Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-06

right to force Russian co9vlcts. to leave
| the territory which is ceded 20 II.
Fishing ana Commerce.
Article XI-Russia engages itself to make
! an agreement with Japan giving to japan
ese subjects the right TO fsh IN Russian
territorial waters OF the sea OF Japan the
Article xII-The two high CONTRACTING
parties engage themselves to renew the
! commercial treaty existing between the
i two governments prior to the war In all
| its vigor with slight notifications in de-
! tails and with a most favored nation
Article xIIL-.Russia and Japan recip-
/ rocally engage to restltute their prisoners
the same, such Claim for cost to be sup.
| ported by documents.
| Article xIV-This peace treaty shall be
English the e. French text s' being evidence
( for the Russians and the English text for
| the Japanese. In case. Of difficulty OF in
: terpretation the French document TO be
Article XIV - The ratification Of this
trety treaty sn9 o9 the oe t%S eounes w %%hn @ y M
/ days after its signature. The French and
/ American embassies shall be Intermediates
nounce BY telegraph the ratincation Of the
| treaty.
Two additional articles are agreed to as
| follows:
Article 1.-The evacuation Of Manchuria
eighteen months from the signing OF the
! treaty, beginning with the retirement OF
| troops of the first line. At the expiration
OF the eighteen months the two parties wifi
only be allowed to leave as guards for the
railway fifteen. soldiers per kilometer.
Article ned Ihs pSGn Rcf sR Rdsss sS
| Japan in the Sakhalin island shall be den
! nitely marked off on the spot by specia
| photographic commission.
ENJOYS Thank Midshipmen.
NJ witte and Baron Komura having ex.
| pressed a desire to thank the FIVE mid
| shpmen, one of whom Is Paul Blackburn OF
| Omaha, who have served as boat officers
on the launches that have taken the mem
bers OF both missions from their hotel tc
| the navy yard, these officers called by ap-
| pointment today 10 pay their respects tc
\ the plenipotentiaries.
! At II o'clock Midshipmen Leary Bagley
[ Ingersoll, Blackburn and Harrington called
| on NJ. Witte and Baron Rosen. who
| thanked them for their faithful services
/ and left with them good wishes for their
| future career. NJ. Witte took occasiorr to
| express his admiration for the American
navy.
Half an hour later the officers called or
, Baron Komura and Mr.. Takahira where
they received an equally cordial welcome
| Baron Komura expressing officially his
his mission. These officiaIs were specially
selected from the battleships OF the North
/ Atlantic fleet and ordered to Portsmouth
/ for duty In connection with the conference
Call on Governor.
NJ. witte and Baron Rosen called Offi.
cially on Governor McLane today and
thanked him for the many courtesies they
had received at his hands during the con.
| ference. NJ. Witte said he could say in
the name OF the emperor that his majesty
was true friend OF the United States, and
upon his return to Russia M. Witte said HI
would tell the emperor Of the hearty greet
ing the Russian plenlpotentiaries had re-
| ceived everywhere NJ. Witte added tha
| he felt sure that the good relations be-
tween the two countries would be main
| tanned and knit even more closer under
the regime of Baron Rosen.
Later Baron Komura and Mr. Takahirs
paid a similar call and thanked the gov
ernor for his kindness to them.
Will visit President.
| OYSTER BAY, l.. l.. Sept 5.-No ar
rangements have yet been made for tn,
reception by President Roosevelt OF tn,
Russian and Japanese peace ENJOYS a
Sycamore Hill. As II is understood her,
to be the desire of both missions to return
soon to their respective countries. It
expected the plenipotentiaries will visi
the president this week.
No official callers having engagement
at Sycamore Hill today the president
after conducting considerable business, de
voted the day to recreation.
Baron KOmurn VIII Visit j. j. Hill
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept 5-President ]
J. Hin of the Great Northern railway to
night received a telegram from Barol
Komura, the japanese peace commissioner
stating that he win be in st. Paul Sep
tember 10, as the guest OF Mr., Hill. MI
HIN viii entertain the baron during hi
stay in 81. Paul and the envoy will trave
to Seattle in the Great Northern president
private car. Baron Komura sails for Japa
September 20.