The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-30
lBY Associated Press.l

PORTSMOUTH, ~. H., aug vs. go
scene of the greatest excitement 1olloW-
ed the receipt of the news In the lobby
of the Hotel Wcntwofth.' Inc oll iciuhi
bulletin was telephoned from the con-
ference room ut the navy yard by Mr.
Salo and like an electric thrill, floodad
through the room. There were screams
of ioy Men threw their hats aloft wo-
,nent actually wept Then there was a
r,,sb for The telegraph offices, and in an
Ninstant the news was speeding to the re-
,otcst corners Of the earth.
M 1yit,e recommended by Baron De
poso, como to he hotcl for luncheon.
u I,,,s., v"."s ,.nndors,I demonstration
,,,s,, ,,,a,,. ,r,.vol rrca crowd had
,,ai,n,,od unnnr the nortecochere or the
annex, where the Russians are quartered,
and when their autoihopiie gre" UP tne
ar was 'oin , ~. M 1,,,,, II,
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eneo ',nt, ~ .,,.hna foryorn 10 shake
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'oihn''r'', e.
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what Wlttt Sdlu.
,rho Associated Press correspondent
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e.oe i.r. IA rnco,y.d and rhe
great oSul'on ito i,''u , ", 49, ~
ihtense sti''t ~ ii"u .a,' e,ar
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eiuteiy y. "'i'osV %
.nt ,.o o,most ;ncrndiblcn he said.
ar a. 40, hoI,evn7 any other man in my.
~ ,"e,'His 10 -. J,,od To hone for The
,,nss,hrit,, ~ nonce on the conditions to
,,,hInh va havc'Siust agreed. From all
,aau from President Roosevelt down to
s.,ondu% IN Prussia I received,
M ~ ,he last moment, even this morn
~. rnn,t r.nroennt,tions that some
NE, .hn,,la hc Maid 10 Japan,
Ar his noint M. Witte. who was still
,.hor,np ,,nder excitement almost lost
cnnt,o, If himself. He paused a moment.
Thcr ha went on.
wrho Japanese wanted to take our in
termed ships, and | have not consented.
The Japanese wanted to limit our naval
power N the Far East ahu nuv' n.y.
consented ING 'hi'anese w., ~ ~ w. a 80.
aemnlty or fe'h'nu'senums ~ i, - 40
pi '"e, "nt, ~ NJ Tan,nnso n,n,,
N.Y. Nv. r tyr IA Stern railway south
fa ne S''''ts. .,a,,a thn,n nnly ma
VI ia, I'm as,nss,nn of theIr iroons
yhHIoho -. VIZ
Youth OF Shahtuiu. H., ~ ,,,ond n,
me Japanese "nnse' w 'n.., ip' ,,o, ~
sakhalin, ana refused y, "siee'ns, -"
ever, ut the last moment 70 cede the
southern half and then only because !
was commanded by my sovereign 10
Yield and obeyed. Not only do Ne not
nay so much as q kopcck, but we obtain
half Of Saknalin, now in their possession,
."At his ,t.,rning's meeting, presented
80, ,,,t,,en nronosition which was the
-. ,,,t,n,,tt,n, II was accented by
i.nse'uH "'''''''' ,,a.,na rr,,n !
thc oap"ue"e' a.,
was ~ me com sisnee i'0i'' : ~, ".
mink what Wouia happe''' pou't ny
anticipate sus srsI' r n'n n1p hd nn
W." t,a ,,n, re- strr,e 81, oEle,fer. of
~. ~ ~ ,,,.,,',,,I s,,hmit,ed 60 for ma
, .me aanon,.nad n Was ended But could
w., III NOV, /, would work on tho