Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-03
AN ARMISTICE HAS
BEEN AGREED Upon
Will Take Effect When ENJOYS
Sign the Treaty.
TREATY Is NOT YET COMPLETE

Mark the Conclusion Of the Great
Russian-Japsnese War, Which Has
Been Going On For 10 Months.
Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. Am ar
mistice has been signed TO take effect
after signature to the treaty.
II Is now expected that the text OF
the treaty will be completed by to-
morrow night or Sunday. Full sum
maries. II not the actual text, will then
be cabled 10 Toxic and 81. Petersburg
for the approval of the respective gov
ernments aud by Tuesday or Wednes.
day at the latest, NJ. Wi/e and Baron
Komura expect to receive final author.
lty TO affix their signatures.
The subsequent exchange OF ratih.
cations by the two governments will
be simply a Formally. Mr.. Dennison
an Mr.. DcMaartens will meet again
this afternoon The conditions of the
armistce or rather complet suspen.
sion OF hOstilities marking the conclu.
sion of the war. will be arranged ex
cept for minor details by the pleni.
potentiarles here. Technically, the
formal cessation OF hostllities TO be
arranged today will be an armistice
inasmuch as II is temporary pending
the final exchange Of Publications. II
will not provide for the ultimate re.
lease OF the Russian and Japanese
prisoners OF war.
An article covering the latter sub.
ject will be included In. The treaty. The
ceremony Of signing the treaty Of
Portsmouth" will be as quiet and un-
ostentatious as possible. Both sides
DE- sire To avoid any spectacular scenes.
Both realize that for d! 1erent reasons
the treaty will not be popular in their
respective countries, In Japan espe-
clally there is expected to be a great
popular cutlery.
I'VE know" said a member OF the
japanese mission today. that We are
going home to stones and perhaps 10
dynamite"
40 arrangements looking to joint
farewell visit 10 President Roosevelt
h1y, been made or even suggested.
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tEauls on behalf ~ their respective !
corJu.pa and say "GuolJv" NJ Witte
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Wilhelm r. u, has already provision.
ally engaged suite ~ room, on that /
amer. Baipn knmurd has pro /
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ou steamer sailing from the Pacific /
coast sept 20 "a, aud his suite cNpec,
'o lave New NoTk Sept H.
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