The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-17

occurrence hl WHICH '-'',
pressed himself in very profane language
with reference to the men being SCI
of --- --- fools.
BUTLER AMUSED.
.., cor p,,ti,r u,se greatly
N' az .,,,.,tio, 80 bts nrof,nity
49, s.,,,d a. cvcitc bis rieibuifios
t..1 49, ur,tcr r.v
...i, rot,,rr and c,eo tbo mind
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5,d ,ot roc,u tho exact term which was
rsed bv Major Butler
Major p. T.. scruges, of the Third Nir
p.nia said that hc heard Major Ihiicr
tcI col. Nallc that boz bad been surprised
and mortified 10 hnl no disturbance ln
camp. and laughed very heartily over
thc matter. Major Butler said that be
would return and diaabusc the General
mind ln IBIS testimony saturday MAJOR
Butler said that Doc did NOT recall that
Doc bad made the settlement that he
would hurry back 20 relieve h.s father s.
mind.
GEN. Butt ER ASKS QUESTIONS.
While Sergeant Taylor was being OK
ammcd. Gen Butlcr ked several qucs-
N0ns designed to bring out the idoa That
Major Butler would have naturally enc
tered camp on the opposite side of tho
camp from which the disturbance oc-
CURED.
Counsel Tor COZ. Nalc concluded th,H
testimony Win MAJOR S,iushs. l1,eoIu,i
Summci"Il elh',n 'hal ne H'u 'i' Hi'".
aufcmrnis Wni.h Wouiu "e l,u y" u''N 40
l,sllmouy' M-13l W. 80 ie''' -. '.. '3"
oI iAe 1'n'I'i' ""s l''ll',u' W"'
eN "h"l Hi' u'ann'I ",e DC," .l
W '"' 80 s,,,.
DoL N1",' h. s"iu '' We Wa one ,,ot or n
i'i i"'.s a." IIf Us l'.' N'NN t" AAAtA "a 't"N ~
TIE MAJORS LAUGH.
lfc ala not think DE laughed very
heartily but might have smiled when
ho remarked that be bad expected TO
find % riot. I'm reply 10 further question
hc said he was duly impressed with inc
seriousness of his mission II iheIe haa
been trouble. From what MAJOR WtIsnl
told him ana remark made as me- leit
Col. NalIos tent-' llid they eaten hlln
he thought the trouble might De ser
ious one but ne sd" mo- disiur nance' .i..',
nc i'u'e Ho ',Vh I' 80 -. ,,.
I.s camp was 'io'a" '''0 ,S'.,- 3s' ~ ~ ,i,.
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MIR HAMILTON ABSENT.
AZ the conclusion of Major Buffers
testimony a letier was read FORM MI'
Hamilton, ~ counsel Tor colonel NalIe.
stating that he was TOO hl To take part
m the proceedings to-day. but that IBIS
physician said he would Doe able 10 come
out tomorrow. lie said Dee wished 60
speak ON the case and asked, if possible.
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,ore
nA.crrr. ARRIVES
Aro,nept v,Oi becin at l9 O'Clock to-
marrow morning
senator Daniel arrived az Dunn L0rinc
ON tAe noon train To-day. he was rather
uot-comrnittal as 20 the object of his
wish General Butler WAS - the station
,..,t,i,, t,. trgin for washington. They
met. but the greeting appeared rather
formal In the onlookers. although. of
rofir4o. e..h was very civil.
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THE CHIEF ACTOR.
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