The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

N veil as missionaries. They think
y M powers are being deceived BY
AInesc diplomats and laugh at the
M the Boxers being the cause OF the
- On American who has been con-
~ with Chinese matters in dipio-
~ md business way for more than
xUw-As< years to me the other night:
n<r are tao things about the situa-
- which you must bear In mind The
MI y that this crusade is not anti-mis-
saaf2. but anti foreign, and the second
nas \ ha war and not rebellion, as
sF xcvesnmenl would have M believe.
tn Chinese 90 recognise H. The Boxers
esN eFrsntscd by tho empress dow sger
- esH of the force with which she
hepsd y susep all foreigners into the
80 Hu we're paid out OF the imperial
ueasquM, thsy we're armed from the
cnpernl aresuals and Prince Tuan and
AsM ~ usre IN an imperial edlet. APP
pa'nssd ~ isaders OF what some would
~ - cau this rebel hand
uecunents have been found In the
r3A yamen az 1sentsin which In
9MinA1 The Imperial government beyond
900 of escape. Among these are lists
saxsre receipts Of awards paid TO Box
= 'af foreifn heads, receipts for arms.
nap'tion and stores supplied BY the
eMn@snt 10 Boxer leaders. and also
Mp<sIai sdicts Of June n and August
x1es'nx the determination OF all for
ssn In Cana
Rsrv the yapsnese N N.
- extent Of tho conspiracy has not
u go disclosed. The leading viccroys.
u Hung Chang. were probably
Ahste Is evidence that Japan may
" wen a secret party 20 Il. aSsd that
: &a ready to act In concert with
- The proper time. she was in
81 tho treatment she received
: ne sentimental powers AZ the close
- Minnesota p&Gse war. ard espe-
- a. thcsr support OF Russia. since
- relations with the Russians have
Tae more and more strained sha
=. rN tnsassea and restricted In Cnrea.
Assf hsfpre the boxer rebellion a
-. ssrsnssa war was sNeryw here pre-
The rebellion preclpltated mat.
erzsds. N~s0 SnAnssa asf
The ssrs~s which show how the
~ s nss been blowing between Japan
~. Ne'nA Was the appeal Of the Chinese
$500 ca the - % July last 20 the
~ AskiEs hlm 20 ioln forces against
a. .sns.s Ia his appeal kwans
-. 'ss his belief that the powers
~ swallow ~ Japan as wen as
ara that the Chinese and Japan-
49, .se I've great nations OF the East.
As.ss MA 10 neh; tho West. To this the
=, 49, emperor rupiies diploma tioally
y. ssS. saying that he Mlll use his
sss.. -Aests 10 AelP ChinA conserve her
~ 49, she WILL suppress the lnsarrN,-
80 s"sese TIE foreign ministers.
;, neS 'as cersflr4es O~,Siastss.
! x.Haing Q; this conspiracy. so !,
80 sas shortly after TIE close
- spAhese WSr TIE empress dow.
g., s1aase Tean, K4ng VI. "a Hung
A. sA1 etAeFs SAN that something
s,.,.. aoss al once, or they would 80
Asss .fesA peNes All over China the
AZ ~ si-Sses Nece discussing the re-
49, sae saE ans n0ssible reforms. A
ass. 49, sFFsn& up, ahoat thirty
s,,.'.s.css were established. aud tracts
As',.at TIE WeSiesnlIlnE Of CHINA were
a. rc 10 many quarters. some OF
~, ..ssaers got 20 Peklng and several
e. tae emperor himself The head
VAS hang w Wei. the man who
va. haelng outside % ChiaA with a
~ mAso taels ts1s. aom upon his
| AAns NU We had persuaded the
49, to adopt the new ovillxa,ton.
-. y had planned 70 Introduce all
modern methods into China, IN