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SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1901. -d

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urlng the fight, and Schley, it is alleged,

SAMPSON AND SCHLEY.

At this dismncm ,md naWn,_Uy hehe, left to right while the Spanish ships were

i ing as most Americans do, that both _ Wrning in 911° °pp°°it° dh`°°"°P' In Sampson and Schleyare braveand capable making tm' tum um B‘°°°kl7° °r°”°d commanders, it seems stranze that a pro- ‘h° MW’ °f t‘h° T°x“' and mm '°°m°d longed and bitter controversyshould have daniier °I 3 °°m5i°n‘ H°r° s°hl°y_ is arisen between them and their partisans charged with “midi” i” evadhz me In' as to the share of honor and glory due to fanm' and 813° Wi' h recklessly °“d°ng"` each in the victory over and destruction mg the Texas' He chime "M mawuver of the Spanish fleet at Santiago. Still saved me Br°°k1’n :mm bei” "m'°_°dS’

more stranqe does it seem that grave and Aft" making the MW t°m°u° “Imp

direction opposite to that taken bythe Spanish iieet, thus making a “loop” from

rdered the Brooklyn to be turned in the

serious imputations of incompetence and _ the Bnmklyn Joined in um pmmh’ bm 4 I IH ~ S J

_ her course was outside of that taken b1'__ _ _ _ _

cowardlce should he made, even in a so

_‘called history, against Commodore, now _ Uh? 'other American ships eng°‘8°d‘ AT S -S S S° ‘ 1 _ Rm Admiral Schley. me to be taped _"“’“’ S°hl°" °1““"‘° h°“""'°?' *h“° h S _ 5 ' -- i that the Court of Admirals, three in num- swamp ifmmwd ‘S per “M ot the (hm. s - A s ~ ~ ‘ * -f " '~ ber with Dewey at its head, now con- ‘ge susfmnm by th? Spanish ue" and "S nausea to try wt the iss" Wm be ,ble to °°“'°“ “P” °°°“ °‘ °*“ ““'““¥° *““‘°°°d Travelling -from place to place are subject to all kmds of Bowel sm th h . by the Spaniards. The situation has been ' . 1 . i

°m°¢l°1't0 1 6 bottom and brmsr _ - _ Com lamton account of chan eof water diet and temperature,

100# thetrne facts of the case. ` aggnvnedby anoemly published “ual P ` ° g ` A S ’ 'S S l i SS S S'

The criticism of Schleys come begins nnroryonne war, written by one Mona,” They should fortify themselves' with a bottle of.

with the departure ofthe dying squadron which appears to h°'v° phud ‘bout the -

from Key West’ May 18’ 189S_ H was worst possible construction upon all A F _ l , suppose; that Ldmimlcervem with the Schley'sactions and conduct during the i Q _ S

Spanish fleet was making for Clenfuegos, permd ‘Smvered by the war' S°bl°7 “mi f and Schley wassent to that port to inter his friend' namrauy °bj°°t °° “Wh ° S ° 0

cept. him Schley arrived there May 22nd, paruwn “nd “”-lust °°°°““° P”sm3 i“t’° S ld t

but immediately after he had sailed from ` ° hismry whwh had-b°S°°m° °‘ ‘ semi' x

Key Wes*, Sampson was informed that 1 °m°i“1 °h°“°W’~ H°“°° “W °P9°i°°' _ S - ' ;_0¢,-“rg was .5 Summa md tr _meetofthe Court of Admiralereferredto . _' _,'° _-_ S, _ ___' - . - _-_ S S_- " _ __ 4" _ A an elm d _ tcm, bu had . which is asnhe _case for Dxarrhcea, Dysentmy,

_ our espa te day . _ . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ /__

_ "mb t°S_“m°" °° °‘°°°°°d °‘“"'°' ‘ Im S Y" r Pains in the Stomach, Seasicl-mess, Cholera, Cholera Nf`orbns_ 'l with all possible despatch,but cautiously, *---¢+<>----- S- » » ' -

*__ _ _Mo were missed the Spmish nm was PATH To TOUR ENGLAND' Cholera Infantum, Summer Complaint, and all F luxes of tht

_ - not at Santiago. Schley received this S L0 J I 23"`;r d h f BOWCIS Children and Adults-S i

NDON, ny .- s ann t tl _ .S _ _ _ . .

