Tokio, Apr. 29. Yesterday the Prince of Wales Vladivostok, Apr. 28. to transmit a resolution to the spent a long day amid some Japanese Government with regard the most glorious scenery The Japanese have temporarily to the withdrawal of troops from of Japan. Motoring.to Otsu stopped advancing to the north for Siberia in order to_ receive the pier in the morning, the Prince the technical and strategical re-Government reply by May 1. The embarked in the new saloon arrangement of troops.
Charge d'Affaires, on April 26, insteamer, Midori Maru, for a six Straggling bands of Red partisans formed the Secretary of his in-hours' cruise of Lake Biwa, where in the Maritime Province are con-ability to comply with the request he saw eri fishing with bamboo fining their activities to the des-unless it was communicated by the screens and also amenouo netting. truction of railway bridges, with British Foreign Office, consequent-The Prince took a most active part the intention of obstructing the ly there was no interview between in the sport. transportation of the newly-arrived the delegates and any member of In the golden sunshine and sil-Japanese troops to the front. the Embassy when they called on ver mists, the scene of the moun-Japanese sources state that destain-locked and island-dotted lake May 1. 7 pite several messages sent to; was one of dream-like enchantment. May 4.
Captain Higuchi, of the Japanese Landing at Hakone in the after-Mission in Habarovsk, ordering
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