Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-14
MORE TROOPS FOR ISLANDS.
Instructions Sent Admiral Train
To Take Measures to Pro-
teCt Americans.
pre.by terrain Board OF Foreign Mis-
lens Warns Missionaries To Re-
port Movements by Natives.

chicago, ltu' " ~ "~f"N" " 49,
r,ihune from Washington, ID. c.. says;
Thlrty.elght thousand men OF the reg
.,,.. army are to be mobillzed at Ma
ala FOR service in China in case OF an
arising against foreigners in the ar
cisnt empire. The war department mas
,,o,ermined 10 send four regiments OF
,ra,ry ad seven batteries OF artillery to
IN. far eastern islands In addition to
The troops already ordered.
The navy is also active and has d.
,scted Rear Admiral Sgsbees squad
ron. consisting Of one armored ana
.hree protected cruisers to hold itself In
,sadiness 10 proceed TO the far east and
report 10 Rear Admiral Train. COM
uauder-in-chief of the Asiatic fleet. The
navy department also has sent instruc"
,lons 10 Rear Admiral Train to take
such measures as may seem TO MN an :
,lsable for the adequate protection OF
Americans and their interests. Gun
hoa,s Of the Helena class which have
been undergoing repairs at Manila, VIII
be commissioned without further delay
end semitic China for use on the rang
ise kiang.
Rear Admiral Train has arranged
with missionaries living IN the territory
iEayersed by this stream to hurry To
certain points In case OF apprehension
Of trouble, and upon arrival they VIII
Ne picked up by the men OF war,
MISSIONARIES WARNED.
New York, Feb. 1i.--The Presbyterian
hoard Of foreign missions In this city, IN
consequence OF the embarkation OF
american soldiers for the Philippines
for possible service in China, has warned
lis missionaries to use the cable In re-.
Ierting the anti-foreign movement OF
The natives and TO keep In touch with
the nearest treaty ports in case OF trou-
bic.
The chief cause of anxiety" said
Robert n. speer, secretary Of the board.
last night, "is the constant spreading
OF wrong IDEAS Of the reatment of the
Chinese in this country. Stories are be-
ing circulated through China OF the
massacre Of Chinese in America and in
China they have yellow journals just as
we have them here. But they have not
the Intelligence that we have, and the
stories have a greater percentage of be-
levers. We knew OF the presidents in
tenton to send troops TO the Philippines
weeks ago.
THE treaty ports the missionaries
may use as refuge places are Canton.
Shanghai, Hankow. Hangchow. Soo-
chow, Nngpo, Tslentgan, Chefoo, TEN
sin and Pekin. The majority Of these
would give means OF escape for refu-
gees by water routes, In all of them
missionaries and their families would
find hlgh Chinese officials and foreign
representatives who would be of help
10 them. But In many Instances the
missionaries and Americans are at such
remote places that they could be easily
cut on, and their only chance OF safety
would rest with the government of Chi
ma and Its representatives"
One OF the visitors TO the Presby-
terrain board Of foreign missions here
yesterday was Rev. G.. Charles Fair
cough an inland Chinese missionary !,
VINO has Just arrived from China.
While 1t takes time for news OF the
boycott on American goods to travel
rom the coast TO the Interior" said Mr..
falrelough the anti-Amefcan and
unu'toreisn feeling In north China Is
very bitter, and believe IL Is more
nNter than 1t was at any time during
the Boxer year.
ne ieellng was very strong when
Wv the Anhuei province In December
~ was caused by the stories of H.
ues'ineht OF Cinnamon In America,
ii the exclusion law. In the inland
Vnns the merchants are selling no
leslcsn goods and | know OF cases
,ue1e Chinese merchants have burned
s"sr STOCK OF American merchandise
,a.ner than have their countrymen
session. ~ ''e' pos-
not the same anti-foreicn feo,-
s u ine Boxer year. II comes ont
~ Nnat they believe IL patriotism, The
avnese are anxious to get their nron-
H INTO their own hands. There are
alvad, mining and other kinds ~
r developing property in chi
va una the men back of them ara fnr-
,tisueFs Only recently / saw one q,
u'sse syndleates 20 through ali ,ha
A r9IlroaS p1I,.elopment In the building Of
F Chlnese resclnded All the ,Iab,.
gwen 10 them. VIC 'e"'s
llberaluv 90 80 =" una remarkable
Student. vi views among the Chinese
queues ~ Japan They cut on their
even ta,, wear European clothes ana
form N . aDout tne necessity of a new
Is sn,. government for China. There
among IN OF governmental revolution
OoNGER ON SITUATION
ca I"s Angeles, Cal. Feb. l4-Edw,r :,
mInIs,s. ior many years United states
a. pasaaso emma and who is stavlng
In an tr,Ha Tor the winter, ia ountad
foreign a,,, view on the present anti.
The disiatlon In China as folIows
China ag. T,sed states should warn
fibls %salhst repetition of tho ,ar'
a sbor vi Few years ago.
20 lmpros. OF whrshlps should be ,nado
China tbos upon the government n,
REPEATED 10y 'he troubles must nor bs
u Am sna WI not be tolerated w
will cor,e sdusned that serious trouh,s
viii h. Out do not expect tbat i,
United st,tscted specially against ,he
rtlgnne wu, out viii be agaInst rho
Tbs Manehu dynasty "'s' 'he
IN hpnharaah churians are insieni,,can,
!. for ibs , ana the present unris,n y
Dynasty purpose OF establishing ', nas'
Continued ~ not to Gust forelvnars :,
lent dls,nrhl, longer. "rhe m,sat 81,
EN- n ruv,nn.nees will be In the so,,,b.
foreign inter- c ana Will endanger ali
don are li s's within the zone ~ raha,.
ran Ret on, 'ole 10 be hurt before ,bay
tiatss sho,,,a I mat Is why the JynitsS
ist China know that a