Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-14
WHITES SELECTION
MAKES FOR PEACE.
All Parties In Russia Recognize
What His Appointment
Means.
GAR WANTS THE WAR ENDED
Suppression Of NJ Nuroven Was Due
TO the lnilucsce Of Foreign
Minister Lamsdofh

~, Pctcreburg, July Nm, WI,tc had
q prolonged audience with the en-.
pcror at Pctorshof this afternoon, at
which the whole subject Of the pence
negotiations was gone over IN detail,
The difficulties ~ the situation Woro
discussed and indications were giycn
that his majesty X moro apt 10 pcrson-
ally govern NJ, Whites course than the
formal instructions which have bocu
given HIM
NJ Wilc win leave ~ Petersburg
nest wednesday for Paris. sailing ~
previously announced nom Chcrbourg
July 20 ON the North German Lloyd
steamer Kaiser Wilhcm der CROSSE,
Nine Witlo Win accompany her hus-
hand nv far as Paris, whore she VIII ne.
main for the present though she may
possibly Join NJ WHITE later IN the Unit.
pd states,
Al NJ, Wittc's personal solicitation, NJ
K0rotoVllG, one of the aDlost young
diplomats, who formerly Was secretary
oi the Russian legation az Paris, viii
Do attached Ia the Russian mission,
NJ. Whites appointment ns chief RUS
sian peace plonipo,cntlHry was an-
n0uncod today In the OilicIul Messenger
In the following words,
lowing 10 the serious illness which
overlook NJ Muraylon on hls arrival I'm
~ Petersburg, which made II impossl.
bic for him TO familior2e himself at
such short notice with the considerable
tons, his majesty the emperor has
been pleased 60 appoint President Of the
Committee Of Ministers Witlo to the
post OF chief plonipotcntinrS"
spontaneously all parties recognize
that NJ, Wit,o's selection makes for a
successful termination Of peace nogo.
uationA Another fact That the ompor'
on at last yielded TO the pressure for
Whites appointment N accepted Az
beng Il complete assurance that HIS
majesty IN sincerely determined 10 end
the conflict ana mako peace II a pos
siblo basis lB obtnlnNblo, Every IN
nucnco which chnmplonod NJ, Wltto
was for ponCo, while on the contrary IN
every instance those who opposed him
| were for a. proongatlon Of the strug'
glp, France, through Ambassador Nell.
| don strongly urged him for the post
but tho main credit for NJ, Whites ec.
lection belongs 10 Foreign Minister
Lpmsdnrff, who never ceased 10 press
| for his selection, Count Lumsdorif and
NJ. WItlo are now IN close alliance,
and whom NJ, Boullgan reiires from tho
ministry " the Interior all the minis.
lors VIII NJ least be IN harmony ospoc'
nlly should Prince sylntopolk Mlrsky
as Wmor today lntlmntes return TO
| the head Of tho ministry of the interior
| The papers here generally were not
| aware last nght that NJ Whites np'
p0lntmont WAS an accomplished fact
but with one voice, those In the secret
hail his selection with Intense satlsfNr.
ton, Even the Noyoc Vromya, which
has not believed that nm honorable
peace IL possible, seems willing 10 trust
| the issue In NJ Whites hands,
The ~, Petersburg Gazette dwolls o.
| poclnlly upon the confidence with which
| his appointment win inspire the To,
| kIo government whore NJ. Whites op,
| poAltion 10 the whole policy " CONNER
| olnl and military adventure In Man
| ohurin and Korea In well known, The
| papor reviews Mis- steady struggle
| apnlngt the Influences which proclpl.
! lntod the wax and moreover points out
| that NJ Wllo's selection insureH har.
! nony among the Russian plcnlpoton.
4 lnIea and delegates ~ Baron Roeon
| shares NJ. Whites views and NJ poko'
| llolr and NJ Shlpoff were trained uns
| der him while No was minister Of nm
| oncc aud hclong distinotlvoly TO tho
| WHITE school IN conclusion tho 81,
| Petersburg Gazette says
'rhcro N nothing 10 important dur
Ing the negotiations M complete unity
| Of opinion
NJ, Muravon has already departed
for Rome TO resume hls post ~ ann
| bpsfador
pRlCES ON nOuRSE ROSE
~. Petersburg, July ii-prlces rose
| ON the bourso upon the Improvement ~
] Russian securities abroad duo TO NJ