I hourly chm x
int: of the fight, and tor iii fir move-i we , olttziie town; {titanium ital-I V V
,melltfi Inward into the light most or your on the f“ "
, V, V, chum Ilbeiouir to EdmIrul Sampson. tbrccsp‘anIsli ships which di on y. noticed and repeated one of his
ion as conducted»! a u . whose orders We were putting into of. of the lighting out of the forty large signals of command The captain of . , . , , V,
erié'iu illied by title Io’i‘iult r I foot When the fight blimp Admiral calibre shots that struck Ilium eleven the (Dragon then regardod him as in V. V V V I
the diminish admiral at last made Sampson III ship. the New York, was in certainly came from the Iowa ton command, but did not in any about» or DIEAPNHS CANNOT “til-lain
his chair to encode. we were reads/«v plain night I‘m; her turning to over 001*!“an m (min ”‘2 ”“00“nt “82 ”will” ”Y MPVWWMMY ‘c by local applications a: the
ready With our men. with our guns, and tom- no: Throughout. ting fight ,1 con- forn- tr . tour the Iowa or the tion of any kind whatsoever in accord “nah a“, dlnabod 261'“an “.m
with our engines * t it it was only aidarcd myself, as under his command, Brooklyn and two ”from ciblicr the to upon with any order from him. rm“, “I Ion], on, WWII”
Ifcw minutes after we lied aeeiirthe but-l received no orders from him on Iva or the Texas 0f the three which In short the question as to which of no”, and that is by conutithilomi ”,3 23032002 it! ”08W“ Willi I‘ll'lll'l'fi
‘ leader of tho advancing squadron that til the Vlscnyn was aground. Nor did struck the ‘oion two were lira-Inch the two men. Admiral Sampson or Al1 adios. Deafneoa la caulod by Ill gli‘omty here The ”"2289 3:" 92:3"
it became airport-at that carver-it's plan 2 recclve any orders whatevor; from and must be e come from the brook- miral Schiey; was at the lung in 6mm M ed on in Boston February 10 an
' ', , was to run his chips in column mute: the Brooklyn. nor should! hove heed~ lyu; one was either a ilv‘ednoli or a mood is of ritercly nominal guarantor, of “a“, ”Ema“? aggwygmm Started Victor on- u
"18V Mum“ "I All ward in an effort to escape. .. l. t ed thorn if i had l'tti‘telweil them inaa- aix~irrcir. it must he remembered that Technically Sampson commanded tbé 'liiey are allocated in
tube at: in . Mn
.mioru he had I'falily found biutoelf much an 1 considered Admiral Setup the four nurture-inch grunt worn tho. fleet, and Bchloy as usual, the western ““8 afinnd anfi§9§£$¥ffiggfifi 116:4; agraanenfi’lllaoiizi'rzér mg 21:23.52
When it in entirely clonal! illicit! r. .
the result and union on uncommon m: diff I;,I.‘,.,‘;,::;.:,';I,l‘,}f“,,m,
can bu taken art a d
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8i \liil ii. till! to decide the issue Ui’ tile battle in they had oiiotclred fulrl to the west ”“9 “Hirer iiiiilI blower-tiring guns. i‘lie “'“3 Dill 0“ l“ the 2118"!" room uboard will be derrtro ed forever; In no can
imp i 2‘ l the first yew moments All our ships “.de Ithu they m“: stretched m damage and loan of the American you any 8pr active]? cuxnxcd. in obedl out of 2:9 oddball ”.1WM3 m. g; Jalgfil £33313 inngheanfigfigna‘bl:
I had «lowed simultaneously ' * the westward we an m. t it .1- t ,9 cells were tI'lviiil. 'ilie only loss out» 01““ l0 ”‘0 Wilt“ 0'5 either Sampson which i nothin but Ico .
