Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-06
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| Mr.. ROOSEVELT
|, I,,It,tsi BY Nj Bowers Note
| I, British Ambassador
lvaOro7HE HAGUE COURT

|, ,.,sse, No Further Negotiations "o.
ED. ''' T,us.u.la. Representative
~, '.n, 10 Draw upa Protocol
\ ,,.,,o,. r,e 5.-lrritated by the =,
a''"' ,, 'U Bowen, Venezuela 5
y ,,,,ve addressed TO the British
' I''sa'I'. on Monday last refusing
D'' a, ,be allies proposal for a
W. ., preferential payments oy
IN ~ Great Britain, Germany and
49,, 10 receive 20 per cent ana
manning eight creditor nations
.r, Of the customs Of La Quay
puerto cabello, the allied pow
4 S have instructed their representa-.
h,,. 10 submit the question or
|,.,.ntIal treatment Tor settlement
p,,.aent. Roosevelt and in the
mo, he declines 70 act as arbi-
~ AKA his and possibly the entire
'msIan question to The Hague Tor
men, thereby breaking off nego-
lous wlth Mr. Bowen
Il n o'clock tomorrow at the Brit
.mhasy there will be a conference
\. representatives here Of the allies
I'M Of the fact that the London
'rrment Il now taking the lead In
nsgollatIons the British ambassa-
NH preside at this conference n
mssntjme he expects TO nave an In
law WIN the secretary Of state,
M ne wlll sound as to the proba-
n Of the presidents acceptance OF
sDes request II II Is found that
sIient Roosevelt Is not disposed to
himself to be dragged into the
citations the Instructions Of the
Are such as to permit them 10
M the embarrassment Of a rejeo-
4 Al The hands OF Mr. Roosevelt, and
,ad Of making known their wishes
NM steps win be taken TO draw up
otoco with Mr., Bowen for refer
4 of the case to The Hague, as sug-
n By hlm In his note Of last Mon
The British ambassador was the
of the representatives to receive
ruetIons to this effect, and the mat
MAS discussed at the monday con-
nee between the three representa-
o. the allies
Advancement Of the decision Of the
10 abandon further negotiations
NJ Bowen has not been received
surprise by the few officials Of the
5hington government who have
advised Of Il,
he Hague tribunal" said one Off
o. the administration tonight. has
klong been kept in sight as a port
Atsty In case the negotiations here
not productive Of a final settle
And as for the suggestion that
president act as arbiter, that has
a faYorite idea Of the allies since
Beginning Of the trouble"
telher President Roosevelt will ac-
this Invitation OF the allies is not
IN An official OF the adminlstra-
expressed his surprise tonight that
allies were willing TO submit this
ton to the president, In view OF
lad that their representatives
ID the last few days have informed
by cable that the president views
distayor the contention OF the al
Tor preferential treatment, There
best authority for the statement
neither Great Britain nor Germany
slrous Of submitting its case to The
Instructions received by the
ID ambassador are not quite clear
H The alternative to be pursued In
event that the president declines
as arblter OF -, question of
nv Of payments II is not known
aer the protocol which will then
lEn up with Nr. Bowen will pro-
'or a reference Of the entire case
fs Hague or whether the allies are
~ 10 have The Hague arbltrate
LtAe question OF preferential treat
The drafting Of the protocol
y Is expected, occupy some time.
is the understanding that upon
tlolnlsslon Of the matter either to |
PRESIDENT or The Hague, the block |
to b raised at once.
developed today that during a call |
Canl Vuadt, the first secretary of |
herman embassy, upon MIR. Bow |
" morning, the latter stated TO |
lus willingness to make TO Ger
apG lay a cash payment OF |
OF NL00O each. This was done
~ q M Bowen's action in the
! paH o. the negotiations in con.
70 Great Britain a similar |
y, ioF satisfaction Of the alleged |
hues which the British govern
s'almed rs citizens have suffered
lssuela. This amount was named
British ambassador
vas animated today that Franco
now come forward and ask for
aug. cash payment for herself as
gwen the allies. "'
loas limitations have leakad on,
'salolng certain details of the
', ,noos.i oy Nj. Bowen and al
%cepled by the allies for the
k,nsla " 'helr claims against
ss s..H uler the yexed question of
/ 'AuSl Treatment shall have been
.he Associated Press h en-
y ~ 1, sla'e IN lis entirety the plan
upon After the nraf@ren p'
IN ~ ,h ass been settled the adjudica-
ks,ln VS. ,0lallns OF each Of the credi-
4 ~. interests Is 10 be taken
| ols,rspsaifa te commission, one for
SIa 1a sa power These commits.
III y y. ais sl insist upon a representa-.
S,s,'s creditor nation ana n ren
krssn..i,o f Venezuela. In case Of
|inss,sass .ne Ring Of Spain Is in
sree,sd !, 70 appoint an arblter. II
|sppcis, I ,,0 each claimant power
ben 4 y, 40 envoy at Caracas TO
ldsrt cs,, 9n The commission. and
|Euss rd ~. win delegate either I me
|oae me- o' ss,nlsle e., for foreign affairs
''p'suela's representative