Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-01
Failure to Fulfill Obligations viii
Entail Consequences.
POLICY OF UNITED STATES
presents an objection In Way oil D''
nyerlng a Joint Noe A"er''"
VIII Accept silver

o.,.,. nsc sl.-The ministers mere
=, tho foreign powers have 'elesFa l,'
- r,yernments the refusal o. Oiiiia
''" 80, the international indemnity III
IVA notes and have discussed the 'iia'
.or among themselves. 1t is propo ,,
~ INFORM the Chinese government mo
sollure to fulfil the obligations pro.'u
% IN the protocol will entail grave '''
sequences -, s,otes nres-
ne a. objection In the way Oh ue
SCENTS On ioint note TO china on tiie
nNe.In9 and The present dilllcully
lh.'v0 ai,t attributed TO the encouraee-
81 a eiyen TO China by the Amsrivan
Dlel'' s,,o,t,s endorsement OF thelt
bosv ,rnants The Chinese are cohten.
aisu, ,ni, developments, believing that
10 wv owars will find II so dilicult 70
agree on course or aeuoli sn Ia in
nresent deadlock VIII De p'o'o''sN0 "
definitely, p,.o,, Won Kettler.
Tho German minister VINO We n NJ
in pekin shortly after inc outS a1ioa,ed
,na Boxer trouble, VIII W AS,aors
Ian. is, Chinese ana GeIniam -
participating. The mohuliiens ,,1r-
white marble arch spanning l.e he
c,nal business street at the spot VIZ
Raron Won Kettler was assasSl'i1 ~,
replying TO inquiries from tn n,,, i,sS
lions the foreign office To-Day "u,'i'',eu
mai there was some truth IN tne
norris of warlike preparations on ~
mart Of Tung Fuh slang ~ ulousn y
rparacterizes the stories OF nus INV
ments as exaggerated. The.lorelsnl VI,
Acc saws the vlceroys OF lhe hol 'hei
nrovinces have sufficient troops 10 SUI
due him. This latter statement NOV
ever Is disbelieved. IL IS eNpscleu t ,..,
Government troops Will JON lulB un
Stang in the event OF ms uhuerlhAihs
a rebellion. Popular sympathy Is WIN
TunR Fuh Slang, who was eSlleu anu
degraded for obeying the orders OF ms
superiors and attacking the foreign IT,
cations here
POLICY OF UNITED STATES
washington. Dec, Sl.-The state de,
nartment has been officially advised
through its fiscal agents IN emma tla'
Inc second installment of the chinese
indemnity fund, which fails que to,,iU' :
row. must be paid in silver or talncI
an a silver basis This result mas peel
anticipated and the department moIe
than a month ago was advised nhol a',i,
aIlv Of what would happen, Inc nv.
,nstallment Of the indemnify. WhlSn
was due July last, was LIKEWISE pau
on a silver basis, the nations recelsl ~,
The money reserying the right 10 eia,n,
,hs Inference between the silver anu
cold basis. Therefore tomorrow me u n,.
Ssrtment will have placed 10 It's creu l.,
sles 09S for It has without hesltauei'
decided TO accept the payment on Inc
basis proposed. 1900 ,ho,
some idea OF the extra charge 'hs'
| would be imposed upon emma ava s nv
| Weld 10 the demands OF the powers 10y
2aynent OF these indemnities on g9lu
hasls which is the basis of the calcula'
| TON OF the Indebtedness may pe gather
"a from the fact that silver was Wol "
| n cents al the time the agreement WA
| signed IN Pekiu, It is now worm ohiS
| 81 cents. -. ,,,,ons
The Impression prevails here at'ont
! the persons who have taken part u
these settlements that the indemnltie'
demanded by the powers are peyon,
china's ability. She may for year q