RUSSIAN OUTRAGE.
STRANGE STORIES.
By Telegraph—Preßß Association—Copyright
Beooivod 8.88 a.ixi., Jan 9. Paris, Jan 9. The Eclair publishes an extraordinary story regarding tho evidence to be submitted to the International Commission regarding the North Sea outrage. It is stated that the Russian witnesses intend to testily that emissaries of the Japanese Government engaged dozens of Danish pilots to wreck the Baltio fleet; that Admiral Rozbjostvensky allowed them on board, but sent them below, and then Beleoted others. It is also stated that evidence will be given to the effect that the Japanese char- [ tered a number of email vessels and transformed them into torpedo boats, whiob mingled with the Hull fishing fleet.
KING EDWARD AND THE CZAR EULOGISED.
REPORTERS TO BE PRESENT AT ENQUIRY.
IBjj (Telegraph—Press Association— Copyright. Received 10.40 p.m., Jan 10. London, Jan 10.
Admiral Fournier, called upon to preside at the North Sea Commission, eulogised King Edward’s and the Ozar’s wisdom and moderation. Admiral Beaumont strove hard to eeoure public sittings. He obtained the attendance of reporters duriDg the evidence, and that snmmarieß of the deoisionß be communicated to the pnblio.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XVII, Issue 1351, 11 January 1905, Page 2
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