The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-06-14
|cRUSSIANFORCE3
/ Said Troops Numbering Four
rbousand Are Moving on
tbe Chinese Capital
| DevlGEU EMPRESS SEEKSSAFEIY
.,.,rrain Carrying Foreign Forces
Nave Left Ticn Tsin to Repair
,be Damaged Railway

r,ue for Decisive Acdo" Has
W .,,,,cd anH the Mo'ement
u.. ~
= York. June 12.-Thc follow
"a ,,blrrram from Pckins was re-
vopday ~ the Methods Epis-
III ,l board.
sre.in. Jmc @. Massacre native
r.ns. situation for foreigners
Of. pre,s Washington.
81 "DANIS.
"GAMEWELL."
c,n, direct from the mission
| .orc,, at rckin, Of which
Davis and Gamcwcll are in
copy Of the message Was
~ President Mckinley. In re-
or ,bc cable message TO the
~ 3eo, Rev. \. B. Leonard, the
"a .ooary secretary. added the fol
q ,c "Thl- means our people are
Z GREAT peril and greatly need such
-,,sc,ion as our government can ai-
III H."
ss,atch from shanghai, dated Mon
4, .mO Russians, with twenty
q. have already been landed al
In T.n. and are marching in the
s;rfc'.on % pchin.
81 oplon. june "a special dis
4 from Icu Tsin says it is re
- Cd that the dowagcr empress has
a, 10 tic Russian legation at Pc
-Sy,,hinr,on. June L.. The follow
~ undated dispatch has been re-
= cd a, ubc navy department.:
4, Forces landed 10y different nations.
onnr communications to Pckin.
ID he1cao- joined.
"KEMFFF."
ha.h.ug'on. June j.. admiral
pmpF reports The arrival OF the
4 .do.o, o., Talu
e.. ,rp6r,s received here are not |
&cat,c Of the restoration of peace |
i China at an carly date. The out !
sres of the BoNcr, continue without /
kerrup'ion from the government |
4 ,bo report, show That the re-
. ned f,rocity of The rebels has not
e. exaggerated. 4 rccapitulation
4 ,be ou,rarc. i'm the past twenty
b. hour, show The destruction of
i ires and rails for two miles of
u p,kn railroad. being repaired un-
h The guns of the international
Farl,
! reign Of terror az Pckin from the
k'ons Of mob and the arming of
\ ians to assist the foreign soldiers.
ihe ioo'ing ana burning or Amer
ml''''hs VIVID" '"'''c n''''S oI
r. ny ''' 'h'''cS' S'idi''S VINO
\ "n' '' P'''''' 'h'ln.
he massacre '' S'''n'}-h'e 'hrls-
T. converted 'hd trained by Amer
MISSIONARIES "' l"nS 'hau'
%. '"' '''''''7 were burned
"" "''"'N upon "n American ms
American marines he'd the
az o'E
s' De'"e'n hn~,lan 'oSSacks
4 ''AeTs' I'D which both sides suf- ,
'',,'S !
NoO "''',N upon 'h' palace OF the
\ ri0y al Nan A'ns
'' ''Por' 'h'' The government
IT, are being dcoit out TO the Box
Is me most startling information
I'D. o'en received. The authcn-
I y OF 'he report has not been cs- ,,
-'''o =
sp, lei, Cupdo, to ron,ir ln rail. /
p at pckin, which ha, been torn
\ by Boxers The first train ear !
r Adm. Seymour and staff. ESQ -
|na'h, Capt, NcCalia's 100 Amcri- Il
" '''lans and - Australians. 4
4. i.o.y ra'E loon o'nnons with them. il
b. .' r"'.,' ,''0 carried British Jap I
I.,e., '4,'.'o. ,,. ana French troops. n
r. !. po''s from Fekin say the "
/ n. la... possession Of a wild mob
, ,.. "s"''ons are threatened.
|,,,. 'io'' vi from Iunk Chau SAYS Is
e. -, ,'r'''ians have been massa- d
4 a and. aaa some ONE. burned by Boxers.
Berun r.. -o'''sn % troops.
|oat rirer ,.. ne herman gun
Nlhtlr. H. ~ ''' H ordered TO leave d
n. rorrrn". ,a,s" = ,or " oh.na' s.
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