Show WORSHIRS OF ALGER E wled Pingree Down and Made a Ludicrous Blunder Cincinnati 0 Sept 7During the G A R campfire at Music hail tonight Governor Gover-nor Pingee was hissed and hooted off the I stage becduse of his criticism of the management man-agement of the SpanishAmerican war I He cited several cases of abuse and suffer lag duo to the delay of red tape and became be-came very vehement in denunciation of formalities at the sacrifice of comfort I health and hunian life After citing a particular case of bad management in the distributhon of disinfectants disin-fectants Governor Pingree said If See retary Alger but Governor Pingree never finished that sentence A voice in the audience cried Hurrah for Algerl The cry was taken up in a boisterous chorus The governor attempted repeatedly repeat-edly to proceed hut the audience refused to listen to another word The three words if Secretary Alger had left z wroug impression The audience interpreted inter-preted these three words to be the begin fling of a strain of censure and criticismS and absolutely refused to let the speaker proceed Chairman 3lehish made repeated attempts at-tempts to quell the disturbance but those who started the racket persisted in keeping keep-ing it up The governor then retired Governor Pingree was readIng his speech rota manuscript and had proceeded but a short way with the document when h was cut off by the noisy and uncontrolable interruption After the governor had left and ciutet had been restored Chairman Melish finished fin-ished The sentence which the audience had refused to permit the governor to read It Secretary Alger had been given lull power such things would never have hap peaded The transforarntion of the audience au-dience was then humlilatingiy complete te all who were present The hisses of do rislon were tuiaed into cheers ano repeat d calls for Governor Pingree but ho had left the hail and refused to return Chairman Melish Ia a very approriato speech expressed his regrets for the mis understandlng and proceeded with the programme After this treatment of Governor Pin gvee the succeeding speeches had a most attentve odieace Governor Bushnell o Ohio was the nect speaker nd he stepped forward wavieg alittlo flag and eulQgized President Mc 1ClnlCy aui l hiscabiiel and the success fiul nifinagement of the war in the highest ermr His remarks brought forth re qilent applause Coxnnader inChie Go1in made a very eloqeruaddtts onthe purposes of the Grand Atthy and lie was aiiotit to livo tile plalotpivas piercnttd withan eiogant oldwntcluitdd chaiflP lis sur vllnlrcsnfrhdc of tht od1tfrlyflfth PennsylvanIa regiment of younteers Tb other uditesses weo by General 4 S IThrst of Chullicothe 0 iuid by Hoit Fraak Bruner apInln in chiel of thus I V is 1 1S S |