Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-01
M HITCH IN NEGOTIATIONS.
r.,.i,o Office Annoyed but No Serl-
Gus Consequences Are
Anticipated,
,ar INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION,
y,,Aioo Definite Decided Regarding Its
nc,Ils-Loudon Full Of All Kinds
OF Scare Suggestions

vlso, Spain. Nov AL the Russian
v,rshlps left here at o'clock TINS
earning The Russian SQUADRON was
,llovsd by the Spanish cruiser Es-
remadura.
uoayy firing was heard in the ofling
.,,s no,plng. II was attributed to ar
rlery practise.
ppIrlsH GOVERNMENT ANNOYED
London Nov 1.-The government
,,rs received a notification from the
p,psh consul at vlgo that the Russian
,onsaron had sailed today and some
irritation was felt at the fact that the
Russian government had failed 10 pre-
rousB notify the government regard
Inc the detachment OF officers AM
hwador Benkendorff is hourly ex-
Netting official adyices and while the
foreign Office obviously is annoyed at
moi knowing officially that Russia had
carried out her part Of the bargain no
serious consequences are anticipated,
Il was officially stated to the Associat-
"a Press that with the exception Of the
foregoing omission to notify the gov
eminent no hitch has occurred
Count Benkendorff. the Russian am-
hssador was received in audience by
King Edward al Buckingham palace
this afternoon. Il IL assumed that the
ambassador was the bearer Of a mes
ngc from Emperor Nicholas,
Ambassador Benkendorf had a most
cordial Interview with the king, who
d Is understood, expressed Tor trans-
mission 10 st. Petersburg his satlsfac-
ton at the present mo,hod OF settling
doe dispute
Up 70 the time he saw the King
Count Benkandorn had received no
notification that detachment OF Of
fees from the Russian squadron at
igo would attend the sessions of the
hi'mat0nal commission, nor had he
ihrl Of the sailing Of the squadron
hon Yigo. The ambassador hoped,
hWeyer to receive without delay iu-
iomaton concerning the officers de-
nched.
The ambassador informed the Assocl-
a'ed Press that the departure Of the
squadron would naturally follow the
detachment of these officers I'm accord
anee with the understanding reached
between himself and Foreign Secy.
IansdoWne last week. Nothing def
me has yet been decided regarding the
oeaIs Of the International commission.
Another cabinet meeting has been
summoned fof Wednesday 10 consider
NE Anglo-RussIan convention covering
ne inquiry into the North sen mci-
dent
Count Benkandorff had long con-
ference az the foreign office last night
WIN Premier Balfour Lord Selborne.
lHi lord OF the admiralty, as well as
Iofelgn Secy. Lausdowue were pres
elI II IS stated that the draft Of the
Fopesed convention relative 20 the
hole composition and venue OF the
International commission was drawn up.
a. lhls must be submitted 20 ST. Peters
Vlfg ior acceptance or revision IL win
necessarily entail delay. The lack OF
88llP.iaalon vouchsatcd officially to the
buush press regarding the causes OF
mese delays leads TO an kinds of scare
SUGGESTIONS Of bad faith ON the part of
Russia and tends 10 spread rumors for
nds0n,
DISPATCHES FOR BRITISH FLEET.
YIllagarcla, Spain. Nov. THE Brit.
NJ hrst class armored cruiser Bac.
vl4sle, flagship Of Rear Admiral Sir
BALDWIN Walker commanding the crul.
DIVISION Of the Mediterranean fleet.
SS.1y'GIed IN the harbor this morning.
us brlush cruiser Doris arrived dur.
sg me day with dispatches for the
"''' mere and left again this afternoon.
WORKING ON DETAILS.
a. ~ petersburg, Nov. l.-AocordIng 10
", AIesI adylces received al the FOR.
sa once here, the details Of the In.
s r,u4uonal commission which iy 10 In.
wv wv mo the North sea incident arc
wy ys,Hs 8, worked out On London and are
BRITISH SHIPS READY TO SAIL.
.G5ilo,r1altar Nov. /. p. m.-An tho
NM ," ~ SHIPS are now lying AT anchor
wv lney are an rooa,. NF''