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I'm 'p,. hunt" and rr aS ;r,s u ma'ui.'u t.Ni
some I my htttot skilled raaym't"S d'int >idc 10
O. g,a.tn" 80. ,ntAr style re i.' "Nofthr'n
Srn N.-U' can even remember - my '''t sister
siding U,uyhunt" Uc'N g.oruc'" 'ust, hum?-
-ncl, r%.npus" belly ba,t'f' 'tc. ,vhHr'" ''u'
ct" a. ar- al ven Ne l.t ave n, pace IN IN,
Joc,'usr ~ the cent?. ,rtw,'tcr>. particularly
tnoS, .,Iusuu TIC '7u,au' i'e ,rHn
ls.i ou.N ra' Hrv r.N'h.nt.' 'ut -
sa'ir uUI o.. ulG v,, toe .r,.i" 'ut th- rp7,
auI mi',r ru.Hl t.,p '... aul On" ,',ir tp'' To,
dcp ,Y''r. rp-' t'o. .,'~. Nrc' l. \ 0.
M~uuIur.oN. ,nru '.' 20
To rur lulrui "a lur N'N-Sr Irli} sb'
a ~, a, sure - Ni-
I,,u nee ue toy, nov A. >lsud'0g IN = rcr ~
tor . IN. uUl ore. two. three. or We 60 .n''r.
CUTTERS" 'ih IlNlN'
= s. WHO remembers It. old straw nNu'
Srw NuKR. Jan. TO-
orurTur,Hor 1nESuN- So Out'n Ct'srs
colu,y shcn l rois aaNuniiI We went %elSwtN'h.'
rAvl NJ ,1suER.
Gir>s rNiS. y =, Sans
70 rrr ru.rop or .ur sr~ So In N.~
loraon. conn. Pie ~ 10 ~ running and thriving
,olr,rf NJ urr Mp uu ~ s'd NSS called y,tstr.
never r,aI .ri te tenn Wa derived from NE name
Nv Work We 30 \tN lorlun odd lt,'l lu-
c..ra. aud ~. also ,Ha Beach uo Instead Of iHHd,
l-r,uSr Too old ,t.s = CO. '''w't ',cd rtthe l"sca.
i.,, urr w., u,ci Co side v'h he less Sncf
w ~: 20 ''c t'" :-''' 81
MN luNu.,. ,u'r. IAN. 'u
rprrr N'I.uu nr. roo $40 50 A'nr ~
Va. asrrl Jog t.r,c 'oa', tr fastest 'si vr'n .
w,S Vr ,uiya ,,s.,'s oouui'l lad 10 one u'its l'ig-
ci ,rI..H, 90 Nt,,-,' l,'tt> a 'os. com ti'nI 'n 'r'st
urbu tAt ,.rl,,.,ar 90 uaNun. uv't' nii' NIX
,n.fr tf., that Wv ou.s'ig ,,s's S'rc spttt snd
among 49, ..u,n ular . w' cor ranIonS tl'fe Vus
,-.av, ..l 49,, section 81 l'e ,o,u'T'.
SUCH terms hs lrUN nUm,S ucll' st A.. ss
nv, national TIC, ur local Belly suts We
tur ten = ,Iar.uu ussgr a. my sr'p~.ta aCt'rsf
the anal hGrr q Np .rvS0 g. uo,' WHO had ,'ts
frrre4 'n aue. h.mp, ant BELLY whacES
NrA -, ..' 600 D.',UunN would lac 70 'h
WAT 80. t.e cur r1r o} To- Wa'r a to, At'ae 10
get . t.f,,ur Ny O.f, vNs 10 IT, meaning,
,.vpr,,. tl.tH 30 'sH.d C. iain mt 80 I.i"
4, ur. So. fr s.... 10 rH 40. Atut" - - "frt
tenn. y ans. vr- t...' '..tc double fnit"-
,t..tt, r.,Y,. ur t.,, ..,l o. d''.''t' 90 40
,.a, so &c I.st .ru'.i = no''n
I.rrH NJ. nr'' M'>'"E
runoE'NN .Su
r.r.. Tur.s.l r.N 60 - '''' I"
n.u,t w.rr ,t.a,.i, u," nF '' n'
|. n D. N.... &C."
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HYOMEI 4, sold ny All druggists or
sent iy mail. Comp ct" outfits 800.
TRIAL outfits @1c. \ five DAYS treat
mrut will bo sent free 10 any sufferer ON
application.
Inc x. 7. Booth Co., Ithaca, NY.
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To- Hl .i. '""| '"' ~ ~ nv ''
IN. NJ "a" $40 c.'' III D h'f '" ''
Yemen b 0 me sage 10 ''"' ' '' $40" ''"' We
Nahe \n'i|r''N c''"' 80 D >' "" w.
t.''H'n' NN''" west Toy " '' '"P >i''s'
WIZ '"t' N''.S '"' ' '."' ."' '"' !" 80.
b N N''f omen '"'" 'b' 'i'"tS'' ~" '' a '''" '
nv " ~ 'nA" gus ''"''.N"''t D" I.'' '>''''''.
~ '' &c" N-F ''"" we '' N.''''NN >'l VIC
"tr ueNi" ~ 'el ""'' '''' WAT posi- Ia '4i"'
Wien N't h". - -" o''"' go
>tN N''.,. Jan '' n "'hi~
nr. n'',cry Ns,> urN 'N'tH 'h'i ." sci to c a.i
down - i.' 'NH, mount Wr sutherland -
An'lr' VI g. ''"h"' IA '''N ''Pp''N II
W'tl'"nb Tat name "h' h'"t'F
.u' NN~c.'r'Tc "u "n. .IP " called 'cr't'J
A. va gil' 'N''''''h % a"i"' '''i'0r ''NG d'u-
with me 'lshi foot iyou sat- ". rt.p
/" \ ht'Nn
So'TH NoswAiK. Conn Jan 10
To rHr fniroh "F ma sVN w mem
the Impression MADE IN NV nina ny me apI'atAn"'
"n' r"'h'i '' '''' '''t'"' "'' ''"'"''N N'>.,'""
who Wa principal Of ''e guys ceGst'm"rt ~ TIE old
puddle sch""l IN Oakland avenue wen 'i'H'''
WAS r~'nclIal ~ Ne '"'N ''l"''M'ht MISS 'I""h
was a sweet faced typical ra'd'n hdl th'7H I'VE
years Hso. and ""re 't h'li IN sho' ''f'' 'h"' 't'
over ht ieoe NIt' 'an.'F '"""'"' '"" ""'' Nv
wore m r,nt u u'r quaint hun''l wa'n dressed tt
~ stto't ! remember Miss Brown standing b.
Win lrt N"n's'' woman ''''."h' VINE '"' '''>
w,r- PLAYING Win t.".r SID ard sts >ucstrod 80
a.. younger woman rat they take n ride u,, hnu
- the assistant / 'a'll t''r frsu The ar,h
an .Ic and rtety 81 ~ ~ ne o.''t' us'crn A. She
N.o'N I'~i '''>N'" ''' ''"' '"' y" '''I'N'
WIN us .lciIyW''' rsf va> uc tenn u''d I" maj
'''''' ""l .
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IL 10 worry oasy tor any one to
prove the above statements.