\iiliillll’d All" lilllllllilllil ’l‘hen occurred the. incident which Withoutfiyflerfi—“uf coats: wag fund‘s: for-ed was aboard the Brooklyn, where 01' Scllivi’ have on their own two V93 (upon of the mifcoug I? 2.1m?“ a corinlrr of he' ”"3“” ““3““ “(I
F l , ll 1 outlildé “the Moira the entire blocltlid- can to be proatrlt and in command. only quirk mimic above the six-pound division. The actual tact. the import
l’illll “(will ii 20"“ ingi‘uqundrunwludl‘anu, Oregon, {aim “Tho heavy fighting was during the our in our lie. I and that they wore out fact, in that after the blame was
Brooklyn and Tcxnewwuu pumping, .limc vlicu the 3mm...“ ”58913 were not only niu it more rapidly but Joined not a helm was shifted, not a
caused me for a moment more alarm nothing else. llntil tllc 'i‘orcsa and (moiwv'uus lulled and one wounded. ”01». It was captain's harm we willglvo one Hindrednollara “in“ ”‘3 “”2“" ””22 “mew" Cm"
‘2 .F iii ‘3' I ‘iili 0 ill than anything “We” “will“ MY- 'unelliio run ashore thclowa who clone in .Illlltllflllil. ”145 cost 0" the repairs Therefore the credit to which each» for any case of Deafnolis (caused by guild been the mistress of the ”WV“
,_ lg (iii ii] i l J suddenly ll. whiff of brr‘cze and It «iItllVVVIbgmnq u", Oregon and ahead 0, the shows that ”tho lowu cultured most and of the. two is oblitlod roatu on matters catarrhl that cannot be cured by, ”M11. Ciaueis well r aer ed mm of
I " the. firing “"9“ In“? ”ML and me"?- Itixaii, and all of us were llrlnit stand» ”'2‘ 0”“39“ “Mb “‘9 Amillmn ”it” apart from the claim or nominal com- Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cit-cu between lift all! ixtp 8our: and she
. V‘lulml‘lfluu l" “V bearing towards us and across our Iii} at u“. Spanish uhlpr. The Texas crigogcd pocsessod a irrorctlianiwofold rnand over the squadron; for no for on late, free. . look to belilnde “'0‘.ng M 0 VV
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. M big waves curling over lim' bows and .19..” In the water after having bucked uliipu, bird the difference in tho illlllil' one nor the other in fact exercised any Sold by Drugglete, 75c. . gm” (1 “kw if 2! h“? “ti on
2 White House great. clouds of black umokc pouring to “mm u". Brooklyn when the Brook- ling of, tlrclr guilt; and their original: command. Sampson was hardly more liall'o Family [2mg arc the best. . 252mg; V33“, Mir lg: an“? ER 1:96?”
February l8 1902 from her fumrelu, was the. Brooklyn. lyu (“manhunt hm, went ahead of lb. was crap art-amt. M now that count! than technically in the tight. His real i ‘qu“ “1 3" m °° p " “
I; pecélved the appeal or Admlr~ Stu: looked on big as half at dozen Grout iOWiL Both u; W continued to “m at to be. proud of the vigilance and ill- claim tor credit rests upon his work as any $90 a ”10V ops. _
Muleyrund the answer thereto from l‘iil‘iti’l'ntl. and occurred 30 “881‘ that it tho l’lucuyu until eho went uuliorc. slant rcudlncuuVour “hm“.‘usmm‘d' Commanderdu-Chief; “9°“ the excel- TOWNs CUT OFF FROM WINST'D.
