Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-13
# WILL NOT Be MADE PUBLIC.
Both BsllIscrcuts Suggested That Its
Publication at This Time Was
Nst Desirable
PLACE or MEETING IS UNDECIDED
RussIas Forslgs Office IL still ssmc-
what PessImlstlc =. Russo. laponese
Alliance Unlikely.

Washington, June is,--It was an.
nounccd today that the formal reply
Of tho Russian government 10 Prosl'
dent Roosovelts identical note Of last
Thursday IN IN the hand of the Amer
lean government Tho response was
handed 10 Ambassador Meyer ut H.
Petersburg by Count Lamsdorll and
transmitted by the ambassador to
President Roosevelt II can DO said
that Il IL In perfect consonapcc with
the oral assurances given the president
yesterday by Count cnselni the Rus.
sian ambassador here, II had been IN.
tended by the president TO mako pub.
Ne the replies Of both Russia and
japan to his appeal for q cessation Of
hofllliies In tho far east but q docs.
ion has been reached not 10 publish
them At this time, This dotoimina-
ton was arrived AZ at the suggestion
Of both bclligorents that Tile publica.
tion of the responses at this Iunoture
might not be desirable, Olhcial assur.
nnce IL given, however, that the IN.
lNINlNl NlNl'Hl'Illh w lli ihll''lllh W
the replies are not only accurate but
practically complete ns TO the inior.
nation contained IN them,
Following the important conferences
Of Yesterday and last night there wna
lull IN the negotiations today The
discussion OF The time and place OF
meeting of the peace conference " prN.
wedding between the representatives Of
Russia and Japan nt this capitol and
their home governments. These sub.
Jets were taken Ny with Count CussMl
ana Minister Takehira yesterday by the
pnsldont, but neither the ambassador
nor the minister was empowered nt
that time 10 speak definitely for hin
government
II IL known that Ambassador Camnl
tentatively suggested one place nnl
Minister Tak0hira another it,ls init.
mated 0filcially today that Paris Nna
The choice u the Russian government
ana London Of The Japanese, II can
DO Mll that neither government oy.
pttlcd mat Nv choice would be ratlnNd
by ne other Az heretofore indicated
hlh PARIS and London present obiro.
uons when II ls regarded IN dipiO-
nbllc circles raatloully eliminate them
ron serious consideration, Wore IL
NV WIZ WV 'btI iIfIl'' W 10 ne ntlu
III midsummer Washington almost
certainly would be selected, an both
hnsslN ana Japan regard this capitol
WIN favor not only ON account of
lhe admirable facilities Il affords but
lor the strong additional reason that
we conference " tn be- arranged
welt
Az was ascenained today that In
we eNohlngcB between the Russian on-
mtNY ana the Japanese legation with
Welr respective governments, The
nakue N being considered M "A pnr.
WuhrS desirable location for the
Hg'o conference and II IN regarded ~
hol unlikely that The llngunc may be
bWeed upon by the bclllgorcnls,
w pointed on, that u formal ar.
wM,vo polWoen the two great armies
9pllR clch other on The plains of Man.
,lOlh hardly will bo arranged until
W. peOCo conference shall have taken
nVnnllo FORM, The suggestion II made
,noNoNol lhhl IN Wow Of tho pending
,esollelons neither the Russian nor
~" JuphnoHc government would permit
"'w,n'l konoral engagement TO ocuuu
u,ln' SUBJECT ot the pending nogollua
wv was considered In an Informal
KY Nv lho cabinet meeting today, The |
w ,,u'nl receiving the congratulations
NV numbers of his cabinet on the
'tOll Of hls negotiations, Asst,rnnso
gwen that no important decisions
m,Ilng upon the ncs0llo iona Mere
PLANsOr MEETING
~ Petersburg, Juno A. plao n m....
An carly announcement, of M I'm,
una place for tho novtlnu of tho nus.
slall ana Japanese peace plrnluoionii.
n,les N expected Ia come from Wash.
hsloh 90 "A result of the cxchnnpoN
u,,Npeh the bclllgorcnls on TINT ain.
g, now proceeding Ihcro through
rpouiI Cossmi ana NJ, Tnkahirn wlth
nr''liohl Roosevelt M the into,modi.
"nr, w diplomatic circles the report tx
nln,,nll lllhl RuSsin whose choice OF
pi,n,, 'pnllnuos 10 DO Paris, IN ready To
,h,U" PRESIDENT Roosevelt to decide
Nv" n"nli W which cnso there In roa.
Man,W pvlloNo lho president may nanlo
connnmi' pul the report cannot bio
rnnaoshhuoi Iompmd who has 70.
AMI lunl iulflr, Nas cloao,od with
,n,oaethdor Meyer this morning co,,nt
d""" ANenelohoe, the German n,nbaasn,
loss,mansh lso among ihe American am.
'"nneuuorH callers, '
ui,"aIllo The rather pcssImlstlo official
n,os, tno's or the foreign olllrr, tho M.
and mere Nv distinctly optimistic
For,,, "v.oponll Ambassador who snw
spnhnI ,Mlnls,er l.umsdorlr today do.
nlmost wy russian minister Ds bolng
M nro,'. W y lubllnnt mood, Tho opinion
pcror Niohn,o uhanlmous tina, II EN-.