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The Washington bee., 1901-08-24
Cured.

NO." said the man in the mackin.
tosh, my wife doesn't give away any
of my old clothes or sell them TO the
ragman any more. I cured that habit,
effectuauy once"
How was that?" they asked him.
when found she had disposed OF
3 coat I hadn't worn for several weeks
I told her there was a letter in it she
had given me to mail the last time
had it on. And that was no lie, either,
he added, with deep satisfaetion.-Chi.
cARo Tribune.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-24
DR.. IERMAN RIESE0.
NewIy-EIeeted President of the He
public Of Chilli Is IA Moderate
Liberal in Politics.

Don Jerman RiescO, who has just
been elected president Of Chill, is what
is called in that country "a moderate
The Washington bee., 1901-08-24
Young rarmer Drive. Covw

Arthur Musgrove, a young farmer
residing near Findlay, O., created
considerable surprise recently by ap-
Pearing in one of Findlay's principal
streets driving COW hitched to q
light wagon, causing his steed to
navigate by giving continuous and
vigorous twists to her tail. Mus
grove met a friend. James Boyle,
near the city. Musgrove was driving
a horse and Boyle was. leading a COW.
a trade was struck and the men
swapped animals. Boyle led away
his horse and Musgreve decided he
would make the eov. draw him. He
hitched hsr up. but she wouldn't 90.
After az hours trials he tried the
trick With her that Grover worked
- ths British hSA. AEA1t woxks4.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-24
Happiness and Comfort.
Howard High School.

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The Washington bee., 1901-08-24

Everything in the Music line"
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GAS AND TR0U BILE.

While II Is true that we build up the
body from food, It Is also true that dit
ferent kinds OF food have different Ell
flcts On the body and produce diifer-
ent results.
For instance, It Is absolutely impos-
sible 10 live On white bread alone, for II
contains almost nothing but starch, ana
an excess OF white bread produces gas
and trouble in the intestlnes, while, al
the same time. the other elements re-
quired 10y the body 70 building up
brain ana nerve centers. as well as
muscular tissue, have been left out or
the white bread, and we zee from eN-
uerieucc The one trying TO live on white
bread alone gradually fails In mental
Gad nervous power as well as loss IN
muscle
eu,h diet could not be kept up long
without fatal rcIu!tg. A lady In Jack
ronyllle. Fla was crippled by an acct
dent two years ago Being without the
mower Of exercise an old stomach
trouble tiot was hers Tor vcers became
worse. aud # was q serious question
regarding food that she could digest
A physician put her on Grape Nuts
breakfast Food with some remarkable
results She says now that, not ony
IS she able 20 do a big days work, be.
cause Of the strength OF her brain and
nerves. but that she has finally thrown
auav her ciutchts because the MUSCLE,
Of her limbs have gradually grown
stronger since she began the use Of
Crane Nuts. oud now she is practically
wen and can 80 about without trouble,
Notwithstanding the fact that 1t was
said slo. would never be able 20 walk
again. So mu,h for eating the rlght
KIND % fo1L irstcad Of remaining an In
you1 ana cripple because Of the lack
of knowledge ~ the Kind Of food to use
to bring one bach TO health, Name CIV
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WHAT RAYNoR SAYS.

Baltimore Md, Dec l3.--lsador Ray
nor showed keen disappointment when
the findings OF the court OF inquiry
We're communicated TO him tonight. lie
announced that he would go to Wash
lngton as soon az his engagements viii
permit, probably Monday or Tuesday.
and he viii counsel Admiral Schley to
fight the case to finish by every APP
peal that Is possible.
In an interview he said 81 would
prefer now not TO say anything in con-
nection with the opinion ] think the
country will almost unanimously ac-
cept Admiral Dewey's judgment The
testimony was so overwhelming upon
almost every one OF the specifications
In favor OF Admiral Schlcy that | must
confess | am utterly at a loss 10 under
stand upon what facts or upon the evil
dence Of what witness the other two
members Of the court reached their con
clusion.
81 am absolutely satisfied that the
opinion OF the two judges Is az q total
variance with the opinion OF the coun-
try, and this will not by any means ter
inmate the controversy. | shan advise
the admiral to fight II 10 finish. TO
open Il by every appeal that Is possible,
congressional or otherwise. and be-
lieye that the sentiment OF the whole
country viii uphold him in his resolve
not TO let the judgment stand"
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CAPT. PARKER's VIEW.

