Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-10
GREAT DIPLOMATIC TRIUMPH.
Diplomats Make No Attempt TO COs
zeal Their Admiration for the New
World Braud VI Diplomacy
MUCH UNCERTAINTY AS TO TERMS
Not unlikely Indemnity 10 be AskeS
win be a Thousand MlllIom Dollars,
Possibly More,

Toxic, june 10, p. m,--janan has
agreed to President Rooscycl,e sueges'
ton 10 appoint plcnipotcntarcs TO
meet Russian plonipOtentiarIcs,
RUSSIA READY TO APPOINT,
~, Petersburg juno l0.-.lt was stat.
I'd AT the foreign Office this afternoon
that Russia Ia ready 10 appoint repre-.
sonintlVes 10 hear the Japanese pro.
posals on being informed tina, Japan
IL nominating representatives Tor this
purpose,
NEW WORLD DIPLOMACY.
~ Petersburg June 10, 9l5 y, me-.
Tho text " President Rooscvolta per-
ponal appeal 10 the soverclgns ~ tho
warning countries TO arrange meeting
of the plonIpot FOR The purpose
Of agreeing on terms of peace which
arrived here this morning rent tho ven
and Tor the skeptcs at 81 Petersburg
who refused 10 believe President
llooseyclt's efforts 10 bring the bcllig.
cronts together could succeed Il came
Ike q bombsholl. President Rooseyclts
sole purpose To bring about n meeting
has been achieved and now II " merely
question whether the results WIN ho
the peace "for which the whole civil.
lied world WIN pray"
II " u diplomatic triumph " the
iilTt magnitude and the diplomats here
make no attempt To conceal their adj
mutation for the new world brand Of
diplomacy which acta while the remains
der ~ The world thinks,
The formal replies of llnssin ana
Japan are expected TO be transmitted
through Count russinl, the Russian ans
bnrsador ~ Washington, and NJ, 'lakn-
Mira the Japanese minister at Wash
lngloh but the situation In such ~ this
hour ms tn leave no doubt OF the &C.
'cpianco OF both ANA that the quos.
ton ~ the selection Of plonlpolontlarloB
ana the place OF meeting VIII follow
President RoosoVclt's urgent expires.
sion IL fuyOr of direct negotiations eN.
clusi2ely between the belligeronts
points straight Ga the battlefield IN
Mnncfuria ~ the scene ~ the nCgo,ias
tons and the diplomats generally
here entertain The Wow that Russia
and Japan had best settle their quarrel
there beyond the range Of possible out.
side influence,
TO the policy of non.inlorfcrenoc
practically all The powers are commit.
ed, Great Britain, II In felt here IN
diplomatic circles, win not complete
the realization ~ what the president
bad begun by restraining her ally and
inducing Japan 10 proifor moderate
terms which Russia can accept
DIPLOMATS PRAISE MANNER
London June TO- l2;i0 ., m.-Tlo
kconoN interest N mnnlfestCd IA rros,'
dent NuOsoyolts note cudoayOrlng lo
bplng Japun ana Russia 20 an under.
Startling, While the British govern
mont " not taking my part IN the no.
gotlaiionf II ~ giving the most cor.
dlnl support to the president " whose
actions In the matter n has been kept
lully informed, Diplomatic and olllciNl
circles spoNk IN thc highest terms 0f
the diplomatic manner IN which tn
lully I'm accord with what they con,
fldcrrd 20 be- the only way IN which
the llincully could ho overcome, Tho
lnltal MltoF, not bong ontanged u
any way, was roally the only country
t,hiCn could tdha agNon, bui oven l'tcsl,
Roosevelt could not do more thun en-
douNor 10 start direct negotiations be-
tween the bcligcrcnta Japan, II can
be- stated refused 10 start mo nogotle-
lions uhtil fuzzy assured Of The earnest
moss oi Russia ana that her proposals
would No seriously considered, iior
demands win include nm indemnity,
the amount ~ which point the rrosl-
dent IL urging lonicul treatment II IN
considered here that Japan " entitled
10 nm Indemnity and 1t IL pointed out
a. al ..f
nifty might u0oct the standing Of Iluss
l0us ns the loss OF territory hcaIdos
tho payment OF an Indemnity would hs
forgotten sooner than the lOss OF tori,
tory ana would leave no fcollng tor re-.
Ncngo, Financial circles In London are
Of the opinion that tho Japanese WIN
demand am indemnity amounting 10
about thousand million that being
their estimate VI the cost 10 ne Jupn,
nrso Of the ID months 1RhtIng ThiB m
considered In some quarters ~ bo too
large nm estimate of the expenditures
which are thought ,o he ncurcr SGooOoO,'
OOO
Diplomatic circles IN London arc
closely concerned about the prcscut
movement ana are " The opinion chat
the plontipotcntiarlcs WIN meet IN
NNNllVklOlli bllNll lAuHNlli NNWo W w
succeed count tusalnl ~ Russian am
tossndor TO the United StatcD, prob.
ably representing Russia II IL also
Understood that Russia now admits IN
principles thut the demUd for nm IN.
domully IN Justified II w suggested
that the terms Of Japan WIN probably
also include the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF a
Japanese protoctoratc over Korea the
total Russian evacuation Of Mnnohurin
the handing over of Russinn interests
ON th1 LlOo Tung peninsula and az
Port Arthur Ia Japan, ana tho oeselon
OF the railroad from Port Arthur 10
ilArbln 1'hc question OF the Island Of
Nakholm WIN Hlal be ruisOd II IA
thought that the amount Of The IN
demnlly which WIN be demanded bv
japan VIII depend IN somo measure on
other conditions II these are coneld-