The silver star. (Dolores, Colo.) 1897-1901, 1899-08-04

President Mckinley. accompanied by
Mrs. Mckinley and their neice, Miss
Sarah Deacon. have gone to Lake
Chsmplain 10 spend several weeks.
Lieutenant Colonel Plummer. who Is
organizing the rhirty-fourth infantry.
telegrapheSi the War Department that
q number Of men from the Second Or
eSon regiment desired TO enlist in the
regiment and return 10 the Philippines
il they can b. granted thirty days fur
Tough. The furloush has been author
iEed by the War Department 10 such
men as desire TO enlist.
President Mckinley will give re
ception TO Admiral Dewey at the White
House when the latter arrives in Wash
inytcn. Later on. the expectation is
that dinner also will be given 10 the
admiral At the White House and this.
following the custom dinner, Will be
feStivity Of some elaboration The
Vice President and Mrs. Hobart. men,
hers Of the Cabinet and their wives,
and some others will H. invited. The
admiral is expected 10 come to Wash
ington soon after reaching New York.
Secretary Long says that the post
which Dewey is 10 I'LL on his return
TO Washington has not Yet been Sc
lected and that no decision will be
made uptil the admirals wishes have
been consulted. II is certain, how
ever. that the admiral will remain at
Washington. probably At the head of
some important hoard. 4 hoard of i'll
Spection and survey has been suggest.
ed. Should board OF aduirals be
the result Of the proposed reorganiza-
ton OF the mechanical bureaus OF the
department, Dewey will be the head
OF that.
Information from the Klondike up TO
June 10th has rcacheti the State De
partment from United States Consul
NcCeok at Dawson. The consul says
that Sl0esosp instead Of S.o.ossOsp
In gold will cover the gold product for
the last twelve months and adds that
reports from Alaska Indicate that NOR
gold will h. found there than ever will
come out OF the kleniike. Typhoid
has broken ont six weeks earlier than
last yeSr. and there are several hue
drsi destitute persons in Dawson with
GU, means 70 get cut The gambling
fraternity is reapinc 4 rich harvest
SECRETARY Alcer> experience since en-
terias the Cabinet has been very bitter
he has Nsacn as>Sils~i and criticised
more ;hSn Sry cf His e,ailea CUES, and
WAS tezNc>i 70 take the hruni ~ all the
assaults upon The admins ration. He
: very sensitive. II fne nerves and
Mind temperament and lie has sui
ferSi kesniy. Mrs. Alser has also felt
the bitter Srrai-nmsut OF her husband
and Is said - b. bordering OF nervous
prostration. She has h-aSu urgent in
her appeals 10 the Secoeisry 10 retire.
bur he WAS teiu,ie,t with the idea thar
he could dshs down the OPPOSITION
and c,on>tsteutly protested that he
would not reii-e under ire
The head az 81 Johns COLLEGE.
known Is Brother Fab-ican has been
,.eQss>sAi snd Ordered 20 p-ss>ent himself
q the Council % Christian B-o.her> at
Pans The order was issued by Broth
~ Gabriel Marie. the superior
general O. the order. b-ssr>s ~ s ccu-
t7oversy over tn teaching 81 CLASSICS
by the h-v-hS-> IN ~ United States.
RrOther FSh-icsa i the ninth rnemhs-
- the hrVIh-rhoo-i who has been o.
darSa from tes United States On sc
eouE, ~ thz->ss dlreEs1ce>. He : said
70 hSve tn Friendship q Cardinal Gin-
eo1s AID M<r- NSryiaeni who L Is
stated VIII e1sie1yo- u have him ~
turned 20 Washington 0n secoun, a.
his high standing a teacher.
1t has devsicp.,i that Governor
Roosevelt VINE = lett.- 70 Cabinet
orfNcSr s >,-s-r time $50 urging the ~
'ireni.-u; q General Al-er. that G,e1sr-
Al otis - s,lisvg,i % H. Command in
N, Philippines sni that General
Brooke shcuid - >ise,s..ia.i a. nils
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