Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-11
{lVEN ACCEPTS
british PROTOCOL
| Personally Presents It to AM
| bas,ndof Herbert
,0u WAITING ON GERMANY
,..,.. on provisions Not .",,' !"
she , "'. Those of Srl'Al"' WA
'''' proIous Negotiation"

..,oc Feb. io.--Mr. Bowen has
va'nIns sooaoI pS', Great Britaln.s pro-
y, ''s vsneuuelan dispute to Lns
To-. ne arbitration tribunal. He ear,,su
Nsus We" !" n acceptance to the British
I,.s.y tday and personally s9irhdyt re
|l.aS 4 to Ambassador Heroe'''
In lD...s Z the opinion that 1t was as. q
l''', ., If a high order from a dip-
F al point Of view ...,,,rs
T.. German and Italian conventions
" I'M undergoing revision but as
wv, ore given in authoritative
'a mat they eventually viii De
T. q conform in all essential re-
trscts to that Of the British amoaS-
r',.. ~ the illness Of the British
IlWilB ~ NV a.
,,s',dor Mr.. Bowen called at the
,..,y today and personally signi-
4 ia the ambassador his approval
M agreement He then presented
|. Srmal note Of acceptance ana II
4. boen cabled to the London foreign
4, ,rpears that the Insertion In the
NON protocol Of the provision Tor
|y,ncp payment Of the original SS4V,'
\ demanded OF President Castro IN
4 cerman ultImatum was the, result
4 misunderstanding on the part Of
4 German foreign Office Of certain
r. bere Through the activity OF
A German minister, Baron Speck Won
Liberg, this point Is being cleared
H. Italian ambassadors instruc-
IL are such that he can make 1T
Roadway until he knows what Is
rained in the German protocol, lie
Igeyer has made o rough draft Of
convention, and 1t viii take only
|,hort while after the completion OF
\ German convention for Slgnor
Eyor des Planches 10 put the finishing
Dctes TO his protocol
slr Bowen has done everything pos
BE to conclude the negotiations with
katch. in order that the blockade
Eghi be raised. and he tonight eX-
ssd his belief that he was recely-
h In an his efforts the sincere support
al the negotiators. II serious
tch shall occur at the eleventh hoW,
d Bowen Is confident that it will be
rough no fault Of any one Of the
Of the allies here.
fhould the protocol of Germany and
BIZ, when presented to him, contain
DIVISIONS not in line with those OF
\ British, the negotiations must be
flonged until satisfactory arrange
fnt can be reached,
BERLIN is OPTIMISTIC.
Washington, Feb. 10,-The optimistic
Ping cherished IN Berlin touching the
kneruclan negotiations does not find a
eT here. Mr. Bowen and the Ger
p and Italian representatives are far
pr though II never has been thought
the gap could not be closed by
exhibition Of moderation on both
b.
Nhilt waiting to hear from their
|ne Offices, the allies representatives
Ee are In constant communication
n Mr Bowen, The personal rela-
ns between the negotlators are now
l@nt, and It is a matter OF regret
lhem that they cannot make better
fdSay In their effort to adjust the
knzuelan trouble.
d Bowen is working out this great
prem alone, so far as his own side
concerned, but Notwithstanding he
|opposed by three exceedingly can
dipomatlsts here, II is still be-
~ mat he viii succeed In making
n honorable and satisfactory TO
sluela II he is not crossed by some
aenees in Caracas.
lending to remove friction he
n The allies and refute tho idea
4 preferential treatment has been
W U other matters than cash
nenls, the announcement ia nov.
y mat Mr. Bowen has agreed that
,he conclusion Of the controversy
yen venezuela and the allies, ali
uale treaties which existed be-
~ them shall come again into
Without further negotiations. II
4 ,Apeeled that this concession win
'M toward relieving an apprehen-
sn lhe part OF the allies that they
'a suffer from commercial retalla.
after The war.
GERMANY COMPLAINANT.
.aloh Feb. lO.--The officials of the
nsn embassy here say that no
,ulues regarding the Venezuelan
,vIlshl nave arisen so far as Ger
y concerned, They add what Ia
4 s snleI discussion consists solely of
4 s is,'', s ana Italian contentious re.
Hs lhe claims admitted hy Vene.
IL, ,liot 70 The present disturbance
~ ,Sn., and which II is contended
4 gU ee'a o,, De absurd to submit to The
, ION The commencement Of tho
a. ' 'sa Germany refused to arbl.
le,, ,ls% 4, llisl-line claims and their
H. ," ,,.l n the protocol created a dis.
4 oo,, gl'cn ihe embassy officials do
4 '"''''' to be bar to a settlement,