New York Dec. li-Capt. Parker, OF
Admiral schley's counsel, was told ear
~ this morning Of the purport OF tine
two Schley reports lie said.
admiral Dewey, better than any
one else In the world. was qualified TO
fudge this case He "a the one man liv-
ine. besides Admiral Schley, who con-
Quoted n campaign and fought n battle
with modern ships. under modern con-
ditions. He probably found there was
a difference between theory and prac-
tice, and judged Schley In the light OF
his own experience. The two Other
members OF the court were high-mind-
ed men Of the highest character. ana
men who would not misjudge knowingly
or willingly. They never had the eX-
perience the admiral had had, and
probably did not see things IN the same
light as he did. We shall leave the mat
ter TO the judgment OF the people Of
the country, confident that in the just
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duty at night, two miles inside OF tn
line of vessels.

duty al night, two miles inside of the
line Of vessels.
BATTLE or JULY g.
The Spanish squadron was discovered
IN be I'm the entrance of Santiago har-
bar, steaming out about $3.50 a, M, July
3. 1898. The Brooklyn at that time was
heading to the westward OF north,
about G,300 yards southwest, three
quarters south from the MORO, which
was practically her blockadng posi-
ton.
Large vessels coming out Of the har-
Dor OF Santiago were obliged 10 head
about southwest by south and the
Spanish vessels, therefore, In steaming
out until clear Of the shoal to the west
ward, were Obliged TO head directly FOR
tho position of the Brooklyn, When
clear OF This shoal The Spanish vessels
turned in succession TO the westward
and took course nearly parallel TO the
land.
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~ DECLINES 10 LECTURE
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An attractive woman thilves on good
food and sunshine, with plenty OF eXer-
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It's beauty, When troubled with cos
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BONDS FURNISHED,

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Admiral Dewey was seen late tonight
and declined to make any statement
concerning the courts findings. lie
said that the court was not dissolved,
and that he was stil bound by his oath
to secrecy.
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TURN or THE BROOKLYN
TALK WITH HoDGsoN.

on July g. 1895 about the time the
Brooklyn began her turn 10 starhoard
u conversation regarding the proximity
OF the Texas took place between Com.
modore schley and Lieut., A. G. Hodg.
son,
Admiral Schley caused TO he publish
ed In daily paper letter addressed TO
him by Lieut. Commander A. c. Hodg.
son, dated June IT, 1899 IN which Lieut.
Commander Hodgson said The colo
guy published in the New York Sun
and alleged TO have taken place be-
tween you and me on the dav Of the
battle off Santiago, July 3, 1898 never
occurred"
Admiral Schley did not have publish
ed the other letters Of Lieut. Com
mander Hodgson In regard to this let
ter.
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MAJORITY OPINION.

The turn of the Brooklyn to star
board was made TO avoid getting her
INTO dangerous proximity to the Span
lsh vessels, The turn was made toward
the Texas and caused that vessel to
stop and back her engines to avoid pos
sible collision,
Admiral Schey aid injustice to
Lieut. Commander A. G. Hodgson in
publishing only a portion of the cor
respondents which passed between
them. u
Commodore Schley's conduct In con-
neclion with the events Of the Santiago
campaign prior to June 1, 1898. was
characterized by vacllation, diatorl-
ness and lack OF enterprise.
His official reports regarding the coal
supply and the coaiing facilities of the
lying squadron were Inaccurate and
misleading
HIS conduct during the battle 0f July
was selt-possessed, and he encour-
aged, In his own person. his subordi-
nate officers and men 10 fight courag-
eously.
GEORGE DEWEY,
Admiral Y. s ~, President
SAMUEL LEMLY,
Judge Acknowledgement u. S. ~
Judge-Advocate
DEWEY's OPINION.
In the opinion Of the undersigned the
passage from Key West to Cienfuegos
was made by the flying squadron with
all possible dispatch, Commodore
Schiey having in view the importance
of arriving off Cienfuegos with as much
coal as possible in the ships bunkcrs.
The blockade of Cienfuegus was ef-
fective
Commodore Schley, In permitting, the
steamer Adula to enter the port of
Cienfuegos, expected to obtain informa-
ton regarding the Spanish squadron
from her when she came out
The passage from Cienfuegos to a
point about twenty-five miles south Of
Santiago was made with as much die
patch as possible, while keeping The
squadron a unit
The blockade Of Santiago was effect
I've.
Commodore Schley was the senior Of
ficer of our squadron of Santiago whom
the Spanish squadron attempted Ia es-
cape ON the morning Of July Q, 1898
He was In absolute command and Is en-
titled 10 the credit due TO such com
handing officer for the glorious victory
which resulted in the total destruction
of the Spanish ships
GEORGE DEWEY,
Admiral L, s. n,
SAMUEL LEMLY
Judge Advocate,
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events Of the Santiago campaign, the
court recommends that no further pro-
ceedIngs be had in the premises.
GEORGE DEWEY.
Admiral T.. S. ~, President
SAMUEY LEMLY,
Judge General us. N,Judge-
Advocate.
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popular mind the findings Of Admiral
neNov will bo suefatpo1

