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Xli a 0 0 7 i i fe I I Ic IcTfI tI TfI 15ALT ALT TA KF ic HERALllJP fl1BALD A 4uT 41lG 1J 1I1o1 2Z TO PIECESBY PIECES BY WESTERN TRAIN TRAINI TRAINNephew TRAIlNephew I Nephew of ofA Fisber Moo Ti Tiriblc rt rible Death DeAthi tVAS i I VAS STEALING A RID EIDt RIDE RIDEi OCCTTRS lOT WOTJB01C vo PA1t PA1tDX PA PAio i EATJJZf ATAI2r JB01C io UKHI UKHI0teial UIHII LmCiaI I I I 0teial CiaI a1 lo The Herald Heraldj 4 4It It WA was import reported to th theftfjl the thetIIce thce eftfjl tIIce 0ce ce today UttU th a man name nanvggbervnad named namedi i 1 ggbervnad uber been run over overy and kill killtoy kUJed kUJedI I toy a IUs R1 Grande Western freight tral tralear train trainI traiar Lehi Deputy Sherif Henry ws wsgent was waseDt waaent I JlMr ear ar gent out to investigate the matter matterAt I At a point about six miles north oLeal of 1 Leal City he found the mangled bod bodof body bodyof hodof of a mans man re ewn wn along alo the track Th Thbead The Thi 1 i bead bad been completely severed fronthe from fromr fromthe the body one of the legs cut off near neathe nearJj nt Jj the hip and the balance of the bod bodAround body bodyif hodground if Around uDd to a pulp pulpThe pulpThe lp 1 The trainmen report that the acct accldent acctdent accident dent must have happened at about aboutoclock tboutJ 2 2I I oclock in the morning The evidenc evidencconnected evldeacetoDDected evldencconnected connected with the case tends to shov shovthat sbewthat aboithat that Huber was riding on the back baclway bcIpart 1 part of the cowcatcher beatlac ating his hisway hbway way and in some way fell Ii under th thwheels the thewheels thwheela wheels of the train The only oal mea meaof meIUI meazI I I I of identification found on the body wa Wll Wlla waia a check for 30 30 dated Aug 1 1 dnuby draw drawn drawnby drawby by Henry Wagener the Salt Lake Lakprewervman LakebJtwevman La1cbrcwevmafl prewervman in favor of Huberommunicathn Huber HuberCommunication HuberI I Communication was had with Sal SalLake DaJtLake SailLake Lake and it was learned that Huber Huberwas Hubeiwas Hubewas was a nephew of A Fisher the brewer breweiof brewerof brewezof of that city and that Huber was ti tiSalt In InSalt IaSalt Salt Lake Aug Au 1 but had not beeiseen been beeni beerseen i seen since It is supposed that he wa waat was wasat waat at some southern town anl an was on hi hireturn hili hilil1turn hireturn return to Salt Lake when the accidenoccurred accident accidentoleurrf aecidenioirurred occurred He was about 52 2 years old oldThe oldI oldI The remains were picked pI ed up in small sraalpieces smallplfcMI smallyIceS I pieces placed In a canvas sack am amgiven andI and andgiell respectable burial at Lehi Lehat Lehiat Lehiat very given a I at the expense of Mr Fisher No one OIM8e one8e oneseems I 8e 8e seems ms to attribute any blame to th thrailroad the thecompany ttitrailroad railroad company for the accident acrtdcnLBERLIN accidentBEELIN accidentBERLIN BERLIN BOURSE SHOWS SHOWSWRETCHED SHOWSWRETCHED SHOWSWRETCHED WRETCHED TONERerUn TONE TONEBerlin TONEBerlin Berlin Aug 4 4The The new German tar tarHf trHr tarf Hf bill did not have a marked inttu intturace Inft Inftence inNuence ence upon the bourse last week opera opralots operators operators tors believing that many of the wors worsfeatures worst worsifeatures features would be modified Ocean Oceaitransportation OceantranllpOrtatioa Oceaetraniportadozi transportation shares however weak weakened weakened weakened ened The general eneral tone of the market markecontinued marketcontinued marketcontinued continued exceedingly heavy and wa wanarked was wasmarked wasmarked marked by short 8 Mt selling em The shorttook shorts shortstook shortstook took advantage aclvant ce of the many unfavor unfavorable unfavorable unfavorable able rumors regarding various com companies companea cornpaIAes panies to beat down values and in this thisthev thisthey thisthey they were assisted by the publication of ofnumerous ofumerous numerous balance sheets which sup supplied supplied supI I plied Inadequate information about the thefinancial thenanclal thenanctal financial nanclal condition of the companies in involved iJlTolved I volved volvedA ro1vsdA A fatalistic tone possessed the thebourse thebourse bourse 00 says the Fiankfurter Ti ankfurter Zel Zeltuac Zeltung i itung tung which makes an exceedingly de dospondent despondent depoD4eat spondent impression and augurs much muchevil mucAevU muchevIl evil evilhe he monthly settlement while paasn pass passIn paMIno Ino In oft easily Ity so far as the money mar market market market ket is concerned has revealed an un unexpectedly Uftexpeeted1y Unexpectedly expectedly large ar short interest ot and this thisInquiry thisInquiry tAlsInquiry Inquiry has been followed by a firm firmfeeling firmfeeUnl finnfeeling feeling feelingThe feeUnlThe feelingThe The physiognomy pb OPODl of the Bourse 1tourM 1tourMws hoursegrows Bourseirrows grows ws more gloomy from week to toweek tok toweek week and toe iPnerar neral business situa situation situation sltuation tion becomes Moo mor and more threaten threatening tJtreatenID threnInL ing ID ingThe The ffeelWg feeih Hr evMenfly growter that thattuck teach tIUIS each rottenness still UD remains to ttciveyd he wInM ntOTertd tOTertdThe tOTertd InMI tciveydThe The weakest we est point in the stock atoekmar atoekmarI mar market marAst I I ket was but stocks owing to the dif difIraltiea dlfIroltlella dirIculties Iraltiea Iroltlella is various institutions institutionsCanadians institutionsIWltaM institutionsCanadians Canadians IWltaM dove doverisinx developed Ipd great strengthProeeedhigs strength strengthrisinr thnllD risinr sl week weekProeetdings weekProeetdJnp Proeetdings in bankruptcy have been beenbegrun heeabf beenbegun begun bf against the Aktien Qesellschajtur Gesellschaft GesellschaftFVur FVur Ff ur Elektrfeche El he Anlagen Und Batmen Batmenof BabnenIf Bah en enof of Dresden which is a creation of the theKununer theKommer theXuinmer Kununer XuinmerVENEZUELAN ocmaany ocmaanyVENEZUELAN otmlanyVENEZUELAN VENEZUELAN TROOPS TROOPSCaracas TROOPSVHlP TROOPSI I WfiJ VHlP INSURGENTS INSURGENTSCarfteu Caracas Venezuela Aug Au 4 4The The Theeuesaelaa Veaesoelan government gyn announces that thata I a force of invaders under General Gar Ga bins inetnding twent twentftve ftve battalions battalionst If the Colombian army wag repulsed ed by 1 the government troops and com compriW comJll11ed cornIlIid priW to fall back across the frontier frontierafter troatlerafter frontierafter after twentyeight hours fighting July 8 1 and July tY tIt It it 1 officially asserted that the In In101IIO vaders va4 lost 0 men a the government pvernmenttro 101IIO 101IIOa troops treo treoThe Idling 300 The government has sent a reinforce rPtnforceUIIIC aents to the tb UIIIC frontier frontierlaodon tro trot frontieri nUr nUrIADdoo i laodon Aug 4 4The The Renter Tele Teleny Telehas msny ny has ha received scy ec1 the follow foliowA4toatch foUawQ foUawdated hsuIteh dated Au 4 4 from Cura Curai eu eufrom 