The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-11-28
,,iomatic Body Has Agreed
r,,o ~ the Basis of the Pre-
: liminary Treaty.
rms OF SETTLEMENT SEcRET.
# ,be Respective Governs
/ rr., Be Secured Before Ne
| |..,,t,ons Begin With China.
of Guilty. Indemnity
Of Legation Guards
o..u,atIon of Certain
.,,or, VIII Bc Required.

-. of Legation """rus
occupation Of Certain
..,,or, VIII Bc Required.
T., saturday Nov. 24.-Th'
- ,, body held a final meeting
ming and agreed upon the
- ,he preliminary treaty
M. remains except TO secure
.s-,,,l OF the respective gov
20 -. b,,ore definite negotiations
4. Chinese peace commissioners
L.. The precise terms of the
-, nave not yet been made
1,r bu. il is believed outside
.ious,ic corps that the main
"a in substantial agreement
A,., contained in the French
+. h, powers, namely: punish.
A. he guilty. indemnity to gov.
.,ca individuals, retention OF
|, t4ton guards and the oceu.
o, rr,aln places between Pc.
s,a Iska
srr o. American cavalry went
r 70 disperse a band of ban
,, village l6 miles from Pc
The ulage was found strongly
n bat The Americans attacked
aarei f.. killing seven Chinese.
wr, ellie, from Sian Flu to the |
sal uceroyS ahd governors or
I'm 70 cease The manufacture
irn arms and 10 revert to the
Il h Of weapons, because modern
bare proved utterly useless
] he foreigners"
m Nov 2f. Or. Morrison.
0'he Times from pcking Sat
confirms 'hr report of Rus
|tisOa 70 retain the railway
n troops are Withdrawn from
rnnce Of chi Ii. This
be- SAYS. "iS coincident with
|ral oi Prince Ckhtomsky.
z.aon ayowedly concerns the
The Chinese believe Russia's
BE that she is retaining the
their interest.
German expedition TO Kalgan
no opposition. The
Ipediiious which Count Won
Ne has dispatched 10 harass ,
shborhood Of Peking are main
Stions in search of loot. They
a'rectly directed by the Ger
. important military opera
Alnghai correspondent of the =
t.'graphs that advices from :
ny that the United States d
be- 10 join in the demand for Il
'silon OF the princes and other ,
.css /
L,gion, Nov. 2}.-The state de- ]
80 far has heard nothing "
= longer concerning the i'm II
spof,ed 20 have been reached
''egn ministers Wednesday
n IN fact, save a brief ex- n
respecting The insufhciency I,
--'.meniS proposed by the g,
syt.ameni 20 be inflicted Z,
F N'Ponsbie leaders of the n,
l"'larn', Mr. Conger has not Il
-a''d with the department r,
? ii'a a week. =,
|1S'.ag problem is suggested D,
r~'o.-liy. which to-day is
L Fooability, that the min
FH'ailng The powers at Pc
10Y reach an agreement. II W
''''' and the United States re
1'" 70 accept the German 81
s%aded by the British rep hi
| very much would depend vo
= and even some of the I'll
represented at Peking sv
night have great power cl,
proceedings Of the coun-
Preston seems 10 be that
' d ihe ministers. or per-
l.. ~ o' the representatives y
r'"sr wilhholds assent to ~
4, ,~ then The whole un- AZ. -.
a. '''' and there must be ="
p. a's''aiions directly be- h,' ,ns
b.. -' governments In the Wv W
/ =. r''' Upon new bases of ac. cei
d . r1tn must proceed 20 oo'
| r,'.' 'lH'se situation sing
1, .r' ", 'Ae latter contingent ]
ss~'',' '' Provided for in the wi
~,'a sgreemen,. Ea,
H. 1%~
ky'"' '' ~'ek WIN Stay. bee
H. ,,., H. NOV 2i.-Gov. Roose- cai
] 4. .gal gave ont his deci- vac
f. .s' .spplication for The re. 0.
b. '1'', - Of Mayor Robert A.
|snno,,,'' wv" York city. He II
a. y w., The mayor on the rni
rNls,lS.e ne was undoubt- win
! S,s in the american ! s.o' ",,'
~! W. ''ea no proof that
Nsfs a. 'u the law forbid