The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-30
AIMAR SATO HEDGING SOME Denies That He Has Talked
 Too Much. REVEALED NO SECRETS K0mura'S Secretary Feels
 Embarrassed. His Utterances Intimatins That Japan VIII Claim Full IndemniAca-
 tion Has Raised Hub-
 bub in Russia
REVEALED NO SECRETS

New York, July 29.-Aimar Sato, of the Japanese peace delegation made statement to the Associated Press to- night in which he denies that he has ever. in any interview. given any out line of the terms upon which Japan will negotiate peace or that he has announced that Japan will make any demands whatever Mir. Sato said:
 'I wish to be clearly understood that l have never given out anything that could be construed as d demand of the Japanese Peace Commission or any thing that could be taken as a condi- ton upon which Japan would enter into negotiations for peace. l visa also to deny that I am the spokesman for Baron Komura. Sensational artf- cles have been published which are fabrications, and in which have boen misquoted. 1 don't know upon what terms peace may be negotiated. don't know whac the Japanese envoys will consider as peace terms know of no humiliating or other demands"
 War Party Encouraged.
 St. Petersburg. July 30.-The intima- ton of MT. Sato. Baron Komura's Sea- retary, that Japan will claim full in- identification for Ale cost of the war besides the island of Sakhalin has gained recruits for the war party from among the class which had hoped Rus sia would be able to offer the railroads to Port Arthur and Dalny. the island of SakhalIn and other valuable consid- erations in lieu of a direct cash in-' demnity.
 The war office is not slackening prep arations for continuing the war In case the peace negotiations are unsuccess- full. The gap in General Linevitch's army caused by the loss at Mukden has been filled and the railroads is working to its full capacity carrying endorsements to form fresh corps. A dispatch from Irktusk announces the completion of work on the trans- Baikal line
 Considering National Assembly.
 st. Petersburg. July 3e.--4The meetin ' of special commission consisting of the ministers. several members of the imperial family and a number of other members of the council of State, which has been summoned for a final consid- eration of the project for a national assembly. will be held at Peterhof Au- gust 3 under the direct presidency of the Emperor.
 Another general revision of the pro- ject Is not intended. The Emperor has summoned his advisors to determine the vexed question of the nature of representation in the assembly. which was left unsettled by the council of ministers, and will take counsel before giving the imperial sanction to the project. If the verdict is favorable to the reforms an imperial manifesto may. in accordance with the Emperors de- sire to commemorate the birth of the Grand Duke Alexis Nicholaievitch in some signal way, be made August 12, the birthday of the heir apparent.
 AS has been stated, the Bouligan scheme has undergone notifications in the council of ministers which meet number of objections of the Liberals. the author of the original project proving to be the most conservative member of the council.
 China's Attitude.
 Berlin, July 29.--Tne Local Anzeiger prints an interview with a prominent Chinese diplomatist," evidently the Chi nese minister at Berlin. who says that the dowager empress and the emperor have sent a circular letter to all vice. r0va and 0overnOra and tO ChfDese min-