The Archive · 1905

The Impatience of China

Peking, 8th October, H. E. Chao Erh-hsun, Military Governor of Shengking, has wired to Peking'to the following effect The Japanese Military administration at Mukden puts obstacles in the way of the Chinese administration, and China should demand. that the Japanese authorities be withdrawn at once. Regarding Kinchou, Fu-chou, Haichéng, and Kaiping, as.well as Port Arthur, the terms of the lease ought to be similar to' those of the former Russian lease, viz, for thirty years; and the Peking Government'should enter into a convention with Japan concerning the financial arrangement, and other important matters beforehand."

It-is thus seen that China still feels uneasy about Manchuria, T. Yuan' Shih-kai and Chao Erh-hsun will settle the difficulties—Speoial service.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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