Dewey will be sustained
Capt. Parker seemed almost as much
pleased that Admiral Dewey had
sustained Rear-s dmiral Schey
as u the court had been unani-
nous in the verdict that he Dewey
rendered
sCHLEH DECLINES TO LECTURE.
Washington Dec. 1i-Admlral
Schleys mail has been steadily CROWNS
lately since 1t became known that the
report of the court OF inquiry was APP
preaching completion He has received
q number OF offers to go on the lee
ture platform, To one proposition was
affixed a price OF $500 a night for leo
lures TO last forty nights. Admiral
schley politely declined this and all
other offers.
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BLOCKADE AT SANTIAGO.

The flying squadron dld not withdraw
at night from the entrance to Santiago
harbor TO a distance at sea. The block
ade was maintained at an average dis
lance of about six TO seven miles from
the harbor entrance during the day and
probably somewhat nearer during the
night. Two vessels performed picket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-14

department whether enemy Is there
Could not squadron and also Harvard
coal from Merrmac leeward OF Cape
Cruz, cuba, Gonalyes, Hayti channel or
Mole, Hayt2 The department viii send
coal Immediately 70 Mole l1ayti Re-
port without delay the situation at sam
tlago de Cuba -
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sCHLEY's ANSWER.

This dispatch was answered by Com
modore Schey about noon, May ", as
follows
Received dispatch Of May 20, deliv-
cred by Harvard off Santiago de cuba.
Merrlmac's engine is disabled and she
Is helpless; am Obliged to have her
toWed 10 Key West Have been abso-
lutely unable to coal the Texas, Mar
blehead, Vixen and Brooklyn from col-
lier, owing to very rough seas and
bOIsterOus weather since leaving Key
West Brooklyn Is the only one In
squadron having more than sufficient
coal to reach Key West Impossible 10
remain of Santiago in present state
Of coal account Of the squadron Not
possible to coal to leeward Of Cape
cruz In summer, owing to southwest
winds Harvard just reports TO me she
has only coal enough TO reach Jamaica
and she will proceed to Port Royal; also
reports only small vessels could coal al
Gonaiyes or Mole llayti. Minneapolis
has only coal enough TO reach Key
West and same Of Yale, which will tow
Merrlmac II Is TO be regretted THAI
the departments order cannot be obey
cd. earnestly as we have all strlven 10
that end. / am forced to return 10 Key
West via Yucatan passage for coal.
Can ascertain nothing Ineligible OF
enemy. Sent Eagle TO Port Antonio yes
terday, az she has only twenty-seven
tons on board viii leave st, Paul here,
viii require $500 tons OF coal at Key
West"
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cERvERA's FLEET.

The BROOKLYN stood toward the Span.
sh vessels with varying helm, fired
one shot from her forward turret, ~
3. 500 yards ranEe, which proved short
and then engaeed with her battery
when about 400 Yards distant from
the leading Spanish ship, the Teresa
the Brooklyn turned to starhoard with
her helm aport and continued 80 to
turn until she headed to the westward
parallel 10 the course Of the Spanish
ships. The commanding officer Of the
Brooklyn put the helm hard aport aud
at almost the instant Commodore
schley gave the order Hard aport'
TURN or THE BROOKLYN,
When the Brooltlyn's helm was put
hard auort the Teresa was about 400
wards 90 The enstword Of north from
the Brooklyn, the Nlscaya was to the
eastward OF The Teresa ana the Colon
was 20 the eastward Of the Viscaya.
When the Brooklyn completed the turn
and was heading to the westward, par
allel to course OF the Viecaya, the Via
caya and the Gallon were about 2.40O
yards 20 the northw0rd and westward
OF the BROOKLYN. The turn of the Brook.
Ign was toward the Texas I've Tex.
as stopped and backed her engines.
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WE TREAT
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Washington, Dec. 1S,--The most pro-
longed, interesting and important
naval tribunal ever held In this coun-
try came to close tolay having In
open and secret session lasted one
week short Of three months, when Secy,
Long was handed the findings
Of the court OF inquiry which inquired
into the conduct of Rear-Admlral
schley during the Santiago campaign
For seven weeks the court heard tes-
timony, and for fully month II de-
liberated upon that mass of evidence
finally reaching the conclusions an
nounced today.
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GEORGE DEWEY

Admiral IT, S, ~, President
SAMUEL LEMLY,
Judge Acknowledgement U. S, NJ
Judge Advocate.