1 A4toatch i Isteh from Caracas says 711 that thatf Ulattldrtuunlsts tldrtuunlsts reIietionIsts were defeated after after1rIth thirty ftghtiag July 29 a aof cud I with withh a of SOO men the government governmentNO I NO CHANGES ClIARGES CEAJG a MADE Jr Sqpirr Asked ecl Per in Jar Ohand Chandlers Ohand1fts OhandS lers Letter LetterAog LettarAvg Aog A 4 41 am not aware of ofJWt IIJ JWt IeII1Iest rsqe for an Inquiry or Jnvesti JnvestiSecretary AtiIt taid Secretary Secra of the Navy NavyrP 1 Joie 1011 at Hincham today to a naaJ rP reponcr repre rter when asked about aboutvha i tbe Wlollinctoa Wriing report that Fonn Former 8eereta Sseret4ry WUUaaa 7flj Cbaiuiler had I I1114echag 4 vha na5g against Bear Admiral Admiraly AdlniralDEvaaa Rsbi DEvaaa Lfli Evans Evansonly 111 fli only oni thing I remember concern concernmatter 1 1 IMOg matter tter continued Se Senetary Senetary1S etary ns ls that Mr Chandler wrote Wr te to 1 ut the he time Admiral Evan Evans Published and asked for forPapers forpapers Papers and an documents locumentSiat elat elattvans I lIIn tvans tfl Th Thee The copies spies re sent Later Mr handler wrote rote a apit te pit nt in wnih wh he gavt his ver vercase veraI I 1 case casenwy caseflHy Ph nwy be th lette Vrred rtd to ttkit 1 Miie which whl as pito tb hv hi i i to tOh 1 would uuId not ftpi 1 a a rty ty to toit toletter ltl11 it letter public Lh Lhbir vI 1 ut au trorn om Mr iiTjdlerr Lildl 1kr it is Isy i Kel that Aouli uli Sit gI it out outt outlilt lilt I tt letter istitut 1 titutj itut a air rejuest rejuestiuirr rlulr iuirr ir vi asked askedscorns askede skedno 8 no 1 uest a under 1nlrt and thE th scorns n1S ti t4J hKerred bo fr nu ne ner an i i hY iOt uj tr11Ug hg the thetrred therred Kerred Kerredit trred trred11II rred rreda 11II 11IIc it a not notiat taken up ii JY the thee I iat is not notnor for 1 Mr Mrh tr nor A Aa i Lan lvanena mem tht a sen lieU ena enaI I I dsknd ked firrling bog tli Li Liird plOn Tion TionrMT third ird rMT for fI1UI hlpy hlpyrnary I1UI rnary tLIy tLIyr id idKnew Knew no sti Mii 7n han i i rnd i 1 Harkett Ih kett ha hal made maden tion ti i robably L4bIy know it iti I 011 bu i net sent me woM woMihi I ihi hi taking time to toan in it 1 an he selects can canth I ha th matter tter entirely entirelyonly only a few wS who whoone re one of em emand hfeks ftu 11Uhed bed with the soft ht th and mn a pure pu complexion complexionomen omplexionIIDi omen J1nE beautiful 1 autiful HERBINB HERBINBngth HFRBI HTRj3JNEflith Ength ngth and vitality tallty to to the 1 1 thn th IL rosy huE of ho halth Uh to toi Pne lri i HI rf 1 Nnt pnts Van In Dvkpj Dvkpjiu 1 iu rp ts oruer Main and nd Third MARK ARK mm TAIN mm mmE35AD6 VACA nON nONILYrAD I E35AD6 3TO ISXTBS IiBT OiR ORPA ORPABUT PA PATb PJAPBB PJAPBB3VTwtTBs BUT 3VTwtTBs WMTBS nrnUSTBIOUSIaY nrnUSTBIOUSIaYIs Tb That Is He HWritesWihen a writowi Writes Whan He Doeen DoeenIndulge Doesnthdulge Docanindulge Indulge in Scientific ent1fic Loafing LoafingOanceteg LoafingOtnoo4ng LoafingI Oanceteg a Part of Days Work WorkCW WorkVI Workw CW Korthrup In St Louis PostDfc PostDfcaatch POIItDlstch PoetD4stch aatch aatchOn stch stchOn tch tchOR On the borders of Lake Sexanac I Ithe ii iithe 111 111the the heart of the Adirondack mountsi mountsiMark 11i URtarKarle moustsMark Mark Twain hag built him a aummhome summc summchome ummehome home homeFar homeFa homeFat Far Fa from the madding crowd with withIn wltbin withIn In the depths of a forest primeval hlived Iillve he hellveJ lived the life of a recluee reclueeThe reclueeThe recluseThe The circle of his society is narrower narrowerto narrowedto naroweto to the members of his own fanrtly fanrtlyconsisting f3W113contsting Jldlycon consisting con ttns of his wife and two grown growidaughters growndaqhtens growdaughters daughters He reads no daily papers papersEven papersEven puperEven Even his hi mail is I left stacked up an anuncalled and anduncalled amuncalled uncalled for at the nearest postoMee postoMeeNe po tomee tomeeNo No one could take a vacation man manseriously JBCtre JBCtreerloue17 nurseriously seriously than does the worlds great greateat greatest greateat eat humorist humoristThough humoristThough tThouh Though on the borders of a lak lakstocked akastocked lakstocked stocked with nan the rod and reel pos posseas posHilS poeseas seas for him no charms though em employing employing employing ploying an Adirondack guide the pathless path pathless pathlea less woods the airy mountain moun tala top hold nekout holdout holout out for him no allurements allurementsSeated allurementsSeated allureinentsSeated Seated in a little tent beside the bor borders borders hocders ders of the lake Mark Twain spend spendthe spendthe spendthe the largest portion of his time in work workSystematically workSystematicallY worliSysteneaticsliv Systematically brooking few Interruptions Interrup Interruptionc Interruptions tions he applies himself him elt from four Useven to toven Useven seven ven hours each day dayIt dayIt dayIt It was only after much persuasion persuasionseconded persuasionseconded persuasionseconded seconded by the kindly offices of Mrs MrsClemene MrsClemeD8 MrsClemenS ClemenS that I obtained an interview interviewwith Interviewwith Intervievwith with hint hintOn hintOn hinton On the south shore of Lake Saranac Saranacliterally SaranacHterally Saranacliterally literally buried in a deep forest of ft ftnd fti ftiand ftr ftrand and nd pine trees stands The LaIrMark L1rMark Lair LairMark Mark Twains cottage Though th thlicdonary the thedlctionary thiictlonary licdonary defines a lair as a the couch couchf couchof of a wild beast it is only in the aenac aenacjf 8enMof sen senf jf its exclusiveness exclu lvene and inaccessibility inaccessibilitythat that the name is apposite as the dweltnE dwell dwelling dwellIne ing place of the famous author authorDean authorDean authorDean Dean Swift longed for forA foruA forA uA A house to entertain a friend friendA A river at his 1 gardens end endlut endBut endut But ut Mark Twain has more than this thteThe thisThe thiarho The beautiful sweep of a whole lake lakeitretches lakestretchu lakEitrotches itretches out before himFrom him himFrom himFrom From th the outside Mark Twains Twainslouse Twainshou Twainslouse hou louse looks like a Swiss cottage cot siuh siuhis liuhas as is one sees perched on the side of the thelips th thAlps theUps lips near Lake Lucerne The wood woodif ood oodof of if which it is built is rough pine the theark thebark theark bark ark of the tree being left on theutside the themtside theoutside outside outsideWithin mtsideWithin utsideWithin Within the idea of rusticity is still stilllurther stiUfurther Stilurther further emphasized by leaving the thejrossbeamg thecrossbeam thttrossbain crossbeam of the ceiling covered cov red by bylatlvo bynatlvo byistivo latlvo bark The VPP vpper i portion of the theloors thedoors thetours doors and windows are finished in the theame thesame thearne same fashion The high mantelpiece of ofhe ofthe ofhe the he reception room room is made of a huge hugetine hugeine hugepine pine tine