V ' . 7y Department 1 have exam- took our brcnth away. ‘lllick both ou- In." [ gnmlmd‘ but. the Texas followed and tho workuianllkc oilicrcncy Willi lerrco of the blockade; upon the pro. V '3-
VII“ imp With the utmost cure as well girIcs burd!‘ wvnt down the tube to the the Brooklyn and the 9mm,” arm the which they werc handled. The Input paroducsu of the. squadron: upon the WiNSl to) February 20. *Maiiy
I modelling WIN] m the Sm... astonished cugiucer's, and in u twlrrk— 00.10“ striking not who that. of tho lilouccab arrangement or the ships balloon in 3 ~ V I I . . . towns in this section of the state are
Navy V) have rcud through ling the old shill wail racing agairrul "Win.“ the battle began an. Now or. a converted yriclit. which her com- ocrniclrclc around the harbor: and the I . I I I. . .. I . .. Still cut off from all outside communlI
lie btat‘cmétrts (if the coun—
dmlralu Sampson and Sclilcy:
'i limih'ell all the official reports
Vwery kind in reference to tho Sun-
' , naval campaign. copier». of iirI
w k8 anti signal books. and the tea-
hefore the Court of Cl trims. and
lonei'eonally had before me
animous. I have however
, carefully over the. evidence on
9 points, also. I am satisfied that
9 whole the Court did substantial
' it should have specifically corr-
ed the failure to enforce arr cili-
nt night blockade at Santiago whilt‘
ital-'Schley was in command. 0n
, ‘ other band. 1 tool that. there is u
madame doubt whether he did not
move his squadron with uuiilclcnt ox—
mm or. from port to port The Court
of it unit, in condemning Admiral
Silhtiy’u action on tho point where it
‘ ,B to me he most gravely crrcd;
eti‘t‘lgrudc movemcrrt when he
burdened the blockade and his diu—
. ionce oil or iiE‘lb trrul IrIiusllrlcmcrit
flats in relation tilel'h‘lo it should
vememllorcd. bowevcrI that the ma
ity of these actions \I'Ibii it tho (‘ourt
ensured occurred five weeks or more
tore the fight itself; llilll it rertalnll
ms that. if Admiral hi“ hlcy s notions
fcenaurable, lrc should not bavo
It as second in command undcr
M ital Sampson. His offenses wore
mo cundoncd wlrcn he was rrot
' tquccouut for them. Admiral
loop at ”be light. in nu ofiicl .1]
Department alluded for
time to Admiral Scliley 2; rep-
conduct" six weeks pro-
I . f Admiral Scliloy was guilty
"I yep Vbensiblc conduct of it kind
ilk! hailed for such notice from Ad-
rallsamnson. then Admiral Sampson
ht not to have left him as senior
car of tho bl'ockodlriiz squadron on
2rd day at July. when he (Samp-
) steamed away on his proper cr~
W2 can. therefore. for our prurient
purposes alumina lililSlllOl'Hilllll of III)
I ll“ 0! communication with Gout-ml I
imminent oven if it Wail not. was
IlVPIliPtl. and as the big cruiser glided
past. all of us on the bi idgc gave a sigh
of relief. Had the Brooklyn struck us
thou it would probably have been the
end of tho. Texas and-her half tbouuc
rrrrrl m‘cu; "' ‘ ‘2 Attorr minutes to
10 (the Spanish ships had appeared at
_ about 9:30) ‘ ‘ ' the. Iowa. Orc-
gnn and 'l‘exuu‘ were pretty well bunch—
ed holding a parallel course weatwar d
with tho VSprIIilrir'ds. The lirdluiiu was
also coming up, well inside of all the
others of our squadron. but a little in
the rearmwlng to her for eastward po.
siiIlou iit utaI'Iting * ' * About a
quarter pant. 10 the Terenir. which had
been in difficulties from the moment
she loftItlio shelter of the Morro. turn—
Hi to neck u licaclilug place. She was
on fire_ and we knew that she who no
loricnga quantity to be reckoned with.
Five minutes later our special enemy,
the ()qucirdo. also turned in above.
