The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-17

LONDON. Sept. IL 4 a. MIN accord
ance with the prediction OF Sir Robert
Hart that there will be further HOSTILE
ties in China In November, the ASSOCIATE
ed Press understands that the British
government hs already considering the
transfer OF troops from South Africa TO
India In order TO make Il practical 80
send more British troops 10 China The
military authorities consider the war In
South Africa SO far ended that troops
may now be safely moved.
II Is possible that the Russian legation
has already been removed from reking
70 Tientsin, but there Is no definite news
az yet as TO whether ii Hung Chang
win after all so 10 reking.
Gen. Dorward Is going 10 the capital.
leaving the British troops az Tiontsin un-
der command OF Brig. Gen. Campbell
Vice Admiral Aiexien has returned to
Taku.
Building telegraph Line.
Tho Americans havs hcgun at Hosiwri.
permanent telegraph line between re-
king and Tientsin.
The Picking correspondent Of the Daily
Won Ketteler has been shot.
Tho Morning Posts representative there
says that the qustion IN being discussed
Of sending relief TO few British. French
and American engineers who arc be-
sieged In city 800 miles south Of PEE
king
Shanghai adv,c.s say thar house hss
been engaged there for Count walder-
xrbf te tai "a. nv 1,xs..
day.
Committed whoIesafe sutrtde.
Chinese officials estimate ihatt aa,noo
disbanded Chinese soldiers. by the sinpie
expedient Of turning their coats. man
aged 10 remain behind in Picking. other
dispatches confirm the report that 80 nd-
dition 10 Hsu Tune. the guardian Of tho
heir apparent. yu In. sireroy Of chin
and wang VI Yung. president ~ fhs
imperial academy. with 30 members Of
official families. committed suicide when
the ailies entered peising.
Chinese regulars nre reported 20 have
relieved the Roman Catholic etronshoid
q, Ilochlen. In the province 81 chin. which
the Boxers had been bcslrglng there since
June
The Shanghai correspondent OF tho
'gI Hung Chang has been notified from
Berlin that he mus; submit hts credentials
20 the German minister az Shanghai, who
viii then communicate with Emperor Will
lam aus await the result.
Germany WIN n~mnin.
"Dr. Mumm ven sohwartxensfeIn. in an
Interview. expressed slle oplnlDn that. al
though the powers wsre adverse 10 the
partition 10 china. any neiA| TN ntao.
ilatinr was calculated 70 Fsoduoe that re-
snit and thar Germany was prepared 70
remain tn occupation indefinitely pending
. satisfactory settlement.
''Fafl ~ accordingly telegrsgbea Cen
Yuug Ia 20 use every EFFORT 70 persua3e
the ornrrett aewaEer and emperor 81
return 70 rekinR and ~ remove Prince
Tuan ard his entHprHge
4 learn. On truth worthy authority. that
before hsg departure f1 ifHng Chang hav-
Ink hesn convinced ~ blg interviews ~fth
Mr noskAili and ~. .pngm son RchWari-
zentteia that & would he useless to dis
eugs shy settlement excluding fAe punish-
merit ~ TIE empress aDNeKsr ans her
chief Hsvisera. sent selerYaphie fnN.
m5rjei 70 the throne isugeaehinR Prince
Tuan. Prime Chang ard Tsaisn. Prince
Tnaa's brother. ~ we'll as KAnK IA. fresi-
dsrt ~ the war isars. ahd rhao
Chn Chiro. commissioner ~ the
railway ana miainK hAfsse and psessAent
&
"EsHl - bsiag uHahie - consult the
! yioer0fs ~ NankinE sa4 WooShunK. in
I sesiael fAeir fssuee 20 she Hrsnnriai. taxi
[ iAE iiEif c9naeut fnr granted haf Il ap-
pears fhA; fAs WoashBn& xssrnT 6tsae-
rfaves ~ lHe use ~ hts same Thfs
fnenta santafe Wits a large aoA innn-
srfiai fGrts
er-nf efar - ~ Hoaz Chang snel4asa
ron af Margaie Tahaz. Yang Tesrmk N
AnI LIZA igsaN EN0N WlsN s4enA IL sss..
Z hafk8fien was nino@f sa.sft8 ahea~ se-
eaaed tn accompany NAH III nn she psek
+ uf iIinssa. u 81 asserted thaa F.@yI rs er.
4 6eaFnFsa ~ psAAln fsssn fts Shanghai aa-
itoYifies av1 tAeie. tfsa rNef ~ hla r.4
cent fslegrans % -. pstessissR The
E taS'ai Feiaaes 20 gag 80 tas n{Neaes %
I er3efs.@
un@siaHs s~fye Railroad Property.
Be q ugmsfs8 from EhNnrAai faas tf1
rarHlaes have sst1aa Vaiaaa3@ f&flFaAa
E properly ~ Tieutsin IL EeaaHee ~ ihe
protests - the british eDmmsaser
i ~ Morrison. TIE pekiHg Correspondent
81 tbe Times. IN fss course ~ q lgnx
! aispateh dated ssgssmaer s canfinsses 10
protest aRaiast the evacuation ~ shs
I earifal. bdt ne aEFsos s4th tine peking
eorvespoaasnf y the Morning Posi- that
,he wfiA1Tswsi ~ chs fssssaan troops.
eming 80 thesF larDalaas haaiss. weusd IA
. hcneat.
! lie asssr,s that further eoHsineias