Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-09
MARSHAL 0yAMA INSTRUCTED
\, s. Petersburg Belief 10 Held that
ne Has Been Gives Orders 10
Stay nls nsad'
PART PRIEST. ROOSEVELT PLAYED


A. Petersburg, June o. iilSb u, M
The government IL plainly preparing
,Ae public for the announcement that
mo emperor has decided 10 conclude
mace and that tho negotiations hovo
b,,n begun BY permitting the publica.
lion Of all the foreign dispatches bear
lns on the subject Tho newspapers
and the Russian public, however, have
until now only had a suspicion that
Impor,an, moves were going on behind
N, scenes,
oyAAlAs HAND STAYED,
In we'll Informed circles II " be.
llevtd that Japan already has In
rmctcd Field Marshal oyama 10 stay
hs hand pending the result OF the pres
nl tentative negotiations and that
Gen, Llnovl,ch also has been conn.
d,htIslly advised Of the situation,
Nevertheless, tho irroooncllablc rem.
nanls II the war party are believed
70 be urging the Russian commanders
Inohef 10 assume the offensive IN the
hone Of achieving n victory and thus
change the omperor's present dspoHi-
ton In favor Of the conclusion Of hos
,llios
NO MORE BLOODsiIlGD,
n such an intrigue Is IN progress, It
hs M chance ~ success, II can be
assumed that there viii be no further
bloodshed IN Manchuria until tho bell
lgtronts have decided whether II IN
now possible 10 agree on peace terms,
The government IN tho present cmor-
stncy il acting with great wisdom II
u preparing 10 time the proclamation
ia national assembly With the ahs
nounctmen that peace negol latlons
have begun. The committee OF minis
ieiS IA hurylng us examination OF the
Boullgln rcpcrlpt commissions pro-
yet Tor the gosadorstvonnala dumu,
Imperial duma" scheme, already
outlined IN these dispatches, It's con.
tldentlon having commenced yostor-
DAY and continuing today, Practically
No alterations are being made IN tho
text, and the Associated Press learns
from q prominent Russian statesman
tonycrsont with the situation that tho
review Of tho Bouliglne commlesons
project II purely formal, as q mani
ftslo pfomugntlng n law GIVING tho
Russian people voice In legislation IA
already drafted The informant OF
The Associated Press claims To have
seen the original and he expects the
law TO be proclaimed early next week
PRIEST, RoosEvELTs PART,
Evidence accommodates that President
Noostvets efforts IN behalf OF peace
have been supported by practically cy-
'ly European power by the transmits
sion through their representatives at
he mlllgcrents respective capitals that
" u the solemn conviction OF their re-.
'pee'lNe governments that the time has
,tryed Tor Tho warning countries TO
conclude peace The presidents en-.
dtaNon seem limited TO bringing The
pehlpolenllarlos ~ Russia and Japan
loye'htr to arrange the preliminary
lelms Tor The conclusion Of u limited
sfmlslico and the selection OF a place
lVr tOlOre negotiations, and the plcnl-
poltnlames IN the opinion of tho dlplo.
nluW, VIII mako the next move, as II Ia
nol believed Japan VIII divulgo her
"rIhs uhlll tho plonlpolontlnrlos meet,
WHERE TERMS WILL DE MADE,
:, The ambassador Of one Of the great
hurunoRn powers expressed the opin-
ln 10 inc Associated Press that the cy.
wu1nses would not occur either nc
maShlnslon or ~ any European oapI-
hu' Onon the battlefield In MNn-
,nu'!a' 'holh Russia and Japan de-
w % conduct tho negotiations direct, "
siu ,ne ambassador Where Ia thcro
murl place than Manchuria, which
m|nnn inc sphere Of outside innu-
W,ol " practically neutral territory,
Ah1 IL IN direct communication WITH tGc
nrpocllPe oApilala2 T.lnovItch and
uyamo, confronting each Other upon
VIZ held whore they fought. could AR.
IlnRe tho prelmlnarIos, once the M ain
Innclples az 10 tho indemnity tho sla
wv ot Nnkhalln ana Vlndlyoslok ana
wv question NJ tho Russian shIps I'm
n,u'tal Nalers In the FAR oapt arc ad.
he settled" ''''' '''''
DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES SATISFIED,
london June 0, l,a6 y, m. Much sat.
mn,Nao,on Ia expressed In official nnd
..lplomalle circles here al tho appnron,
,tlom OF President noosoyol, m
w.ut,ns lluesa and Japan together
W. me purpose of ending the war
Wn'e ms arrival here Whltolnw Reid
W., american ambassador, has boon 4,
,upo ana froQnont communication VIII
NV, ,or,lsn once The Ambassador /,
au, Wiling al the present Iunoturc te
s.loM me result ~ hin vista, hui an.
,soun,N ne well pleased WITH III,
hproM on tho negotiations M after ,
,SSs wesk socially and officially IN,
luaIhdor and Mira and Miss Rolt
w",v london tomorrow 10 apond IA,
sNts ,nd with Earl Egerton az Ta,tar
s n nle WE, the Duchess Of puokInc
Wn hnd rhhndcs NJ Taiton park
hs,,,ss..o cheshire. Tho other en-
puWlts nre without any lnformn,,on
,tlNn one circles now think I'M
, probable, or NJ leost thnt =,
,nNauon OF hoetllliIee N pending in a,
, s,,.Iot To bring about n mootIne n
,,rWch'h'lycs Of the two powcra I
N po'nlea oO' In best circles ina, fro,
of' urtt llussn declared her prcforenc,
negotiating with Japan direct an'
,npluen, Roosevelt apparently IA nct
M, on mat line In arranging the rrc
uunf,ot FOR direct negotiations no
wen Japan and Russia, '' w
rhHNcH AMBASSADOR co.
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