log with the bark left on the theipper thEupper theipper ipper surface being planed fiat flatThe fiatThe fiatThe The tablea chairs and other ftrniehrigs furnish furnishnga furnlshInp Inp rigs are rustic even down to the ink inkveil inkwell inkrell veil on the writinp desk which stands standsn in the northeast corner of the room roomSo roomSo roomSo So closely is the house surrounded by byrees bytrees byroes trees rees that th thq tl long branches protrude protrudear far ar across thu verandas and look imuderiiy Im 1muder Impudehly pudehly uder ly in at the windows of the see seeing second seead ing noq noqTh tory toryThe ioryThe The Th tops of the trees seem to lock lockirms Jockarmll lockrms irms above the roof and when the thertnd thewind the4nd wind blows the trunks rub against the thetaves theeavee theayes ayes eaveeSave tavesSave ayesSave Save for the rippling of the waters watersif of if Lake Saranae or or the sighing of the therind thawind theiod rind through the trees there is both nothng uoUt1rtt bothrig 1rtt ng to disturb the profound quiet which whicheigns whlehreigns whichsigns reigns about The Lair LairIt LairIt LairIt It was A a sentimental unwillingness unwillingnessD to break through this quietude that thatlade thatmade thatiade lade me at first hesitate upon calling callingn on Mark Twain in his Adirondack rrear re retrea rerca trea rear rca It seems almost a species 8 of ofacriieg ofsacrilege ofceeileg sacrilege for an outsider to enter the thelonastio themonastlo themnastio lonastio nook in which he has burled burledAfter buriedbnlt tIDtIItU bnltAfter tIDtIItUAfter After rowing rowinB1Ip np and doc dcr several severaliraes edyocalImes yeaU yeaUtimes times In front of The Lair I at test testtvercame lastvercame tovercame overcame my reluctance and grounded groundedny ounded oundedI my ny 1 eanoe on the little boat landing landingvhich landl landIngrhick gwhich which juts out into the lake a few fewods tJwrod wode I rod ode to the left of the house houseA A short walk over soft moss strewn strewnrith strewnwith strewnrith rith pine needles and I found fo nd myself myselfn on the veranda of The Lair LairI I was met at the door by Mrs Clem Clemns Clemens Clamno ens ns a woman of sweet face and charm charmfig charming charmeg ing fig manner She explained to me that thater thather thater her er husband was very very busy bUSTthat bUSTthathe that thate he had come to Lake Saranac to work workather workither ork orkratber ather than to recreate recreatethat that he hadrca had hadven badeven even rca neglected to send for his mall at atlie atthe the lie 10 postomce postomceIt poato iee ieeIt It was about 1 oclock when I first firstailed firstcal1ed firstilled ailed Mrs Clemens said it was one onet oneof oneher of her husbands busiest hours hoursIf hoursIf If I would return after 6 oclock she shedde sheadded sheded added dde ded he would see me meperhaMI meperhaMIDeep meperhapsDeep perhaps perhapsDeep Deep shadows baOOw were creeping acrossSc across acrosshe actOll8the the he Sc lake when I again made my way wayirward wayairward IAtrward IAtrwardSettd irward airwardSeated irwardSeated Seated in a highback cane chair on onhe onthe onse the he se veranda in an easy position with withne withno 008 ne leg crossed over the other was waslark wasMark wasark lark Twain TwainHe TwainHe TwainHe He wore a loose fitting fitU suit of gray grayill grayl gray1k ill bliHs b11 a negligee JM shirt low turned turnedewn tUrneddown turnedown down own collar CI and wash tie Comfortable ComfortableUppers Comfortableuppers ComtrtablesUppers Uppers were on his feet Floating on onits onkla onIs kla its mass of white hair rather than thanitting thanftttlnC thantting itting his bl head was a flattop Panama Panamat PanamaHe Panamahat hat at hatl1e atge He arose to greet me as I ap apircacned ajpreached apreached preached reached an aoc waved me to a seat be beIde belIIde beide lIIde Ide him The book he had been read readas readiDle reedig iDle as Bismarcks autobiography he beplaced helaced placed laced 1 on a settee near by byiked byI byI I I asked iked Mark Twain how be em emloyed employed emlayed loyed his time on his vacation vacationI 1 suppose you ejoy the deer and andtber andother andthee other hunting to be found in these theseartsr tparts theseartaY parts artsr I saidIc said saidKc 14 14l Kc he replied I never hunt I IJive Ie Iave in inhcotins inbcotm inicotthg Jive never taken any pleasure bcotm hcotins down birds and animalsOf animals IUI1maJsOf Of course you go fishing fishingNo ftstJ ftstJNo fishingNo No I do not fish either he re ponded with a smile smileMarl1 eMarl smileMar Marl Twain then explained to me methat methat methat that his life in the Adirondacks was wasnot wnot wasnot not one devoted oted to pleasure He went wentthere weatth wentthere there th ro mainly Tor the purpose pu of work working working worklug ing Quiet is essential to him in order orderto to do satisfactory work workMark worltKark woriCMark Mark Twainthen talked freely about aboutbooks aboutbOO aboutbooks books bOO AngloAmericanism incidents inIsle in inhis Inkis his life at home and abroad his pri private priTate priTate Tate system of philosophy answering answeringmy answerl answerlJIlt my JIlt every question with open candorRe candor candorHe eDClorBe He expressed a desire however not notto notto notto to be quoted on any of these subjects subjectsin in the form of an extended interview interviewHe He said he had no objection to my de describing de deWCrlbiDg doscribing scribing his Adirondack life lifeWith uteWith lifeWith With slight variations here is Mark MarkTwains MarkTWaIn MarkTwains Twains daily Uy programme at TheLair The TheLair TheLair Lair LairRising LairRl8tng LairRising Rising between 7 and 8 In the morn morning mornIng morning ing he dresses leisurely and breakfasts breakfastsabout breakfutBabout breakfastsabout about 9 After breakfast he enjoys a acigar aciar acigar cigar either sitting on his veranda or orstrolling orstrolling orstrolling strolling by the lake lakeAt lakeAt lakeAt At lo jclock clock promptly his working workingday workl worklday workingday day hegns To the right of his house houseabout bouaeabout houseabout about fifty feet away toward the lake lakeside lakeII1de lakeside side is a small tent This tent is l8Hark l8HarkTwain MarkTsn Mark MarkTwain Twain literary camp He works regu regularly regularly regularly larly oaoh ach day dayThe dayThp dayTh The Th floor of the tent is covered with withboards withboards 1th 1thboards boards which whic in front are extended extendedoutward extendedoutward extendedoutward outward toward the lake forming a asmall aunall asmall small platform railed off at the end endThe endThe endThe The sole furniture of this tent Is I a ahighbacked abighbacked ahighbacked highbacked cane chair on the seat of ofwhich ofwhich ofwhich which ae a a couple of cushions cushionsSeated cushioD8Seated cushionSSeated Seated in this chair whch is placed placedeither placedeither placedeither either wIthin the tent or on the little littleplatfonr littlelatro littleplatforn