The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
.6fRMINI'S ATTITUDE
TOWARDS CHINA.
Stands Precisely the
Same as Before Cap
ture of Peking.
REDRESS FOR CHINESE OFFEksEs.
STILL INSISTS On CARRYING
OUT THE PROGRAM OF
Won BUELow.
It Is Officially Claimed That All
the Other Powers Interested
Still Adhere to That
Policy.
Copyright, 1900. By Associated Press.l

here emphasize the statement that Ger
many. after the taking Of Picking and
Field Marshal Count Won Waldersee 5
appointment 10 the command OF the
allied forces in China, stands in pre-
eisely the same attitude as before Ger
many, 1t is added, still insists on car
rying out the program which the min
lister Of foreign affairs, Count Won
Buelow. published in his circular Of
July Sd, and which was approved here
and abroad. 1t is also Officially. claimed
that all the other powers interested
still adhere to that program, OF which
there now remains two still most i'm
portant paragraphs, viz: Adequate re-
dress for Chinese crime and against m
ternational rights, and the re-establish-
ment of an orderly state OF affairs and
the installation OF a government will
ling and able to give guarantees against
the recurrence of tie recent outrages.
Many papers, however, continue 20
express distrust OF the intentions OF
several of the powers, especially Great
Britain and France. claiming they have
separate plans regarding the Yang Use
valley and the southern provinces So
far as Russia is concerned the German
press is not exercised, because it has
been officially admitted by Germany
that Germany does not oppose any Rus
sian plans affecting the northern prov
inces, as not touching Germanys po-
litical or commercial interests. The
belief is generally held nere by both
the government and tle press that
Count Won Waldersee VIII Ana plenty
TO do after his arrival in China even q
his command is restricted to the prov
ince Of Pc Chi Ii.
The leading Centrist organ, the Co
iogne Volks Zeitung, forms an excep-
ton to this rule, sounding warning
against Won Waldersee's overstepping
the bounds drawn by Count Won Bue-
low. The Lokal Anzeiger publishes ar
Interview with Chinese diplomat here
" AZ 10 duOtCu do Sd Ing
Neither the Emperor nor the Dow
ager Empress will return to the capt.
tai until the foreign troops are with
drawn. Therefore the allies had better
appoint either a provisional govern
ment or regent, proposing for the lat
ter Prince Ching"
The Chinese diplomat also advises
peace and accepting the Of
fer OF Ii Hung Chang. who assuredly
is empowered either by the Tsung Ii
Yamen, the Emperor or the Empress.
He further remarked that the war was
certainly over. since China has neither
generals, soldiers nor material left"
The only danger of renewal of hos
-ilities, he declared, was IF harm bef4ll
the Empress or Emperor
The foreign Office publishes a letter
from the Taotai of Annoy to the Ger
nan consul there. expressing his deep
regret at the death of Baron Won Ket-
.eler, the late German minister at Pc
King.
The naval maneuvres this week were
In demonstrating the fact |
hat torpedo boats are powerless to at |
ack big vessels at night If proper Wig
lance is observed. The fleet today. af- |
.er renewing its coal supply. will sail |
around Skagen into the Baltic. where |
here will be tactical and reconnoitsr- |
ng evolutions during the coming week. |
arriving August 30th at Noufahrwas-
'er to recoal
The Emperor and Empress today at |
ended the unwilling of the monument |
'rected to the memory of the En- |
,eror's grandfather. William l., at Err |
urt. There will be big review on the |
remplehof field next Saturday. It will |
'e attended by the King of Wurtem-
'urg. the Grand Duke of Hesse. Prince
Henry Of Prussia. the Grand Duke of
,ldenburg and many other royalties,
esides General Ludlow of the United
tates army.
The German government has shown
reat attention to a nAmner OF other
american officers who. IN addition to
General Ludlow. are here to study Ger
nan naval and military institutions.
otably Captain Mitchell Of the ord
ance department. who Inspected the
'erman method of manufacturing
mokeless powder, and Naval Con-
trnctor Woodward. who inspected
liel. Dantzic and other yards.
An exhibition OF South and Central
american vegetable products has
pened here and will remain open until
eptember 10th.
The papers here comment on the In
arviews and speeches In America by
.ndrew D. White. the United States
on the subject Of German
alations. The Kreuze Zeitung disputes
[r. Whites assertion that the excite
lent here regarding the Hn2lsy tariff
as subsidized and that the lat0s Won
[oliehen-Hay agreement 70 considered
ere to be important pointing out that
II the important pointa al issue are
IT untouched by the latter. Including
ngar.
The foreign ONCE offcials Informed
lie Associated Press correspondent this
fternoon that they had not received
ny direct news from Peking since last
thursday. and they expressed appre-
ension that the communications were
They say it depends entirely upon !
hina whether the var win be eontin- ;
"a.
Referring to the status Of the Chinese
here. foreign ONCE ~
cial said:
The Emhaseador Is ssfll received at
lie foreign ONCE whenever he has any
ling 10 communicates But the foreign
nee does not regard him SIS qualified /
1w to carry ont serions political ne
,tiations.
The foreign once has no news from
lrun Won Kefte3er's widow Count ]
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