The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-22
THE NORTH
AID SOUTH
China May Repeat Our
Civil War,
BELIEF OF LEUNG CHI-TSO
ReTormer Whose Head is Worth
$4,000 Talks on Outcome OF
Present Turmoil,

I'VE who seek China's good may
have to fight Chinese" said Leung Chi
tso yesterday.
The handsome eyes Of the indomita-
bic Chinese reformer sparlSled at the
thought of activity. He was seated at
desk in the Office Of Wing Wo Chan
& Company dashirg off letter before
he sailed for Maui Before him the tab
let nk-pot and brush were innocent
aids to his work, but at his right hand
lay loaded revolver and within six
| feet of him sat his bodyguard Of FIVE
whose eyes never leave their charge
and whose, hands are ever ready TO-
smite.
| Leung Chi-tso is not afraid, but the
Empress Dowager of China has offered
S6j. 600 reward for his head off his
shoulders and the reformer holds his
IGountrys advancement too high 10 take
needless chances Of losing his thinking
part.
1--WE may have to fight our brothers"
repeated the man who in a few years
| had risen to be one of the foremost
Headers in an empire of hundreds of mil
lions. Russia seeks n big slice of
IChina and the Bear has fooled even the
willy Empress. She thinks the Car
her friend, and fails to see the claws
under the hairy paw. few months
will tell. If the Russians get the Sibe-
irlan railway through to Picking China
will have excellent opportunities for
losing her northern provinces Russia
lcovets them and will make the Empress
pay dearly for any favors."
Leung Chi-tso is an ardent reader of
the newspapers. AS yet his English
knowledge is not sufficient for him to
read in the vernacular, but he has able
Interpreters who go over all the papers
carefully and keep him in touch with
the happenings of the world.
The startling news of the turmoil in
China published in the Advertiser yes
Iterday created n deep sensation amons
the Chinese here. Leung Chi-ts is the
adviser idol, hero and mentor of the
majority of the Chinese in Hawaii and
yesterday he was beseged with visit
ors who asked his predictions of the
Outcome of the trouble in their native
country.
Like all Chinese Leung Chi-tso is a
slow thinker and a still slower taiker
He weighs every word.
"If what the dispatches have Is true"
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