platfonr latro 1Y Mark Twain produces each eachuay eachtiay uay ay the humorous phrase et which make makethe makethE makethe the whole world laugh laughPerUaps laughl laughPerhaps Perhaps you think his humor is isdaeued iad isdaaod daeued ed off with little thought and that thathis thath thathis his sentences drop from the pen point pointas pointas as water flows from a fountain Not Notso Notso so No sentence ever leaves his hand handwithout handI handwIthout I without undergoing under lng rigorous inspection inspectionNo No word is used etl without first weighing weighingits its every import importMark importMtuk importMark Mark Twain makes it a rule to write writefour writefour writefour four hours each day Four hours of ofwriting orwriting ofwriting writing may mean seven or eight hours hoursof hoursof of thought and mediation So after all allthere Rllthere allthere there is little time left for recreation recreationwhen relre recreationwhen tion tionwhtn when his selfimposed daily task isdcne is isdone isdfne done doneAfter dfneAftpr dcneAlter After writing steadily stea ily from 10 In he herrrring henring nring until in the afternoon afti MaicTwain Matk MatkTwain ait aitXuaiD Twain partakes of a luaeaebn eltttmtnh1s eltttmtnh1sc tn his his8s 8s Bai SiS5 ife i 10 i tit fl 1 1 I I 1 t4I I I It i I 4 I t444 t444I I I I I I I I It I i I tl tt I THE GLORIOUS GI loVS REF07lN EFORM IjV VSSIAo VSSIAot ON ONTHE THE AMERICAN PLANCOPYRIGHT PLAN PLANIt COPYRIGHT iSol BY it nsuosT nxtasrhr It hr I It ll I I 4 PREDEFJUAL 1 I en I 0 0I 0m i i i it it it I i ii 1 W4UJJ W4UJJr i tf i ir irw i ti EI Ef I 1W1t11 1W1t11ij1llIht1frY ij1llIht1frY 1JIAW A 1 Public Levee at the Winter Palace St Petersburg Jnne 19 1001 1001HB 1001T 1O1p mliii HB Czar Is so weB pleased with the theAmerican theRUtrkaa 9 I American deas which lie has trans transi trangpBteti transjksted i ptaBted ts Bneeia that he has detert deter deterlined teterI lined Lae to permit their introduction Into the theImperial theI I I Imperial 1 1 Cwrt Itself and yesterday in instead in instead 4 stead of the semi oal diplomatic audIence at atthe ottile 5 the Winter Palace His Majesty held a ajNtblte apaltlle at public levee of the kind known at the theWhite tileWillie 4 White House la America The Th affair tralr wac waca a most brilliant serene swcee aad certainly certal ly no nofeature DOfeat1lle noI feature ef American lfe that liaa been in intmasced InlKed inV I 4 tmasced lKed here re is likely to become as popu popular OtIut pour lar with the masses of the people as this thisBartr thlsORe 4 ORe ORet lady SXly in the afternoon His Majesty iaJi att at attired atj attUed tired in I his ermine en lDe robes of state took Ids htepestttoa Idspo histIo pestttoa po tIo in the Tbroae Room of the Palace Palaceami Palacet 4 ami gave the signal pal to his Grand Cbamfeer Cbamfeerlal lal lala is to thrvw tkrewepes epea the outer sates and ad adif adwitte 1 1I Ift1He if tfc pstri patriots ts te who wk had badheon been waltlB waltlBSteee 1 1daWD I 4 Steee dawn to the namber of many thou thoasasde thouIHIRd thoumade made sasdeThe 1 IHIRde The dcoratt deeonttloB B8 of the Thrne Thr De Room were wereU 4 BMBJ sny respects re different from those CUB cvwtoBiarily CUBtoaIarily cuetemarily toBiarily sees at imperial levees The car carpets carpets carpets pets iMd bees taken up and a cinder track 4 44444 4 It 4 0 0 house The remainder of the day is de devoted devoted devoted voted to reading and recreation recreationHis recreationHis recreationHia His afternoons are varied according accordingto to circumstances At one time he will willpatronise willpatronlse willpatronize patronize a hammock which whichswlag8 swings be between between between tween two trees far back in the woods woodsHe woodHe woodsHe He explained to me that he had ac acquired acquired acquired quired the art of being able to remain remainin in a hammock as long as he desired desiredAt desiredAt desiredAt At other times either accompanied by byhis byhis byhis his daughters or alone he will take a acanoe acanoe canoe trip on Lake Saranac The ca canoes Ca a anoes noes are as light as feathers and it ittakes Ittakes Ittakes takes scarcely any effort to propel propelthem propelthem them themVery themVery themVery Very frequenUy his afternoon isspent is isspent Isspent spent with some favorite book by the thelakeside thelakeside thelakeside lakeside Here sitting on some old oldmo oldmoagrown mo mOfgrown rsrown log he will spend hour af after atter after ter hour reading at times at others othersgazing othersgazing gazing in reverie out over the waters watersof watersof ters tersot of the lake lakeAfter lakeAfter lakeAfter After js js dinner at 8 oclock he sits aitson sitshis siteon on his veranda till tlUbedtimeabout bedtime about 10 10oclock 10oclock 10oclock oclock oclockFor oclockFor For a literary man the life Mark MarkTwain MarkTwain MarkTwain Twain leads at his lair is ideal idealIt JdeaLIt ideaLIt It is difficult to imagine hew one can canwork canwork canwork work in so beautiful a place where whereeverything whereeverything whereeverything everything lulls to rest The lapping of ofthewaves oftkewaves ofthewaves thewaves on the shore and the moan moaning moanIng moaning ing of the winds through the pines pineswould pineswould pineswould would enchant an ordinary mortal from fromall fromaU fromalt all tasks however exacting exactingI I asked Mr Clemens if he would per permit permit permit mit me to take photographs of himthroughout him himthroughout himthroUghout throughout the course of one of his histypical hisI histypical typical days He consented con to this au audacious audacious andacious dacious request with a kindliness which whichwas whichwas whichwas I was far from expecting expectingOn On the morning appointed at atoclock 9 9oclock 9oclock oclock I presented myself my lf at the lair camerain It takes a courageous eoU WI man to pose posefor poIJefor posefor for an amateur photographer and I al almost 1moet 1 1most most feared Mark Twain would back backdown backdown backdown down from his agreement agreementBut But he was once a Confederate sol soldier 801dler aoldier dier and knows no fear He had not notchanged noteb notchanged changed eb ed his mindPresently mind mindPresently mindt Presently PN he seated himself in a chair chairon chairon chairbri on bri the veranda verandaWith verandaWith verandaWith With great simplicity and without withoutany withoutany withoutany any apparent effort he assumed the themost themoat themoat moat natural of poses posesVery posesVery I Very frequently when his days day work workte workdone workis te done Mark Twain seats himself hlm elf on ona ona ona a large rock near the lakeside and en enJoys enjoys enoys Joys an hour or two of meditation while whilegazing whUegazlftg whIlegazing gazing out over the placid waters It Itwas Itwas Itwas was my privilege pliy qe to photograph him in inthis Inthis Inthis this favorite haunt hauntThis hauntThis hauntThIs This particular spot is veritable veritablesylvan veritablesylvan veritablesylvan sylvan grotto One would