The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-12-13
NJ SEPlrISIAIEMtsT OF TERMS.
,.,o,I,tions for a Final Settlement
Vii Come After the Chinese Have
Considered the Matter.
o.seiusions Arrived at by the
s.,xs,e ,xs,ealsiiajkes-ssssess:.,a- q *. -eawena---.
pis.r,, Now in the Hands of
the President.

.sL
,,,s 5000 Russian troops back ,
n.,u has been countermande,
~, vii remain in the far east III
!, hrher oriers.
s,c.ii.ions for the peace settl,
-, Save no; yet been opened, say
4, ptking correspondent OF III
yrrss, Pos; wiring yesterday. TIL
s,.s,A German and japanese minis
!, rt awaiting instruction anC
,s~ CHING and Ii Hung Chan.
3 ssai,ing more satisfactor,
~ TIE Impressions is growing
,,zr men Of all nationalities that
va impossible, that a resump-
sadie campaign in the spring is
ass1, and that partition is the
st elu:ion. Two American mis-
sems complain that the Germans
a % Chau loot converts equally
Il ciher Chinese.
bin. Dec. S.-With reference 10
y xEs communicated from London
n a. agreement has been reached
fhhns high Official of the Ger
b brsign Office, who is empowered
4 y,sk in the name Of Count ron
lssE, imperial chancellor, said Fri.
Frsaisg'
DE report is correct. but there
, Kill some minor points unset.
~ I was clear from the first that |
loie formulated by the foreign |
|ssp In Peking would not be ac-
~, inamuCh as the United States
s'Eed Mr.. Conger instantly and
sts raised some formal objections.
y hat the ENJOYS are agreed. and
t';e is acceptable to the United |
|t5 there should be no exultation
ItS' other powers had been bowed
q. will OF one nation. All were
} u take whatever course they
N and they chose in the interest
fi's and harmony. They altered
~. 10 meet the views of the :
NJ States. 1t Is TO be hoped that
f''' that Germany has gone so :
complying with the wishes OF
.'iid States will meet with rec .
|i'n in America" '
|1srng to the question of punish :,
. 'As Official in question pointed =
A' Germany still insists upon {.
r''resl admissible punish =,
H iAs note puts 1t. V
ing Chang has informed Gen. ,
's'ai he and all the people of =
F'rnc' Of Chi Ii arc extremely :"
Hmd gratifed at the behavior ou
Anrlcan troops toward the :
ms IS considered no light ~
from all sections of the por- o.. 81
lie city under American SUI .''
= come words Of praise, w W~,
~'S and commendation re- "s
@s behavior of the Ameri-
tic
aEoa' Dec. lO.-The next i'm 'ei
r,p IN the Chinese situation en'
a' formal presentation to Ter
90 plenipotentiaries of the sur
!" sHlyed at between the ~"
''a'e Of the powers at Pc M o."
Rnation for the Boxer ""'
10 Just what manner this "o'
1A Mr. COnger has not in po,s ,,
= state department., al. s~a D'.'
Probability is that the ."e
va oe handed TO the Chi. aoa ~
1'ecuon Of the diplo- oo,o
As has been stated al .r .oO
>, 'resment is simply "a A
ssiD ,.ro.,, upo, "hlch fede
s;ku,n. .ns '' Oniha Repr
h ~ officials as a matter 49,,
7xa,io,, g.. open
ssa. l,,s. "nSi settle legis
.ss., rysn the Oni- execl
Il \, @s Consideration of the Wa
=. - Down bv the nowers senat
~, ,sT''nent, deciphered HO'
Ne, g 40" IN the hands of csllin
"a officials decline to rect
Esio-,na..." =" advance of the charg
~sts.,,,5, 'nat 1t has and b
crises W.. '1e powers tain {
ION Mr. O. 80 80 curing
Ibis will be tho a' "a." pool s
h'sieS of the agree. A,
ra. outline In the st.
l.,. auer.
va ! "ephee. music,
Sss,. ~, Dec. John ~ cation
a,5. 70. statement ,ha, was b
L. AcPhee =, "Fancl