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Show DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH IX. NUMBER 182. VOLDME OFFICERS RUSSIA DESIRES TO END WAR OF THE THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1905 SAILING OF NORTH E swearallegIance Decision Reached at Family Council to Sue (or Peace If Japans Terms Arc Not Too Onerous. SIAIEHEHI SSSIFICABI BY DIPLOMATIC lapan June 8. "The way to i not through an 1(trn our term. hut by direct appeal from to Tokio." Thla Bt Petersburg statement waa madh by Baronn. Japan-leritloHmriii thla afternoon at the "We have no objection Rua-d- ui Jo America acting aa a buffer tor statement, the continue pride," not be enunciated -bn. our term will e have direct aaaurance that -q- uest cornea from St. Petersburg and not (Imply in behalf of friendly power, acting unofficially" LONDON. nt ST. PETERSBURG, June 8, it is ,,,j uiii authority 4 that Embassador Meyer's audience with the emin-ruat Tsarkue-Hel- o Report That Germany Has Secured yesterday whs iireceded by a family council ;u which the deciwu sion was reavhed that peace if Japan's conda Strategic Base In the itions are not too onerous. r !, OYAMA REPORTS NO CHANGE IN MANCHURIA Marshal June of "On the morning Oyama report.: June 7 a body of Russian, advanced were but upon Yin Tiplemnen, and fled In confueion to the of the exception northeast. With sklrmlehea between acouta there ia no 8,-- Fleld TOKIO, re-pu- i-s been NKW YlltK, June S. The sailing of tin1 North A lliint.lt: squadron to France in bring Inline the body nr John Paul Junes Is "tiuletiiillely postp-uc-dby (inters of the war department. Reports are current llmL the jkw.pone-miM- it la due to "grave foreign complications, one of whleh Is said to be the discovery that Germ ny has urinvJ a strategic bust: in the Caribbean sea u coaling station and water on the island of St. Thomas through th? medium uf the Iluniburg-Ainerlea- ii line, Tbe trouble over the internment of the Russian cruisers at Manila lfa also given as a cause for the postponement. Admiral Xigsliee is still Ir. Washington. I'llIi'AGo, June 8. Following the failure of the conference of teamsters and employers to agree oil eace terms a special meeting of the Team Owners lias been called to consider the question of delivering goods to boycotted linns. The of the Team Owners committee said today that he would urge the association to begin Immediate deliveries. This will mean the lockout of h,iMM drivers. I res Idenl Shea announced this morning thut the teamsters expected an addition of $22,001) to the strike ruua and were preparing to keep up the fight. After a conference lusting for live hour., between the Employers us social Ion mid the committee upiMiimed last night by the Teamsters Joint council, with full tisiwer to settle the strike, all negotiations were declared off at 8 oclock last night, and there is no immediate probability of u settlement. The union submitted ii number of proiMisItlons which the employers flatly refused to consider at all. Chief iiinang these was that if the Mtrlke was declared off all the police and deputy Hheriffa who are now protecting non-unimen should be withdrawn. The employers refused to consider such a proposition for an Instant, declaring thHt they would maintain the guurds ns long as there was the slightest chance of violence. The teamsters ulso demanded that If the strike lie called off the business houses refuse to receive from or deliver to the express companies any . This prosisition. which was a virtual demand that the lioycol-te- d " OFFICE re- called. The storthing will. If necessary, defend the step taken yesterday by force of arms. If a prince of the house of Berna-dot- te should consent to occupy the throne of Norway, he must give up all Idea of succession to the Swedish throne. It Is learned that Crown Prince Gustave will return Immediately from Berlin. It ia understood that an extraordinary session of the Swedish riksdag will be called June 26, If not earlier, ae the result of the action of the storthing. The newspapers of Stockholm, commenting upon the action of the storthing, declare that a revolution has been accomplished, but that the ur.lor is not dissolved, ae Swedenta sanction la necessary in order to complete the disruption. eamsters Expect Addition to Strike AH Negotiations Fund Declared Off. Caribbean Sea. APPEALS DIRECTLY TO ROOSEVELT. VIENNA, June 8. The New Free Press publishes a report received from a bunking house at Trieste saying the car has appealed directly to President Roosevelt asking him to mediate between Russia and Japan. CHRISTIANA. June 8. M. Loveland has been appointed minister of foreign affaire for the new government. All the officera of the army and navy today took tbe oath of allegiance. The Norwegian diplomatic of- ficer. at Stockholm have GOODS ASSIGNED AS CAUSE. New Norwegian Government ApHas No Objection to America Buffer for points M. Loevland to Be