,NUIcucr t-Vrn ~ IN" highest WcIICuI
authorities IA On" country thc," facts
uu. figures furnished ~ IN" govern
wcut. uu. continue { % experiment WITH
the ia treatments and limitations of
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Kon = ON ~ =. u ou ; kiN IN ~
and IA /. ~ ~ o. 80 no.. an Ia
WffTI ~ tiHI|H.
Waite g.. i.ay and wst % lute' u'y'.
tb~RN.NPnNnIN ,I
N,,,rs cont ,tant,I o. o., SECOND .Hrt, ,,"rirncc
t..tp., hf-.rt ne uAirf, of Iur N'N rAin n
t|frd u would b. tf,it' ~, ia' remaining '"npft in'>
IN anal man thy WuH d ills, Go UnitIIuY iNN vn
lei As fat a. luI NlN EnoNN 4l.tsNUAnu. il.
living RAUL. pht Srhfuri loon, ,'''r aui HuSsHl
Al, M All. ATE ready ~ gtuu 70 SEEMS as ~ would
Va ss~l Y even pAS~ wec W plal se sane s.A
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To ruETuITyHor 1HGSuN- So out'n C'''fe
eoluty shcn l rr's dovunil W. went belly wtaoh.'
rAui N t1suER-
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--stsrn re~-tr'. 80. ~ et> Nxsr.' "a
49, s@-h snd Bs 49, r@af rascal a. - sz-ia-'
e. 80 s.sa und - H F-ar So Futufs-
jesse e. - CO. HIshr sal- ua-a h't.b
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Kcno4 Rsor 1t and x "a ~, on y III
ana On, r,vu o.. htA AtlNui r.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-31

