Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-19
1HF SITUATION AT
TEN TS|N is ACUTE
,.,.,sh and Russian Soldiers Encamped on
r;4hor Side OF Trench Orders to Shoot
Any One Commencing Work.

nj, March is,--tAfternoon'' -
ten , ,'n, and anxiety here as TO
The ei' mn developments of the Anglo
Tie poss's .lS,as dispute do not abaie' A
RUSSIAN !, british troops and a COM
''np' y Russian soldiers remain en-
pp an either side Of the trench'
alap'a :, each other The Russians
,'s,'s orders to FIRE on any one COM
Hs""I wosaok says the trouble was
u't Nv the unwarrantable interior
a.''a i, Il, British in the affairs OF sne
se~ .. Concession, and he adds that
a y .l,ns will not be continued unless
!, ssives orders from bis own '''
pr0i ,on valaersee is
.,',,.a here today, Both sides WIZ
- "a him but they both consider
n.i,, 10 be beyond his authority
y, , a1, await orders from Europe,
Wy s Wv, Of the attack made py
sFss~ u excited French soldiers Oh
huo,', ,as y, Of the British sikh reg"
s"s sunday in the French concession,
G ,,4," I0rne. Campbell says u was ,s
v ws,sly a childish outbreak against .n "a
ms's '' :, their own general, VINO nae
v yssSiSssn Inc French soldiers to enter
iv''i p.,sh concession. This order iol-
, Se a request made by Gen, Lo ie,
canubeD alter almost every les.'. .he
VA Tyamslsined Of the behavior OF the
T NV u insulting women retusihE
n 'Sy for purchases, acting rio'ous's
snd abusing English soldiers I'D.
' Gel Ycyron, the French COMMANDER
recognized that is must stop uhu "
w., Nj French soldiers TO Keep N
,s,, avn concession. Gen, Lorhe.
eam,bsll was perfectly satisilea that
Den voyron was in harmony WIN Nh Mn
sslf and anxious to maintain ordel' M,o'
roop Ninth United States lhlahtIy'
ssys me French soldiers we're IRE
Snently abusive to the Americas
,roons who we're unarmed while Out on
lass while the French were armed VIZ" wv,
swords or bayonets, On one OCCASION
IN American disarmed Frenchmah
and mtned over his weapon 70 the SER
geant az the guard explalnlnb SAILS
focior,N his reasons iOr the action tax
en- Nal. Foote thought that sooner OF
later the British must act IN the IN
,erest Of the concession
Gen. voyron says there Is no friction
between the French and the British
The lnudfnt Of Sunday was regrella-
bic but VAS caused by few excltaole
men allo has no connection whatever
with aly feeling individual Frenchmen
NAV hold in favor Of the Russian claims
IN connection with the land on which
II was proposed to build the railroad
siding,
RUSSIA WILL NOT REcEDE.
Paris, March lg-"Russia Will not re-
cede hon the position she has taken
In the matter OF the railroad siding at
tlien Tsin, Of that you can be as
cured"
This statement was made TO a rep
resentatiye Of the Associated Press by
q high official Of the foreign office.
Continuing, this official said Rus
sia will not advance and will act slow
ly, but having taken up the position she
now occupies she win be moved there
from only by force England has been
unsuccessful In her efforts to secure the
aid Of other powers to attack Russia's
position regarding Manchuria, and is
not likely TO begin hOstillties unsup-
ported 10 the present instance. 1t is
hardly possible that England will 20
70 war over a railroad siding with the
Tnnsvaal question siill pending.
expect to see England yield. As
70 he statement that French soldiers
snfsed an English officer, we do not
rlsN Il TO be true for though the al.
issa attack occurred yesterday. we
nv not yet had any advices on the
sgblect'
THE TEN TsIN SIDING.
London, March ls,-some Of the after.
nO0n laIe's say the Tlen Tsin diflicul-
uss nave been arranged.
c ine Misunderstanding was due TO the
.ausse authorities granting the same
w.cessiou to two nations.
.ns arrangement enables Great Brit
~ v proceed with the construction
y ~, 'ls tal'cad siding but II Russla's
~, WE proves to be earlier than
- ~, = vreal Britain, the latter is to
Trs. n. The claims of Russia.
49, ~. ls'slgn Office. however, has no
nn.s asloa lending to confirm the an.
t ~, 'a.sns Of an arrangement having
bS III aaaf and the officials are rather
49, 70 doubt that such an srrange.
d. ,. ~ been arrived at. They saw
" sssl. 49, concession was given 10
De 49, ep0n newspapers welcome
stri a,s,,s. w concerning the awk-
e, Ipsss..a Of affairs at Tlen Tsln
hcs ~ i.a The probability of the
an bslr,~ y. Russian and Great Brit
incn.is', aIsd by the Intervention Of
pns 'InIsiesled power ' Vi
en-, srnrs's slsss' OF the British mus
VIZ ons Uses uses the opinion that there Is
'" 10 stop Russian agrees