The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-09-07
6[RMINI'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.

many, after the taking OF Picking anC
Field Marshal Count Won Waldersee'l
appointment to the command OF tn;
allied forces in China, stands in pre-.
cisely the same attitude as before Ger
many, il is added, still insists on car
rying out the program which the min
lister of foreign affairs, Count Won
Buelow. published in his circular 81
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 10
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
lnces, as not touching Germany's DO
liical or commercial interests. The
belief is generally held here by both
the government and tie press that
Count Won Waldersee win ana plenty
to do after his arrival in Chi1a, even q
his command is restricted to the prov
ince of Pc Chi Lii
The leading Centrist organ, the Co
logne Volks Zeitung, forms an excep-
non 10 this rule, sounding warning
against Won Waldersee's overstepping
the bounds drawn by Count Won Bue-
ow. The Lokal Anzeiger publishes ar
interview with Chinese diplomat here
y ilO - QuOleu DIS saying.
Neither the Emperor nor the Dow
iger Empress viii return to the can't
al until the foreign troops are with
lrawn. Therefore the allies had better
appoint either provisional govern
nent or regent proposing for the lat
er Prince Ching"
The Chinese diplomat also advises
er of Ii Hung Chang, who assuredly
S empowered either by the Tsung Ii
,amen, the Emperor or the Empress.
lie further remarked that the war was
over, since China has neither
soldiers nor material left"
he only danger of a renewal of hos
llities, he declared, was IF harm befAll
he Empress or Emperor"
The foreign office publishes a letter
rom the Taotai Of Annoy to the Ger
aan consul there, expressing his deep
egret at the death of Baron Won Ket-
eler, the late German minister at Pc
ing.
The naval maneuvres this week were
interesting in demonstrating the fact
hat torpedo boats are powerless to at
ack big vessels at night If proper Wig
ance is observed The fleet today, af-
ar renewing its coal supply, will sail |
round Skagen into the Baltic. where
here will be tactical and reconnoitsr- |
lg evolutions during the coming week.
irving August Goth at Noufahrwas-
or to recoal.
The Emperor and Empress TO-DAY at /
ended the unveiling of the monument |
rected to the memory of the En- |
eror's grandfather. William l., at Err
lrt. There will be big review on the |
field next Saturday. It will |
attended by the King Of Wurtem-
lrg, the Grand Duke of Hesse, Prince
enry Of Prussia. the Grand Duke of
ldenburg and many other royalties.
sides General Ludlow of the United
ates army.
The German government has shown
eat attention to a namoer OF other
merican officers who. IN addition to
aneral Ludlow. are here TO study Ger
an naval and military institutions.
,tably Captain Mitchell OF the ord
lnce department, who inspected the
srman method of manufacturing
nokeless powder, and Naval Con-
ructor Woodward. who Inspected
lei. Dantzic and other Yards.
An exhibition OF South and Central
vegetable products has 4
'ened here and will remain open until
'ptember 10th.
The papers here comment on the In
rviews and speeches In America hy
ndrew D. White, the United States
n hassador, on the subject Of German
laftons. The Kreuze Zeitung disputes
r. Whites assertion that the excite
ent here regarding the Ean9ley tariff
IS subsidized and that the ht0s Won
agreement 10 considered
re to be important. potstins out .ha.
the important points al issue are
4 untouched by the latter, Including
gar.
The foreign ONCE officials Informed
e Associated Press correspondent this
sernoon that they had not received
y direct news from Peking since last
,ursday. and they expressed appre-
nsion that the communications were
terrnpted.
They say IL depends entirely upon /.
ina whether the war win be contin- "a
q.
Referring TO the status OF the Chinese
nbassador here. foreign ONCE os-
lal said.
The Embaxsador Is ssiIl received at
, foreign ONCE whenever he has any
ng TO communicate Bat the foreign d
Ice does not regard him as qualified +
y to carry out sesiosis political ne
Eiations."
The foreign once has no news from
ron Won Kettelerfs widow. Count
! scana. - imperial commissiour