them 7 was going to change my situation
Co hide myself and advised them 10 do
likewise. and that they might follow US
OF 20 In some other direction
Now. ON board the Brooklyn iu an In
tcrview with Commodore Schley. ] was
told by him tnat b. would go to Key
N est with the squadron and I was told
that the Yale would take a collier in tow
day. There was very little questioning
by Commodore Schley then. The lnfor-
nation I gave him at that time was al
most entirely voluntary I'm character u ne
whole question under discussion in my
Interview was coal, coal. and nothing but
coal. Commodore Schley had already
made up his mind 70 60 10 Key West l
asked him If he were going % Key West
and Doc said be was. ! asked him what
the occasion was
The Old Questions Repeated
Mr.. Hauua-DiI you notice the manner
and bearing Of Commodore Sehlay cH
that psC=si0vr
Captain sirsbee-Not in an iavidious
sense uGt simply as to his condition, J
should IKE 20 answer that question
Mr. EayUer-i do not think that is sN-
aCt,y proper This is "a specification We
are not now on The judge advocate has
had tho fullest opportunity 10 20 into
that ] do not think We ought 20 60 into
il now
Mr. Eayuer. continuing and ADDRESSING
G-i understood YOU to say that the
tosped" boat destroyer would come out
after EDuT
Al say that they uaight come out aft
OF as
Q-How lid you know anything about
torpedo LtstToyeTs being there To attack
-lIt
A.-They were supposed TO he There.
Q.-But you state that on the night Of
tha Z9th you saw smoke 10 - westward.
and you thought that il lrlght bee The
-pauiar5s coming
Ayes. possibly.
Q--What I want 90 get at Is how on
the 2-th YOU were afraid Of an attack
from t'rIsd1 boat destruyars and ID y
ON The -stl you only believed then that
the SDaulgT5S were coming
Al did not know positively thai they
Wer. in The haTbDr. whether they were
coming or where they were. They might
have been in and they might have been
coming. % was simply "a sug3os-,iou. !
Uas prepared for any event
Continuing. Captain SiEsber stated that
he would ike 10 make an explanation in
regard to the despatch testified 90 by Mr.
Graham. the newspaper correspondent
He said his memory was refreshed Iy Mr..
Graham's testimony This gave Mr.. Ham
ul cue and he asked
Odd YOU carry any despatch which
was read To you. and -0-. knowing :-s
contents. stated that she Spanish fleet
was noe 70 ~Hu4aEVE
Mr. Eavuer-N hat is the despatch
EIr Ea1ra-sF-H this i- new matter
10 Mas Nor touched upon I'm his Hrst exc
auI-atir-- % comes under tho TIIu- of
the Court.
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Dcnth OF Mrs. slnrN 4. NnxInr.

Mrs Mary A Nayl0r. q clerk in the
Redemption Division Of the Treasury De
partmeut. died this morning al her resi-
denCe. AZ Massachusetts Avenue north
west She had been ul one week OF F1gu-
mouia- Mrs. NayIor has been employed
in the Treasury Department over thirty
years. having come 70 this city from Phil
adcIVhia during tho civil war I'm the ca
pacity ~ a hospital war nurse. She was
seyguty-hVe years OF age and leaves a
son and grandson. The funeral win take
place I'm Philadelphia. Saturday.
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FRANKS OF ALL HALLOWEEN.
Special Orders Issued TO the Police
ns 90 Disturbances

Major Sylvester today issued his final
instructions TO the police governing thejr
conduct tonight on the occasion OF All
Hailowe ca demonstrations by the youth
OF the city The officers have been in
structed Jo take al boys who fail to app
pree-ate the warnings given them 20 their
parents, and those guilty Of fragrant vlo-
4atinIS ~ the law viii be locked I'D ai
the House Of Detention
Bicycle policemen iu the suburban dis
liia-s axe especially directed TO be acti..
I'D Keeping down COMPLAINTS. The re-
serves ~ al the precincts VIII De on duJ,
1'i an hour ar two JOB giving tEeir atten-
u'H 10 .h. H-anss OF Jho boys. especially
those yl older years.
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MARRIAGE OF CHILDREN.
EIopcrnent of "a Bog Aged Fourt cen
md a Girl OF EIftccn.

