The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-13
A SUMMONS FOR SAMPSON.
Called 10 Appear Before the SChley
Court of Enquiry.


IN" He7uit Of Judge Ah'"cnte Lem
Correspondence WIN WIS
H''''l i'>""-si'''"A'> 10 nc iN''N"il''"
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\ summons for Rear Admiral Sampson
to appear as q witness before the Schl,y
! Court Of Enquiry was sent to him by
judge Advocate LcmIy last night This
indicates that the Judge Advocate has in
formation that Admiral Sampson will be
. able to appear. He has been in CORE
! spoudence with Mrs. Sampson in regard
to the admiraTs condition.
I Admiral Dewey teIephoncd to Admiral
I Scnlcy's counsel from his country place
TODAY that the Court of Enquiry would
I re-assemrIc OF the Navy Yard on Mon
. day morning at II O'Clock This indicates
I that the Navy Department mas found an
officer to fake tb. plrca or Re,r Admiral
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( service on the Court. after having been
/ challenged by Admiral SChley.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy.
F,raDL, W f4a,lyatt t4,is ,,,,,-,i-,, ,i.,.lf,.5
- '''iNe d statement III 'eE''iu 10 'he 'p-
continent OF member or the Schiey
Court of Enquiry to succeed Rear Admiral
/ IL l.. Howison who was Yesterday re-
rio,-a5 from, ,5,,t,.
'i' "o' "'l"s l"'e''i'"en ''uaS'
said Mr.. Hackett- Il can think of but
one thing at time. 1 am too much per
turhed over the condition Of the President
this r,.rrir,,- -, M. at1, IN tt5,1, of o,,,,
49,
INNS e4'e'
MI Hackett declined TO either confirm
! or deny the report that Rear Admiral
! Joseph Miller las been asked to fin the
-. ,.,. "a. o., 20 - =. -
''i' 'i''' al NIL
/ Ter has been requested to serve as one Of
4 The SchIev Court Judges
J Admiral Nfi,l.. 49,, nd. ID, roo, ~ ,,,,f,,
go 49,. ., -
- "a. '' ,.. 80 w. P'ags' On IHe
,;-.3....l- 90 - OS dss
4" 49, "heh ne was captain or the Ten
s li'sS''P on the N'Ith Atlantic
O ''' an VI u'i vas lSs"ed lhat the
~ IN "I Nsz'.S S"o''u 'e required TO
-. '''-'i 'S'-7 i'''' H'iile ports without
/ az SUNS i".' N'" 10TH il1Inof Miller
/ - - pi'o' III 'Iula1l'u OF the order OF
. i'i VINO" H7 was ue-
I "' 'llS 7''I g''iiy Oh lhe Navy
~ T. MANNER ana was succeeded by
D'.'- i''''ft H. bTaotoru- miller was
I ~ uu'S III coil-ec'ioh with the
Jtahette court OF Enquiry. in October
~ Els was one Of the most celebrated
I.1' VA 'll"iS lh the history OK the United
7'a.'S ->@ty- AAhiTaI Miller Is said 70
| %, 'llo- o1sHiS iailI!Idr with the procedure
"a 'lie curt OF Enquiry
] -,l-ii-le al Nl.i'F "as born al Springfield
/ o'--'' NV 'i''Htf =. IAoD' ana Is therefore
I 80 -"E' years OF age lie served with
/ ,.'z 'l'lS't,H curing lhe civil war. being on
1 ~ ''IN'''"s S4udtIoh OF me Norm Al
--'''.1 meet ne '2oh part j" the engage
mem on the uhlted states ship Cam
/ nus win I-Ie AirITlilac IN Hampton
! N'a"S' 14aIth 3 80 He was commits
| aI""eu lieutenant commander July lsG2.
oo''liila'lceT January -. la'v' captain May
/ -, i,'i' coiiil1doTe ApTI 10, 1891 from
/ 49, ''' "1lS inc" ,'iSeu 10 MS present
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- IL Cile city To-Day OF Ad-
"a. - o. - o"el' fI,7ldeHt OF Inc Naval
! -l'"e Dual u ana the RANKING rear al
! ~ % % 'iT navy G" 'he actlfe list. WAS
'S"' 10 nave some possible bearing on
1i-l 'e"'5' D"uI1 l. DuI Ihat oihcer when
/ anticipated being appointed to succeed
!