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BATTLE FEVER HIGH IN JAPAN.
Subjects of the Mikado Eager for a
Bout with Russia.

Victoria, B. c.. July 21-The steamer
Understandable which arrived last night,
brought news that the war feeling In ia
pan was stronger than ever when the
steamer sailed, because of the alleged con-
cessions made by the Chinese government
to Russia. The increasing excitement of
Japanese papers Is also accentuated by
the change of attitude of Prince Ching,
who is said TO have gone over completely
to the Russian side.
The Kobe Chronicle says Admiral Iiilak-
ka, chief commander of the japanese
squadron, has addressed a memorial TO
the naval staff department suggesting
the adyisability of organizing the Japa~
nese squadron and also the necessity of
formula ting a plan of defense and gen
eral operation from the naval stand
point.
Count Oakuma a prominent japanese
statesman, said Japan should ask an ex-
planati ton of Russia S arbitrary conduct in
Korea and Manchuria and should the an
SWer be unsatisfactory u strong protest
should be sent and question 1T the same
time submitted to the other powers He
said in taking such a step Japan must be
prepared to resort to arms II necessary.
At present Japan was superior to RUSSIA
in ornaments in the Far East and Japan s
course was q right one; however impru-
dent Russia might be, it would not VEN
ture going to war and risk offending all
the powers, and he believed the protest
would be successful
Cole Brown and Edward Kaukela have
been sentenced to three years lmprlson-
ment by United States Consul Ragsdale
at Tien TSin for holding up Eugene Yer
ner a Frenchman a Pekin.
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KING AND QUEEN ARE
IN IRELAND,
AS They Landed, the Great Bell Of
the Roman Catholic Cathedral
Began To Toll for the Late
Pope-The Entry Into
Dublin.

Kingston, Ireland. July 21.--King Ed
by Princess Victoria and their suites,
arrived here at 9:05 this morning on
board the royal yacht Victoria and AL
bert.
Immediately after the yacht took its
position in the harbor the royal salute
was fred by thirteen vessels of the
home fleet.
Thousands of people lined the wharves
awaiting the arrival of their males
ties.
While they were gathering a note Of
mourning was sounded amid the gem
eral rejoicings 1t came from the great
bell of the Roman Catholic church of
ST. Michael. which tolled solemnly in
memory of the pope, whose death I'M
deniably mars the spontaniety of the
welcome. Their majesties were received
by the lord lieutenant Of Ireland, the
earl of Dudley and a number of Of
ticials and were conducted to a pavilion.
where an address of welcome was read
in behalf of the Kingstown municipal
council
In replying King Edward said he
shared in the sadness of the multitudes
Of his subjects over the news of the
pope's death.
His jestY said he remembered the
kindness with which his holiness had so
recently received him, and the interest
which Pope Leo took in the welfare of
the English people.
The king added that his visit came
at time when new era is opening
for Ireland.
Immediately after the ceremony their
majeSties, accompanied by the lord lleu-
tenant and brilliant staff and escorted
by the horse guards, drove off in the
direction of Dublin. amidst the grea test
enthusiasm on the part of the crowds
lining the road between Kingstown and
Bulls bridge. At the latter place the
procession halted and the king received
addresses from the suburban councils Of
Blackjack, Rathmines and Pembroke to
which his majesty replied briefly. The
procession then passed on and entered
the city Of Dublin, preceded by police,
detachment Of royal horse guards. a
brilliant staff. the lord lieutenant, the
headquarters staff of the Third army
coprs and other military and court OF
ficialS
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HIS DEATH CHARGED TO WEE
Prominent Dodge County Farmer L
Poisoned at Home.


Eastman, Ga, July 23.-( special)-The
poisoning of r. j. Tucker al his home
miles above Dubois and Y miles north
of Eastman. in the upper part OF this
county, on last Tuesday night has Gre
ated d great deal of excitement.
Sheriff j. c. Rogers, Of this place, was
wired yesterday from Gresston TO come
up at once. He returned last night with
Mrs. Charsey Tucker wife OF the de
ceased, and Bob Cow horn. Both are
now III Jail charged with the crime and
are awaiting commitment trial.
They accuse each other of the crime
and declare that they are individually
innocent, improper relations between
C0Wthorn and Mrs. Tucker is given az
the cause of the crime.
The death of Mr.. Tucker arouses SITS
picion as to the death OF Joe Horn who
died very suddenly al or near his home.
MIR Horn was on his way nome one Gay
last week and stopped in at Mr., Tuck
CT S and complained Of having collie, as
he had just eaten Il melon. Nh. Tucker
gave him a drink of brandy, thinking
it would give him relief. He immedia ely
became worse. dying before he reached
home.
1t is charged that Cowthorn and Mrs.
Tucker had put strychniue in the brandy.
intending for Tucker to get it, but Mr..
Horn was the unfortunate man.
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Cotton Corner Hurts England.

London, July 24.-Replyng to ques-
ton in the house of commons today.
of trade. said seven hundred cotton fac
tories in Lancashire We're working on
short time, and $4,000 operatives We're al
fected This was due to the difficulty in
securing raw cotton.
The question of cotton growing in the
British empire. in order to create a sup.
ply outside that of the southern states OF
America, was receiving careful consider
alton and the board of trade was pre-
pared to give any practicable help to those
interested in the matter
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japan Is Not Satisfied.

