The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-08
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%,sniNaruS June : Inc Naval Court
- Inquiry appointed to tnV~-ttght" ~"
,undust NJ Nruie- e thru ofh'-f-, a naval
cadet and q private 20 Narire-. Who N"f"
.-u,rnc-t by an Italian cuurt u" terms q
Imprisonment, bUt subsequently part"n"l
Nv Ming victor Emmanuel. r-summrf Jed
hat the 'tr.r urc-r- - tfi'si Nv ouuf %
martial ami that 10 further proceeding,
i. had against IN. two others Hear All.
iniral Jr~uwninshi.ld. commanding the
European naval station, ~thin who's
jurisdiction the matter came, diSapproNed
The courts views his Information is
contained in tho foll"~ wing ofhcial state
men, made public by the Secretary 81 ~"
Navy today
The court % INJURY ~rrCommrni. rial
b, court-urrUsl Of Lieut. 'otn : hOidfNig" -.
L : y capt Robert ; NNnn", I ; VI Z,
and Assistant surgeon Robert b. lett-'t'"r
I = Y on the Ctafr~ OF unh"cunt us h"-
havior ~ pub.c. and that 10 further a''ou
~. taken Ia the ca~' ~ naval ,tde' Jan -
, kfrss. 1 = y aud ItiNate Niffrd Lang
.y. I =
admiral Crowninshi-ld has di-sprrovei
Of the opinion and recommendations cd tho
court 81 inquiry where 1t - sdvers" IN the
orlcet,. ou IA" ground that IN" cNid"u"" i
not -ulici"ut
The Navy Department has made a great
mystery OF the Courts report f"T nearly \
w,-s the department has hal Information
as to the court findings and Admiral
Cr~uwninShield's action, hut ~ wac Deemed
wis, to make no statement un ia" subJ'st
until Admiral or wuiu-hield's squadron had
left Italian xatsrS The D-part m.nt
feared that Admiral IruwnInshield's virtual
aruui';al - the off0ers concerned IN the
vrnic. trouble would cau-, feeling and
tnssihla ho.,il. demonstrations among the
Italians against the American officers and
enlisted men attached To The" European
Sauadron and that onrrc- might t- given
to the Italian Government. trCause Admiral
On wniuS leld'- action l. practically a re
luke 20 the Judge who presided al the trial
in Nenic. II Vas arranged between ihc
Department and Admiral Cruwninshi.ld
hat the squadron should cav Italian
water today and that lnformatHn about
the cur ot InquiTys conclusions and the
Admiral'r l~Ldur-inent should net b. given
TO Ia" press Uttl then.
This afternoon the Department received
a derIa'Ch from Admiral Cro~rinshi"ld
SAYING that the squadron had sailed from
Ca,t.llmarr III Saba, Italy, for Gibraltar
rh. squadron viii probably nO' return 20
italy IT. ~ofne time MIR Cro~ninshi"ld.
the Animals wife. - ~ ia~t"llfna" ~
Sfah!a with hrr -oU. tslstsir = CrOwNinShiPlt
who L. IN" United states commercial ag' nj
there
The oricial statement ~ The Navy De
rartmrnt j. ts-ed On a telegram from
Adniral Crowuinshirli 1he formal record
of tho courts proCs'dingS, findings and
recommendations l. eST"C'"d 10 arrive
hy mail next week II will 10 ~"virw'd
hy the Judg. Advocated neral 81 IN.
Navy. and SECRETARY Moody NAV make an
ufNCial Indors-m.nt On ~, although this l.
no, n.CrSSary. a. Admiral Crovninshisld
had tho right 20 tab" final action Ths
understanding IN naval Circles ~ that
Pr,sIdou' Roosevelt. who has taken much
inferst IN ~. cas". and ~ rotary Nnpdv
aprruNc Il hdr ..ral CruwnIu-hIcld's de
p1ei'ion q 'ho latter
Mr. Nayor dos planrh"s he italian AM
lasSadot ~aid to-day that he VA satisfied
with th. result of tho court Of inquiry.
and thought hiS Government would IT,,
A. The court Su stained the sc'io of the
Italian rptrf ~ Venice