I>cr THE v KAISEB r S BEPLYr^*-

Press Association— Telegraph— Copyright Received September- 5, '10:36 p.m. "• > ."_ "BERLIN', Septemßer 5.^. ' )The Kaiser," in a serious and severe attitude, '.seated on hie throne aMd sur rounded ."by , princes, received '^Prince Chun and the .Chinese Ambassador at, the palace at Potsdam. Without ■frising, he 'beckoned Prince Chun to approach. Prince Chun Tiowed thrice'o^i 4 "enter i ing and leaving, and appeared very nervous. He handed to .the Kaiser the, Emperor's letter expressing deep' regret "at Kettler's terrible^end^at^the' hands of the Boxers 'and rebellious soldiers, admitting that he was still 'deeply ani mated-iby -.a feeling:, of •penitence, and shame, and hoping that; the JEaisers indignation would yield to the" old feel ing and friendship and the resumption of intimate relations. He added that .the Emperor had personally stood aloof from* tho complicatidnß;,-;.thougK Jiiccord -hife ;to custom he assumed the "blame. He hoped that the- past events were xmly passing shadows. >^ r ' f HONO KONG-,, September A.- The Russian; Legation at Peking claim that"3Rußsia's,intercession saved Prince Churi from; indignity., -.. • .', ••" - ... J LONDON, September -5. §' The Times- says; the Emperor's..apol ogy %o Germany is hardly explicit', rhe Empress Dowager. aid^ not express peni tence for KetUer's; murder; -though she wasftlie chief of the offenders: V

MAIL NOTICES.
AN ANARCHIST BANISHED.
Press Association— Telegraph— Copyright ' Received September 6, 9.15 a.m.
ROME; September 5. King Milan authorised the banish ment of an Anarchist named Jaffer, an alleged, accomplice of Bresci, 'the mur derer of King Humbert. iThere/was no direct evidence to' connect him .v ; in .the. plot. . Jaffer "to settle -n America. . ■ . " •• -

FRANCO-TURKISH RELATIONS.
