The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

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M Ravrar read -r. 4.e-.tgb which is /
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iiie lear StHi'E itll'I- anu san. H-
Court viii see that that proceeds upon the |
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He then went on to argue that Samp-
sons intention clearly was that Schlvy
should mold ms force on tleHi ne E'S- even
II Jne spanish squadron ha' PUT m ~ /
SdhuaSo- Jhat sampson hentN'd JnaI II
w. ooultS l" S't"t lW i,lllo' 80, "S II
had supplies and munitions Of war for
havana. ana lhat X would seek tlehIue-
COS, as lhaI port connected Win the u
ban Capital hv rail. and that therefore
Cientueg's should be held under the
pToodollly th3t CtrNtI4 "ouid come
there, ana Jh4l lhere Schley MoulI en-
Svu',t MN lt ~ -.D pam 80 $500 $500,
dent Tor idrJhgE argument MI t1aFieI
saId mat MhaL lnt aulhoI on JnaI ut g
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nave meant was Tor SchiSE 70 he'd az
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feet was not there lherei9re. SAID MI
Ray ner- Admiral Schley on Nay = aDSo-
lult ~ ,oDS4tt llltL "Lut .. mere WASH
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Nc" on me "a on NAY: ht Coulliueu,
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the sigma HEnls appeared ON (he night
OF lle "a or 20. or Nll-A me liiiee cav
a-Is men were seen IlulllE aloi!E the sHoIt-
on the "a or MAY comes the despatch
10 = ~ nat Is mat Let us see j nat
despatch says: Spanish ships possibly at
santiago four ships and three torpedo
bodtS. II YOU are SaJSltt that they are
not al CleniHe Cos. etc Now lea us see
what occurred ON the sd We have lost
slghL OF an important event which took
place on that day. or at least. my broth
eTs nave not attached the Importance 20
II that attach 20 IL. that Is the sending
In of the AdulI. the British steamer.
Now before I take up that matter I want
e say some thing about despatch No. s.
That despatch was an order 90 proceed
TO Santiago. provided the Spanish fleet
was not IN Santiago We might as wei
couple the MCCa'la memorandum with
despatch No. The Hawk brought No.
s and the Hawk brought the NcCalla
memorandum Look at the McCaIla mem
Orandum for a moment There is not
word in that memoranda or that can
be wrung ont Of that despatch under any
construction you may put upon it. show
H.Ha.nHn
were any Insurgents in the uaiEhh1-hnad
Of CieufU-Ecs with whom Commodore
SchIey could have communicated Ii isa
most ambiguous document IL never was
intended in the first place for Commodore
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what vras H.. ms. ~ n T7ar,or,r5fr,,,
Of this kind for Commodore Schiey2 II
says a good landing place for troops has
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no use 10 Corumodore SchIey: ne had no
troops 70 land Il tells about some four
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doesn't 40 anything Of tbe Kind T-boee
fustrTlctirrs vent Win 5asr,af-F 10 4 NJ
friend sraaks a. n s's n IL we've an fuda-
pendent document. In was not. What on
closed instrUctions2 no 50 What was
No. s? Whv that he should MOI 14sJe
Cicnfuep0S until he u-as qarfeffsd rIror me
Syanisb feet vra- not thor TTt,esa in
strrctiOus dfd nor rerr7ff bir, 10 Iaay-r
Cfaufueeos ,1rriI no yras "a listed thar the
enemy WAS not tbera Nov- 7 want 20
call attention 40 e0rnetb hing r,ect1riar
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Mr.. R2yEer then read despatch No &
There is a rumOr By wav OF Havana that
tbe Srarfer aaet has ,vrf,-a7 AZ S,,t5-
ago" etc Notwithstanding that r1Irnor -
continued Mr.. Rayner. and il was
nothing more than rumor, and it was
received on the 18th. now comes a de-
spatch written on the 21th, the following
day, telling Commodore Schley TO hold c.
enfuegOs. The Court viii see how much
credIbllity the commandments placed
upon this TumCr. Lieutenant Stanton
has testified that this rum1r was receiy-
ed on the evening of the 18th ] want 10
show how uncertain the whole situation
was
Commodore Scniey was supposed t1
know things that nobody else on earth
was able 70 ind out. The Hawk left on
the Llst II there was certainty that