not be sur surprised Burpdllld surpid in inand inand inand prised to see elfs and fairies flitting of the thetrees thetfte8 thetrees and out among amon the braacnes trees which cluster clu ter thickly by the thewater thewater thewater water waterMossgrown waterMossgrown waterMossgrown Mossgrown stumps stum of old trees treeswaterworn treeswaterwom treeswaterWorn waterworn logs bending boughs of ofleafy ofleafy ofleafy and rocks over which the thewaters thewaters thewaters leafy green waters ever tumble make a picture ofwondrous of ofwondrous ofwondrous harmony harmonyIf wondrous Mark Twain is able to work at all allin aU1n allin If that he hedoes hedoe hedoes it is singular in such a place instead insteadof lnsteftdof tespired verse does not produce of humorous proseAs prose proseAs proseAs As canoeing forms part of his day on onrare onrarE onrare occasions Mr Clemens kindly con consented consented consented rare photogiaph photo i8ph him in indulging induglng Indulging sented to let me dulging in this pastime pastimeThe pas pastimeThe ti me meThe The day on which the piture ture was wastaken wastaken wastaken taken was a windy one and tr th waters watersof watersof watersof lake were rather tempestuous tempestuousNevertheless tem tempestuousNevertbel 8tuoUS 8tuoUSNeyertbeleu of the writer got gotInto gotInto gotinto the venerable ven Mlble Nevertheless Nevertbel Adirondack craft with the theOf theagility theagility frail Into the and alertness Of youth rowing rowingquite rowingout rowingout agility the lake and keeping the boat boatquite boatquite out quite quite on steady with its head to thewaves the theWWhen thewaves WWhen waves wavesVhen wavesWhen When I had taken an thE jh010 jh010undignified photo photographs photographs said saidYou saidtou Mr Clempn desired graphs I taken flO many photo photographs photographs You have I intend telling Mrs MrsC1ftnens MrsetneflS of me that graphs photograph mt mtclimbing meclimbing C1ftnens etneflS I let you depend df1 tnd on onlly onIt onIt may ma tr tree You climbing a lectured lecture for al alphotographed allowing altowing bf roundlY lly It I shall photographed in so soThe SOndignlfled to be myself lowing The children will vvmin will5v undignified a mE pottf out in my little I it tlp joke jokeYes ltskeroe hH 5v to help very ery quk CLLU hee rc rcf Yes It is certainly cert Linly i cf laid around the eater edge or the room roompassing roomJ roomjpaasing passing directly in front of the throne throueJSterj throDeJkery throneWrery JSterj swull article of value was remoTed remoTedat at as a early hoar ef the morning and the thelaore theJItOIe themere mere etimbroHe pieces of furniture se securely Be Becarely socurely curely chained to the wall Captain Fat Fatwad Fatwad Fatwad wad with two at his officers was IB IBcharge laelulrle incharge charge of the ceremonies and two Ameri American American Amencan can gentlemen of Ion long experience in the theservice theervlee theservice service of the Brooklyn Bridge were sta statMned staUeM tMned near Ills Majestys person personAs perSOBu personAs As an extra precaution against crowding crowdingte te svffoctiioa SdOC OR or sadden panic a refresh refreshneat rerMbJBeIIt refreshuaat neat coaster and bar were placed in an anadjoining anadjolalDK anadjolsing adjoining corridor in such ch a manner that thatthe th thstthe ttile the withdrawal of ora a curtain would bring bringthen bringtile bringthem then tile Instantly into view It was further furtherstore fartherore teethermore store arranged that tbat at the first Intimation Intimationef ef 4nger KeI one on of Rh His Majestys most trastLJieuteesnta trsst trsstyaJSenteiMinta yaJSenteiMinta LJieuteesnta sftoald drew dnw the curtainsad curtains cun1ftaM curtainsiad aM ad call d1tttaa 051 at is a lseI A vefre ve te Free leech laaebevit leechvltek vit 1ltC1t and drutfcskie clrla for all Captain Fat Fatwad lIatwadlkclared Itatwad wad wadlkclared declared that by Means eif ei this is isatenlovg lBeDlOU4I isjeenions atenlovg eeatilraaee the most crowded crowdedbulldhiK crowdedbuildiaK crowdedbuilding building could altl be emptied in precisely ly six sixtyIre sixtyIe slztyIve tyIre seoesds seoesdsWhen 1M08 1M08Wilen moesdeS When the etthens were admitted ta to llQ llQt I I 6 I I I I I he continued reflectively re velY We have no noexcitement noexcitement noexcitement excitement We Ve do not even read the thedaily thedaily thedaily daily papers papersI I take one paper paper a weekly weeklyIt It gets here about ut onoe every twoweekn two twoweeks twoweeks weeks weeksDUTIES weeknDUTIES 4Iia 4IiaDUTIES DUTIES OF COTJUTS COUltTSOF OP TNQUTKX TNQUTKXMay INQuEAYMay INQUIPYIay May Bear Testimony Testimo But Not Pass PaneJudgmont PassJudgment I Judgment JudgmentNew JudgmentNew New York Mail and Express ExpressJust ExpressJust Just what rights Rear Admiral Win Wlftfield Winfield Winfield I field Scott Schley may have in the thecourt thecourt thecourt court of inquiry which hlch at his own re request request quest has been ordered by the secre secretary secretary meretory tary of the navy are not exactly clear clearto clearto to many who while fairly well In Informed informed informed formed in civil tribunals are a trifle triflecloudy triflecloudy cloudy on the methods in vogue inmilitary in inmilitary Inmilitary military and naval inquiries In this thiscountry thiscountry thIscountry country there have been comparatively comparativelyfew few courts of inquiry of great sea orland or orland orland land fighters which fact when coupled coupledwith coupledwith coupledwith with the knowledge that great secrecy secrecyand secrec secrecand secrecyand and sometimes absolute suppressionfrequently suppression suppressionfrequently suppre lon lonfrequently frequently complete whitewashing whitewashingmark whitewashingmark whitewashingmark mark investigations of high grade sail sailors sailors sailore ors and soldiers abroad is quite com complimentary compUmentary cornplimentary plimentary to both services of the theAmerican theAmerican American government governme leaving aside asidethe asidethe asidethe I the trial of Commander Comm nder Bowman HMcCalla HMcCaUn HMcCallo McCalla for the Enterprise episode and andthe andthe andthe the punishment of the late Commander CommanderOscar CommanderOscar Oscar Heyesman for the loss on onRoncador onRoncador onRoncador I Roncador Reef of the corvette Kear Kearsarge Kearsarge ICes ICessarge sarge the notable courts of inquiry inquirywith inquirywith I IwJth with their subsequent courtmariial In Inthe inthe I II the Yankee navy may be counted on onthe onthe 1 1the I the fingers of one hand by American I tstorians tstoriansiedlcal 1 5 torlane storlanafedical torlaneledlcal iedlcal Inspector Kershner was tried triedand triedant triedand and dismissed from the service for a aviolation aviolation aviolation violation of navy regulations which whichforbade whichforbade whichforbade forbade the publication of information informationconcerning Informatkmconcerning Informationconcerning concerning the navy Captain George GeorgeW Sumner was tried for being