hot bed of SHOULD GALLAND saviour of our army, for if the pestilence, Chickamauga Park. ' MY FINE NEW LINE OF They got as far as the coast of packers had beeu unable- - to work here would have been no way of Porto Rico before peace was declargetting supplies to the front. There ed and their principal regret is that were no roads that a wagon train they were unable to see actual serThis is the time to purchase new CARPETS, and I have what vice. could use. My comrade and yu want, at the right price. the good fortune to lay in Mr. Hansen is glad to return but a supply of this medicine for onr will probably remain in Brigham all kinds, prices rack-trai- n before we left Tampa, for a few days only. He was quite Inspect my handsome H '' . sick time is now but at one and I know in four cases , it abso-fairly tures and beautify your.home-ltosul- t the times- Co. News. recovered. Boxelder life. saved utely The above letter was ; written to A Narrow Escape. he manufacturers of this medicine, Thankful words written by Mrs. Is universally recommended as the boss, wherever used. he 7 Chamberlain Medicine - Co., . Des Moines, Iowa. For eale by Ada E. Hart, of'GrotonpSr D. Was Caked with a had cold which , liter Bros. Drug Co. settled on my lungs; cough set in Log AX and finally .terminated in Con- OrrosiTE Tabernacles To Cure Constipation Forever. Four doctors gave me TakeCaacareta Candy Candy Cathar- sumption. I saying could live but a short tic. 10c. or 25c. If C. C. C. fan to eurej time. .1. refund I g4Te.BQy6elf.jup to ..my money. druggists Savior, determined if! could not Truth wears well. 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The ad ministration is, as a matter of rule, To Chicago or St. Louis Via Omaha or Kansas City, helping Quay to a certain extent, but Mr. McKinley wouldnt do any The set vice of the Union Pacific worryiog if Qnay was beaten, pro- via either route is the very best. vided, of course, that his successor The equipment consists of handwas Wanamaker or some other Re- some day coaches, Chair Cars, Pullpublican. Quay 'has made Mr. man Buffet and Drawing Room McKinley feel his power too often Sleepers, .Dining Cars ana Buffet him, and leaves it to be inferred 1 -- OT3ZD 1TI3LE3T. was aid him in his fight for Eruptions. If you are feeling weak He admits that the present is the Skin and worn out and do not have a healthy strongest fight ever put up against appearance you should try Ackers Blood n. . JOURNAL. LOGIN, UTAH Y -- What Hr. A- - E. Salter Says. Buffalo. N. Y. 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Wood side, Agent. Ce-o- p Grocery & Drug Co. . Tennessee Troops Parading on Fourth of July in San Francisco. Artesian Well at Camp Alger. . . .. Troops embarking on the China. Cast Iron Projectiles Shells 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, and 13 inches. , ' Boston Boys and General Gage. , Fourteenth U. 8. Regulars Drilling (Forming a hollow tquare) attba ' x .. Presidio, San Francisco. Eighth Ohio Leaving Camp Alger for Santiago. Hand to Hand Fight at Santiago. The Battle of the Wilderness, Va. Cadiz and View of Port. Heroic Dash of the 8eventyfirst New York Volunteers. Battle at Chapultepec. Battle of Vera Cruz. , Street of the Cross, San Juafi. ; Market Women of Porto Rico. , 'Jr Exchanging old Rifles for new. :.: t ' Arrival of Bread at Camp Alger. ' . . . Price to paid up JOURNAL subscribers cents each. r 12 and 12 I |