Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-15
saMIssIonarieS Complain Because
pskn Was Not Treated Worse
npAN OPPOSES BRUTALITY
....,..ion ~ 10 chinese Policy Grows
varm Again Uncertainty a. 10
Future Purposes.

pssln Sept, 8, via Taku Sept. T. via
,t.,rbai Sept. 13.-(Copyrlght, 1900
n. Associated Press)-Looting in Pc
y. continues, both authorized and un-
'n,hoJred. Few houses are guarded
INT those occupied by foreigners. the
,,,scss and those in the sacred city.
Almost every house is destitute Of fur.
nlture. ..,., b. oo,ia mt bove
,sitsysd that any city would ever pe
sigan over $50 completely to lootets' ana
Earnestly desires the cooperation OF
an nation 20 prevent this.
an tha other hand, the missionaries
..,rlain because the sacred city mas
.e' bs.n looted. They urge that the
-ssi family and other highly placed
Ilttr.sa rarsonages who We're behind all
~ t-,uble should be made to suffer
-,-s than those who blindly followed
usm
laps OBJECT TO BRUTALITIEs.
a.o Fukusbima, the japanese COM
.--15sr informed GEN. Chatfee that
s-,,sI outragcs We're being committed
7. INNS chow. He told the American
'5~manlar that he had positive in-
s-matlop that many women had
.s.5,-n themselves into wells or COM
.r,s4 sulclde In other ways, after hay
taS isen outraged, and that there were
,-,srsi authentic G. es Of coolies who
58bsen killed under peculiarly aroci-
ans conditions He requested Gen.
SSsTee 10 Investigate and then 10 CO.
,rsrste with him 20 check these barbar-
H. az FAR as possible, Gen. ChaNee
e,isrgl Major Muir to proceed lmme-
Ssts,y 10 Tuug Chow and TO report
ONLY A RUSSIAN SCARE.
Al a council OF generals today the
russian general Linevitch said he had
received Information that two FORCES
n Boxers. one numbering ten thous-
ana and the other four thousand, were
rsrghlng from the South TO cndeayor
"a cut the communications OF the allies
fsfUaen Pekin and Tien Tsin. II was
f1alv decided that the line was sut-
G-sDty guarded. as the allies would
certainly receive definite tidings Of the
tporoach OF the Boxers In time 20 mobi-
M al any given point The council
merely issued orders for Increased Wig
Ya1ce on the part OF the outousts
me- telegraph line has been closed
sgainst uress messages because Of the
enormous government business.
AGAINST ALL THRILLING.
Yokohama August 2S.-The absence
q ANYTHING like enthusiasm on the part
~ tho I4u4uqsf over the good work
which thair army has done In china 10
attracting universal comment The
news OF he fall Of Pekin caused, scarce
ly ripple II excitement The deter
mining cause Is undoubtedly the deep'
seated distruT Of the outcome of the
Chinese complications and the popular
conviction that It's results viii be o
humiliation like that forced on the ma
ton 10 1895
There Is however. a decided resolve
that the slightest attempt to trlile this
time will De resented with all the force
that a sglf-respectlng nation can mus
ter Japan wants no territory as a re-.
ward, but viii insist first OF all upon
he preservation Of the integrity Of
China not with any desire TO form an
alliance with the latter as n menace ia
tAe West bat rather as the fulhllment
Of the national hope that China shall
become a corporate member OF the body
oi civilized powers. as Japan herself
has become She deems Il a reproach
mat the Oldest power In the world
should be allowed to remain outside the
!ale o, the world.