The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-29
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President Yuan Cannot Spare
Him Is One Of the Reasons
for Change of Plans.

SHANGHAI, November l0.-Sun Vat
Sen has given up bis proposed visit to
japan on the ground that the present
.e0Rditions in Japan are not favorable
10 the,same His Japanese friends are,
however, trying to induce him to re-
consider his decision, but so far in vain.
4 The japanese consulate at Shanghai
gave dinner last night to the mem
,bersrof the japanese Diet now visiting
the city, inviting at the same time
many prominent Chinese, including Sun
Vat Sen and Hang Hsiling, ex-Chinese
minister of finance. Speeches were de.
flivefed on both sides, all dwelling upon
the necessity for Japan and China to
join hands.
Yuans Attitude.
\ PEKIN, November LIT is an open
secret that President Yuan solicited
both Sun Vat Sen and Huang- Hsing to
igivetup their idea of making foreign
stodr' in the present circumstances of
China, which are extremely different
both politically and financially. Add.
}tional embarrassment has been caused,
Yuan declares, to Russo-Chinese rela-
ltions by the newly concluded Russo
Y Monaghan convention, which appears
to have been secretly recognized by
both Great Britain and Japan, while
the Chinese government has resumed
Negotiations on the Six.Power interna-
tional loan, inl'which the difficult ques-
{ tioh Of foreign financial supervision
Sshould be settled. Embarrassment of
I China is such, according to Yuan, that
! although Russia is now her bitter
enemy on account of the Mongolian
question, China is compelled to borrow
money from the international syndicate
I of which Russia is member Yuan
wants to face these difficult questions
/ in cooperation with all the leaders OF
/ the Republic, hence he does not desire
/ that any foreign tour should be under.
taken either by him or Huang at this
iuncture. Sun will perhaps refer tC
his health or use some other pretext as
the cause of the suspension of his tour
No Imperial Reception.
One of his followers, however, gives
n different explanation. He says that
! Sun at first expected that he would be
received in audience by the japanese
! Emperor, in view of the special bond OF
: friendship between Japan and China
and his position in his own country
DuL was ldLSI ny lnt
government that an Imperial audience
would be impossible.
On the other hand President Taft i.
reported to have decided to accord hin
treatment as a guest of state while il
America.
What Is Said in Toxic.
TOXIC, November 11.-Interest ha,
been aroused by the report that Docto
Sun has postponed his projected visit tt
Japan This information conveyed b.
telegraph is meager, but yesterda,
Emorning one of his intimate friends
IIoi Mikami, of Kobe, received mes
sage which while announcing the pest
ponement, gave no explanation of tn
lcause.
Another Kobe friend of Mr. SUI
, gives the following explanations: TIL
Crisp loan has not been allowed to G
through and the activities of the 81
Power syndicate are being revived
The situation thus necessitates Docto
Sun staying in China, and the Pres
dent may have asked him to postpon
his departure.
Yesterday afternoon, Doctor Sun sen
| a telegram to the Toa Dobunlai e>
pressing his regret at being eompelle
to postpone his visit for a month on az
count of poor health.