MinisActing As a ter of Foreign Affairs. Russian Pride IS MINES DENIAL PEACE Is Not Endeavoring to Ascertain Conference Held With President Roosevelt Bnt Diplomats ReJapan's Peace Terms Through fuse to Be Interviewed. Embassadors. T WILL BE DELIVERED TO BOYCOTTED FIRMS. GRAVEFOKEIGNC0MPLICATI0NS OFFICERS AT RECALLED' STOCKHOLM BARON HAYASHI. IS POSTPONED FOURTEEN LOST BY SINKING OF SUBMARINE PLYMOUTH. Eng., June 8. While was maneuverthe submarine LONDON, June 8. The corresponding off port this morning three exploent of the Evening Standard at St. sions occurred and the boat sunk. Of change to report." the eighteen men aboard only four Petersburg wires that the foreign office denies the report that Russia ir. SECOND DAY OF THE were rescued. Diver.-- are at work on FLINT CELEBRATION the sunken vessel. attempting through her embassadors Tlte submarine lies ill eight fathoms at Pari and Washington to ascertain of wsler. The first Intimation of the FLINT, Mich., June 8. Thin in the Japan's peace terms. The Russian govsecond and laat day of Flint's blr Judisaster came when the submarine ernment, however, is Impressed by the KING REFU8E8 TO shown by President Roosebilee celebration. Two distinct feathat she was submerged and activity signalled RECEIVE DEPUTATION velt In trying to bring the war to ar ture. comprise tbc day's program. The could not come to the surface. A sigfirst was the dedication thla morning nal was received shortly before noon end. and the opinion Is held In The STOCKHOLM, June 8. King Oscar of the Carnegie library building. that some steps will shortand said, All right" up to the presrefused to receive the deputation ap- ly be taken which will greatly cleai dedication was accompanied with ent time. Those saved were standing exercise., the principal adpointed to present the Norwegian the atmosphere. In the vicinity of the conning tower il storthings address. He wired: dress being delivered by President the time of the disaster and were the at situation. garding As I do not recognise the revolu- GERMAN FOREIGN of the University of Michigan. He declined to make a statement. up by a passing traveler. They phked The concluding event of the celebratOFFICE IS SKEPTICAL tionary steps which the storthing. In Acting Secretary of State Loonii were Lieutenant Candy, the command ion wa the dedication this afternoon violation of the constitution, the act called on the president today. It is er. Murdoch, s petty of the county court houae. Thousand, of union and In revolt against Its king, BERLIN. June 8. The German for- believed he handed the president the officer snd a seaman. business houses assist the teamof persons attended the dedication exhave unfortunately taken, I deline 11 eign office is very skeptical os to the dertptiered cable dispatches from Em- -- The survivors are unable to explain In their boycott HRalnst the exsters ercises and listened to the address of receive the deputation. outcome of the present peace efforts. bassadors Meyer and Reid In refer- the cause of the accident. It is said companies, was also promptly press the day, which was delivered by JustThe king Is receiving many tele- Officials express the belief that the ence to peace negotiations. while submarine the suddenly dipped by the employers. ice Brown of the United Staten sugrams from all parts of the kingdom optimistic view held In some quarters The Japanese and British embassa- the hatches were open, Immedlntely Another deinHml by the teamster preme court expressing sympathy and devotion. that peace will be brought about are dors both held conferences with the filled nnd sank. wan that, all strikers be given posiThe council of slate has decided to call premature. It Is believed that one president this afternoon. They demen NEW BRITISH MINISTER tions before any new an extra session of the Swedish parlia- more crushing defeat to. Russia's land clined to discuss the AND ATTACK CHINESE subject of their was . refused. are also hired. This ARRIVES AT TANGIER ment to deal with the situation. MALTREAT WHITE MINERS forces Is necessary before overture interviews. It is admitted officially There were a number of other defor peace will be begun. iman the that president ha received mands made by the teamsters which TANGIER, June 8. The new British 8IXTEEN INJURED thouJOHANNESBURG, June portant cablegram from Embassados have received favorable conIN MINE EXPLOSION JAPANS BIG CONTRACTS minister, Mr. Lowther, presented his might Meyer in answer to the presidents sand Chinese employed in the Croe.utl sideration. but the parties were so far credential, to the sultan today and FOR RAILROAD EQUIPMENT representations In regard to peace. mine last night attacked the qusrlere on la addressing the sultan he made by expressed HL1FAX. June 8. As the result of the build- apartunionsthe chief demands of the white The contents are withheld. hi earnest wishes for the maintenawaa use of no there the that an explosion