The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-30
SEYMOUR REPORTS
Continued from First page.

tecting 1t against intruders and making
the open door permanent institution BY
extending throughout the empire the
rights that appertain to the treaty ports.
Joint protectorates have always been fall
ures, and a protectorate by one of the
nations concerned is out OF the question
The problem is not that OF India. but OF
Turkey magnihed.
You ask. VIII this satisfy Russian
No, 1 think not; neither did the treaty
of Berlin, which ripped up the treaty Of
San Stetano, satisfy Russia; yet, she ac-
cepted it as an alternative. The disagree
ment Of other nations is Russia's oppor-
tunity; her diplomacy is able, willy and
deep and must never be judged by sur
face indications.
The open door policy laid out by Sec
rotary Hay 1 regard in the nature of ain
International Monroe doctrine as applied
to China, and will, if followed. not only
keep US out Of war. but will be the con
trolling factor in keeping peace among
the nations interested in China Its force
lies in its far-reaching equity, as the La-
tons all share the benefits equally"
LORD wOLsELEY's PREDICTION
London, June 29,-Lord Woiseley in an
interview published this morning SAYS:
China possessed every requisite for ,ver-
running the world. She has a >pIation
of 400, 10000 all speaking The same iar-
guage or dialect readily underst ,od from
one end Of the empire to the other. Size
has enormous developed wealth ard st!l
more enormous natural wsd.t1 svs1.ng
development. Her men If .aaeriy d-'!led
and led, are admirable soliia-s. ihey ere
plucky and able to live on next TO moth
ing Moreover they are absolutely fear
less of death Begin with the foundation
of millions upon millions OF such soldiers
as these men are capable OF being made
and tell me. If you can. where the end
will be-
RUSSIA READY TO MOBILIZE
Berlin, June 2s-The Vorwaertz says:
From an absolutely reliable source we
hear that the Russian war minister has
sent to all the military and civil author
tiles in Russia telegraphic secret orders
to prepare everything for mobilization.
The orders bear the dates Of June Is
and 49,"
TROOPS SENT FROM MANILA
" dSnlHS Apils y utlt 90 Ait " al NNb0AN
ment received the following undated
cablegram from General Macarthur this
morning: Transport left Manila at $50
morning June q. with Colonel LIscum I'm
command, thrty-nine officers. 1272 men"
CHAFFEE ENRoUTE TO THE WAR
Chicago. June es.-General Adna P
Chanee. enroute to China as commandant
Of the American troops in the Celestial
kingdom. arrived here at 9 o'clock today
and repaired to the Union League club
as its guest General Chsftee declined 20
be interviewed During the forenoon
General Chaffee called on General
Wheeler al army headquarters. and a.
noon the two veterans took lunch to-
gether at the Union League cluh. Dur
ing the afternoon. after a drive about the
! city. General Chaffee received the news
paper men FOR a moment Were under
rush orders 10 get to China" he said.
and we viii sail Sunday on the Grant
| which Is waiting for US at San Francisco
! for Nagasaki. and from that port re 20
70 Taku. stopping possibly at che Foo.
! do not know how many men we VIII
have. Nine hundred Will sal with me
1 On the Grant and the Ninth Infantry g.
| already OF the water from Manila to
/ China