En] S despatch on the 23:5, but says he was noi _Mum Pm, Wm mm, a tom, Uiunlgigltnad Does not leave ,the bowels in a constipated condition.

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satisded then that the Spanish deet was

and found the S erish ileet ha

“8 ¢ °°m\°8 °"Wm° Willmn Is harmless and leasant to take. Its act’on`. is ra it-f

not in Cienfuegos harbor The next da Le Levin the Amen P ~ A P

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au g sent Commander M¢C,,1}‘ into the harbor pany her. Cff€CU.1&l and I‘l3_.tl1l’8.l. h

' Sn-of the Impo,-fel (;__,,ds a, tbsp D ~` film been -_...;.?,!____ _ SS __ ' ‘ S, _ _ _ _ _

}|_,,__j M; H __h_ there. He started for Santiago after dark . _ S " -`

_ ~ . _ Ma! 24th and arrivedod’ that port on May S S " ' ‘ S i ’ S Y ` ' " _ _ ‘ f Sf.d",'

S L rge ‘FSR M '"1 P""""°- We F9' ‘, 26th with the dying squadron which was a 8

_ Ilmexj B.:en-Plwe.-15: Cigar. therejoined by the ships Yale, Minne-~l B I K ~c _ B _ A

J G J apolisandSt.Paul S 9 BSD I1 THB W0lld.f f S : E iw F

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L A B of the cum snip. which _gained somey as hd'

a ' I, Santiago. He reported that their coal was- “-

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` ‘ ‘_ ° ‘ U l 9 _ It is charged against Schley that he

delayed too long-, and that his trip ` to

knots an hour. There are also con-

tradictory reports about the coal supply

reduced and signalled his squadron to,-*- Dl'0¢eed to Key West by way of i,heT

tary Long to find out dednitely whether _

But Schley did not go to Key West. It

wa' t_°mf~d p°°“ble to coal-me squadmu n it nourishment for the baby ciin-r?in;th`eti1ne sea 29 miles west of - - ' S

Santiago, and he re ‘of t,,¢1,;,,R_ ` ,- -S_S

turned, taking up a po ition from four to S Lactated Food guarantees protec&m to - S - V S S I

12 miles nom sam. on the am, with We f-“feb” ff°m ell uses of hot vnwsbcn ‘ ' ‘ S _ _ _ ` -_ -S _S S

the MJ_ssachusetts,I°wa and New Orleans itreubles such as cholera infantum,diarra~ _\ T110- Broadway Boot and Shoe Store. _ i s

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he steamed into a distance of abouti “am ye-en ery

Sarong When All O_har Food _

Lactated food surpasses all other foods for infants because it saves life when the _

Yucatan passage for coal. S He had in the 'nk Emma” H” "j°°t°dS‘u °-°b°"°"“ bSaSrS ° S ~ o S Ss.-.af te. »_ 1

meantime received an order from otggigrgxd hu mm.. numw" nh. ' u,arkr';?S;0!i).e£ been In tha -S

than other foods, and is the mole easily

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_ ‘ Cristobal Colon for about seven minutes. '°l‘l P¢¢'i*\-‘fiii Wil! 0‘lllSe the little ole to S ' S S S

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_ _ He was merely feeling’ the enemy but S en and °1°°p sweemy' At an

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. ' this bombardment at lon ran , followed - __ ___ .__ _ _ _ Q

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by retirementis made the basis of a charge f

’“-'°""' ‘uf timidity. Sampson arrived June ‘lst 1 S

[1€3p- open sea. It so happened that on that - _ p ‘

., , _ morning Admiral Sampson had gone to 1; *_ PI‘iI\C8>S`lI'86t, _ i _A,__,,,,,___,_, ._ __ _,_ ,.,._.._ .-----»-7\_

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S 100 hbli bl.i__,ht hem-ing and took command. The blockade was

then kept up till July 3 when Cervera _' sought to save his fleet by a dash for the i

Jen. Shafter. Sampson and his flagship, _

the New York were 12 miles away when J’ he Spanish fieet came out. In his ab-

sence Schley was in command ofthe iieet _ and the battle was fouzht under those con-

ditions, although Sampson and the New York arrived before it was over.

Schle-y’s friends claim for him the credit

-ii the victory. S.\xnpson’s friends claim he result was due _to the dispositions he had made and the orders given by him in ,reparation for an attempt by the Span~

.ards to escape. And they critieisesevere-

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