In the Inverness coal 8. the June That NEW YORK, Preliminary peace negotiations be- ings and mai.;'iUd the onion miners taking them up. nce of the power and authority of the mine this morning sixteen are known on to wounded. intend was ind event military killed carry tween i Japanese )ne and Russia are Japan generally ruler. to have been Injured. operations In Manchuria on an exten- believed to be under way. and it la their plac- conceded that President Roosevelt will. sive scale Is Illustrated by lJURY ing of large contracts for various rail- In all probability, act not as a mediaMAKE PROTEST In this market Hun- tor, but as "the friendly channel of road equipment L MEET DESPITE to are of etc., dreds cars, locomotives, communication." There ia si yet no be rushed to the fur east with all pos- official admission that Russia has acsible dispatch. All the shipments will cepted what Count Cassini In his cabREPORT NEXT WEEK TO TOE PRESIDENT overland to the Pacific coast For- legram to Count Lamsdorff laat week ORDER go E alty thousand tons of freight have described as the offer of good wllf of ready been booked with the transcon- the president." although Instructions tinental roads, which will mean an ex- to the embassador are believed to hat penditure of upward of $700,000 foi reached here laat night In a long cabHas Declined to Attorney-Generthis Item alone. legram which was received at the Ruslegation of Muskogee Merchants Quagu Distribution of $8000.000 Congress of Zemstvo Mayors Will An eastern car company has just sian embassy quite late, and was laid Interfere In the Beef Trust Ask Delay In Collection of obtained a contract from the Japanese before the embassador Just before he Estate Left By Mrs. Present Address to Czar Praying government for 1.800 steel cars, Charity varyretired. Investigation. Creek Tribal Tax. ing in capacity from seven to twenty Hayward of California. Immediately after his return from a for Representative Parliament. tons. Another contract which was long conference with the president placed last week, calls for 1,000 gon- Mr. Takahlra, the Japanese minister A began the dola type, steel underframe cars. preparation of a dlspatci CHICAGO, Julie 8. The federal further contract has also been award- to his government upon which he whs WASHINGTON, June 8. A delegaNEW YORK, June 8. It if, reinirted ST. PETERSBURG, June 8. Rus- ed by the Japanese government to the Jury investigating the beef trust grand 1. occupied until quite late. For th tion of merchants from Muskogee, t a new will jiade the d:iy before sians are generally celebrating Ascen- Baldwin locomotive works, which con- first time since the annihilation of thr began (he classification of the today to the T.. arrived today to protest Mr" Charity sion today. It Is expected that the cern was Recently allotted one for 120 Russian fleet the minister did not feel of the In- testimony with the view of supportHayward the and or secretary president locomotives California, who died the same source. at liberty to comment on any phase in New York imperial manifesto convoking the One hundredthrough against the collection of the ing the various indictments expected additional locomotives of the situation. "The situation is too terior tax W,U make assessed the white to be returned. It Is reported front tribal reat ehiiiges in projected national assembly will not have Just been ordered. !' ?! th. distribution delicate at this moment for me to say men doing business against In the territory of her 88,000,000 es- - be Issued. It is estimated that within the last anything, he remarked. Washington that the attorney general It 1. understood tbe They will ask delay In the collection has declined to interefere tn the work The congress of representatives of few months the contracts placed in suprevious will case the to in order to take the t ber only 1M. semstvo mayors of provincial towns, this country on Japanese' account foi SOUTHERN PACIFIC LAYS court. of the grand Jury, and that the lobby Xia Andrew structural material, electrical equipCLAIM TO MORE LAND preme Roe ew T irk, but Is In session in Moscow despite ment and sent to Whshington liy the packing which document for and arsenals lajM np.:r.es .ihrr machinery OF CONSTITUTIONALITY hne the prohibitory order of General Trep-of- f, shipyards and concerns failed to get any satisfaction. for material for JapanRENO. Nev., June A Owners of BE WILL TE8TED LAW n Corea and ese, Manchurian railroads claims the In It Is expected the Jurjf will tie ready to Peavine district has mining Uw D0E8 NOT appointed a delegation to preexceed 15,000,000. APPLYover the action of the are aroused 8. J sent Albert June to NEW esar the an YORK, address praying report the first of next week. . TO IMPORTED Southern ( Pacific in laying claim to Hatch, of the brokerage firm of W. B CIGARETTES for the Immediate summoning of the GERMANY SENDS their holdings on the ground that the was arrested