The sun., 1901-10-05
SCHLEY SAID, DAMN The TEXAS
Corgased .rom F,rsi Pagc
To-uierrow mcraius Mr Hods-

originally lo-iti@rfrw mcfmug hr Hodg-
son will rcsuIDc tie @itnoss- stand.
RAYNFR wANTs ss,wsoS suMMGSED.
But MIR Hodgsoris Irsiimony was no'
the only sensation ~, tl.l inycsi igatiou 20
day. The oth"r W. furnished w ~"
demand Of Mr Bavherun J,ldgs Advocate
Iemly tia, Admiral s<nrsun ~ summoned
as a witne-- for Ad'uitd r'llry. This inci-
dent grew ou' of a sis1'hrFy trivial matter
sampson had saidiA sflrv 10 fhe 'nrar
Schlsy- letter. nirr-ts; r should develop
that tha~c ,s-s.i- ne spanish or" az
Santiago. We Cpuid iuol Assemble IN that
port the ship- best suited t"f ,hc purI'u-''
and completely blockade I. im'l vr
then rec,iV" mon" positive inforuis
ton We sllall CpItluue 80 huht
both Havana aRd Sanua-r.' aud IN send
ing ,his bttrt ~ de- S-sd!si Schlel had
insert ed NJ a mott. over fis hiitial- -rhi~
evidently shmiid 10 Uieli sstos.' viii
refercnc,. Ia tie Ia. Quoted word Of San..
son's ln reading the Dear Schks~ l'tt-r
to-day ir"in tie '-,pE "l it Int u, ~"
Senate by Admiral S'hlrN, Nj haNhcr
spoke Of tie u-e 81 'Sdutiiu.o' go a iuie-
print. Capt. isu..y r~-"u,,d ihi-, saying
thai Admiral ssrhsy'- ~'ni"r c",tn~"l was
constantly ChaI ginl. srTor> "a IsoN't tunieii
documents and dchviug aft"rwafd that
I've had. aud he read a., press cnIy OF the
.Dear Schlpv- original tu show that u
read "a given above. aud furthri mui"
that the punctuation h9ds bssn changed
IN the copy ..It to th" S''iiat'. So ~ Ia mak"
II read .....-. Iii
,nli W. ''''''i III ,,',,',,,'','' -, n,ld
n,Io,iil.i' ihI.'. '',, ,a IJa LA ,hat this
punctuation changed the meaning oi ~"
sentencc which. a. sampson wrote q clearly
meant Santiago. although II did not chang"
a.. - 90. 4 ,SL,, - nj 1Y.nfu.yos
n, NJ 'np 1,,i't m a., lad AM, uurt,,-.
~, ,' ,,n,ss,,i,,, ,ha, tL.. JntIg. Adyorar or
90, Ho,syn,nast of,,riaI had attempted
a. 'falsifv the record but he resented Capt
Iemiv's remarks about the changed punctu-
atoms
FL 1T il an hnpnt alton upon Admiral
Schlpy- he exclaimed. -and cannot per
init that impltcation ~ rr-' without sum
noning the authority for tho dcsnaich.
sYol have been told thar auy witness
YOU ask for viii w. rfninloned, rriorted
the Judge Advocate -. I
Then i-sue "a suinuln Rs far Admira Nainp-
son Mr. hayuer hurled harA,
When Court adjourned Capt lanly,
taking Nj Ravnef al his word directed
his clerk To put Admiral Ssinp~ons name
ON Admiral Schtey's list of witnesses When
asked by THE Srs reporier as Ia his un-
derstanding OF what Mr. Hhyner meant,
Capt Lemly siid. augnnEN. ahder-
siaud II to lie a reconnaissance and not
bomha rdment.F ah eNlSuui lht a.
Admiral Schleys cons-htbon hat tho hriig
,n the Colon was mer-,y a -reconnotssAnce,
and an indluatsin that iald DinN
regarded Mr. Rayner's calI for Admral
Sampson ~ a, witness a. fnldr for effect
only Cant lsiniy said that none OF tie
illnesses for Admiral Scltey had p"rr
summoned. and IL was for 'hat otiiccrs
counsel 10 say when tAev sbOnld L. ana
whether all on the liss Would IT, Required
MIR Rayner said after Adjournment thai
he stood Oy tue Statement he made IN conri
In calling ON the .Iudgc Ad'oHt" To sum
mon Admiral sanpson.
LIEUT. HoposoS CALLED.
.C.u tI,dss,, said can, Ianlv m a
az $50 ~, hs,a, iis,,n,.r l,' ,broIIyL
~ III ~, I,S, in which tbr ."urt holds r.
w ,e 80 .cd evc,yI,o,Iv turned 10 watch
s',,., 80 %, ,Sss ,nuch -,nik a--of WI
the ehiIahcr II, n IT. Itl,, ao,Sn de- l"ng
@ ~, ~ ,I,. ,.i,,oss go, "a the bar ni
,ha' ,r, ~. c,hn.- hound sword danylin.
y. ~ IL and nerN,onsly pulled of Tho
,.i,r .,InI'c fr,n, his righ; bai,d "a M. stood
"u"' s'.l. .,i..t n,,,.a,s ~ beld ,,,, Ia
w.. 49,, ,h H' RihI, an which witnesses ar.
mn t"e W." NJ Wndgson sat down
sh., -, r,,om bscsre y.ry oui.t. So
~, - ,ac, Thai IL was evident that
tNeryUIis ia hesn ca,,s,d hy The an
,,.-rs,,'' ~, ,hs witness died away a. sud-
L.,,,i,, ~ 4, had t.eg,In
Cant Iemly examined Lieut. Hodgson
To the preliminary questions he said he
wa the executive offiCrr OF the baitle-hip
Indiana. wa- now stationed at the New
York Navy Yard and throughout tho re-
cen, war had served a. navigator on the
flagship BROOKLYN Without any waste
nf time Capt Iamlv bTOrgh tho attention
Of the witness Ia the battle With terVerR'S
fleet In giving his testimony Mr. Hodgson
was perceptibty nervous. When be- took
up a typewrliten paper 10 road from II
his hand shook A. VIOLENTLY that the sheets
. ratified Six fe.t away Admiral Schley
sat. He was nervous. too.
During that part of AIR Hodgson's testi-
mony relating 10 the collouuy on the Brook
Ivn's bridga the admiral leaned back Ia