" * "‘ The Viscaya kept blazing away
viciously. but the pounding she got
from our four uhlps. more particularly
itbc Oregon. was too much for her. and
in half an hour she too headed for tlrrI
beach. * 2 'l 1 determined to push
on with tlré Texas. * * "‘ it gives me
pleasure to be able to write that. old
skip ill-l she is and not built for speed.
the Texas held her own and even guin-
ed on the Golan in that chase. * “ ‘
“I'ldirrlrul Sampson was Commander'-
in Chief before. during and after the
rrrtion."
Captain Clark's slutemcni is as fol—
own:
“The credit for the blockade which
led up to the fight in of mirror Admiral
Sampson's. The DORILloli'ilf‘lllt} chips
(ill the moru'lngpf the tight in a semi-
circle bend-on to the harbor. iii consc~
quonoc of which we were able to close
in at once. was his. in closing in. that
i: in muking‘ the first movements we
were obeying his instructions; though
Is it matter of fact we would all have
closed in any way. instructions or no
instructions. . When the Spanish ships
(‘illllt' out of the harbor the navigator-
of my ship saw the New York to tho
custward; but ’I received no signal of
any kind from the Now York. during
the action, nor was she hour enough to
signal directly to me until after the
Union surrendered
'l‘lre cngagenrcut may be said to him»
been divided into thrcc parts: First
the light propcr. while the Spanish
squadron was coming out of tlio hur-
otluI-I Spaniiili aliip from couriu... ou'
us it came 0th of tho harbor. iii obcd
low a fleeing enemy
lIlI'ouirli' every effort. lrnd bccii made to
owing to the M‘l‘Vit‘f‘I she was perform
riding lino flying tho signal ‘lDlsrcgnrd
tho. movements of 'tlic Commander-in-
(Tbicfz’ a signal frequently made. and
eastwurrioi’ uro than the Brooklyn win
to the westward. After. tho Viecnyrr
bud grounded the New York overtoolrI
mo and signaled pic. to return to, thc
mouth of tho harbor to prevent any
and attacking the transportu. i Mi
colvchno signals of any kind from
the Brooklyn. All we had to do WW
to close. in on the Spaulob uqundror
icucc to the orders of Admiral Sump
son. and their when the heaviest light
ing was over and the Spanish ships
worry trying to circa to to the, west. to
follow tlieruwand 0 course there was
no signal necessary to tell us to fill
“The machinery of the low was not
in condition to get the best npuod
make it. so. ”or cylinder header had
not been 02 for mm c than six months
lug. lior bottom was Iory foul it
who but] not licori'dockcd for It pcrI
iod of seventeen months. The India
llil was unavoidably in even worse
ubnpe.
"Tilt' New York trad left the block-
well understood by tho oulire. tied.
it did not trurrsfcr the command. No
signal was mode forItlIo second In
command to assume command or lill‘
hoot. which wne' uuuully done by the
(I‘IonrmlrmlcrdrrJCIIiei‘ 'bofm'c reaching
tho limit. of signal distance whorl bl-
proposed for any reason tourpor'zrrlly
to relinquish bis commurm to tho ncxl
ranking officer."
The following is Admiral 'l‘aylor‘w
statement:
“Al tho beginning of the light tlII
New York was about no luv to tilt
castunrd of me an the Brooklyn was
to the westward. ’lliio‘ouly aigunl i
received from the New York was at
the very close of the fight. when slu-
signaled to me to return and Emmi
tho mouth of the harbor up that noth-
ing should come out. to uttnck our
transports. i received 110 signal what
ever front the Brooklyn, and should
not have healed any if one had been
mode as I considered Admiral Sump
mu pvt-soul and in command. lI‘rom
bur position tlro lirriluuu took full
purl in the actual fight an the Span
islr slrlpu came out of the harbor. When
tlrr-y ran to tho” wootwnrd the lmlirrpu
light through it hail of piojcltlics any
one of which would have uurrk her. in
Iordci that he might do his purt liI I'll-r.-
Iroyiriu the two torpedo bouts. each
possesnlng more than hi3 own often
ri‘Vc power.
