The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-20
Won BUELOW'S ACTION
APPROVED IN BERLIN,
Withdrawal ~ reieGraphic Privi.
i~ges From Chinese Minister Ia
dorsrd by German Press.

BERLIN. July f9-The Herliner Post
this evening contains an article evidently
inspired, giving tho Views of tho German
foreign office regarding the withdrawal
from the Chinese minister in Berlin OF
the right TO use the telegraph for secret
messages. The article admits that tho
step Is unprecedented, but declares that
II was rendered necessary by the 'ad-
norma, relations between Germany and
China"
THE regular Chinese troops" tho ar
ticle says, ARE IN the field against the
German troops. II also remains unknown
whether the government from which the
chinese minister was accredited still ex-
lists. Tho status In China IL not Also
iutsy clear. aud since the news given out
BY the Chinese minister has not always
been confirmed by the facts, It IS impos-
sihle 70 permit him 90 communicate freely
WITH his government under the Action that
The article goes on 10 inslnuats that
the herman government had expected
he chinese minister 20 take this lnitia-
tive and show tho foreign office all the
and adds
The German government has given
fresh evidence OF Its frank and above
hoard policy since Il could easily have
secured the correspondence through Birth
ss wAS9 honor ssds sag he to DE- n
ister To respond % tho loyal attitude OF
Germany toward him with proof OF equal
loyalty en his part The step Is an ap-
peal to his moral sense"
The yossiaeho xeitung and tho Ma
tanai getyung discuss Count Won Rue
lows step giving q their full approval
doubtful that tho powers viii harmoui-
n0siy carry out tho pragramme laid
down by the foreign secretary
Power. MAY Disagree,
~1'he Possibility must ever be kept In
mind" SAYS this organ. "that Tho powers
may disagree aui that each Will with.
draw 90 ne own sphefe OF influence Al
any rate. e is neN certain thar The var
will last Tor a hong time, and the pres "a ,
trSepg N the field are entirely inNufsic Ivwt
Doubtless, II the United States govcrp-
fnsnt has already created military baais
n China Washington would nov make
q claim fHr separate sphere 90 tunlcac-
IL tmpcfiSktAm succeeds az the fnrthrNu.
ins presidential election. strong ev-
panalun policy towards china ia Ia be
expected from ths United states
In any event tn order o. make their
Influence felt IN the coming reorganization
- the Chlnvae government each ROVER
win probably establish further points q
The I.skal Ansslser SAYS n learns that
the troops marching upon Fektns vii re
cetfe erders not IS destroy the imperial
palace
Considerable apprehension T. expressed
~ The tasTuap press thAg tho Chinese
fleet h preparing 10 Attac& German trans
ports uf0n their arrival hut fhis anxiety
IL not shared ty the foreign csfgcs Refer.
sins 10 the proposed pteAleiuoa x ire
shtYnRpt ~ arms into CANA the gsrefxn
ostce xatA that matter sss se@u iofs ~
the sdplrais. who are exercising dus
watchfnlnsss
The seruisn oeice does 40; seii~v, ~,
ssatesasss telesssneed % al Aneross
in homeproofr
Ia 10 now settled that the csinA .r.
pesitticrery csrps VII saN IN ten steamers
from hrernerhayra ectween ialy u ani