EINGHAEITOE. n. y Oct @.-Tha
marriage % youthful couple that took
place near this city ls Causing q stir. Tho
contracting parties are The children of
welI-ro-do parents When married. tho
girl wore short dryssos and the boy kuick-
erbooEors.
The bridegroom is Joseph BaIs8m four
teen years old. and ,he bride. Mabel Aus
Tin. aged fifteen. both of Steam Hollow,
thirteen miles from Binghamt1.
the children fen iE love and decided 10
oIape. They went i'm search Of q clergy
man. and met with much trouble. owing
To their .0urh until one was found who
agreed 10 unite thsr, on the settlement Of
the EirI that she was eighteen. For a
time they kept the wedding secret and
when the ceremony became known. the
parents of the bride took steps To have
the marriage auuu.Ied uu the ground Of
Hlegality because OF age.
Indignation IS felt against the preacher
who performed the ceremony. and 81 is
said that measures Will Doe taken 10 pros
ccEte him.
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TO BUILD A LONG TUNNEL.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Plans a
Seven-MiIe Excavation.

ALTOONA. Pa. oct. I.-The Peuusyi-
vania Railroad Company c0ntemplctcs
the longest tunnel in the world. For years
# has been rumored that the famous
Horse Shoe Curve would have % b- sac
TifCed 10 the growing demands for "A
shorter and less precipitGus line between
this city and Pittsburg. The statement
has frequently been made that "a MI
would be made so that the line might
cross the gorge below the reservoirs but
81 has been pointed out that while the
elimination Of the abrupt curve would be
great advantage, the grade would re-
runFn.
The proposition now is 20 avoid both
the Circuit and the grade hv tuuucliu-
under the mountains at the points where
both east and west the worst Of the
curves and the grade are encountered
Chief Engineer Brown. Of the p,UusyI-
vania Railroad Company. has been Herr-
ing on this proposition for long time.
and few days ago be- sent his complete
scheme 20 the compauy.s Offices IN Phila-
Ieluhia.
The tunnel win bs gin near the Horse
shoe Curve and Will come ont ~ n point
west OF CrsssOu- Tho length would aU-
proNim@te seven miles. Tho distance Doe
tween Horseshoe Cur. and Eressru over
the present line rs approximately ten
miles. The tIuusl would save "a least
three Of these miles. 20 say nothing ~
the steep grades To Doc eliminated.
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homer and WoIcott 10 Meet

PHILADELPHIA. Oct aI.-Aftyr dick
eriEg for over two months. the Whining
ION Athletic Club has ~ last secured the
match between Jack Bonner and Joe Vol
colt The men signed articles q meet ON
November ID at JOS pounds This is one
of the most Important matches that has
been arranged iu this vicinity and viii 30
doubt draw "a large crowd to the Della
ware CIub house.
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FIannelette Mranners. Gac.

Lot Of N0Wou'- Heavy FIIGnuelgfte Wrap
pars- with fitted and lined waists. an of tEsem
made extra long and tuIl il Width. made with
knee famee- and with -aurv hretclIcs over
the shoulders finished with braid and SrfaU
rutfie- i5r-c assortment ri CGi0rs- ali sizes
instead at 81 and ~l25. 20 which prices they
are usually sold, they 20 tomorrow at 5gc-
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Schwartz & P9IzmaR,
505-507 7th Street.
w ashingtOn - Paris

AE.nE - Interesting exhibit
a. .ke ate Parls E1P0siuon oas
Ene display Of E5rllk Ar Cushion
ITCEg- o. al SInus, supporter
and various appliances for men,
women. and Children. from liza
+ 81 ~ N-. shIch took the LlEh-
ct AWARD over ~ competition,
American and forcign. The Roricx
Ar Cushion Truss Company leads
the world Fro weeks tr.ai Two
years guarantee Oatalozsle and
cCnsUltEriCa tree. 1924 4 ST n
y.
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DC Rihhed Vests. 15c.

