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lected he would not press the matter,
whereupon Admiral Dewey remarked
you had better not ask that aues-
ton"
The incident was closed by the with
drawaI Of the question.
At this stage OF the proceedings capt.
Iemly introduced as part OF the record
two letters from Commodore Sohiey 90
Admiral Sampson, both dated May ~,
1909 the first saying that he was by
no means satisfied that the Spanish
souadron was not at Cienfuegos and
the second telling Of the information he
had received through the British
steamer Adula.
AN EXCITING INCIDENT.
somewhat exciting incident arose
between Judge-AdvOcate Lemly and
Mr.. Raynor. When Lieut. COM
mander stanton was excused Mr.
Raynor asked leave to present as EVIL
dence a supplementary chart prepared
by Lieut.. Dyson, OF the bureau OF
steam engineering. showing the speed
OF the vessels OF the dying squadron.
CAPT. Lemly objected on the ground
that this evidence was not pertinent NJ
vi" ~, s1 psvnor renlied mat n had been
oraad bet,veen counsel that ii should
eei,s ~ a,d be gnntod 10 introdnce
.e pSora ,ho testimony got loo far
ue'V - ne o,idence hearing upon
No. Soai snnnlv
Wv 10 oT,iy sald no hod witnesses
present and wished to proceed with the
'''A ASr,irai ncwev- what obiection is
,haro H''' -
Cant Lemly.-I do not think It Is the
limo m do II sir,
Admiral Dewey-The witnesses can
come down MU l, sho,,i IG', no ~, ,o i"
some reasou WIZ :. s d,,' w. ~ eo,,n'
now y ~ oVul'sss uve ~ 49, W.
SCI, Wnat pujee'Iyn IL, =,
want 10 knoN wv UpOI1 ,iO,i, % r.oa .
Mr' hagnor MY e,l.'tn sV'S ~, w -,
statement ayooinpanSms w ,'',n,
when capt Lenliy iis'n ~, naiu Nien
reference 10 Mr, hasnul is ~ my ~
cnrate N M Sta, .,oru - ~" vor vVSr
please. On me contrary, ne rs very ~
accurate. ne NOUS p'pe' yelo'e hi,i
ana ieaus Wnal - no' ", '""' P"P'i'
Ire mas repeatedly uuhv :" ,
lners M"s , rtppV ,a,
,rrousl WV 'Vo,n ~, ~" ,,ar. an' s's,Sf ~
Was llans anu s"i.'e ~ S ~ 'i's'N, s,.,
Ihlllhs Jol,eu u, "a ~ ~ !" e We" ~
tnut MI. hnyn9, ~ ~ aOosp, W. ~
,nsrh az ln.snseu w ~ svyT i''' ~,
rls lsos i,usnes W. he 'vb,e' ~. T"'tn
ne ulu sl'ious ,.s,ns' s"y ~ ~, ne
!, ntates ~ ou's'ue '"e VVu'' "'i say
IT c 20 ,"I Ter,,yt,ha s,o,os tho, o,,s,a.
Cap, .-V q. - ~ 500 e,"s v'is' Nv
tne oouh' " " aiiutnp . ii",W ~. /" ~
s.ayes i'"l '''e euu''' " 70 "'sh'' "i-
Poper' .>,,, .,..o,.
Ia IWlNiNt SNoFN'
While counsel were stlll talking hack
and forth az each other Admiral Dewey
rose and odninistered tho nath 10 th,
nexi witness I,ieut. Nathan q Twin
lng formey;1 ~ the batfIeshin iowa.
Ient TyyinIne's Testimony covered
,oints alre adv brought ont as 10 the siege
NJ CIenfnepos ana the bombarlment OF
mo i'ristohni rol~~ In the harbor at
"a n,lago an Nav q,
Wnen t,sur n'nins had concluded
and the court WA. about 20 adjourn
Nir Raynor arose and addressing The
cont ssid, ~ would like 70 cali the at
tenIion ~ Tho court Ia what consiGer
4 very dIsagreeable attack al the Judge.
4 avocate I have conducted myself with
nver ana over again In this cnse. The
The utmost degree az courtesy and no
lltenese II has moi oconrred once bur
Least little ohiecnon ihat comes In
hrlnps the mosf irrItable bumor nossi-
bio IN his nart An / AK AZ
mis-. He made statement
mo, ,hat we read things ia the
no,,r, riot d,d NOT exlst and ala not
read things thar ala exist Anv man
WITH snv degree OF sensIbllitv would
nl,iec, NJ thai and I do moi think NV
l,ro,her wants that statement ia %
IN Inc court They have tried the case
smnartiallv and fairly, There has been
NJ statement about their trial ~ the
case at ali bu, when I have read n re-
mort NOT thinking the last mart would