The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-28
A Celestial Land That Is Not Paradise.

Those are wonderful stories touching the governmental
revolution China found the Associated Press dispatches
morning of late They not of the wool Of nine
century civilization mediaevalsm. A
mother dehones the son of heaven because of his desire
efforts keep abreast the age in which he lives, but
which his people equal The effort
keep step times which they live would prove
their destruction In getting outside of their
and grooves they would pieces and
in going pieces would fail of existence both nation
and Yesterday mornings dispatches only
abdeaon, hint the emperor Chnas
troubles however Of herself of her people
They of the greed the powerful
enlightened. However inordinate hog, a-around
unpatriouc old scoundrel Hung Chang, who, for
change ought to be hung for lying largely responsible
for the and msortunes which Cypress that empire
its four hundred millions of human beings China may
awakening from its sumber of centuries but the awakening
rude destructive probable that
the dowager her child sereney sleep
again for the of its which is Of its
death There is question of the imnency of the disinte
grating forces confronting that distracted land.
The achieved by Japan moving up
modern standard of civilization has doubt done much
unsete the celestial that Japan whipped China
much the fact that what it possible like
to accomplish.
authoritavely stated that native of China named
Kang YuNo who educated in England has been the
influential urging emperor to essay
the progressive steps which have forced his undon
He had upon majesty necessity for
faniarizing himself with foreign affairs geog
raphy of other countries and with their political Institutions
He made the interested in the life of Peter
Great having shown that the the Russian nation
dates beginning knowledge concern
ing other countries. Kang Yu-Mo spent many days
reading to the life of Peter
the results Of this influence the emperor adopted patent
copyright and trademark laws such prevail the British
empire and made them part of the Chinese
to inventive and literary
established within the last few weeks universities
and preparatory schools Offering substantial
patents Of nobility official appointments
should make the in these schools
the dream Of ambitions Chinaman become office
holder time inducement application
could have been held BY the emperors special
Of the temples thrown purposes
cation. Heretofore education in any language
Chinese has been in the hands missionaries exclusively
That the government itself took the enterprise rapid
seemed inevitable. Men
schools supported by subscriptions from mandans wealthy
merchants and by leyes the surplus earnings
merchant steamship have precedence over
all others an appointment for
expected that this educational reform
popular that hundreds thousands young within
the few months would be absorbing
thus getting ready the Of the en-
pre that Russia France Germany England have been
threatening for months But Russian intrigue in behalf of
ignorance has again prevailed Kang fugitive and the
without authority Temporarily the reforms are
checked But viii they stay checked? the Chinese
ambitious youth learning something Of Japans
progress be able to break invites per
ruin?