The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-02

emf ERORI AT ODDS
WITH HIS II PEOPLE.
They Don't Approve Of His Personal
Chinese Policy.
BONES OF The sALlC EMPERoRs
Found Intact in Excavations at spyer.
Moro Precautions Taken Against
Italians Since tho Assassination
OF Kin. Humbcrt.
BONES OF The sALlC. EMPERORs

kCo2yrislt 1aaO by The Associated Press)
BERLIN. September The German
press Is FUN OF articles commenting on
The fastest turn OF the China question,
(which Is general construed as marking the
beginning OF serious lack of harmony pc
tween the Powers RuSsia's sudden change
OF attitude came here as complete sur
Prise. although 1t was known here that the
putting by Emperor William of the onuS
for Won Waldersee,s appointment upon
the Gar. as well as the continued increase
of the German forces in China, and I'm
perorWiliia,n's impulsive farewell speecnes.
mad greatly displeased Russian Govern
neni circles, including the Gar
Won Waldersee has been sent as the
Emperor's personal man to China rather
against the wishes OF Count Won Buelow,
the minister Of foreign affairs The En-
pegU expects Won Waldersee after his ar
S!Sal In China to take his instructions
foiely from him and carry out His Ma
oesty's personal ideas regarding the Chin
csc situation
NOT ENDORSED BY NATION.
Won Buaow repeatedly protested against
ths arrangement, though unavaiiingiy. It
would be a mistake to believe that the
emperor therein has the endorsement of
the nation On the contrary, everything
points otherwise. The nation is embittered
Reichstas. An overwhelming part of the
press daily disapproves of Emperor Will
aiam's personal China policy.
A Foreign Office official said to-day:
Germany does not interpret the United
States answer to Russia's note as meaning
ahe Withdrawing of the United States from
the entente of the Powers. Naturally
when the Powers net together it is i'm
possible for all to have the same ideas
at the same time. any new proposition
must lead to an interchange of opinions
to reach an agreement, which will be the
result this tine
The Foreign Office regards Count Won
Waldersee's task as forestnlled by recent
events. He will become commander-in-
chief of the troops in Pc Chi Ii upon his
arrival there. since Russia does not pro-
pose to withdraw from that province, but
only to Tien Tsin.
It is said that DR.. Mumm Won Schartzen-
stein. the German minister to China. is
still at Shanghai, and that it is left to him
10 decide to stay there or go elsewhere.
NO NEGOTIATIONS.
Asked whether the Minister would con-
duct the peace negotiations on behalf of
Germany, the Foreign Office Official an
ewered:
NO peace negotiations are in prospect
Sedan Day this year in Germany wns
privately. The school celebrations to-day
differed from the usual affairs of that
kind in pointing out many instances of
Inranco-Ge.7nan conradeship in China
The most remarkable result of the ex-
cavations at Spyer has been the unearth-
ing, intact, of the tombs and bones of the
Emperor of the Sale dynasty, which had
been protected against the French in 1855
by thick subterranenn walls.
The North-German Lloyd steamer
Kaiserin Maria Theresa. on her home trip,
succeeded in sending a message a hundred
kilometres by wireless telegraph app
soaratus.
Since King Hunlbert's assassination the
safety service around the Emperor has
been intensified, the main precautions be-
Eng taken against Italians. but they are
also taken against all strangers.
Tonight, for the Zapfyestreich (Tattoo)
near the Schloss, the most complete pre-
cautionary measures ever heard OF We're
taken. All vehicle and pedestrian traffic
was stopped for an hour before the begin
ming of the ceremony within the radius of
mile. For the army manouvres similar
precautions will be taken.