respon responsible re responsible pon ponslblefor sible slblefor for injuries inflicted upon the thecommerce tJMcommerce thecommerce commerce destroyer cruiser Columbia Columbiawhile Columbiawhile Columbiawhile while he commanded that vessel ves eL Then Thencame Thencame Thencame came the muchtalkedof Colonel For Forney Forney Forney ney case which meant so much to the themarine themarine themarine marine corps corpsThe corpsThe corpsThe The question has often arisen how it itwas Itwas itwas was possible for an aaomcer officer in the navy navywho navywho navywho who may have been of the same corps corpsor or of the same grade or even of the theseme thesame thesame same class in the naval academy orwho or orwho orwho who may have been an associate on onduty onduty onduty duty with an officer under official fire firecould firecouldoe firecould could couldoe be a proper person to act as a amember amember amember member of a board of inquiry or form forma a personnel in a courtmartiai It has hasbeen hUbeen hasbeen been repeatedly shown that the honor honorof honorOf boored of the uniform alone has on several oc occasions occaslom orcasione casions made an officer condemn to topunishment topunl topunishment punishment punl hment his best friend and ship shipmate shippeale btpptate mate and that his oath as a gentleman gentlemancompelled gentlemancompelled gentlemancompelled compelled him to do that which under underother underother underother other circumstances might be consid considered comriJered conotlered ered by an elastic conscience con clence to be full fulljustice funjustice justice to the department himself 1 m8etf and andhis andhis andhis his friend the defendant Never in the thehistory thehistory thehistory history of the United States service has hasthere basthere hasthere there been the tr shadow of a doubt as to tothe tothe the honesty of purpose of the members membersof of a trial board boardA A court of Inquiry such as that or ordered ordered ordered dered for the Schley controversy te teheld isheld held by the same authority as a gen general geeeral eral courtmartial without with Jut restriction restrictionas re trictlonas as to express authority Its origin is lanot isnot isnot not found in law according to the thehighest theI thehighest highest authorities one of whom was wasHenry wasHenry wasHenry I Henry Cochrane but in the exercise exerciseof of kingly prerogative Custom alone alonemanaged aloneI alonemanaged managed to get the courts of inquiry inquiryinto inquiryinto inquiryinto I into the military Jurisdiction of Eng England EngI England land but bU the United States Stat did not notlegally ntlegally notlegally legally attempt to recognize the wis wisdom widom wiedom I dom Of courts of Inquiry until April 23 23 2318li 2 1800 They had been held here pre previoas previo prcvi1Jis vioas vio ls to that time however As Astoken ctoken atoken token of their splendid formation it is isknown isknown isknown known that the lavs la I as to thrir organizaticn organ organization organizatlrn ization and powers have not undergone undergonetho the th slightest change since that tim tiraoi tiraoA timClrt tirnoA i A court of inquiry has UL one purpose purpQaet if Jk Presence they were received by Sergeant SergeantRakeoflT Serr SergeastRekeoff nt RakeoflT and told to mere on lively and andnot and1I0t andnet not block tie entrance After which they theytrotted th thtrttetl theytrotted trotted around the cinder track steppingfor stopping stoppingfor st tfor for a moment to shake bands with the theCzar theCzar Czar and i IR some 110 eases to address adclr a few fewpilte fplt fewite i pilte plt ite words wod of greeting eel to him km Daring Daringthlg Deringthis la this tils beautiful beutfl Americas Amer ceremony CMny the te per personal persosal sonal Sal attendants atenant of His HI Majesty YajtT chanted chantd a ahallelujah ahlelujh ahallelujah hallelujah hlelujh with the tb refrain refrainStep rfin rfinStep refrainStep Step lively lvely ladies and a geatsky geatskyTlwe jBt geatatyThee Te Thee to get ap Ip and weatsky weatskyNo Wet weatakyNo No time tme to waltsky waltskyUse walty waltyu witskyUse Use both lt gatesky gateskyA ptek A number Dlmbr of mnjiks moJk were er accompanied accompaniedby acomaled by their ter wives wive and two or three tltre ef these thesewere tese tesewere thesewere i were apprehended aHreBnde white wlil IB the Ue act ef a feel feeling feellag feellag lag of the te Czars Czrs robe rob and aa making mJJ audible andlbleestimates audble audibleestiMates 1 estimates eIMaef of its It cost ooetAfter costAIer After AI from the Imperial ImperialPresence ImperialProscar booking hckblJ away Wa frf Imrial Presence Pa the 1e citizens ellH again ags took tk te the thetrack thetc thetrack I tc track aad passed 1 eat ef another aRUr doo doowhere do dowlere doozwhere where wlere they received rTed from tO Captain Optn Pat Patwads Patwads Patwads wads ettdent elt officers tie te parting pUg AmerIecU Ameri American Dri DricB can cB beaedtcttea bBet Gwaa Gw atomic al eat that thatntnrS tkatDI thatnew STKOGOFF STKOGOFFTranscribed STIIOGOFTranscribed ntnrS DI new MICHAMi YICAJ STlOGOFl Transcribed Tr1r by James Jaa I Ford FordIHH lord IHH 44 MM II 4 1 I MH only This is to ascertain a ertln facts in any anycase ay anycase I case that Is complicated complcte and for the theInformation theInformation Information Informato of superior suprior authority authoriy only onlyA A court of this kind nd may be convened convenedby I by courtmartiai courtmarta1 In the Schley Shley court courtof courtof courtof of inquiry inuiry the main purpose purp will wi be to toclear tocler toclear clear cler up matters maters of public publc welfare welfareand welfareand and believing bleving himself to be aggrieved aggrievedthe aggrieve the rear admiral admirl stands in the legal legalsense legl leglsns legalsense I sense sns of demanding exculpation exculpton forsomething for forsomething forsmething something smething he did or did not do While WhileSchley Wie WieShley WhileSchley Schley Shley may demand the th presence prence of ofany ofay ofany any ay witness wine he chooses cho and may be berepresented berepresented represented rpresnted by counsel counsl either in the thenavy thenvy thenavy navy nvy or out he is cut off of absolutely absolutelyfrom ab absolutelyfrom lutely lutelytrom from all connection connecton with the court ex except except except cept as chief witness wines for himself himslf Yet Yetas Yet Yetas as in civil civl law he is not compelled comple to totestify totestfy totestify testify testfy for or against himself and any anyfailure anyfaiure anyfailure failure faiure to appear as a witness wines or any anyrefusal anyrefuMI anyrefusal refusal to answer questions questons must mu not notmitigate notmitgate notmitigate mitigate mitgate him in the general generl summing summingup up upThe The Schley court of inquiry will vm not nothave nothave have the authority authoriy to convict It I will willsimply wl willsimply simply record sift sif and ard methodize methoiz the theinformation th