From the ututorrrorrtu of tlic cnptulris
above. from the official reportu. and
from the testimony before the Court
of inquiry. the light can be plotted
with absolute certainty in its import-
ant outlined; though there in conflict
auto minor points. When the tour
Sparriiilr cruisers came out of the nor-
Ime the New iiorlt had left. her poui~
tlori lnIllru blockadlug llnc forty or for-
invilvcrrrluuteu bolorc. She lIiId boist-
od llic signal "lliurotriru the move-
merits of tho :ommuudcr-lir-(L‘Ilrlnff‘
but bad not lroiutcd the signal to the.
second in command to tnkc charge,
which. as appears by the signal book.
wan somelinicn but not. always noted
when the commnrui wnu transferred.
As soon as the crrgagomcnt hogan the
New York turned and steamed back.
hoisting rr signal to clone in. which.
howcvcr. none of the squadron saw.
She was in plain sight, and not very
much further i’rom the cantormost
blockrtdlug ships than the latter went
from the Brooklyn. which was the
wastermost of thc lino. As soon as
tho Spanish ‘slrlps appeared the live-
blr; American liloi-kudcru started to-
ward them in accordance with the
standing (ll‘delg on Admiral Sampson.
Aftcr this first; 211ch each acted purc-
ly on his own riliillntrw For some.
miuulou the Spanish und American
votisclu steadily approached one on-
otbcr'. and tho “gluing was at. its hot-
tost. Thou tho already damaged
Summit whips turpud to tho westward,
while iii. the sumo limo tho wot-iter-
rriost American vessel. tho. Brooklyn.
which was ricui'ost the Spanish line.
turned to tho c'i tiurd making it loop
or three quarto dlrclc at the end of
which she hearted westward. farther
off from and further behind the ripari-
ish vessels than before, the loop had
begun; but still ahead of any of the
American vessels. ultlrouub further
outsidc. The Texas. the next ship to
the Brooklyn. citlicr was or conceived
herself to be pril in such jeopardy by
tlic'Brooklyn‘ri‘turrr toward her that
«by; backed hcr’cultlucu. coming iri-
urost or quilt» to u stunilsiil : so’tltni
both the Crown: and the. 10 a whim.
were original lwtlu- eastward of her
passed her lint t unu some limo after
which they instantly proved to the at-
tack of the Spaniards whonItha latter
appuared. For all these things the
credit in lilo. ‘
Amlr‘ul ficirlcr la rightly entitled—-
what the Brooklyn did iiiItheIflzht. 0n
the whole she did well; but I agree
with the unanimOus analog of the
threo udmii'alir who ,composed the
Court of inquiry as to the “loop." it
curiously marred the Brooklyn's other.
one grave. mlatuk‘c made by any Am-
erican ship that day. Had theBrook-
lyu turned to the westward. that is.
in the some direction that the'Spanish
ships were going, instead of in the
contrary direction, she would undoubt-
proximlty” to them. But it would have
as for her! This kind of danger must
whose trade it is to dare greatly for
the honor of the flag. Moreover the
danger was certainly not as great as
that which. in the self-aauie'momeut.
he. drove forward against the too. It
was not in my judgment as great as
the danger to which the Texas was
exposed by the turn as actually made.
it certainly caused both the Brooklyn
and tho Texas materially to lose poslI
lion compared to the fleeing Spanish
vessels. But utter the loop had once
becrr taken Admiral Sclrlcy handled
the. Brooklyn manfully and well, She
and the Oregon were thonceforth the
boudmost of the American vessels-—
though thc lowa certainly. and seem-
ingly the Texas also did as much in
hammering tofu standstill the Viscaya
Ouiicntlo._triid Teresa: while the in
diam did rill her eastward position and
crippled machinery permitted. in tho
(hum of the Colon the Brooklyn and
Oregon share the credit between them.
