Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-12
Held a Conference on q Matter
That is Of Profound Concern to
Chief Executive
RESULT WAS NOT DlVUlCED


oyster nay H. H. July Ex-senator
y, G, Knox of Pennsylvania, former
auorncy.peucraL held q Ions ana Inn.
pounut conference with the president
last ulght at SYCAMORE AN, The sen.
olor by invitation Of the prcNdWL
was un overnight guest NJ Mr. Roosc.
Welt The conference which was con.
tinucd until O late hour, covered a Wllo
range of subjects but II can be- said
related to ono matter IN particular
which iH Of profound personal aud ON.
col concern 10 The president SO
statement was made about the result II
the conference. Senator Knox, who
lett oyster Bay ON morning train for
Sew YORK, declined 10 discuss for pub.
llcallou the result of his Interview with
the president II is not unlikely that
be- may go from New York to Wash.
lugtou although ho had not determined
when hu lett here whether II would
I've necessary iur him To gp to Wasn-
inglou IT, after communicating with
Washington by telephone from New
wv " N' nlNhNl llIIl 1T Nllll'''fFNla w
go tO the capital, he viii proceed d.
rect 10 his homo a. Nulluyforgr,
Interest wac aroused here today by
The report that N, Muruyiorf former
minister uf Justice, who recently Was
designated NIX ono of the Russian ploul.
polouliurIos 10 the uouco conference
would not bp able lu participate IN the
conference, aud that NJ, pokotlon, one
uf tho directors Of the lussosthmoHo
bank and Russian minister to china,
has been appointed IN hla stead con.
ilrWulion of the appointment of pu'
koUlun n not uhtuiuuhlc here AZ this
time, although II ~ known that Mura-
ylcn rs not I'M the best Of health Ills
dcolnutlon to serve MS one Of the RUS
Sian ruyoys would not create surprise,
President Roosevelt lnto this after.
noon VIII address the Associated phNs
solans Of Long Island, who VIII hold
session Of their association IN Aesom'
bly hall Of The local hlRh school
II " regarded here us not lmproh.
able that other sensational develop.
montg may grow out Of the leak N
the cotton crop report which NocY
wilson, NJ the department of ogrIcul'
WIo, " investigating II IL known
that John hyde, the chlor stollstclan
NJ the department. ~ under IRE, but
thus FAR nothing definite has reached
The president regarding possible mlure
disclosures I'm fact by direction Of
the president Nocy Wilson ~ con'
ducllng the Inquiry along Ms own lines
Win N determination To- sIf the mat.
ter 10 the bottom AZ heretofore IN
dlrnlod IN thoso dispatches Atty'dom
Moody win determine finally whether
criminal prosecutions are To BIZ lnati'
mtod by the government against any
VI the alleged oonsplrolorf
samuel dompcrF president of the
American Federation of Labor ana
James Duncan, vice president Ol the
American Federation Of Labor arrived
hero today ~ hUvo ou interview with
the president regarding an important
mboI' matter Mr. HlmpoW declined 10
suy what the subject ~ his conference
WIN the president VIII be, but II ls
likely that later I'm the day he may
muko some statement regarding H.
The newspaper criticism of NJ Nh.
rnyIoffa 0lnoW for the po1l may ro.
gult IN ID duel between N, Slwalkoysky
Of the NDyoo Nromyi and Prince
mtMOmeKy odltor of the IT, Peters.
burg Vsdomosl The former has not
boon splrlng In hs attacks ON NJ
MWaylon and Yesterday Prince Oulth'
iolnsliy IN fashion the prince can
hardly overlook lie says In 20 many
words chat Prince Oukhtomgky IL n
fool but recalls Victor llugo'H obbor.
walton while every man has the right
10 bo % fool be- should not nbuso the
right
Mskaalkoysky proceeds personally
to nrroIm Prince OukhlomslSy for the
alleged subsidies which he receives
nom the government SAYING y am not
Prince Oukhtomaky Nobody RrlcVes
for me- have no elnocures, eubN.
dies NJ interests In railroads ana
fantastic Monaghan gold mines which
compel mo on, " gratitude TO compose
aonIlo panogyrles' ....