The Boxer supporter, I Ku, whose doings hare been correctly reported by Four naive correspondent, is still in Peking, Vice-President of the Board of War. "His name was handed to the Foreign Ministers when the Black List was made out, but they in ignorance of who he was allowed him to be unnoticed.
Foreign Advisers, One of the Memorials presented by Viceroy Yuan Shih-kai, when in Peking, was a recommendation that the six Boards and two other departments each have a foreign adviser. In general, this is a hopeful move. but its practical execution will he a doubtful good. The Foreign' Powers will press for recognition, and all will have to be represent d somehow. The Chinese furthermore imagine they must find noted men from abroad, whose salaries would for each man amount to Tis 50,000 a year, and at the same time men on the ground engaged in education are blamed
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