Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Ne WORKED TILL 8 O'CLOCK
Tie Is Detcrmlssd Not 10 Give Out hny
Interviews Regard OK the Me-
gOtlatiOos,
CARRIES 80 PIECES or LUGGAGE
Sixty OF these Are Filled with Doeu.
nients Needed at the cou-
terence,

SEATTLE, wash, luly 20 Barren \.
komura foroign minister OF Japan and
one ~ he two japanese peace CONF
mssouors IN buried beneath q mass Of
diplomatic corrcspondcncc AZ the reef.
doncc ~ ), lliAnidNL japanese con.
mi AZ Seattle Baron komura worked
until D o'clock this morning among
cablcgrams and letters reaching him
when the steamship Minnesota arrived
ui Port Townsend, Consul lllmmIdSu,
carried 10 meet the lIlll liner by the
revenue cutter Arcala, only took with
him a portion NJ the correspondence
that has boon awaiting him. Komura
ANA his party VIII work until 1880 p, m.
on the cipher dispatches ana win carry
with thcm,n mass of unfinished bust.
moss 10 be- taken M again on the Great
Northern train on route east The
private ear NJ !, H. llll, IN which tho
party win proceed casi viii be tho am.
hasfador'S working Office,
Baron kumura was welcomed al
Seattle when tho Minnesota renchod
mort At 1880 a. M by mora than | 900
Japanese ON a tug IN the harbor n
small crowd NJ Japanese exploded day
fireworks I'm honor Of the party and q
band inicrsporsed Japanese aud Amcri.
can airs I'm u musical program NJ wei.
come, Mayor lalingor on behalf ot
tho city welcomed the diplomat AZ the
pnnRNuN and q special train brought
him 40 the ely,
4 0Ned policy hns boon agreed upon
by The members ~ the delegation, re.
pnrdlng interviews, Baron komura has
determined not id give out any inter.
Views in America relative 10 noaco
negotiations nor 10 the war condl.
tlons.
II Sito, nm unattached mcmber NJ tho
foreign service who, accompanying the
party, " Designated nv the Hpokesmnn
tO discuss any other matters affecting
the delegation. Mr., cato and H. w,
Dellaon, the American legal adviser ~
tho Japanese foreign department, were
with the japanese ambassadors whc
concluded peace with Chinn, They are
the only momheH Of the party who
have enjoyed such honom IN the past
Aboard the boat Tuesday night a
farewell reception was given by Baron
komura We and his party received
w wv lNN''f + NI lNI w wv U'h' NNl
later Baron Komura distributed n mum.
hor of presents among the officers NJ
the boat THESE minor officials AMI
employees who waited upon him
were trcutcd lHvNhly tho chi.
nesc Naloroom attendant being
given $40 tip. All the prizes Won
I'm the shin guinea during tho voyage
were distributed Friday night Raron
Komura made the presentation spooch'
cs ana Insisted upon personally donate
ing the prizes, Ills party carries ~
pieces Of mggngo ana about 90 of these
are nlod with documents needed Ht the
conference ana presents tho party wlll
mako while I'm Amorlch Acting under
instructions from the state department
transmitted through treasury officials
the baggage ~ the diplomatic party
was passed Immediately ana without
investigation The quarantine officers
prompted by treasury Departments
suggpHtuu, made AN inspection OF the
Mlnnosotu ut i,la this morning, day.
break Tho boat was ready v proceed
by i3O a. mp hui was held AZ Port
Townsend for nm hour and o half 60
avoid arriving al seattle before break
fast Train connections could not be
made ana us Baron Komura had work.
ed until A. M ana some members "
his suite an night the rest was re-
CURED,