Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-02
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cussng the terms with reference to the
international commission which VIII be
entrusted with the proposed inquiry
Although II contained nothing that
had not been published in the United
States some hours earlier In Associated
Press dispatches from ST. Petersburg
aud London. II served 10 inform the
people here OF the exact situation The
general public however, went 20 bed
tonight firm I'm the conviction that 10
would make up 10 hear that Admiral
ROjestyensky was NO the bottom of the
sea.
Todays furore would be ludlcrous eX-
cept FOR the striking Instances II has
afforded Of the willingness OF the Brit
ish public to believe that any develop
ment Is possible after the North sea
affair, and by the enthusiasm caused
by Glbraltar's Warlike news The for.
clgn Office has been intensely iritUted
at the construction placed ON what
they declare 90 have been mere feet
ana garrison exercises The Associated
Press II authorized to state that no or
ders have been given the huge ilect now
concentrated az Gibraltar 20 make any
preparation In connection with the dr.
parturo Of Admiral Rojes,yensky5
squadron,
Some annoyance was caused I'm
Downing street earlier In the day by
the announcement OF the sailing of the
fleet coming from the British consul
90 Nigo before the Russl1u government
officially infomed the British govern
ment that the officers whose testimony
is desired had been detached Ambas-
fador Bonkendor0 soon made amends
for this omission, while Ambassador
Hardluge confirmed the news from g.
Petersburg.
Both the Russian embassy and the
foreign Office affirm that tha ncgotIa.
lions today We're entirely confined 10
the selection Of the international COM
mission In which no hitch has occurred.
Count Benkeudorff who twice sow
Lord Lansdowue In addition 10 visiting
King Edward at Buckingham palace,
was perfectly amazed 10 see flaming
war posters as he drove back from
his latter visit to the foreign Office liz
his two conversations with the British
foreign minister the question Of the
sailing Of the Baltic squadron had uot
even been raised except when the ann
hassador Informed Lord LansdoWus
that four officers had been detached,
the news Of which had already officially
reached Lord Lansdowne through the
Associated Press ST. Petersburg dis.
patches. Several Of those few persons
who were thoroughly aware Of the eX-
tent 10 which the Gibraltar kilograms,
combined with diplomatic activity IN
London and the sailing OF Admiral Ro-
jestyeuskys ships, were causing a mis-
conception Of the situation In the minds
Of the British public, remarked that IL
was curious such an uproar should
break loose ON the very day King Ed
ward had chosen ON which 10 express
10 Count Benkcndorff his appreciation
Of the ambassadors efforts for peace
and his complete satisfaction with the
method of settlement
From other sources the Associated
Press learns that the king privately ex-
pressed keen dspIeasure at the tone
adopted by a certain section of the
London press towards The agreement 10
submit the North sea case 10 an inter-
national commission
IL is said that IN the cabinet meeting
tomorrow a decision viii be reached as
TO the date place Of meeting and per-
sonnet Of the commission.