The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-10-18
..D|SCORD OF
THE ALLIES
Russians Still Make
Trouble.
|WALDtRstE IS UNFAIR
Chinese Emperor BIames his Adyis-
ers--Americans Will not 60
to Pao Ting Fu.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1o.-rhe Russians.
without consultation with the other al
lies, agreed to hand over the sumner ana
winter palaces at Peking to the Chinese.
says a Tien-Tsin dispatch to the Journal
and Advertiser. but 200 British troops. al
so Germans and Italians. have proceeded
to occupy them.
All the Japanese section of the town is,
busting again with commercial activity.
while the other parts especially the
French and Russian. are comparatively
deserted.
3 Many American missionaries are hold-
ing sales in the houses Of wealthy China
men of large quantities OF loot brought
In by their converts. The Japanese con-
sider the expedition to Pao Ting Flu un-
necessary and merely to crafty Ges-
man desire for vengeance, which will
ely fall heaviest on women, children
anc inoffensive people, totally unconnect-
ed with Won Ketteler's murderers Z
Won wALDERsEE UNFAIR.
LONDON, Oct. s.-The shanghai CORE
spondent of the Times wiring October 9TH
says: 1t Is reported that French troops
ho.d In Ko Chic IN the In Lan Rai,
way. The Russians and Germans hold
the Peitang forts and have also taken
iongsnan ana the katping mines. thus
mohoponzlng the coal supply In North
China. 1t was expected that Count Won
Waldersee would MAINTAIN an even hal-
ance between the powers, whereas the
actual. result of the operations place all
the strategic positions In the hands Of
other nations. strong feeling prevails
sia,,,,.,. oe - oaisy oecoinns more
rryr .,.rp,c.r .Ns
M 1A-S LASS
fEhlNG, oct. via T1en-Tstn. sun
cay oct :, ana Snangnai, Oct. S-Ihe
! q iherican troops VIII not participate 10
the expedition to Pao Ting Fu General
Cnanee mas the assurance OF Ii Hung
Chang tnat II the allies desire Pao Ting
Fr the chinese VIII readily surrender that
cry. Ii I1uns Shans mas gwen tne sa ~, me
Ararsa 49, .e,.s ~ me 1.er ~ enea LIP
M e1iuans s. oenese tnaL resease ana mil IN
uspias are ahe on,y s,s1.,a yD1e>1sS vi i tiio
eAPeu.sloii, anu .ney noio euae - VIII re-
'aTu ,r. a,e I les.oIa.ion VI peace.
me 1ussiahs aIe unueis.uou " navo
practicaiy aoanoohed the raiirsad ana 70
nave stopped lts reconstrucuon. GENERA.
Chanee favors the return OF the railroad
20 IT'S owners ano its reconst.ucuon ana
operauon on Joint internauohaI oasis.
! Inc nrst reinIo.ceMen.s Oh German
ioopS nave aiiiseu nele'
IMPERIAL TROOPS DEFEATED.
] LONDON, Oct. 9.-"Five thousand Tri-
ads," says a, dispatch to the Daily TeIe-
graph from Canton dated October 7tt,
l.'kave defeated the, imperial troops and
occupied several places between Mrs
Bay and Deep Bay. They are now mov-
ing southwark. The Viceroy today dis
patched Admiral Ho and General Tong "a
oppose them.''
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