The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-23


1es MansA sa Any os0naeesss
TIM HAGUE. May 0-A ~ panse
conference the chiefs cE the daleoaAao haxo
had freQusnt confersocss. with Z vlew g
arriving at IN agreement In rsaaSd - tAo
choice Of olIlcers Of the conanlttooo. 40.
pArsnsly many dtA1c1lties have axisea ~
many falos and sxaggsra&sd raQoets hawo
been circulated.
uoDes ter Practical noealAn.
Andrsw q. White, tho unlteA 0kAAao
aabassador q Dariin. and AeAd ot tho
American dsaegatien, In IN intwv1sw WITH
. representative q the Associated Pses4
said he regarded the situanon - peean1o.
ing. ana that the firse work q Organise.
tion YIN b well donA. He added:
II Am hopsfal that Il win - Dosu1Aas u
reAcA practical oonclualc0a 1Ao ehopt1.
c1nm g <ho 6ret TEN Aays mnng yleaA q
esrieus h1DsA WtfAcuk ct tn 0mo TIM
tn4ulglng In sxAoUegnke6 eRpoeeAa1enA
1As wor0 = 0pssSr wssGan hA.o 90.
NJ 0Av arrive - oo1no fooalt - tAo sub
tect g Hn1iAtion aAd AxAttra11nn. A.
though u n undoubtedly AnpeoG1hlo -
make s0ch IN object ooligaeDgy. : can ~
rendered u least optinnaA ara 1elievo
that AFTER the confeEeneo tho poWsgs Wiu
recognlss that they have g their dtspuoa1
. msans a. regulA&1ne 0alr 0,EsseneeD
sstAseHiae than ~ waA 1onk wtI1 - -
inmonso a1sAntAeA
r An alae eanQtant thaA lApagtnnt -.
rsovsunonts aro acAissahio n ~ layD 80.
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iu G11on1Dng y nAwAl oAokDeo ~ 06tA
oGAvsattoa 6 - ~ IN inaun1lne -
prcesc1ca = Dg4vaeo prspaN - aaS0
':Nelativs,Ao shs rsSsuuGtnn a asznan9n3s
! en- not ID pcslt,oa - speak on Ne subs
3ect-"
Tfyin9 to Make vvas Mere UuDaaos
Other ambassadors who are delegates q
the conference wsrs also intarviswea ana
expressed similar viswA They said thsy
were most hopeful that the dsaibsra3lens ee
the ccnfsrercs would result N tAo adoptien
sf practical Recommendation tending %.
ward peace and rendering war more hu-
mans. All were Dominated BY . sense oe
immsnse rssponsibility 20 achisve some.
thing. especially In the direction Of aSbitfa.
ton. The deisgstes were unanimously Of
ths opinion that the question of the reduc.
ton of armamsnts would b the mast ar.
Aeult to msst and II y believed ths& 4
Win b rsiseated 70 The rear OF the other
two features. especially since the special
object q The congress u now acknowledged
to b IN sndsavor TO establish means for
the solving Of international 1iMcultieo
without recourse 70 wAr, thus making
wars more rare, and - natural conse-
- a.
menta They seemed convinced. howsvsr.
thst numerous d!llcuitiss of detail would
arise In the various committees ana thAk
the conference would be protracted.
Agsse.esa eA psssa1snts.
After IN active exchange Of visws Aur.
ing the IAst twenty-four hours. the ohisfD
Of the various delegations arrived this
evening at IN agreement regarding the -.
lection OF the prestdcnts OF the varisus COM
mittess. This agreement win b oommuat-
Gated TO the delegates who have been sum.
moned to meet in pienary ssssion In the
Huis ten Bosch tomorrow for the cole pue.
The meeting Of the disarmament coenmat.
tee has bsen postponed until ocicck ..
morrow afternoon. The comnittss on laws
Of warfare will meet tomorrow afsernoon.
and the committee on arbitration VIII maes
"Wednesday. The hrst session Of each con.
missee win Be devoted TO The election OF oe.
acers.
Cesnt ves Munster ovesIeeksA.
II II said that Count Won Munsser.
German amhassador ~ Paris. and had
Of the German dsiegssion. would wfshdeav
from tho confsrenee. Such stories mak b
resolved with caution. - persons hoU1lo
10 tho aims Of the coafeeence have been
engaged IN spreading dissrust. The Utoy
about Count Won Munstsr pschably ssueo
from the fact that his namss dos no4 sp.
pear a. member o< any Of the ccnnanls.
tses, while MI tho other chtefs of d4ae9s.
tiona have Joined one or moes committees.
but II n pointed out that da1axnfao. q.
though not members Of = olknmiiieAl arU
privileged 10 attend iss sessions ana Pan
tictp&te In ths discussions.
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