Under such circumstances it seems
to me that tho recommendations of
President McKinley were eminently
proper, and that so for as Admirals
Sampson and Sohley wore concerned
have made other recommendations.
taiu Clark's long voyage in tho Ore-
zou and tlre‘condltion in which lie
brought her to the scene of service. as
well its the way in which he actually
managed her before. and during the
light. it would have. been well to have
given him the same advancement that
its is Captain Cook—40 the credit of "
Imagining.
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nature of worm Stevens lilid of:
. attrition Wilcox. both on South
main street were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good,
Your houae‘ will build as our
AMI paint ltr’ My oflloo, ll: south
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been more dangerous for them as well '
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storm of Monday A high wind can.
tlnueo to blow and the snow is form-
ing into huge drifts ranging from 10
to 15 feet in height. In Colebrook and
itiverlon of this state and new dou-
, mu. Moan. no mails have been deilv~
; cred for three. dayir as all the roads
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Board of Relief of the. City of South
Norwalk will moot on Wednesday, Jan
nary 22. 1802. at; 7. 30 o'clock to 9
oclock p rm; Saturday. February 1.
1902. at 2 o'clock to 5 o'clock It. in. ..
Wednesday, February 5.1902,ut 7: 30
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Iday, February 1,2.1902,o.tI:7 30
o‘clock to 9 oclocltp .m.; Thursday.
February 20,1902 at 7: 30 oolook to 9
o'clock p. m. in the Council chamber
in Havilond street. in said city, for the
purpose of hearing and determining
all appeals from the doing: of, the an-
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Dated at South Norwalk, January
20,1902.
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MATTHEW OOKBETT,
j18 to {20 Board of Belief.
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calling on I .
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13 a: 16 Raymond BL
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attention.
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Mufti! of tire appvul us rclulcu to um— 1,0... and until it “Imp clcur' ”f (I... lllu- fell behind. but continued ilring ill who uaairr uturtod lu—Ifom Silo Iczuirrcd was given Wainwright. But waiving
t 0112 r lhfl V, westward: second. tlrcl runninr.r light all but the (‘Iolou wore sunk or bunch Spanish vessviu. The Spanish vou- ertltlcd t r' on V6
weehrffdmitralasuilirjg‘ori‘finillxafrlrlfi with ”w nlrcndy damaged vessels as ed. i saw the Brooklyn turn and ran sols had ulruiglrtcpcd out in column ”In. other gonfmbdeflfirsnflhfifatallt‘ggg "Of wal" ”"nnm
'Bchley. as to which won m com~ they fled westward. "nm the Teresa, out seaward, seemingly over a mile for the WESL the Colon going inurilc just to Admiral Sampson that be ”M llrllumm.
Ind. and as to which was entitled to Oqucnda, and Vlscaya ran aehom; and about the “"16 lb“ 1‘9““ 0““ 0' ”l9 01' lhi‘ "we” illld gradually “"51““ should receive a greater advance in -s-~-~—- .
I mam If either of them was ieally third. the chase of the Colon. during Spanish shlpu turned to the. west: II ahead of thoniIIvilboul. suffering much numbers than Admiral Sohley-there STOVES AND RANGES.
filled to any unusual and preemi- “”“Ch ”"9"? was practically “0 fisht- instead or making this loop the Brook- damage, Tho two torpedo boats. was nothing done In the battle that SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
credit by am special exhibition of. lug During the first stage 1 did not lyn had stood straight in towards the which had followed them out of the warranted any unusual reward for m, - Gas nndtlleam Fitting. I .
hills; bid]! and courage. The Court son the Brooklyn 0. receive any signals Spaniards. as the other American harbor. were not destroyed by the tire lher. in short, as regards Admirals Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling etc.
