The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-07
REMARKABLE TRIAL
REACHES ITS CLIMAX
Chief Counsel for Admiral SChIey Concludes
His Brilliant Argument With
Eloquent PerOratiOn
is CONGRATULATED BY DEWEY

Washington, Nov, 6.-The climax of the
this afternoon when Mr.. Raynor. the chief CT
Guided a brilliant argument of over tn rec hou
uent and impassioned that all within the sou
ly touched.
This remarkable trial." he said, "sought
brought to a successful termination as great c
won" In vivid colors he painted the picture
dore Schley on the bridge fighting the entire
appeared out of the smoke 1.-THE thu nders o.
ears of his countrymen," he said reused a
He pictured the victorious sailor, suff erlng a.
long years, while the fires of persecu tion lea
awaiting the hour of his vindicaton in the
"And when it comes" he conclud ed, me
position that he occupies, look down upon MI
with excellent pride exclaim: Il care not Tor
of drawing and ciques, and the poison
await under the guidance Of Divine Provide
The scene in the court room as he finished
ing. The attendance had been large III day {
lady had tainted from excitement. AS Mr.. Ra
miral Schey, those in the audience, many OF
ward in their seats The spell of his ratory "
described the Admirals gallant deeds and the
had been subjected many of them broke dow
The members of the court displayed evide
Schley himself plainly n owed. He sat-
behind his head. His chin twitched and as hi
to await the verdict of posterity, two big tea
moved uneasily to conceal his emotion and un
his glasses, brushed the tears aside
For fully 80 seconds after Mr.. Raynor Gle
Then the tension broke in a loud burst of aI
about half a minute, arose to remind the spec
ton was out of place A moment after ward tn
od--oao4o lo.15..t1 80 ~ oo,,Id 80 vyau on
'oo@'e pieooiAe 'ii0' nc ~
Then another remarkable thing ma ppeheu
entire audience surged forward TO sh axe the
Mr. Raynor But the oncoming specta tors fell
Admiral Dewey and his two associates move al
mon impulse and congratulate Admiral Schley
the Judge Advocate, also came forward 10 Joi
the public had it's inning and for Is m inutes a
miral Schley and Mr.. Raynor were kept busy
Mr. Ravnor,s are,irnent TODAY con sumed
rent for balf an hour at the opening which
connsaI ocrunied in concluding Mr. Raynor
h., one reser11ine those reIatine to fine retrogr
G. co. &C he ,,7ae abIe 70 do so he use the
i+ n[as ~ move bie contentious 18th rega
r,b;oI, he discnssed Win Greater serio usness
t;on- ~ odd,1oaI T., iuetifcation NOT only all
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itI 1T IT, ? 1iso.a+io, IN carrvjne ont instru
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reaistF, ,f1I,ss xol1o seemed IA contra dict his
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TTood Potts aud Tr;efol he held nm to ridicult
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Capt. Lemley viii begin the Closing aTsum
court Will not hold session. toIhoIfo" mo- mn
Washington, Nov. 6.-Admiral Dewey at tnat
announced nrivately today that there of view
would he NO morning session. of the selves
court tomorrow Mrs Dewey has been circum'
indisposed recently and the admiral what 1t
will devote the forenoon tomorrow to Dtscu
,,anoovino her from their home in the known
tuhurbe to their civ residence Raynol
Cont Parlxer talked for % minutes ton co
a,,d Voc folioyved NV Mr. Ravnor He incumt
Taaintained that the blockade of San remain
tiago was effective He defended Com was thu
,onSore SobIey,s Reconnaissance of Nav it did
II saving he had acted wisely in deter than