Womeu's Heavy Ribbed Vests and Pants
vests finished with pearl buttons and ribbon
tape for I5c.
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SN.50 for WOmen'S Suits
! worth up to $50.

Lot OF Womeu's Suits. consisting Of
one. two. and three o. a Kinds NJ all
wool Venetian. Pebble Cheviots. kersey
EIaadrIuJhs and Chayia. rgrs. Iu
black brown. blue. and oxford with
tInCta silk and Sltin-liU.d jackets, cut
single and daGu'o-breaSttd Elton and
coat effects with SIKH Us having grad
Uatcd foUuCes- some plain and some
trimmed with satin and braid. suits
which Won cannot duplicate lSaWhcre
for less than $3.50 to 500 for SD.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-10-31

LONDON, Oct sl.-The Bank of Eng
land today raised its rate Of discount
from To- per cent
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A
d % ws three times dgesti0 #urull
andh
f who hay
/ 3 d hIu
Ou { s. he W IN Cover
a 81 a
ceusi IN
TO one
e, n. Y
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Thc Aftcrnoon scssion.


/ until o'clock
The Afternoon Session.
Whom tb, Court resumed after the re-
/ gzgs Admiral Dewey announced The de-
( c-sta1 Of the Court iu regard % reealilHs
/ rr1taIu Sigebee as a witness
/ Ia rendering the decision h= stated that
Admiral S-hIev had asked for che Court
/ ~ Enquiry % Investigate certain charges
made against him. ana that Ia We" OF
] This The Court was not restricted ia il7
.r..Stiaatian by the technical rules pi
.rI,uca. The substance Of the decision
/ g4s that a witness might Doe recalled al
amy time To- correct his testimony OF 10
make 81 new statement. but not 10 F,i1-
crate q former statement
When admiral Dewey had finished read
/ ing th- decision Captain Lemly said
/ vow. cautaiu the Court has ruled upon
rbe question which was raised when you
xer. caII.d 10 the stand il is 70 the
! feet that a witness may Joe called az 1.s
/ -irne OF that "a witness may De- r,oal-ru
ut any time TO make a correction "r adj
/ gfrion in the nature Of a correction. in
! his testimony, thai the facts may. If pos
! -IbIe. be placed cl,aIly before the Court.
! aut that no .tHess may reiterate "a form
! r statement.
The examination OF the witness was
! htu begun q s. follows
Captain Lemly-froeyea- captain. u l..t
/ tht terms ga 'i-. ---...5- 81. 30. --,..r, al
/ Ffti0us Iu the nature of corrections as you
| may desire az inns liiHt 20 man IN ..-
! captain Sissu't- M r-. 49, a.. -
/ nay "iilclal documents 'Ll -l--,-7 $3.50 90 H..
/ ST Paul since ] was on IN" STAND ltel-
/ have no corrections 70 uia..v -
/ rho testimony JnaI } tLgH Eaf y. r ~. a. II
F.Fa J.
.'u.a H'l ,ol..,l ~ ID - -, -f.-, off,
/ .r two Assem- pa go rs ;. f, r..
GERS Ola BOARD snap rii '7.-----',7' 49,
| arrival Of The FLYING SgGilI' on IIL NUN
| tner" were Two Lt-t'a a,1- 2g--- s-, 49,
been a1'aFo l"- i,'-' VI. -.-1 . .-.. IN -Fe
5eeond W with NE c9PJ-'l" oh -.'s "
| mat is inc 1---y N.- .. -f. ,..f.rrr --.-r
| 81 '..iI, ~ 5..'' -, ,- -. H.. .ai,faI
| l'-tf 10 Inc i'@' '' , '' '--.-'
.'P - &C. .-.. ,r. ,rf.far r.- qf the
( Dc
| 81
SiS-bcc Confused by the Ruling
- ,-. ..-.. .-.-.,-f-.,,r ..t ff..- ..rr. I'd
| = i.-- "i, '--
! you may have to offer
! Al don't exactly understand the r-l-
irg.
o. think 4 NAV explain that "aIIl-
/ rfr-.s in IND r.I-rrr. Of corrections refers
] b.. --frl, r..-fI-..rr+ rrlaft..r- MS s--rr I.7-
| ha... omitted Iu your former t,-tErnou>. o.
tnst nor corr,ctg
| The C8urf-Ysg If Won have auvtHinz.
new To- offer give us the facts
| Al desire 10 state ia REGARD To- nv
! WISH 10 CrumOd0rp Schrgv On fha 1.tH-
| fref that told him that fh. ST PAM
| had been chased by "a tsrDrdo boat IN
nd. r.sF.r 81 ..rsr am iyaT- second detail
90. d. MIN tE,. -lrr-fr.l uf,.tIan between rHa
! .-rrafn of tho 81 Louis and myself as
/ ..e rlae=sd each other when 1 Was bound
Tor Santiago
! or thor, are any new facts. connect
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$3.50 for WOmen'S Slz
= to SIS RagIaHS.

