The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-16
| REVOLT
IN CHINA
1Hinss May be on
The Verge of
Hlldl wy
NITL00K WAS
,IEUED OADKEp
|, g,Dchurian Treaty Still Hangs
fl, and Russia Grows More
ResentfuI.

ResentfuI.
FIXING. April S.-The rumors which
!. ,ssr current during the past few
l. # the outbreak of a rebellion
L. sy General Tung Flu Hsien, the
IT, commander Of the northern
l. in the provinces of Mongolia and
L. have been absolutely authenti-
Ing Chang and Prince Ching
siysd Information on the sub
ash though indefinite, still
s. bat the court is seriously
1z
Fl Flu Hsien was, according to
gsnts, about $50 miles from the
eJth Il, 900 regular troops, all sup
i to be devoted TO himself. The
Il A.s about the same number Of
sz at Singan-fu, but il is probable
he uoOps Of Tung Flu Hsien are
as ilIei and better armed.
is beisTtd that the Monaghan re-
lion vas brought about through
EslS Of Prince Tuan and General
|sng gG Hasn. Ii Hung Chang thinks
ere are about 5000 regular troops in
sgOlia and inelines to the belief that
have not joined in the rebellion.
Ses not think that the court is in
talser and thinks the object of
a& Iuan lwhO was last reported at
s.hsg with 10000 men prepared to
u Arrest and General Tung Flu
r. TO create a diversion Of inter
order to force unconditional pro-
flaa Of themselves.
ianeia Chinese of Intelligence re-
" 'ns using as most unfortunate at
present time to the interests of
va and as possibly meaning the use
&sgn troops to protect even the
4. I'Set' The Ministers of the DOW
p" l0l think that, provided foreign
,'sa do not suffer, any present in
atlee is likely. If the dynasty
~ " oVeFthrOwn 1t would, to a GER
a'snl delay the peace negotia-
'4' lhey consider that a regime
"1ld by traditions like those of
rss5l1 court probably would be
= asleF to deal with eventually. as
!. asnonIai could be much cur
fE0GRESs OF REBELLION.
FANG, April 9.-The Russian Min
Y. y china NJ. Giers, responding to
!, s',[ Tom Prince Ching and Ii
y. Cl4ng regarding Manchuria.
IN refuses 10 hold further com
|, -.oA with them upon the sub
b. .ls Aongolian Prince. Olaskan.
ma" Of Prince Tuan, proves
I, - q Important factor in the rebel
a, IL ~ progress. He urges the re-
60. Uoops to march on sian-fu
\ 80 Knowing General Tupg Fuh
- c me Emperor brought the re-
y >, On Ills own head when he pub
|,h,~.' 5ulct threatening the general
[,s Ut Punishment. On account Of
r rr. , power and influence. Cen
,-4 run Sian would not permit
so, ~ naturally desired to prove
a. he has the entire Moham-
!, ~. population with him. Prince
Ia Cha mas a large following, while
/, y gl as controls the entire pro pro-
=" Mongolia. pio
r,,, ANARCHY Poss1BLRj
,,aa-sslHINGToN. April s.-Tbs Stat.
ohm 'I on mas heard further from Mr.
hsg ,. Uu[ Special commissioner al
re "a cue the effort mak;na
i,asnr .sS. an agreement respecting
.asss I INIT, to be demanded from nth the
acipal I s. Mr.. RocEhilp,
,os Sal effort acting under 6irant ia
t he IRON from Secretary Hay, is 10 in in.
aaovr, vi, ne. total Of their claims t.
sas5 bv ' wa SaiGh the financial EXPERTS ,1 :,
ID 70 y :. Sir sI. Robert Hart. have o Is
,nH "''aln the ability Of China
Il d, goltsa States govern, 49,.
ity On e, no account should 's'4 tbe td ha'
e and ela,n exceed 5000 q COO One po' rIna
Z hat Is has steadfastiy sop rJuHt =,
d go asaFe the outside limit nTt9 m ~ :,
q claims 70! Itself the State De an .4'
prss Sl1,6 Mr. Rockb liip% %1th "a, and
wing the s'ion of an itemiz 1t@ 1 scoo, 10
1 ,o,1 q ff' 55e 73: made BY tn,
= and m n. China, its D'r msiny.-e con
r ne lust claims of 'f tss a1,s.
y, \ suffered IN were American citI nlls
,,.tg to , Boyer out6yesS and I Pers q.
''cors a 3'oid oppFessin ne x, chin IN 1T it
- .se quest siossdy settlement t-'i "a an IN
r. 1oe see stands '2 ri,,, United State t,
b s sat in its cI siI.lng to make
aS ae5l'9s represented .sl. provided oy tn
et,ely, l nd.., claims in at nroa Pssin
| Possible that Il if I MpI Poo,1