tin gold, When China wanted the conference on extraterritoriality, Jsident Coolidge's attitude on the his first conference with a cabinet the powers would take his com-powers Chinese situation is that all' the fealled France's move was to refuse officer since leaving Washington for jmunieation to Minister MacMurray, vacation, President Coolidge will which was transmitted forthwith they further signatories to the Washington to ratify the treaty and act on the discuss to-morrow with Secretary the various governments concerned. strengthen America's position in treaties and the extraterritoriality other subject. Kellogg late developments in the [During the Secretary's absence resolution should proceed under During this dispute the influence ebt funding and Chinese situation. there have been informal diseus-Diplomatic usage makes Secretary. those agreements and do what they! lof the United States was exerted, Jsions between American and for-Kellogg hesitate about making the can to adjust conditions in China. with the result that China paid the The Secretary of State, who was jeign diplomats and various counter-Jnote public without the approval of Tt was explained to-day that the Boxer indemnities. in gold. Then on his way to-night to the summer Jeuggestions advanced from British jthe powers which have received it.
JUnited States Government had not} [France ratified the treaty and the White House from his home in St.
But the President may decide, it is Paul, Minn., will be joined here sources, accompanied by an appar-entered into an understanding, but) Jway was cleared to carry out the Under-Secretary Grew coming from reluctance of the British gov-said, that diplomatic usage in this lease must be sacrificed in the inter-that there had been an exchange of mine-power treaty and the extra-Jernment to expedite the discus-jest of peace and justice as opposed ideas on the situation in China and territoriality resolution. The ex-Washington.
There is no development in either Isions as to abolition of extraterthreatened chaos and war—ithe policy to be pursued in carrying Jchange of ideas, interpreted the debt or Chinese altuation, it ritoriality. {into effect the action of the Wash-Tokyo dispatches as an understand was indicated to-day at White Court, Tt has been suggested that the *Washington Post." ington conference. The Adwinistraing, followed. The anti-foreign riots Yhat has alarmed the President oF threatened turbulence in China tion holds that there should be no in China had to be taken into ac~ ted him to believe that a serious jeansed by newly aroused national-delay in this respect. The Preeident count, Composure of the dispute crisis has been reached. lism should first subside -and the
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