Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
Representatives Of Russia and
Japan VIII Meet as soon as
Possible AlJcr August
CLOTHED WITH FULL POWERS.
viii Negotiate a Permanent Treaty
Place of Holding Slltlpgs Not
We, Determined.

Washington pence conference, The
chorclcr and ability Of the men select.
I'd by both bcligorcnts Is am earnest
Of The desire of their respective goy.
ornmcNts to Include, II possible, the
Tragedy being enacted In the far east
The plonpoDontlnrlcs are,
Russian Ambassador MumyleN
formerly minister OF justice ana now
ambassador TO italy ana Baron Roscn,
recently appointed uR Ambassador TO
the United Statos TO succeed Count
Cussln
Japunosc--Baron komura, minister
of foreign affairs and kogolo TAXA.
hlra minister 10 the United states,
by direction " the president SocN
Loeb made the formal announcement
In the following statements
The president announces that the
Russian ava Japanese governments
have notified him that they have ape
pointed plenlpotpulIurlos 10 meet hero
(WaNhmetnuD Us soon after the lW
OF August ag possible The two Rus.
Sian lpolcullurlrs are Ambassador
MWaylpf formerly minister ot Justice
ana now ambassador M Rome, ana
Ambassador Roseu The Japanese
plvuipotoutituos uro Baron komuia
now minister of foreign AFFAIRS and
Minister Tokhm
1T ig possible that each eide may
send one or moro additional rcpro.
soniullNos, The lonpotcntluuog of
bolh Russia and Japan VIII be- Nlrusl.
ed with fun power 10 negotiate ana
t.I t.N
course, to ratification hy their respect.
I'VE homo governments
A dlv or two uro The Russian ana
Japanese governments formerly com.
munlDulcd to the president the names
of the plonipOlrnUarlps they respects
iNOly had selected, Acting ug un In.
tormodIaN the president ,omnuulrut.
ed iho u.noa Ot the japanese ouyoys
Ia the ST. Petersburg government
and those uf the Russian representa-.
tlycs TO the government a. Toxic
Having received nom both goNorou.
meuts assurances that the selections
Wcro satisfactory the president, ace
cordlng 10 his agreement with the
bclligcrou,a authorized the public uu-
nouncomont of the cnyuW
Some delay WAS ocCaslonod lu the
selection NJ the plcnlpotvullurlrs boy tho
mslstvuro of Japan that the cnyoys ~
holn governments bu clothed with full
power 60 conclude pence uud TO nrpO-
lUlo % permanent u.utN The Japan.
csc government indicated poMtpdlY
that the emperor would mot noimlt his
ENJOYS ~ outor upon li
ference I'm which japan WIS to define
lts terms ana then let Russia dacido
Wholhor the coulorCos should proceed
with their deliberations,
The Toxic government insisted Tint
the ploulpotontluriCs should have cone
frrod on them troaly.m0klug powers
and that the negotiations should ho
ontcrcd upon ln u spirit NJ perfect sins
rcrlM such too, WAS the position
taken by President Roosevelt llc
maintained that only by clothing tho
ENJOYS win ample authority to act
for their respective governments could
u lasting peace be achieved
Ho strongly urged the st. Petersburg
government tO Ncvcde 10 what was ~.
corded as reasonable proposition of
Japan That Nc was successful I'M his
presentation of the matter TO the Rus.
sian emperor is Indicated clearly I'M the
statement which ho issued today
The PRESIDENTS announcement rrac.
ticaly concludes the preliminary nopo-
tlatlons for peace. Minor details re-
main set 10 bO arranged, but the CON.
ference now soemg to be- assured, While
no absolute date for The meeting Of the
ENJOYS has been fyod n has been de.
torminod mat the nrgt session win be
held In Washington about the nr5t ~
August
Baron Roson olrOldy ls ou route 40 the
United states, hls coming being TO sue.
coed Count tagBlul u8 mo Russian am.
haNsador 10 thlr country II IN prob.
able that Ambassador Munylcn VIII
start soon for the United StuloH, nu.
companod by n considerable stan of
secretaries, clerks ana interpreters The
Japanese contingent Of ofclnls ana Ut.
tHchcs, headed by Baron komua, II ig
expected win leave Japan I'm time TO
roach Washington by the first of Au.
gust
NO decision yet has been reached me-
10 the place " holding the sessions "
the conference, For the purpose Of
plans for the future, the plcnlpOtcntls
aries viii meet M Washington, but II Ii
regarded ns hiphly probable that AN
early date thereafter they VIII adjourn
10 hold the business sessions of the
conference IN some city on tho north
Atlantic Ec0bourd, In this connection
the word moro IN the onlclOl state.
mont issued today II likely 10 DO mis-.
Understood II means merely IN this
country
The sessions Of tho conference, Of
course, win not be held nj oyster Bay
although II ~ expected now mat tho
onvOyl Of the two comforting poWela
win como 60 oyster nay 10 nay their ~.
apects 10 President Roosevelt and TO re-.
celyo hls greetings. This trip 10 tho
A. b. h.
In two WnrfhlpH. the Moy0owor and the
Dolphin being undor confederation Tor
the mission
DIPLOMATS PLEASED.
London July ga dispatch from
the Associated Press ut Now York was
The fret intiu1tlou London had OF mo
donultr appointment NJ the iuBalun
ana Japanese delegates 10 the pouco
conference at Washington The noyg
was communicated 10 the foreign ON.
bussloa and onicIulH here every one
expressing delight over the nrcoYful
lssuo Of President llooroycrH efforts.
They Woro surprised that the dele,
gates were empowered 10 conclude "A
treaty OF peace, 0H II wns feared that
Russia would hold ont for ratification
by the government one diplomat said
that N was % proot diplomatic achieve.
mont and II President Roosevelt sue,
coodod IN Inducing both bollgoronla 10
agree 10 an ormlHloo before another
groat battle IN fought his triumph
would bc complete, he nm that tho
selection OF Baron Rogon me- one OF tho
dologptos was u hOpny choice ns the
Jnpnneqe have rrout respect for him,
The diplomat pointed out that a, the
breaking or Of diplomatic rolntlOna by
Japan and Russia the whole Japanese
nation Expressed W. Nympothy WIN na.
ron Roton who was then minister IN
Japan, and during hIa progress through
the streets Of Toxic, whom he was lcuN.