Eureka Reporter | 1906-07-06 | Page 2 | Pleads Guilty

PLEADS GUILTY admiral adm ts that he took no measures to prevent surrender st petersburg the depositions of various officers and sailors of the tor boat destroyer bedevy forming the documents in the of admiral and other naval who surrendered to the jap i mese in the battle ot the sea 0 japan in may ot at et year are published the sailors testimony indicates that the admiral s party boarded the with the full intention of surrendering to the first japanese ship they encounter unter their initial act was to or fler a white the of lucere of ube molest censky and the coir of the be exhibition in try I 1 lovy made a p diable ng to shift the responsibility tor the lurrender on each other admiral ro lest though he says he was lazed and out of his head all the time enters a mani plea of guilty because he took no measures to prevent the surrender