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were going on, and Col Answorth had rono
TO the theAtre hnillnc to inNestiyntn

heen disturbed. lie also contradicted other
Witnesses 10y saving that, everybody in the
I'm NJ insecurity q the bnlIlnF M had flrst
,Alu-rt L. Crosby. third Ioor clerk, was not
allowed to finish Ills testimony While he was
behind Col. Ainswortil's chair and said some.
thing In such loud voice that it brought
But Tie man was not S 10 o SSshed s sssp
ped forward and. standing behind md directly
over .,. Col Ainsworth, cried in voice trembling
You murdered my brother. and I'd like to
,i know what night yom have to sit here and In
There was n nom ents silence after this pas
sionaie ,outhurst, and then wild shout OF
chair, without even turning his head to see see
orns WSEo am Lieut. amis OF the poG
:. Mho is he Z" asked somo one;
The shouts o. the clerks con;
him out" we're the endorsement OF the accu-
saston sst o' ., BHnGs not some @ men were on tGeir
Kinswor,h was in q danger. e but sharp % words I
Before The witness was allowed to proceed
tho t the epsods tRni had
eou he sS hs o. o
the partis,, ,,as AGAINST whom /! was directed:
but simply make the suggestion that the
party most concerned should withdraw as a
party There is belief among many Of those
ti2n to witnesses There is feeling here
which does not break M out but which is never
ried on and therefore object to the presence
of any person who is likely to be blamed for
Loud applause followed Mr.. Warmers re-
marks. and DR.. Schaefrer whispered request
do so however. and m the Goroner @ turning turning to to
the Jury. said he had no right to exclude from
the heHr9g az h ANY Person who was likely to be
q dozen clerks that, they had been afraid TO
for the letter Of the Secretary @ % Of Var 10 81 0u'
Mr. i. Ross Perry. as the representative OF
on the subject and his first word was a signal
for the most exciting Incident Of the day.
Record and Pension Division. " started @ i the the
,.,sit down." he shouted. You are an out,
ISL downl"' Sit down" echoed his fellow
and his G we're everR paT .,
were on their feet trying to make speeches as
though public m meeting was being held. Al!
when the uproar had 1uietei somewhat he
appealed to the crowd to let him speak
fair Sppea bs to saS ySu as American citizens for
You didn't give us fair play" yelled an ex-
Old Butler Fitch kept crying. mo intimida-
Morgan Spencer Of bridgeport. Ala. an other
and not ON bona Gs arrested i0r murder
%ss .hSed rom a dU1cn ury
throats Every man In the, spectators. seats
Ss ssdas st a s1y oS him do ps and
cool and, collected Somebody said after the
uproar that his hand moved to his inside coat
seemed absolutely imm ovable. There was tho
1aintest suggestion Of a smile on his lips. Mr.,
A mad rush had jurt begun in the direction
and standing ON his chair, begged for order
The sight Of him sta93Iing there stopped the
take his seat, but the latter refused. and. rats
Ing bis voice. managed to make himself heard.
This utI eutbSe%t uS q feeine efs mus. be sup.
the law, but by the hand. Of fraternity: Jap
American citizens. and not to. stain the fair
name Of lthe glorious capital OF this repu bic.
l;p 1a;npeal TO you In tho name OF the Master who
bnEns 1 SEOWS snd fell Ied n9 Mr. Wsrnfs e
co SSse IL rsneis sf '1s
BE settled by cool heads %hsa R took hs
quickly adjourned the inquest until IL O'clock
The depaftmsnt Clerks stood about the hall,
talking excitedly over the incident. Col, Aims
side door connected with WIZARDS Hotel:
guaee Of the clerks eontnned on i the Sidewalk.
and finally old Butler Fitch mounted the en-.
naSn Ss
was adopted. and the clerks took possession
Smith THOMPSON, aged y years, who made
many bitter remarks against Col. Ainsworth
ana Jacob Frech In his testimony this morn;
bitter denunciatlons Of Col Ainswortl and OF
those who justified his course were INDUCED
son. ": N. sayre. d. Fitch Percy Won Monroe. e. and
Al. Al. Jarvis, was appointed to wait upon the
prssdsns and prpsst as"pst the
Col. Ainsworth pending the Investigation.
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.
The condition Of J. P: Mccormack Of, Wis
the, Ford Thoatre ira gedy oi last Friday re.
s9H eiSsss IN "d
monia. is reported to be about the same e'A A.
L. Aimes OF Iowa and r.. A. Smith OF Connecti-
fSt sms Is dst sssT o snsor rna Tssts Is OF s
improved that he will be conveyed to his home
The Court OF Inquiry. ordered on Saturday
evening BY Secretary Lamont, met this after.
noon in the room OF the Board OF Ordnance at
the War Department. and was called to order
by the senior officer. Brig. Gen; Casey Chief Of
ths army. as Recorder said that. as far as he
was concerned, he was ready to have tho court
organized. but that Col. Ainswortl. the officer
requesting tho establishments Of the court.was
unayoidably absent and would be kent away
until the inquest, now being conducted. was
concludod How long that would be Major
Davis could not say. but the court could not be
and exercised his privilege Of challenging the
personnel Of the court II he saw fit to do SO.
Gen. Bntcheider said that tho police au-
thorities lad ask Cd for Instructions as to the
romoynl OF the debris on the street that had
boon taken from tho building. orders having
been issued that 1t should not DO touched
until l the Court had examined It. 1t was de-
cided that this stuff could be- carted away. hut
Ten: Bntchelder in whose custody the build
within the building TO bo disturbed until alter
i IL t1.hd, hha been inspected by the Court. Gen
bhtcnelusr SAID no had issued positive orders
20 that effect. In view of the fn ct that nothing