The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-07-19
SITUATION IN CHINA
IS IMPROVING DAILY
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-i.. there WIS some foundation
a a. roports that The Imperial
W m, lad encouraged the Boxers
loyeflu .stIeiratcd In the attacks on
iet e''l r- mat an effort IL about TO
hc h.'t h. ,.triovo that mistake. The
mt' Il, have originated with the
80 I" ..U and "a the state Depart
ivy .t..Iv liz declared 90 be IDENTICAL
nln. T,rr "a Yamen, being the
Nh lre throne and the one which
'oe'' ...eiy with the foreign Pow
fis ,,. .rr.ous means adopted ~ for
49,. tfp note are supposed 20 nave
fN' ..rt.f f1 because what amounts
eh ..t tIw In civilized countries "
f.f.. In ruklng and Shan Tung.
M, rsung ~ Yamen would nat
,.rfs the message o. the War
fali .... .1 auprome control. 90 secure
i.a,...Iln to shanghai The an
,...0so 90 the Chinese Govern
". .s.t.If the foreign Ministers IL
m.' 80 b. inc officials here. Tor they
ia. .f.rt more or less doubted the
1900 of the several dispatches
i, s.,. .ntnuted from shanghai re-
'l. .l,. tbs relations between Prince
srt .Ho tegationers. ~ II said
.,,.. eoi. COOS not call Tor ON answer
I Ia. sf... Department at this stuge
~ sill nH. materially auect the NH
....,.rI laid down by our Govern
AT such forces as We can land m
Iii t. puahe1 forward with rapid
rssbr. The only consideration
so1it Induce the Administration "a
a. mint NInFIII
. M. ~ .orpnInr OF communication with
,.'.,sr causor and his release from ans
IN turass or restraint Possibly
hat rs rsung a. Yamen H. com.
'.l..fIrr with the outer world. u vii
.-,lf trs foreign Ministers IN PVking. q
H., tra alive. to DO the same. our GOV
'..-.sf probably will suggest 90 th'
.'.sr "A YHsu. through Minister WI
'..s ifst tl.s be- done. Much viii de-
10 UPON tle response
MINISTER WI ACTS
CHICAGO. July IA special TO th'
rmss. Herald from Washington says:
Minister Wu Tins Fans has acted Will
uaclerIsl.U enefgy In respect To- the re
assis of tesortl Washington citizeni
Id Desired n % become known that re
,,fis would be- paid for the rescue %
irsfesns now In Feking. Among th'
g,shngiouiBns who called on the Min
asf were Mrs. w. A. Crandall and Mis-
arre Harrison. who are especially fear
II nr ne safety OF Minister Conger an'
iesation comrades Minister WI ha
tifsssod tbe following letter % thes
itss.
Chinese Legation. July .. 1900.
Ma Il. a. Crandsi and Miss Harrison
Dear Mesdnmes: When you called a
1s lesailOn yesterday and asked mo
sould make known In China an ole
nWafd nom American friends for IN
..rue of Minister ConHcr and his suit
ON their porilous situation IN Pekinr
pointed out 90 yon the imprncticahilit
7 communicating the announcement a
tlvtiy to those Chinese In Peking VIII
.iy b. able on dare % attempt n rescu'
Anof ynur departure thought owe
" natter more carefully, and NJ I M
4 ANXIOUS ls anyone else for the safet
Minister Cunger and his suite. and,
ave no. stone unturned IN the effort
ut their rescue. I cahicd yesterday
hsh Chinese official IN Shanghai. n
a'lilnH him to maze known by the bei
sans possible. and publish broadcast
thr ana North CHINA. that liberal RI
fiId L. offered by the American peop
Minister C0uEcr and bis suite al
ntf delivery 90 a place Of security
Tours truly. WI TING FANG.
't'1Y Extraordinary and Minister Plei
lrolentlary.
To the above communication the "a
slns reply was sent by Mrs. Cranda
I'd Mss Harrison.
Washington. u. g.. July 10. tsoo.
NJ Wa Ting Fang. Envoy Extraort
ny and Minister Ficnipotentiary, 81
ass LeEauou Sir. Your estimabic IL
Td July b.. ls received. We are deep
inlsiul for the cablegrams you ha
haufht proper 90 send Ga your people
N Wre that We may add that the euti
'ople o. our country Join us IN than
= you Tor your efforts The favorai
ammsnt OF The press indicates the ui
frsal APPRECIATION % our offer and so
f'npt action Respectfully yours. etc
BROpgRicK EXPLAINS.
SEw YORK. July IA dispatch 20 Z
nbune from London says.
william g. John Brodcrick's explain
ans Of the British policy In China ",
.unte 10 Ear NJ japan was concerns
" British Government had made
yong appeal to japan 90 send an %,
ave force To Cana 20 suppress the ct
'sss on mob violence and 20 rescue I
'sAuons Japan, IN dispatching ri
f.sment. bad not been required
'ee any pledges respecting her utter
HFoses and no conditions had been
- upon her. Japan had acted up
initiative ~ England at n crith
J" OF Chinese Affairs. AIR. Broderi
not explain whether there was a
w agreement between the Brit
'apaneHo Governments by which
shpites would stand together agnii
A We avoided any reference ~
Vp'an mandate for Japanese uctl
,'WN there IL none. Japan. at
wv rcquest % England. r. co-op.rat
he other Powers IN the restorat
'f. and mo- limitations are pla'
- her attIan
e Observers already perceive Il
sNyeranoe N tho LEGATIONS. " Ia
t'''ed. VIII not mark the end 90
49, complications. but the beginn
I'VE or hs most troublesome cnapt
op'an diplomacy Japan, hav
strong force into China. win
..l ,.,u,lani as Russia 10 retire with
,hE adequate compensation M
80, and Germany will be- eauslly y
y. \. bcr demands for satisfart
rsll W. mpruor 90 her Minister.
-. news offers "a strange mod
..a..., saiciions and surmlscs. but
80. zone % The press dispatches
~ 80 ana more hopeful than "
n. lu're ~ no confirmation here
s.,. "u,,r''an report that the f.egati
on July ith. which IL a day
,l,,i,s, ,ne othCial dispatches To tho
lo.,s. s, out there IL an apparently tr,
'v.,... s,iement from shanghai that
- ~. lpwager has resumed contro
!. .s,as 'tlM Government. with Yung
.nlff Minister IA A. -. -. -,