Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-11
SITUATION IS
VERY GLOOMY.
pfsOafing More WarshIps
y for China
ueLIsH INFLUENCE WAVES
., valley - Americans IN
II '''' vro,e.t Against Russo
cnIaese Agreement

hiIng w. 20 correspondent OF the
De i, ,'s" Dother orders given to the
lAly "1 a.y Indicate the serious
''P'n, ~, which the japanese govern
iS WV" W. ,he situation in the iar
aa ronanese regard
VIZ ID. action in Manchuria as a 81
S's' s,as inspired by the notion that
pnle . S'a hands are tied in South AT,
Ii',a ~, a. Germany Is only hali
r'a' W. i. the maintenance OF en-.
lsaIlel, o !" A coalition with japan
rse ln,S hsbIe and Japan Is 100 mucn
Is inpfoOaD'V,,, hnr finances to do more
. s.. "a protest and to endeavor, IN ~ Go 90
S w.. SconpensatIng advantage -
"a ,,..,,, that the powers will
NpaU' themes OF Russia, says
0pios ile oooSr"ssnondent OF the Morn
p.i wiring saturday lh eo, 81
% Xxx regarded as very sioo' nss
S.lgu ,bs chinese plenipotentlarles De-
s,p '1e that Intervention by the
gag Ug 4. not desirable unless they are
r'.s,sS 10 hack up their protests
p STSsrs are reports from the province
4, Sban 81 that the Chinese are con ,d
y s1In extensive Notifications ana
aMa TS large bodies Of troops 10 re-
Ss an advance OF the allies 90, ,,o
w sasn cbaffee refuses to allow the
ascsnitatlon Of several notorious bo o,Si
Cblsis guilty Of murder whom a IN
s sn.. tuSge has condemned The Amer
icsS. ARE are he only foreigners VINO nave
yam ...I.S Az cpt no executions in Pekin."
Tbs shanghai correspondent OF tne
Times Who sends long account on
the waning Of British influence IN 'he
Yang.tse valley says; ....s o,d
give years ago British interests anu
influences we're predominant ana un-
cbsrsnsed but today not only Is the
Yang.tsenot IN the British sphere in the
sense in which Manchuria is Russian
and sSang Tung German, but II Is
steadily growing less English and more
II International, III,
X THE whole country is oyerrun with
German, French Belgian and Swiss en-
Y eneer and traders who are exploring
"A rs mineral wealth and commercial re-
NJ sources while two German lines are
II brIskly competing with their shipping
h on The river, formerly British mon
u opOy
zone advantage the British possess
N over other powers In the valley Is the
n confidence and good will Of the better
classes Of the people and officials of
81 central China"
Commenting edltorially upon the atti-
tgdP q The United states government
i5Tirisihe Manchurian convention the
q Tines ays.
APPARENTLY the Washington govern
nstts reply upon the moving force Of
sxhortations Is to induce Russia to
abandon the convention or China TO re-
fus to sign It. The reed seems des-
4 p6a,ely broken"
a Chinese signature Of the Man
4 chlran convention is practically as
sure" says the 81 Petersburg cores
pondtnt Of the Daily Mail, because
Russia last August sent to the en-
press dowager $500 pools Of bar sill
Yer
AMERICANS PROTEST.
New York, March 1.-THE American
Asiatlc Association Of this city has re-
ceiyed the following cablegram from
the American association Of China. the
5 latter body composed Of the leading
american merchants In the city of
u Shanghai:
4 RUSSIAN control Of Manchuria in
sures extinction Of American trade.
n vigorously protest against Russo. chin
d csc agreement"
+ HART on FOREIGNERS IN CHINA
new York, March 1.-THE March
huhOer Of the Deutsch Revue contains
~ article by Sir Robert Hart ON "For
ssnss IN China" Foreigners in
NINA although their number continu-
~ INCREASES, he says, are not very
s-s'vu ana can be divided INTO
~. general classes. Merchants mis-
sT .','a 4 and officials The merchants
-' ~, g'ei calling in an orderly regu.
-. Viaineless manner. observing
wy stpuIatlOns and the laws
Esl,t. uS'e Veeh made 10 enforce them
.'.g u thelr general nor lnd,vidnai
n sryo,,,' mere anything 10 arouse |
as sD .Hy Of The Chinese in whose |
Mn o' Nisl are But nevertheless the |
ior Il SCTsm Iplaln that foreign CONNIE |
Rllnsa =, ~ NINA Of the coastal trade has
'reu ue Junk owners ana danr,, ,,oS
enioyeS 's Tt INCOMES they former |
(rowisgSSus Inc Missionaries are ac- |
Iays srs \, 70 have done good IN many
|feat gr.,,,n ~ medical work deserves
ky aye 'E t.,g But the mere fact mar
E,ntes \ s, ne acceptance of their |
tls ss,,,s. sllll more dangerous for
10 errnl a'uses which have crept
Fsa,n n, ,I eohVerts seeking their |
ssQvs,,~. protection against The
ssi1 ~, NJ q legal trespasses % '"e
VII ON h''''Sstslastical influence for
fe,te 4, 49, 49, as We'll as the inter.
laiihats ' s.-l in the local adj |
'ebts VIII, s,r cause occasional |
asuie n 'a Y lheir districts and ais
~ srtkh !, tgsople and officials"
b mix l, ms as follows.
ftN VI no fs,l.
y TIE pskin qulte ineXcusable nc.
Y Boxer, snd sp'eInment In regard
soh mjssIa il lhe cruelties commi,.
n tge y. slo,haries and their fam
I io,1o " three Provinces /, m's,
sher q M NJ 'nat The ylceroys and
santsi,sse other fifteen or civ
VI permit a, peace and order and
u his nr.y antl-foreign move
.Slag how = not be overlooked In
ils se,lo O" Jar the situation tns, ~
salra as op,s, Sne powers in treat
st1h. rve yuSlle the limits OF cIv-
plss - ", one who admit, II, V ~
o rlght I. ", aese Philosophers
Il BY tbs' -, !. great, must s1nnie
~ WI Is also ,reat V IT. shat the right
ales which 80 ne most pow
s o'l civilized aS. at the same time
sSl but also ines tbe have not only
!. WI on other "e DUTY to enforce
Be oons,Sa. But their action
b due nr-,os,letate, blameless ', oon
0''liaatlon'a 'On to their strength
.s u r HUNG CHANG ILL. !
/. .' I sis'S9 lfR Il "a He es Chang i.
1s Ne hangs h Sna his physician
r.' sna Earl II ~ -, thread. Prince
,,,aeing rumors I'm :, TO think that
y that thing 20 7, 70 PekIn. unless
a e p, he dsiiSersatloSDo.a e :, they can
M, we lowers '0as OF the min
matter Of fsc,
,N ffOn iulng 10 re-