The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-07

china looks for the worst until such
tlne e. the powers assert their SUI
rremaey and rid the political sphere OF
~ present ruling heads of the empire.
1Rese, ID brief, are the sentiments ex-
sessesd by arrivals from the Orient on
~ Riojun Maru yesterday.
Among the passengers are ]. ID. Clark,
eStor and proprietor OF the Shanghai
Tercury, and his niece Miss Agar They
~ en- route to England, where they will
IND n months and then return TO
Dina. Mr. Clark has been engaged in
rsWppaper work In China for the past
n,fty years. and up to the time OF his
1nuastu3e was war correspondent for the
LIndon News.
ave left Shanghai June g." ne said
a the Rainier-Grand hotel yesterday.
snA q course many things have hap
80 tince that time. The conditions
I've Gtown worse, and will continue to
~ 70 until such time as the united
soveru show their strength. Their back
eard tolicy. on account OF insufficient
troops. has added strength TO the Boxers.
r. surprise that the anti-forsign move.
3enf = extending southwark IL will
d nse(ssary for the powers 20 gather
Asht force TO not only take e reans
6vaItr and other Boxer heads. Just
r long az they are allowed freedom
usfs vii be trouble ana atrocities.
see Dy the dlspstenes ,nha nope mas
Mon e1ven up TOT the SaIets OF .ns LOT
dl1sfs y Peking cannot think tne
edqtion4 WARRANT tnls pciteL' ana hm
the opinion they are yet safe and VIII
q about 100 Engiish-speaking people In
Hhins, and these, we know. have taken
t9Ses IN the British legation; Thai
qldmg y a large ana stroney puit
roinforfure on account of lack OF suf-
oo(ent food supplies ] am convinced "
ould Withstand attack.
Conditions 1T Pekins.
oIs.i.sr .n.a cannts aoma ~
2s.s .s,casaScd II settinc into Ire iera.
~ others reached Tienfsin while more
ss. .in,ghtarsd prnha hix Ios narsns,a
.,;svs ar w,,h,n ms iesa.,an ''''
-rS.s. 4. III, ss,aatar re,scr Sor Ia
u..,s"r ,bs Snreierers r,thjn NE ieea
s,rn xavs rot bean rurdered White The
s..ss .ya In control ~ peking ana
-k,ls tbs hua and rrv ia skui foreisnera
W"s ~" rise snnnyb "a know the dea,h
Ss.i "a ne ca,,sc thev esp.u,se wo,,id he
sas,naed In a wholesala sIat,ehter OF for
NM German Ambassador lost his life
-, ~ accn,,n. - III, ,,n.i,ior MI ne
Ssure Ne was n FOREIGNER He yentured
~ alone while the hideous cries Of Kill
- foreign devils were being shouted
ltum every corner He was recognised
a ioreigner, and, 70 my MIND, the men
Who aid the work were not aware ~ his
otnr,ai positnn. $50 J rav We neeu not
~ ~ hope for the inih,, es 81 the brt-
m legation yet, although help must ne
smnered soon
have the best hopes for the safety
shsnehHt nm ths cities w the adiaeent
Provinces Whie the Nlcernys are the APP
pclhitfs 81 the empress dowager they are
Htrs~ enough To- counternanr any
Ning That would ron them % tns 4 POSI-
lnns They IRE not .enH. IL sympathy
lhNRTe movement.
tsst semi, Ifrei'y toward foreigners. OF
teufse, wh,e there Il dile'or- action on
~ part OF the powers the .SoNers WI
esln s'rsnsn ,na - rred,et W.T., 'hey
There isro dauht N tho minds Of for
tNnsrs In China but wat The empress
eewag.f Is IN LEAGUE WIN the Norer or
pAni,asion The society was started az
reiigionS orsnn'Tauon nnd " me De.
einnins hal only about loo n'e'rhers. n
vas nnt-f'reign IN the beginning snd Tor
here was M attempt to stamp ont Its in
tenAisrv hergs on the mart nf the gov
tvnmen'. u began to hold lamentations,
Us, cemrsiard To the war denees OF the
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