Arizona republican., 1900-11-10
"A WINTER CAMPAIGN
The Opinion is Held in High Military Circles That Prince Yuan is Re organizing the Chinese Forces ~ For Aggressive Measures-count Won Waldersee is En Rapport With the Russians.

Berlin, Nov. 9.-The Chinese question else here. The Tageblatt today print ed a special dispatch, dated November 1, saying:
 "A detachment of the Second Ger man infantry regiment, under Major Non Forster, has fought victorious engagement against a vastly superior Chinese force of regulars in a mountain pass near the Chinese wall not far from Tsi Tsing Kuan. Five guns were | taken by assault, and the German flag was 'hoisted. Major von Forster was wounded, seven other Germans were wounded or killed, and the Chinese lost fifty dead.''
 Confidence Is expressed in the press, now that regular telegraph connection has been established with Pekin, that news from the Chinese seats of action, especially about German achievements, will come pl5ntifully. The opinion is generally held that the military opera tions are by no means over, but that the Chinese troops have thus far lacked organization ard plan of campaign, and it is surmised that Prince Yuan, whcm the Chinese report as having fled. is really quietly recognizing the Chi nese forces for a winter campaign. This opinion is held here, even in high mill itary circles.
 The statemenlt in the British press that the Russians do not show Field Marshal Count von Waldersee proper attention s.nd obedience are not ered- ited here. In fact, von Waldersee e's of ficial reports thence contradict these statements. He cables that the re- ception which the Russians accorded him everywhere was highly satisfac- tory and enthusiastic, and he has ex- pressed in a cablegram to the czar the highest appreciation of the Russian . troops. Von Waldersee has also ex- pressed formally his thanks therefor to the Russian commander, General Linevitch.
 Authorltatively, the correspondent of the Associated Press learns that Ger many does not intend to send any more troops to China unless unfore- seen circumstances arise.
 A sensation was created throughout Germany by this weeks debates and action In the Wurtembs rg legislature anert the measure of independence to be accorded to the Wurtemberg army. ! The CndInD per or QepuLlcS, Dy dh dl- most unanimous vote, declared it was the desire of the WuItemberg people that the Wurtemberg army corps be commanded high and low by Wurtem- bergers and not by Prussians, and that the moneys saved in maintaining the army corps flow into the WuTremberS treasury exclusively.
 Tine Wurtemberg premier, Baron von Mittnacht, and other members or the Wurtemberg cabinet, in the main, were not opposed to this attitude of the leg islature, which the Berlin press inter pretS as sadly anti-nationalistic and as showing a strong anti-Prussian sen timent.
 Regarding the statements made that Count von Buelow, the imperial chan cellor. does not oppose the recall of the Jesuits to Germany, it is learned that this is untrue and that Count won Bue- low, no more than Prince Hohenlohe, would go counter to the empeuOr'S firm will in this matter, his ma ajesty Oppos- ing the recall.
 The emperor, during the coming week. will again appear in Berlin for the swearing in of the recruits of the guard corps.
 The work of systematically beauti- flying the surroundings of Berlin castle has now begun.