theinformation information inforaton gleaned gleane and an its it report rprt will willalone wi willalone alone determine deterine if further action atin is isnecessary Isnec isneeessar necessary nec neeessar For this reason rean the court courtwill courtwl courtwill will wl have only semijudicial semljdlcl authoritywhich authority authoritywhich authoriy authoriywhich which will wi however be distinguished distinguishedfor dl tnlsQ for great get precision preision as regards documentary docu do dedumentary mentary evidence The extreme exteme strict strictness strictne strictness ness ne of a general generl courtmartiai curtmartal cannot cannotprevail cnnot cannotprevail I prevail prevai in a court of inquiry of the theSchley theSchley theSchley Schley character The scope sp of Inves Investigation Invetgaton investlgatlon tigation tgaton will w1 depend absolutely 8blutely upon uponthe upn upnthe uponthe the instruction instructon from trm Secretary Srtary Long Longwhich Longwhich Longwhich which while whie minute and definite defnie is like likethat lke lkethat likethat that of a courtmartiai courtarUal only so far as asit asit it applies to the theworkof work of a grand jury Members lembers of a court of inquiry are aredisqualified ae aredisqualified disqualified disuaifed from sitting sitng as a judge juge and andjurors andJurors jurors jurr in any ay courtmartiai Curtmartfal that may mayfollow my myfollw mayfollow follow follw for the reason ren that while whie th thfiy thfiyare yare are ar supposed supps to record rrd the th facts only onlyas onlyan as 3 an opinion they are ae held to have havebeen havebn havebeen been bn exposed exp to impressions Impreions which whichmight whichmight whichmight might operate oprte against aginst a fair far trial trl of ofthe ofthe i ithe the accused accus A court of inquiry there therefore ther therefore fore has ha really rely only the power to sumton sum summon mon witnesses wine administer admlni tr oaths oths and andpucish andpuclsh andpunish punish contempts cn tempt Its It members membr can canonly ca caonly canonly only state stte facts fact and a seldom sdom give an anopinion aaopnion anopinion opinion opnion unless unles demanded demande by the te rve order orderconvening oer oerconvening orderconvening convening the body bodyHear by byRer bodyRear Hear Rer Admiral Admirl Schley Shley will w1 have the theright thert theright right rt to challenge chalenge any ay or all al members membersof mbers mbersof of the court He will wi have hve the privilege privilegeof prviege prviegeof of addressing addreing the court cur and personally personallyexamining prnaly prnalyemining personallyexamining examining emining all al witnesses wIne8 which is isusually Isuuly isusually usually uuly not permitted perited in civil cvi tribunals tribunalsHis tbuaal tbuaalHi tribunalsHis His Hi presence is not obligatory oblgtor but is isfixed isfixed fixed by custom and advisable There is no statute of limitation UmtaU to toones toones toones ones demanding demading a court of Inquiry 1nulry as asmay umy asmay may my be judged jude by the action acton of Pita FitzJohn Ft PitaJohn John Porter and Lieutenant LIeutent Colonel 0K GK GK Warren Waren in 1S78 and ISM 1 when they theydemanded tey teydemade theydemanded demanded demade a court of Investigation InveUton to toinquire toInquire toInquire inquire into the military mitar conduct cnduct duringthe during duringthe duringthe the war of the te rebellion rebelin 1S6186 1868 A Acourt Aour Accurt court our of inquiry cannot cnnot flx punish punishment punishment punishmeet ment and is unlike unlke a a civil civl court in inthat 1ntat inthat that tat respect repect as also 2s because bus its it power poweris is only temporary temprary being dissolved dislved by bythe byte bythe the te authority which ordered oe it I to con convene convene convene vene In a word wor the te full ful scope sop of a acourt acourt acourt court of inquiry of the Schley Shley Schle order orer is iswell Iswel iswell well wel and truly trly to examine and in inquire 1nqulretat inquirethat quire quirethat that and nothing more moreWith moreW1th moreWith qulretat With a courtmartiai courtmartal everything is isdifferent Isdifferent I to the judge advocate advocatetrying advocatetrying different cUternt even judg advoate advoatetring trying tring to convict whereas where in a pre preliirinary prelbrinary prelhrinary liirinary investigation investgton such Sch as a a court courtof curt curtof courtof of inquiry really realy Is that officials ofcIals sole solepurpose solepurse solepurpose 11qui purpose purse is to get all al necessary necesry facts factsfron fats fatstron factsfron fron witnesses The authority autoriy of a acourtmartiai acourtmta acourtmartial wineses courtmartiai is much more limited limitedthan lmite limitedthan courtmta it itpowers i its itspowers than that of a civil civi tribunal and powers tan have have been bee cut a hundred hundrd foi folf folfsince fold foldsince lsince since pwer 1653 when Robert Blake Blae George GeorgeMonks GeorgeMonks Monks 16 John ohn Disbrow and William WilliamPenn Wiiam WiiamPenn WilliamPenn Penn all admirals amirls and generals generls under underthe underthe underthe flag acted under the au authority authority authority the Englsh English fag acte thority of parliament parlament and issued isued instructions in instructions instructions structions to all commanders commander of ships shipsto shipsto shipsto to govern gover and al punish all al persons peron guilty guiltyof gUty gUtyof guiltyof of infractions infrctons of the naval la laws rs Th Thonly Ton13 Thonly only persons pons in i the te country cuty authorized autorie autoriett tt to convene a court of inquiry inquilJ or a acourtmartiai acurartJI acourtznartal courtmartiai curartJI are ar the president sec secretary sretr seeretary retary retr of the te navy or orthe the commander commanderinchief commanderinchief commanderinchief inchief of a fleet fet or squadron The lat latter latter latter ter is deprived dpived of this tis warranty warrty in the thewaters te tewtr thewaters waters wtr of the United Unie States StatesA Stte A judge jue advocate avote besides beside knowing knowingsomething knowIng8methiRr knowingsomething something 8methiRr about abutlw aboutlaw law must be more or orless orle orless less le of an expert exprt in the duties dutes of sea seamanship seamanhip seamanship manship manhip gunnery gnnery and all al military mltary and andnaval andnaval andnaval naval tactics tctc He must keep the pro proceedings pr proce ceedings cdlng ce dings of the te court cout administer the therequired theruired therequired required ruired oath oth to the different diferent members membersof member of the court curt advise advi cthem them as a to all allthe al allquestions quetJn8 questions of form anl anl Jaw objet object to tothe tothe the admission admlion of improper evidence and andpoint andpint andpoint point pint out the irrelevancy of any testi testimony test testimony mony that may be introduced In a aword aword aword word he assumes