Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-09
China Was Informed in May of the
Spread of Violence.
DIPLOMATS DEMANDED ORDER
Minister Conger Describes Confer
ence With Foreign Office.
TOOK a FIRM STAN ID

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: -1-i .l'' "e -. -. ~
pait VI 'hS l"feNsh ministers IN fekin OIL
the character and extent of the Boxer up
rising. even though Mr.. Conger himself
f,,,n,. .,,-,. -s,~or, 90 h,>, ,ba. ~ ,,-o,,,
~
was o'et ID mar cate mar MT longer
mas TO say as to the attitude of the Chinese
government toward the Boxer movement
will ,,sv. D., s--,,, ba,-,,, -, thu e,.,
,s,,-,,,i-.,- - -. -, -, ~.
> ma must 'e i''u De'"een me
CIVILIZED nations and the Chinese Mr.
COnger makes IL very clear that at least
one and urohahly all of the E,urone,n M
-io,z r,,i,e t,+.ro..s j., rar.harr C,h;n.
-, =, -, -.
.-N'-' 'it hangers ol lle situation a.
itdSI W. OF 'hree weeks before the actual
outbreak in Pe1in.
,,,,s. ,. p.
,rb. ,.,,,,-asn.,naarc. resar-ad ~ fo,1ous
.I et-,tie., If ne Iniled states of America
.tpEKTN. China Nav 81 1914
.'To the Honorable John Hay. Secretary of
Safe. washington. D. G.:
ISL have ,te honor ,, confirm, AN tho
oy.rIe;,c my .fnber Telegram, of today
In response to the request of the French
mister. ,he dean called q meeting of the
thII' M. tplPS yesterday. ana upon m
fI-'.t5,. IA rom me
~ utSii'P IN thii anu verbal reports
" m w. '"r ministers inc SituaNlon was
t"'.S ,,' So grave ma ne corps unani-
mus M :, ucltu 'he Geaf 20 present II 10
m -. = dihe4I' anu oeihdha immaculate
81 i've measures Wnicn ne did 10
a., ~ ''I' Hite' t'l'9 vi WHEN II inCl'seu-
q" II - ,,'iheS ~ me pisnop let-
81 atle "a .It - III re- M hiie- an amer.
ia "h' ms III eGih' pu'
- ',t.l'! 70 ne nor n ana east
N'i re Hln instant. curing an ex'ended
I@,, "a ii'ttrN!e" with the tsung-h-E amen,
80 tt!''Ir d''tr,i'h 20 me lact that not
- i., va aI, ii.nss rom tnis
- W y - .ioh9, liie DIETS hao con-
- ~ ,'. diu SP'e'i'i ui!tii now
IF PIT ~, exis,ar,nn tiit ,r tne wan
h5f""ll IN me N''aSNs around fekn Chr1s-
IN '.iE'iLs are be-hg prosecuted and
- '.Ti'5NI tN'.rE where many forced 10 re-
- -, ,I,,n1,s pF'l,ssi".S, ana some
'Ha!''t7 a'l'! come u feh1n Tor safety
Minister Gonyer.s Protest
..T sid. a. Jor7,,- r,;,, -, c,,.
-, i ii'"
now i"FtN m IS west OF PeNln. Two ma
tive Christians have been killed and their
chapel 5es -uyei. Near Paotiug-fu a Cath
Ole yfll.ra has Lter DESTROYED aud sfx.y-
90, Ga t. -,
'''T i'il9 iiit't '4e-i' s"iiit cI then De-
ing burned alive The foreign governments
cannot sit Idly by and wi ness this perse-
cuti1n ard murder. | can only sneak for
my own government but il is hecnroing
very inlI,a-fenf Over C-hina.s cnntinrai
treaty yip!atIon II has aiuavs hen s,d
still is the good friend of china and on v
tsIff mn han,
ever determined % sustain he treaty RICH s
al all American citizens AND Of ~ cbris
tian converts and if will hold the .,binasa
government to the strictest resnonsi,,iIitt,
for eyary treaty iuf-,r-+ap ", tbis r.,,.rj
II will do This moi cTIv fnr the ia. ~ e.
fts otr- ri,.z,1s b,,, -. t.iS -. III oI
herself yyh6se p,ya-r-1a,t - - -,.
rrrezt..r..l IN. ~. - -. e.. 80. 50 ,
A. ,,r-,.,t - is -, - VI ana li'iLe-
Crab I.a1nr Inn sh,1IIi NJ 80 ia "a, no
r4r,lIIaca become really iDear,ad ~ -
throw Of the present dynasty is r,nst 1i,.eiy,
10 follow and possffIy- fba 5.s+r,,o,in g
IN. ay,nfra stc it,, " 7'i "IIioh Vi
..T-he,i rs-.,tet his 5i.d re--,,r,,s.-s,,,,,
many dificulties under which H., ,i,,. IA,
hut +bey ma s,,eI.as,,,4 -, tl,l,: :poiT ~ u'
sBoyers; N The province Of eibar+I,Ilts tris
would do so hero anu
II foId hon that I e.,r mn .rroc.i ,-, r,,,,,
ure whatever being mn rortb
---'bev r..rI;ad +ts. ~ ,s1o-.r.,-.
har.tofnre hen Iool,sd NO., ~ , iiau nor
thar now he t,roys - en-, % Us, put
gravity of the sitnation and nv, OF me
corHfan-;al dac-aa "a - ia. leceLit
viceroy, the Pekin and reighboring officials
Win "ou iI surely prove effective. sup
- ia ,be,-1 ~, az -hi.!, es.ole oroer.
grams were being sent To the ~ ,eie-
Of Europe and America Of the existing
state of anarchy here. and that the people
~ ~ M "DrIa would be forced to believe
sbettinr r1,Irde- or nina was ether
it was too weak 10 sunnress o1 co, r,ra,
them and its good name and credit rnnst
suffer frretrievabIv IN cnpsacIs,oa i' III"
After reading we tbs Iacrae t.,L7o,. -
much like those beretofore nub1isbaS ,Sa 10.
asked if | world mt u-ira ~, r. -
that they could and were sI,pnressi,a ~
Boxers "
Il replied that AT nrasar+ 7 t,-a,,l, mt. IT,.
had been Tor six rnontbs ,sIe,,, ~. 'i nj
Issuance Of Ineffective DEGREES ri - -
would show m. the fact by ac.,IsI "a ' ~
mediate repression which tbat, go a,
they would in tbree d. -, sou I., al, n
and o,1ickI,- u-i-a ~ -, 80 o1o siduiS
.--rEsy- a'ssI,ra5 -, ~. - iiiieht.
had been sent to the disturbed 5.st %
restore order and aYo-d yrnt,1if u,s'i icis 10
Il again toId ~, ~. -,
would be the only Tossi,,.a 49, T ~ JUL
that unless the siiua1inn Us rsiis ais9 saia
the threatening danger fro,n 49, 90 s.ii1 !,
| should he c0mpeTIed 70 81 81 - q 81 teu
guard OF American ,ns-i,a ., a a uiiIcie en-
s.fe-y 81 m. Iepatio, ans " INSURE the
They said. oh d[.n.- do ,t.+ 7,
rsc.sxsry-.' , "a - w 10 II - IN
action the interview closed 5i'
Nipi.ter Co,~ ..
Unless some energetic act,on &c 80. a..
Situation VIII hacor,a ,-.,,oh. -,
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