Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-05
JAPAN pREPOHDERANT IN KOREA
Emperor of Russia Recognizes This
From Political Military and Eco.
uomicaI Points Of View
MANCHURIA is TO Be EVACUATED.
Russian Rights in Port Arthur and
Dalny Pass toOIapau-Agree No.
To Hamper China.

Portsmouth, a. H. Sept. the peaoa
treaty opens with preamble recitine
that his majesty the emperor. and au-
'orrat Of 400 the Russias, and his ma
jos'N tho emperor Of japan, desiring
TO clos" the war now suhsistlne between
Thorn and having appointed their re-
specify" pleniuotentiarios and furnished
them with fun powers which were found
TO be- IN FORM have como To an agree
mont on "a treaty OF peace and arranged
as follows
Articlel-Stipulatcs for the ro.es-
Enlistment of peace and friendship
between tho soverogns OF the two en-.
pires and between the subjects Of Rus.
sta and Japan respectively.
Article 2-HIs majesty. the emperor
of Russia. recognizes the prepondorant
interest from political, military and
economical points Of view Of Japan I'm
the empire OF Korea and STIMULATES that
Russia win not oppose any measures
Tor its government protection or con-
troll that Japan viii deem necessary to
take IN Korea in conjunction with the
Korean government but Russian sub
jects and Russian enterprises are TO en-
JOY the same status as the subjects and
enterprises Of other countries,
Article Sit rs mutually agreed that
the territory OF Manchuria be stimuli
taNeo4sly evacuated by both Russia
ana Japanese troops. Both countries
being concerned In this evacuation
! their situation should be absolutely
| identical All rights acquired bv pri-
waite persons and companies shall re-
main intact.
Article 4-Tha rights possessed by
Russia IN conformity with the lease BY
Russia OF Port Arthur and Dalny, to-
gcther with the lands and waters adta-
cent shall pass over In their eDtiretv
TO Japan, but the properties and rights
OF Russian subjects are TO be safe.
guarded and respected.
Article THE governments Of Rus
sla and JnpF engage themselves re-
ciprocally not TO put any obstacles to
the general measures (Which shall be
alike for an natiOnO that China NAV
take for the development Of the com
merce and industry Of ManChurla.
article 6-Iho Manchurian railway
shaIl be operated Jointly between Rus
sia and Japan 40 kouang- Tcheng-Ts
ne wv" pIahch lines shall be employ
'd "Hly LOT toIllmeIclal and industrial
PURPOSES ln view OF Russia keeping
Ht' piahrA me with all rights Acquire
'o Oy h.r convention with China for
the construction OF that railway Jap
an acquires tho mines I'm connection
WIN S1oh oraicn lines which falls TO
her. However. the rights of prfyste
l'Itlra OF private enterprises are TO be
respected bolh parties 10 this treaty
remain aDsu'ule'! nee 10 undertake.
what ihey deem M ON appropriated
grounds
Nllcio -Eus'it ana Japan engage
themselves 10 make conjunction Of
we Two uIJns 70 INES which they own
az ho2ang- Ichong- Use,
AIutie A-it is agreed that the branch
t'heS or the MahchuIan railway shall
p' Nolhel Win ID VIE" TO assure COM
H,t.''a frame petNeen them without
0OsV tCtou,
AIONte '-tsussld Cedes 20 Japan tha
southern part of Sakhaln island as far
lurln "t 10" ittleth degree Of north
laulude together with the Islands de-
Pehahg hereoi The right OF free
navigation Us assured m the bays Of
L'iaNuae ana Iariare
NI.'e W ms article recltes the
SITUATION OF Russian subjects on tho
southern part ot Sakhalin island and
Hupu!les tRal RUSSIAN colonists there
shall De free ana snail have the right
10 remain without changing tho ma
u'AtiliF. Iel contra me japanese
government shAN have the right 10
loite RUSSIAN loNFlcls To leave the ter
rlloIy Whig1 is coded To her
A'llnie -hussll engages herself to