Tltra-stylish R2EIans, with and with
ont yoke backs. loose and tiEut-Itti0E
STYLES. wei made ana fun length, in
all sizes. Sl2 20 SD elsewhere.
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PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QJARTEBWA~TER'S OFFICE. Washing
ton, ID C.. O.t1her % IaUI. Scaled proposals IN
tupIglte. Mia Pc received at tlis o-hca until
3 O'CLOCK p ~. >ATJ RDAY NOVEMBER 3,
1901 and then opened Cor furnishing and deliver
ing no this depot six light draft horses iat1r-
nation furnished on app icariCu Envelopes con-
tanning proposal should Dee endorsed Proposals
for Irait Horses" and addressed 90 MAJOR r. F.
IkJ 2. Depot Qu4rtglnasJer- mes. 20 =. 81. SJ.3l
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TO CURE A COLD IN OSE DAY

Take Laxative Brlmo QuIuine Tablets. All drug
li,ts refund the money II 10 fails 90 cure r. ".
Groves signature is on each box 2JC-
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Continued From First Fase1

ness ants % monty or pTalliy ms tyStI-
m'nNr lN-o that iS perfectly proper ]
won't object TO that But ] seriously OBJ
l'yt L. opening the case again. ! apDre-
mend that with Ill the knowledge nv
LIlthoS nave IN regard TO courts mart,ll
aho courts or enquiry. they may know of
some precedent i'm thiS matter which they
can give 20 the Court. The authorities
state that courts Of enquiry are governed
by In" rul-S OF common law
Captain Lomly-I want 10 saw that
th,te IS no prosecution i'm this case. and
thaI there never was
Mr. kayneGr-I knew you Were going to
say that Laughter
Captain Lcmly-Havc YOU Finished
n AF- l'aFntr-No, ! have just began.
Admiral Dewey trapping with his gaveU
order VIII please Doe maintained i'm the
Court.
The RuIe Of saw stated.
Mr.. Bayuer-Now. if there is anything
new in This ease that can be r.butt.I. If
there is anything new iu this testimony
that Affects Captain Si-shsu he cam give
IL and answer IT, But d. the captain is
mere Tor the DDTrusorDI -nTifEFr. state
msnts thar he has made o~ il D., lis hero
20 sustain amy statements le has made,
such proceeding would Doc contrary to
the law The rules governing court 81
enquiry are The same as those guTDrDfu-
every tribunal under common law. We
have finished our case. Captain Sigshte
has testified To- "a certain conversation. re
cannot DE called upon again e. testify iu
regard to this conversation unless in his
previous testimony ha omitted ~amgth ing
or unless be has made mistake. Is De
wants To- make correction
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but otherwise not. When Won Close. E.gr
case. You must close your case. lu the
courts o. Maryland We would Not cali
witness after case has been closed @
we would not dream Of such a thing.
am perfectly willing that amy witness
should be- brought up 20 answer any new
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question I'm r,buttal There IS not n cues
lion before the Court as 10 what Is rebuff
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E-t The question is now, Rave they a
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rr-.-F o'clock
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