ames all al the responsibility responsibilityof responsibity responsibityof of the legality leglty of the proceeding proceding that a ajudge ajudge ajudge judge and lawyer yer might mightAs mightAs mightAs As a general generl thing officers ofcers pf the themarine themarine themarine marine corps are asked aked to serve sere as asjudge a asjudge judge juge advocates advote corp This Is contrary contrry to tothe tothe tothe the custom abroad where the dutiesof duties dutiesof dutes dutesof of a judge advocate advocte are never imposed imposedupon Impoe imposedupon upon a military mitry or naval officer ofcer In Eu Europe Europ Europe rope the berth brth of judge advocate advocte and andthat ad adtht andthat rop that tht of judge jud advocate advocte general is filled filledby fle filledby by lawyers who have no connection connectionwith connecton connectonwih connectionwith with either eiher service serviceThe srvice serviceThe wih The revised statutes stute of this tis country countrydefine countrydefine countrydefine ev1 define the rules rle to govern gver the admis admission admisson admisdon don of evidence evJdec as follows followsThe folows folowsThe followsThe son The evidence of the prosecution prosecutionmust procuton procutonmust prosecutionmust must first evece be taken taen and after afer the theprosecution thepr0uUon theprosecution frt prosecution pr0uUon is i closed cld no further evi evidence evideac evidence dence its part can be admitted ex except cxcept deac on prt cn admite ecpt cept cpt by special spial prmlslon permission of the courtThe court courtThe curt curtThe The defendant is permitted at his own ownrequest ownrequest 1 prited request but not otherwise otheris to testify testifyin testfy testfyIn ruest rules govern gov govern gover in his bi own behalf bbaL The same rule ow for the defense defenseAn defenseAn ern the evidence defense defenseAn evdene te er An accused man may make his de defense defen dctense au Ian in writing and thejudge the thejudge thejudg tense orally or wtng judge fen advocate avte or the prosecution proecuton has hasthe hasthe judg the right to reply replyWhen replYWhen replyWhen thE rgbt When the court has ha finished the trial trialit tal talIt trialit it examines the evidence eienc and ad argu arguments arg argment arguments doors and votes votesupon votesupon behind closed ments dor ment each bhind specification clo of each ech charge chargeseparately ch8rgespatlY chargeseparately separately spatlY upon upn spflction The vote of each ec member memberis is in writing and no one is permitted permittedto to know wrting how his a associate oclate has ha voted votedThe vote voteThe votedThe The kow court must deliberate until unti a a ma majority majority majority jority agree upon upn a finding findingNotwithstanding fndIng fndIngNotwittdlD findingNotwithstanding Notwithstanding its It power the high higher higher NotwittdlD have decided that a accurtmartial acurtmril accurtmartil civil courts er ccurtmartial civl curt cannot cnnot impose Imps an ulntame InCa InCam infant curtmril an accused as asin asI asin punishment upon acu nt me us pualhment upn Sayre SayreHOUCE SayreNOTICE in I the case of Pay Clerk Syre NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Board od of Education Educatn Salt Sat Lake Le City CityUtah Cit CityUtah Utah July 26 1901 1901SEALED 1901SED 1901SEALED SEALED Ut PROPOSALS Juy WILL BE RE REeeived RcY REceirel SED PRPOSA the theoffice tbeof theoffice at the Board Education eeived by Eduton cY office of the te clerk Brd cek until unt Tuesday Teday Aug Aug Augat 6 of at a 4 mfor In for the erection eretJon of a school schoolTemple schoolbuilding ol olbulding 1 North NorthTemple State street between Norh NorhTempe building on stet beween bulding Salt SaltLake SaltLake and First North streets Sal Temple Norh stros Tempe ad ta accordance with plans and andspecifications andspecifications Lake Le specifications City Ct I furnished ardance by wth the te paas Board Bad a of ofEducation orotJo ofduoatlon f1rlle clon andcounty and andcounty andcunty Education duoatlon otJo at its it office in the city ciy building buildingSeparate buildingSeparate county cunty buidng buidngSpte from fromcontractors frciacontractors Separate and sealed proposals propl frm frmcontrctor contractors Spte will toa see received reved as a follows followsFirst folows folowsFrst followsFirst contrctor wl the con construction consrcton COOstriiction Bids will be received on struction First Frst Bis and wl entire reeive enclosing of the thebuilding mEbuUdln thebuilding enire econg srcton building above ove the cement cent foundation foundationSecond foumton foumtonSond foundtIoflSecond ave la labor labr Taher will be received on Second Bids reive her Sond and material wi required for the mason masonJ masn masnwrk masonwnrk matri renlred vIOj TnrL TnrLThird br brick work workTbir workThird wnrk coststing of stone and brck wrk ttag sone labor Iabbrand laborand Idb ran Third Bids will fee received reve on and Tbir material required 1e for all al carpenter carpenterwork cener cenerelf carpenterwork an work mae including reure painting tin work gal galvanized galEach galvanized vanized elf iron work rW and steel ie work workEach workEach Each bid must be accompanied aompled by a aehck ac ae acheek cheek certified 1 by the bank payable to tothe tothe the treasurer ef of the et enot Board a of an amount amountnot amountnot less than five ve per cent 5 of th thamount the theount theamount not 1t 5 amount ount of ta the bid same to be forfeited forfeitedto forfete forfeteto Board te if the successful bidder fails failsto fals falsto failsto to the th Bucetul to th enter Bor Into a written contract cntrct and andexecute andexeeute andexecute witen ente to the Board Boardtor 3oardfor execute a bond satisfactory sUs1cor te 30ad 30adfor onehalf the amount of the contract contractprice contractprice ntct ntctpce for oachaI aout te te days after being noti notified not notitied within seven tc price pce tied of wihin the acceptance day cf th the bid by theFoard the theBoard te tepi aept t6 fe to torejoct torejact the th rignt reserves Board pi ru Board Bore reeres rnt or all proposals proposalsJ rejoct any al redt MOTtETON MOTtETONClerk IlOTU7rONClerk lormON Clerk Cerk Board Boad of Education Edu EducationIIIiiij lo loc IIIiiij 3 Rio Rio Grande Grand Western WesternAND estern AND ANDDenver 11 Denver Ro Rio Grande GrandeCurrent GrandeCurrent I ICurrent Current Time Table TableLEAVE i tLV SLEAvE LEAVE LV SALT SAT TATTK CITY CITYNo cITYNo No 6 6Far For FCr Grand Grd Junction unctn Den Denver Deevee ver Ve and points pint east est SMam 1 nm No 2Por For Ir Provo froyo Grand June Junction Junetion June La tion I and ad all a at points plnt east eat 335 3 pss No NO4Fo 4 4For For Provo Prvo Grand Gr June Junction i ition tion tln and a all points east eat 81 SMpm SMpmNo 1 1No pm pmNo No IiF 19For For Stagnant pau Lout Lhl Pro Provo Pro7O vo vo 7O 1e Jioher sr Mt Kt Pleasant Ptst Hanti HantiMarywval laat II IIMarysysi 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