Eureka Reporter | 1905-06-16 | Page 2 | Rojestvensky's Wounds Healing

WOUNDS HEALING london the japan correspondent spon dent of the daily telegraph cables an account oi his visit to vice admiral in the hospital at aasebo the admiral speaking in broken english expressed his pleas ure at the treatment accorded him by the japanese and praised tha quarters assigned him he occupies a private room which is well ventilated and gives the admiral a view of the beau ticul landscape said to the correspondent I 1 have everything I 1 desire my wounds are healing but my left leg is troublesome and it will be some time before I 1 am able to move about in thirty days perhaps I 1 shall be well again asked for his views of the naval battle the admiral merely replied the japanese fleet was so good it was impossible then he complete ly broke down evidently his mental sufferings were acute for he desired to avoid the subject and during the re bainder of the conversation the naval battle was not mentioned