The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-06
WORK FINISHED
ENJOYS LEAVE
Continued from page one.

Mr.. Pierce, the assistant secretary OF
state. will remain here this week TO wind
up the governments business I'm con.
nection with the conference.
LAST TO TAKE LEAVE.
Capt Cameron MGR. Winslow. com
handing the MayHower. was among the
last to take leave OF NJ. White. He re-
NAMED some little time with the Russian
plenipotentiary. who desired 10 thank him
in his own and the emperor's name for the
hospitality which NJ. Witte and his mis-
sion had enjoyed aboard the Msyfower.
NJ. WHITE presented Capt. Winslow with
an autograph photograph.
Later on Mr.. Peirce will take up the
question OF p~erpetuating in some way the
historic part which the navy yard has
played I'm the last month. IL has been
suggested that a bronze tablet be placed
on the walls OF the peace building com
memorative OF the peace OF Portsmouth.
brought about within its walls, and OF the
treaty OF Portsmouth signed in the long
room on the second floor yesterday after
noon.
PARTING CHEERS.
AS the train bearing the Russians. who
numbered ~. pulled out o. the station, the
large crowd which had assembled gave
q AlA'fAs
The same "Godspeed' awaited Mr..
Takahira as he boarded his train with the
seven others OF the party.
The specials Will run over the eastern
| division OF the Boston and Maine railroad
TO Somerville and will then be transferred
TO the Boston and Albany road 10 Spring
field. From Springfield the embassies
will go over the New York. New Haven
and Hartford road to New York.
IN HONOR OF ROOSEVELT.
Vienna. Sept. 6.-The municipal council
proposes 10 perpetuate the memory OF
President Roosevelt's success In restoring
peace by remaining a street theodore
Roosevelt Strasse and cabling the thanks
OF the city OF Vienna. The proposal mas
been formally introduced and is set down
for early consideration
TURBULENCE AT IOKIO.
Toxic. Sept. 5.-(Delayed In trans
mission)-The first turbulence attendant
upon the popular anger over the terms OF
peace arranged with Russia took place
today. A mass meeting 70 protest against
the action OF the government was callea
TO take place at Hibiya Park but the met
ropolitan police closed the gates and at
tempted to prevent the assemblage.
The municipality protested against the
action OF the police and finally the gates
were thrown open and a large crowd
gathered and voted in favor or resolutions
declaring the nation Inundated and de-
nouncing the terms upon which the treaty
OF ueace was arranged. The crowd was
serious I'm It's conduct. rather than angry,
and the police handled II discreetly. The
gathering eventually dispersed In an
orderly manner.
Later on. however. n crowd attempted
TO hold a meeting in the Shintomi theatre
and the police dispersed II. A portion q,
60 Nhn al
the Kokunin hinbun the government OF
gan. and began hooting. 49,
Three employees OF the paper armed witf
swords appeared AZ the door OF the build.
ing and checked the attack and the pc
lice again dispersed the crowd II was
thought that the trouble had passed
when suddenly a portion OF the CROWD
mada a rush AZ the building. hurled stones
md damaged some Of the machinery
several persons were injured during thu
attack. hut the police eventually cleared
tho streets Of the crowds and arrested 9
number ~ the rioters The disorder u
not general and the situation Is not seri
Gus.
similar meetings have been hold n
osaka and Nagoya. which In round term'
denounced the government and asked
them 10 resign.
General sentiment throughout the coun.
,r,- saems 10 favor re~actionary measures
hut n appears clear that the majority n
Tho neople will eventually accept the re
sult OF the peace conference however dis
appointing II may be.
WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM
NaRasakL. Tuesday. Sept. 5.-The reac'
news was received without enthusiasm
IN the chief centres Of Kiushiu province
There Is n general feeling Of chagrin tina
.Japar has been deprived % the rights n
tho victory but there is disappointment
especially At tho fact that the permanent
security from Russian aggression has no
been secured. The diplomatic failure q
considered 10 be due to the negotiation
commenting prematIrely.
WILL CAUSE DtsAPPO1NTMENT
Yokohama. Sept. G-The peace term
arc not known exactly hut ~ II rumore'
tina, tho abandonment OF tho indemnit!
will cause general profound disappoint
ment There have been no Demonstration
Tho people are quietly awaiting the oNi
ciai announcement 81 the text OF IN
treaty.
GOTNG INTO DRY DOCK.
Vallejo. cal. sept. s-The Russiar
cruiser lena. which has been informed
~ the Mare Island navy yard FOR near,
a year. will leave Or San Francisco mex