id hhwlrconcldercd both of thmc “0'“ “9‘ At the "1090‘"th fitilxellir “hill3 “(1- it SWING“ ‘0 mo that ”l“- 0’ "‘9 ”9““le “f ”l“ Amm‘lcali 2“" Sampson and Schley, i find that Prcsl- Have you seen our stocu oi
‘ 32 but as n mutter 0: fact It. Oregon had passed the [own and Texas light would ham been settled ilrcn. vnvrclu and of 2114' (iltlllt‘eilleli NW“ dent McKinley did substantial justice Ric H M ON 0 RA NGV E a r
excluded evidence‘ offer- and when we burst out of tire umokci without need of the long clmao. beaded straight-in for them. paying rro and that there would be no warrant V V 12szwi VV
ll. Him. and through its preui. saw the four Spanish ulrlps going west The following is Igommurruor \ann more herd to their quick~flre guns for reversing his action
than to the heavy artillery of the Roth Admiral Sampson and Admiral l'lolualfllloiclkloo M“)
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2%....“ch m. “In...“ to 1m" Ad- apparently uninjured. and followed wrlgbt'sstutemcrrl: I
Sampson’s Bldg at all: and in hard after. ut. the sometime observing ‘At the outset of the fight the. Ne.“ forts to which she was also exposed Schley are now on the retired list. In
a ”up; tmhmm‘ m madorlty of the Brooklyn it little ahead and off— York wan not much farther away from In the running tight which followed concluding thatrmoport the members
curt ted with entire mummy uhore. She. was brouduido to theVSpan— Inc. In one direction than the lirook- until the Teresa Oqucndo and Vin of the Court of inquiry. Admirals Dew- ,
“ch in; any oplni on theue is“ Vessels and 'WB “00'“th the bid was in the other riiril was in plain caya wére destroyed the inIllaria grad ey. Beuham and Ramsay, unlto'ln ital. 1,
. TN matter has M, w... been weight of their tire, and wassraturiilug eight. A signal from Admiral 'l‘aylor unity dropperl- holrlrul. although ahe in: that they recommend that no for.
I by the president of the Court it. 'lhe Brooklyn and Ithe Oregon in connection with my moving forward continued to fire until the last of the that action be half in the matter. With ,
war. it is tho. point upon which thereafter ”(willed substantially three to attack the tornado boats was the three vessels went unborn. The Brook this recommendation i must heartily
‘ lral schfiey in his appeal lays most DUHlNOlla as regards each other. being only signal 1 received 1 had made lyri waaahclrd of any of the othor Am- concur There is no excuse whatever
,and Which he “Depluny asks me about equidistant from tbti Spanish one to the New York irrut before thu‘ erlcan vesaelo on a course outside from either side for any further agita-
31219.2.va haw the-“lo” cquVuIIy fihlus as we successively orertook Vlnrit torpedo boat sank. 'Ine No‘w theirs: she was nearly broadside on to tion of this unhappy controversy. To
gated this matteI a an. and have them except when the Orés‘on attemntr York at that tithe ,wuo coming up utr the Spaniards. The Oregon. lawn. and keep it. alive would merrily do damage ’ Boo it in dilatation in our IVVIIIIllVI!
ed omyae" "not! it from the (”at all to clone with theVOquendoIV ri‘lio fiber the live or the imitation. and boy Texas were all close together and no to the Now and to'the country. V , room.
tipformatlon at ‘my pom. heaviest tlIrlrtiuIt wan hi. the harbor or: ilr‘e’d a couple of Idiots at. the for lively engaged throughout this trunnion THEODORE ROOSEVELT. "2 " I“
mouth and while the enemy was patio boat. or course Admiral 8am -~ tight. The Brooklyn and Dream! tol~ “—-
V. p' l of Admiral gem” to me breaking through 02 panain our line. arm wan present and in common III lowed at homo distance by tho Mao GONNIVGTI'CUT PATINTB. I. ,.
I o this, the chief point he Not Ions after the runnlnx llit began» received no signals from thb Brook. thou continued in chm of too colon, To. following were 2an on February . ,, f,
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