Richmond Palladium (Daily), 19 December 1901 — Page 3

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Washington. Dee. 19. Admiral Schley has entered his formal protest to the finding of the court which investigated his campaign before Santiago. Through his counsel the admiral yesterday filed with the secretary of the navy his bill of exceptions to the majority findings of the court of Inquiry and also a letter asking to be allowed to be heard In connection with the objections to be filed by at-

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tomeys for Admiral Sampson to the in lividnal opinion of Admiral Dewey. TUis action, was taken after Mr. Rayner. Mr. Teague and Captain Parker, or counsel, had held a consultation thron-rlioin the day with their client Secretary Long almost immediately after the receipt of the commnnica tions called Judge Advocate Lemly

and the solicitor for the department.

Mr. Hanna. into conference. At Its conclusion the secretary said he had

no statement to make regarding any action that he might take in the prem

ises. He. however, indicated to Mr. Teagne, through the judge advocate, that he would not hear an oral argu

ment by Mr. Rayner regarding Admiral Samnson's protest, but that he

would receive a written statement. It was expected that counsel for Ad

miral Sampson would file their objec

tions to the findings of Admiral Dewey

In the case yesterday, but it is now

stated that such objections may Cot bs offered before tomorrow.

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James K. Polk's Writings Will Fill Twenty-Sii 1 -a ViZf Volumns. Chicago. Dec. 19. The diaries, letters and manuscripts of James K. Polk comprising all his known writing have been purchased by the Chicago Historical society. The price paid Mrs. J. H. Fall of Nashville, Tenn.. stepdaughter of President Polk, was $3,500. When put into book form, as they soon will be. the manuscripts will fill 2( large volumes. The diary covers the period of his presidency, as does much of the miscellaneous matter, while the letters are the collection of a lifetime and were penned by the famous men of the period. All of the great statesmen of that time and many of the earlier presidents contributed to this collection, which alone will fill nine volumes.

Huntsville. Ala.. Dec. 19. After raiding a big illicit still in Jackson county Friday night and capturing Abe Cooper and Pope Burton. Deputy Marshal Wilds started for the nearest railroad station to take the two men to Huntsville. Since that time nothing has been heard from the officer. It is known Cooper escaped and revenue officials here are at a loss to account for the absence of Wilds and his other prisoner.' The route taken by the officer was through a section of the country where tne two prisoners were very popular.

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An Incorporate ImkIt Boston, Dec. 19. The Incorporation of the World's Union of Christian Endeavor under the laws of Massachn-

j sets was announced at the quarterly ! meeting of the board of trustees of the United Society yesterday. Under the incorporation Rev. Francis E. ' Clark. D. D. was chosen president; 1 J Wilis Bear secretary, and William

Shaw treasurer. At the meeting yesterday Secretary Bear of the United Soc'ety reported a total of 61,920 societies, with a total membership of 3.820.000.

31 ay Not A p prove Sal. Copenhagen. Dec. 19. There is growing agitation here, against the sale of the Danish West Indies before a plebiscite has been taken. It is considered very doubtful whether the Danish parliament will approve the sale of the islands.

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