The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-30

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TIE iiioye toward pence lyt 5lie
istSS east made last night 10 tlls (.
White House .Iapanese AiInlster "a
Saiiira liad len cont eFeRca v
pGSsl ens bs appointtlsS
ISst lei entiFo situation results
3tiss fErSsi oyer@he shining vIci9E;.
Sots kIlalta 1Togo Was discussed. Z.
though the mini ter refuses 10 d
clos aiiy tlte paft tIcalars Of the ip:l
1tsFst Il lIcyca
NJ ssashifs ton 5laisI before tlis
7testds at the tsttelss request, j Is n
own personal view ss b what terrns
Japan would RBs liitss e accord ilps'
siasS =
Natifalls the terms S-in he for
severe ttafS hose tiiat We're sitgg ests
ed sby LIZ, some tso aoatlis ago, pe
Tore the dent seat cn his won't
Isrn tour tttonai Spsns ~ u; the
Japanes army IN slanchusla slnls
\ that8 time, and the cost ct replAclns
such vessels me Happiness navy
as may sShaye beer md ot reHalf-
ling THOSE damn u. tlte 4 git. Nlll ]
A Ilnerease the ind denni p sbe demand
ed sof Russia sl,he t!giire nov ilie.i.
4 toned 8issa billion;
Al lapanaWl also sist o,i tlse eniIIp
evacuation Bdfi Afanc churia py tie Ilui;;S
SLAMS; the cess Ion of the lower en-
ofRthes Llao2 2rnts neninaulai held hy
tie Russians 5uhd der LEASE from China
until captured Janansse the
4 cesslon Gof diSost tncls With the pos
4 eproYlsos that ran yLll ,nalSe
i an open Sport tor tthe use Of The ves-
sells Sall llnat lions the ahsoiiite 81 CPS
milton sof the ina ndence Of fsofes
& & ether with u preapuiiilat !ilts
I influence tliat count and the ~.
render $ofs Russian ny Vessels now NJ
4 termed Sat Shan shat Saigon, chelop s
and San Franc
ProylslonsWitls also be made for The
return probably at tile expense
Russia, ofs ali prisoners of war ncs
4 Ehetd ny Japan as vel sas those held
d by Russia.
4 n The Russian AnbassadoF eouat
Casslni, has AM nnounced his purpose
q Of calling on the resident later In
y the week Sat which time the Presis
). dent will doubtless communicate %
i him the A subs stance q THE Interview
n had with the Japane ese minister.
& The Spreside win make ii clear; 81
q course; that Re does not seek to act as
q intermed diary unless both belliger.
n ents are willing that he should. Va,
Z pan position Iiss quite definite In the
a matter. She believes that II peace
d rs 70 come, should be sought BY
q Russia, neyerthe eless she Is ready TO
y meet Russia half way In order to
q open the path To- peace, SHE Is wil,s
dlllng to- go even further, and to make
q known In an Informal way on what
Il basis she would sbe Il disposed to enter
n tain peace proposals. information
d obtained at tie Japanese legation
]: yesterday leads to the conclnsion that
Japan would BE more than pleased
d. to have sPreside ent Roosevelt act rs
x Intermediary and 70 have the negc.
q tiations for peace conducted here at
Washingt away from the possible
influence OF interested European
If. courts.
Count Casslnt, however still main
Of tains his attitude of an uncompronlls
% ing warad vocate. He insists That talk
8 Eoft peace Is gprematnre, and that Rug,
sia must yIndicate her arms, eveu II
ne |lt should take years. In view Of this;
& dispositio as not likely that any
substantial progress can lie made III
M Washing ton toward peace until his
departure and the arrival Of his sue
g cessors Baron de sRosen, who Is known
es Ito be an oppone ent of Russia's war pol
Il. lcy;iand would be anxious for cessa-
n i,tions Of tiles
rs fs The new ambassador win arrive III
this city next month
s. s. ooDR NEWS a
ligS ss y 3 s, 4
Comes From Minister eriseon, Con-