Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1900-08-30

Members Of the Tsung Ii Yamon
May Aot For China.
REPORTED RETREAT OF ALLIES.


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varv short +be maTaudoTg hairg driven
ofr and tho limo raetoro5 within q dav
or two The facr +hat moro Than a
week was covered NV the last Interrupt
ton gives rise TO the belief here that
these attacks gDoD lines Of communi-
cation Inv boxers are more formidable
than was gupn0s.f rn he ngeefaIa after
the heavy losses inflicted lrU0D them
bv the International forces in its ad-
vance
The frrortaar dfspafrh of the dav
was ona from Minister C0ngar relative
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MATCHES Tra e+ata darsrtmnpt CON
c1rding from Internal evidences that
Minie+or Congar,s ,,oeeogo was Ger
+oIrly, Ia+or thar ap,, ofrciaI a,nana+ion
from tho Chinese canitol the message
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mo in1nortar7+ movements since last
disnatch AIiIiTary ie trvino IN restore
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a,,noo, 80, ca,a.,rs 5eot1a no4 to
o2tar irnneri,1 ,,aIare Levin II MAJ
tirafIv yacant Two thousand Germans
orri,,ol tof.y 50
0ur minister's rafarenca IN the arri-
vol ~ . Qc0 f,.,.F, r-r,.,,,,, .,,.r.s. Il
como s,rrriee ro o-7a ,,'.- anr.re1,tI,, bav-
inc closei,- ,,,a+rh.ad tbg r,r,,aTnante of
ilE CioSeIS "a's,ls'' we IN e s'li9i'1S VI
tue German contingent. "AitA IS NO"
arriving win i%!iiy regular frequency
IL emma, ana "hlcn consequently may
be expected soon 10 equal III nuneflcal
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"A Slshlucaht statement III MINISTER
Conger 5 dispatch Is that respecting the
expected appearance IN Pekln OF some
OF the members ol the tsuhg II yameh
A natural construction TO be given to
this statement is that these ministers
wish TO undertake 70 represent the chi
nese government formally III nesoua-
tlons with the powers. IL having oeen
found 'mpossinie up 10 TINS moment
according [" MI Nonsef statement
TO meet any representative OF the Chi-
nese government In Pekln who was
competent to open negotiations, 1t may
be inferred that II the5e ministers ac-
tually appear with proper credentials
one or the problems connected with the
present difficult situation iu emma VIII
be solved
Ever since the fall OF PeHn the pTin-
eipal dliaculfy confronting the govern