The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-23
Mission Of Won NALDERSEE
ERRONEOUS IMPRESSION HAs
nEEx GIVEN PUBLIC.
-. Vat Act ms Chief Diplomatic
representative for the Powers
~x.estens to Hoist German Flag
:. gmperiaI Palace in Picking.

~...+twb.ed by the Associated Press.
.rpI.Iy. Sept. 22.-The Austrian am
.,@sdor here. Count Won Szogeny Has
r1.rr In an interview with the repre-
~,ss,vs OF the Associated Press. said.
'srtere IA an erroneous impression in
r,sss about Count Won Waidersees
Ian number Of important tasks
49,. h,c. Above all, he must force
e1es.rs 70 submit to the allied powers
- coalitions Moral suasion IS entire
2 ~ssted upon the Chinese government.
sx,rh far from being humilizted hither-
= stilI INDUCES in the hope OF cheating
e. sltiea out OF the fruits OF the victories
= ssstroyfng the harmony among them.
-. Wajdsrsee must arrange what mill
,.rx demonstrations are required, what
ss,bors ana inland towns must be occu-
- which points require expeditions
m which troops may retire from Peking.
~ ~ powers are bound TO this pro-
- by agreeing upon Won waider-
q. - comma nder-in-chief. but each may
.ssrc. or Increase Its contingent at will.
status OF the Coupt.
.,Rssardlng tho statement that Won
rsldsrsee will act as chief diplomatic
..rr1s,utative for tho powers, that, II IT
.s.r was Intended has been abandoned.
Il i possible the powers may Jointly APP
rosnt one plsnipotentiary for the settle
msnf Of their Joint demands, viz: The
s~<ssuard.ng Of the foreign colonies and
N Ions. 10 enable foreign merchants to
W psfslv resume business everywhere In
rSira and also 20 arrange the status OF
n. diplomatic corps. POSSIBLY the chi
49, government hereafter will be locat-
u more inland Then tho foreign diplo-
40 will either be located at a treaty
psrt perhaps Tfentsin. or else they will
80 large military protection.
1lll Oh this Won Walderss must en-
sovre and also Gernany's own special
xsmsuds. How each OF the powers sep
800 dsmsnds will be regulated and en-
esreed Il a different matter. All the pow
- mean to observe the motto. No fur
~ Janitorial acquisitions. but IL Will
SroAably become necessary for each pow
q % occupy some province .., or impor,,ans
uatil each 10 reimbursed for Its outlay.
with ali that, we must not forget that
IN. Boxer movement Is not yet dead"
To Awe the Chinese.
7hs Loksi Anseiger prints a special dis
sskch from Shanghai. saying Count Won
ValdsYsee, after his arrival at Picking.
vsuld occupf the imperial palace. re-
~. thsrebg provi IS to the Chinese, who
~ reaaS1 the allied tvoops ~ mere al
ma forces that they are really mas
mo Bertiner Post prints an article
vAich saysi
c4na VII, refuse Germany's demand TO
elvs ~ the main cuipriis. Then ferceful
measures fnust be employed, above all
IA cet.ps.ioa OF q number OF the most
important po'n,s IN the country"
ne fors'sn oflics informs the Assoc
elzfed PEAS that France. Austria and It
IN have asceed 20 the German note.
The fosslen Office official who made tho
statrmsat aad ID;
s1Ae ssatemeni that Gen. Yung l.u has
h<en propssad as one OF the Chtnegs p-aoe
con rnissionors Is untrue. Neither Great
Britain nor Germany wpuid accept him..
Whlle Great Britain ard Japan havs
~w 81 formally acceptes Csefmany's pro-
rcsai. the Associated Press learns from