The Archive · 1904

Sympathy with Japan

The "Tungwén Hupao" states that, when the news of the death of Prince Konoye was received in Peking there was a great deal of regret felt amongst the high mandarins there, as the name of the late Prince is a mast popular one in China, Princes Ching and Ssu and Duke Ya Long (whose nephew was a short time ago in Japan), all Spontaneously sent telegrams condoling with family of the late Prince on their sad ber Renewal of Disburbances in Chang Cheng (Mr. Téng's predecessor), who it will be remembered was removed on the very film lest of pretences, a step hot at all looked on with favour by. the Consular Body at the time.

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