Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-21
B,ron KanekO, Special japanese
REPRESENTATIVE, Goes to Oyster
Bay for Conference
No REPLY FROM CAR NICHOLAS
p,sst Roosevelt HAS Not Requested
Brg sh Govt to Make Representa-
tons Regarding Peace to japan,
ENTITLED TO FRUITS OF VICTORY
sucb is English View - Demands
Considered Moderate France AK
ious for Success Of Negotiations.


inns for Success OF Negotiations.
-
oyster Ray, y. w. Aug "l'-An un-
.,,sg,al ph9se Of the peupe negotia-
..li,,.J today I'm fho arrival
Uohs ".l '''''' .., $780,.
here ot Baron h'H'N'' 'I''''' l'P'
rcseutJt,yc iu This country of enc Jap
.r... Government for conference with
,,7.. ,,,y.r.i, rbn meeting 10
JfaHI'N' N'''''''"
d. "',.' . 49, ha,,r, h, cached sesa.
,.,-. Uu No outsiders have engage
..,,, cha .r,.si5.,t today
M'",' WIZ" ''' l''''''"'
Baron heneNo remained VIII" Cue
rras.drut three quarters of am hour
And then dppa...ad for New York Baron
Ernako docurrq 10 discuss his cone
ference with 49, president Baron
Earako said ur,Iid not deny that Doe
vas representative of the japanese
government. but wished It understood
tba DC was not the financial repre-
sentative. Baron Kaueko iuumatcd
tat Japan might regard the presidents
rroros.tion ayoraby. but could not
.'g.. E.n,i,aI,
II think We viii know tomorrow
evening at 3 o'clock when the pluiuo-
r,ntar.cs meet i'm Portsmouth" said
no.
.Py that lime they win have dee
t..mined the matter"
.Do Won mean that tnrv win have
heard 3ehnite.y rom their govern
Yes assume So. ne REPLIED.
Baron Kaueko was asked &c propo.
stion had been made to submit any
romt of difference that had arisen be-
tween the ENJOYS 10 The Hague trib-
unsl
ron. 7 know nothing ut tu about
chat. What / read iu the newspapers
r.pors have The ability To- EEL AZ ones
Wurr mind"
Baron K1ueko also intiuuted that he
came today ON his own initiative and
mot D., nvitafion of the nresidsnt.
President Roosevelt declines To disc
uss tac peace negotiations I'M amy way.
and authorized the statement tuat
nothing would De made public boy him
concerning the visit at Baron Kmeko
,.,.r.r,o., ~. r,,.,, .,.,.,
'' ''''' ID '''''' nor"
Portsmouth. y. H.. Aug. af.-Tba
cmra.ars renly .o N. Witfg. transmit
tmg the proposition of President Koo.e-
Welt had not been received up In noon
today and was NOT expected until to-
morrow lt the earliest. II is Therefore
likely there win be a final SHOW of
hands a, tomorrow's session or the
p'gTqs'pe,,eniiarles, .,,
fom which they rented a common safo
for their papers at the hotel to take
ont Inc safe and render their bill this
afternoon.
pprsfrr,,..r ,,,r,t. w. ,.r..-,.r...,
'D"N ] MADE nv hhQI ~ j.
London. Aug. 2l.-The Associated
Press was informed IA the foreign ofTiro
today that President Roosevelt mas NOT
requested the British eovernnlcnt +,
make rcDrosontatlons 10 Jaran ON .be
question of peacc. The fornIpn offi.r
thinks DO would he Imperfponf for the
British governments M re1Iisst 1,n,r
20 modify her demands rho g0ydrn.
mont believes maj Ianan,s den,en5s ara
moderate and tbYf sbo should n,t to
deprived of the fruit, of har vfctor,.
Thr f6raipp oo'co f,r,bcr' "a, ''i'U AZ, Ii,s
not believe Thai .Janan vonII ,'o5ify
VI .le conference,
'"ID'h reports received by the gov