today on a war- AQUATIC AND ATHLETIC representative parliament NOTE TO THE POWERS land is agricultural In Character. They Reekman, g. CARNIVAL AT GALVE8TON Issued by Justice McKean at the rant A LONDON, June lhat l Germany hat have entered a vigorous protest against request of District Attorney Jerome tnti- - ELIZABETH CELEBRATES Alette 8. A i,pp,y ' BATTLE ANNIVERSARY sent an identical note to all the powers the companys position and tomorrow The arrest was made to test the con GALVEHTON. Tex.. June lre HKaL.fT in"Hried into thn signatory to the ' Madrid convention will go before the land commissioner stltutionallty of the recent act impos- three tte. -"? carnidays aquatic and nthleilc '0U,a t with ihc ELIZABETH, N. , June 8. Elisa- proposing an international conference at Carson to fight for their property. ing s tax on the transfers of stock. under the direction of the Galvesval. on the of common Is much of Morocco. belief It T the It that question hi u dUmE beth held MMhigh carnival today in celeM ton Regatta club, was Inaugurated this ' in bration of the one hundred and twenty-f- understood none of the powers has ns the land in dispute Is highly mineral IOWA ADVENTI8T8 MEET POMTMinn " ixed. yet replied. from ifth MOINES AT DES afternoon under most favors tile auanniversary of the battle of Elisabethtown. Features of the celed spices. The opening events were bration Included a monster parade of DKK MOINES, Ia.. June K. Tin races for men and women, Seventh Day Adventists of Iowa have followed by swimming and diving conGVE HIS TESTIMONY military, and patriotic societies, folBY lowed by the dedication of a handsome rounded up here to a total of more tests. Tomorrow will be devoted to monument than one thousand for the annual athletics at Sportsmen's park. the battle. The commemorating lifumhta hV' Jl,n The The celebration concludes tonight camp meeting of their church. The big event of Saturday will he the sindrived In with s naval demonstration on the proceedings were formally opened to- gle scull race for the championship of United Kill. In which launches and numerous River of Men Teams Hundreds and Rising day and will continue until June 18. the south. Rapidly .Ru"wH- who from is other craft from all the near-b- y coast The program provides for addresses Umn, wtlfy in Are At Work and river towns will take Dyke Which by distinguished leaders of the church MASONS LAY CORNERpart. srrive STONE FOR NEW TEMPLE and conferences snd revival services ill J"nonw. when the l n Holds Back ign t lot RECLAIMED LAN 08 MAKE TUL of great Interest to the denomination P0n"l hefm-- vest Secretary SPLENDID FRUIT ORCHARDS BIRMINGHAM. Ala., June 8. This SELLING DIRECT TO us h red letter day for the Masonic Man FALLON. Nev., Juno 8. The burneB" RETAILER8 DISCUSSED fraternity of Birmingham and vicinity, crop f apples, i teaches, pears and death IN HOTEL Jane A The National Tbe occasion was the laying of thu plums NEW YORK, fire ,p the Caraon .Ink 1. raid to he the ornerstone of the new Masonic GRAND RAPIDH. Mich.. June Two Hundred men and fifty Goads association, emWholesale Dry tesms worked all night strengthening the dyke which holds back the - June 8. Tlif largest ever raised In the state. The the event being attended hy prommemliers of the trade leading bracing weather has been moat favorable, and n general inent Masons from nearly all parts of water Is from held side. west river the low The and the the country, steadily Cret-rising throughout no harm haa resulted from flr 51r Mis Alabama. The new temple occupies a section north of the city Is being rapidly submerged. Whole families the at early this mom- frosts. meeting In thl- - city today. The So successful have the fruit Dement - mas are for Is flooded and railroad fleeing of selling direct to relaile- - on the conspicuous location at the corner of safety. The city market burned farmers been In the last few year, bridges are In danger. ethers were that much of the rnrt of the commission merchant nnd Nineteenth street and Sixth avenue, Tbe los. reclaimed land la to t, l.Ono, manufacturers was the principal mat and will cost when completed about ' he converted Into large fruit 150,008. orchards. T ter discussed. 8 . . WASHINGTON, June 8. Embassador Jusserand called on the president at 9:80 this morning. It Is believed he received a dispatch from his government as to the attitude of Russia regarding peace. On leaving the While House Embassador Jusserand refused to be Interviewed. Asked as to whether Russia had requested peace terms from Japan, he replied: "I can say nothing. You should ask the car." Secretary Taft had a talk with President Roosevelt this morning re- " An-(e- Russo-Japane- A-- : se nt non-uni- A ia-.- i, w--- - . I WILL 10 MIKE TREPOFFS al ' - - W I: J-- I r.-et- .e bP0t four-oare- GRAND RAPIDS THREATENED Iwii-g- e FLOOD ' eruls-Hampto- n - - rall-Bowe- n and Strengthening the the Water. e C'S1'""- tern-ol- e, sub-le- rt |
