Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1900-11-17

St. Petersburg, Nov l5.-Tbo p
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Chinese troubles threaten to missn ~
kp VIZ fgppire' EIf'Tthe powers. 4 uis
added, 'ceiflliueAtheir1present policy T;a !
will be unable to pay a money ingeMla
and consequently the powers will dIss,
Tanq secpfFe mining, railroad and co.,nss
teiadN 0ohcessioAsJ Mbieh will result laFm 9r
division of China into spheres of ndSIs .us
aaa 4a lt iIi0tepte tyse prrtisig8f.ot Mn,
i'll spite of the assurances OF tho 80
'toIit4s contrary. aHhe Chinese, dt,is furtSs' s
t9Nsserted, indignant, will emigrate II n !
IBERIA, ana the yellow Horde (GT JQl
''pretipitdte5 ITSELF toward EdroeeissssI en-
tsts (Which will sink ito the position i '
second rank power The other pops,'
probduly viii be satisfied With Till tye1s9a
ally, their interests being solely eSIadsr
ciai"'9dlE2 y9d1 .Xu!uoH s,n4.
/ g. l4he A9voe Nremya, finds the, sitoati0,
worse and says the powers must act lkhas
pendehtly. Z heheef6fth, it asserss1js.
power must bear the pespohsrbintysOidt,
own. army The paper adds:
|. While the ministers were in damga,
there was some excuse fotea coh,nlsis
III chief but after Russia freed .Tieu.,
and planted the first flag on the walbd
Pekin, she wisely Withdrew a niaiioriifys
her troops from Count Won WaRgea
commando The other powers should dis.
~ ,d1ePfne Won Waldersee's functions
Continuing the Japanese Russian Ii.
cussidn, The Novice Vrelhya says: noiin
"irIhe knglish Journals in tua Japanse
ports are convinced the Japanese can cas-
ny vanquish the Russians. However. e e
English tbackdown in the case of Port Ar
thur has opened japanese eyes ! The, pres
ent campaign gave the armies OF the two
powers an opportunity to learn tahht ind Is
TEEN each otherHa' yth.9i 10 1ia
elseversl OF the papers take their oeue
from the Noyoe Nremya and follow I'D
its argument in the same s atrrdniana fne
BUerse GAZETTE observes that egaild1he
nStiqnsnare 'seekingla Japanese aalIispce,
bat Rpssia's alone is valuable The pa.
per adds; Russia and Japan VIII de-
tate the future of east Asia. ina brad
WI noe English Criticisms. abam
3lWashingitony Now. l5.4- lle rstletts-
We're erilelsHHn4. OF the English MssS upon
the attitude Of the, United States relative
TO the Chinese complications hiIed8d Upon
the adyichs OF their r3Americ4pg correspond
enEs haye natnrally attracted a great deal
OF attention here. ''i''@
Ministers Getting Together. -
Pekin, Nov 8 l3:4A9 pr6tracttd' tdha
ente of che foreign ministers waslbed9to
day, at inc .tpneueion, vi W,plch, there vas
a general expression of qualification at the
progress made toward redcIing a settle
hfent. 1T was stated that ndsteptIh
minor points had been disposed 9tb Pr, and
that an agreement mad been reached upon
SEVERAL ESSENTIAL, Questions The meeting
disclosed fewer difficulties over MEpefEGGans
points than was, expected, which Is Largely
due to the fact that the ministers have r.
teivtd dehiite' instructions frdmI fhaf
nome governments United States. s AlE
lister Cqnger said he was encouraged 9s w. Y q
leye that proposals would be ready 70 ~
submitted at an earlier dateIthan ne aaa
hoped, The ministers WI .llllSd ps''
again tomorrow. s1ad
Reliable information from NieO-cnNaE
indicates a disturbed condition lof ahas'
there. Robbers and pirates are AaTl srs
the region and paralyzing commerce e.5 :.
Russians are making an effort 70 'ug
press the troubles except along the aap
way The weather is becoming giaa
with nightly frosts, but the supply ~
is good and the troops are not suffering 4