London, July 21.-The Associated Press
learns that Japan is not satisfied with
the assurances Russia has given the
United States in regard to Manchuria
and has been actively urging Great
Britain to join her in a more energetic
attitude toward Russia Great Britain,
thus far, has been disinclined to take any
action but Japan is persistent in urging
the immediate evacuation of and the
restoration Of the status quo at Neu-
chwang and that number of addit1onl
ports be opened to the commerce of the
world
Japan has informed the foreign office
here that Russia has not ceased to pre-
sent for Chinese assistance the conditions
which she presented some time ago and
which Russia denied submitting.
If the ports are opened in compliance
with the Japanese proposal Mancnuria
will be honeycombed with trade routes.
The Manchurian ports suggested by
Japan are Fuinhanchen, Tagustan, Sui
yam, Liaoyan. Semminchin and Tunhua-
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Fitzsimmons To Wed Actress.

San Francisco, Cal, July 24.-Robert
Fitzsimmons, actor and puglist, was
granted d license today to marry Julia
May Clifford, the actress. The ceremony
will take place tomorrow at Miss Gift
ford's hotel. F'itzsmmons gave his age
as Al and that Of the prospective bride
as %,
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Palma Trophy Winners Coming
Home.

London. July 24.-The members of the
American rifle team which won the
Palma trophy at Bisey recently will
sail for home tomorrow on the Cunard
liner Lucania. They were entertained at
tea this afternoon by Secretary White,
of the United states embassy. Ambas-
sador Choate and many distinguished
ality We're present.
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Visiting Public Institutions.

Dublin, July M.-King Edward and
Queen Alexandra separately visited a
number of public institutions today. The
weather was perfect and everywhere the
scenes of enthusiasm witnessed during
the previous days of their majesties' visit
were repeated by the crowds His majesty
first visited the dwellings built for work
ing people by Lord Iveagh Cecil GUM
ness and others. He was met there by
Lord Iveagh and Lord Ardlaum <Arthur
Guinness) and accompanied by them and
Irish Secretary Wyndham, entered the
tenements and talked freely with the in
habtants.
The king then went to the famous ST
Patrick cathedral and received an ad-
dress from the chapter.
After lunching at the castle, the king
and queen visited the Irish constabulary
where drill exhibition given
in their honor.
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.BAY0NET HEDGE FOR
WITNESS EVEN,
Military Camp Aroused by Cry Of
"Fire" and by Shots-Ewen's
Friends Are Making Con-
ditions in the Bribery
Case.

Jackson, KY, July 21.--The military
of "Firen and by shots fired by the pro-
vost guards Two details of troops were
sent into town. The fire was near the
depot A small house belonging to Henry
Collier was burned. The people were
| wildly excited, for fear il was repetition
Of the Even fire. Investigation showed It
was of !ncendiary origin and negro is
SUSPECTED. The troops are hunting him.
The burned house was near house
owned by Henry Comings and occupied
bv the Strong family. The Strongs are
the last of the noted strongs- ARMS feud.
The ARMS were all killed. Callahan had
| interma rried into the ARMS family and
took up the feud for several years after
| wards.
B. j. Even remained in the express
car. in which he was brought from Lex
ngton, until l a. m, when he was re-
moved to camp. He appeared under a
strong hollow square guard today and in
sisted that the grand jury first consider
the cases of Crawford and Tharpe,
! charged with setting fire to lIwen's home.
in which cases Even is not a witness, as
he was in company with the soldiers
when his hotel was burned. 1t is stated
that Ewen's friends want to ascertain
how the pending inquiry proceeds before
they testify in the bribery cases. Captain
Even said that Farmer Plummer, VINO
offered him $1,000, when he had two wit
nesses concealed, was one of his best
friends and there was no desire to punish
hummer and let the man escape who
furnished the 5000 and made Plummer
act as the go between" While nothing
can be learned from the grand jury, thel g
are many reports about the court house
that caused Dissatisfaction
The grand jury tonight returned ndict-
ments against Edward Tharp and Joseph
Ora wford, teamsters for the Harsis
Bros, for arson. They were already held
on the charge of setting fire to Ewen's
hotel last month.
An Indictment was also returned
against Gardner Plummer for attempting
to bride witness. 1t Is charged that he
offered f. } Even $500 to leave town
so that he could not testify in the trial
of Curtis Jett and Thomas White. 1t is
currently reported that l.. 7. Bolin who
Is we'll known here, as well as Even,
testified before the grand jury today
to who was to furnish the money that
was offered to Even by Plummer and
that two we1l-known county officials
were named in the, grand Jury room
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soUFRIERE AGAIN IN ACTION.
People of Kingston Are in a State
of Panic.

Kingston, st. Vincent. July 3.-The
Scufriere volcano has been slightly agi-
tated since July 10, emitting puffs inter-
mittently which cause electrified clouds
and low rumblings. A severe earthquake
shock was felt at 1910 a. NJ. Tuesday,
accompanied by a subterranean sound Of
cracking. which shook the buildings here
and threw the populace into a state ot
CONSERVATION, fearing that a disastrous
phenomenon would follow this earthquake
similar to that of July II. 1902 which pre-
coded the eruption Of September 3, 1907.
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People with good Dlood possess strong,
steady nerves and are blest with good
appetites and digestion, and enjoy
sound, refreshing sleep. If we could
always maintain the purity of the
blood then we might enjoy perpetual
health, but it becomes infected and
poisoned and most of the ills that affiict
humanity and undermine the constitu
ton are caused by al impoverished
or polluted condition of this vital fluid.
When the blood is diseased the skin
loses its healthy appearance, and the
complexion, its freshness and beauty
and becomes red and rough and full OF
pimples and splotches. Itching, scaly
eruptions, blacki1eads, boils and rashes
break out upon the body when the
blood is too poor or too thin and acid,
and is not supplying proper nourish-
ment to the system. Debility, poor
appetite, bad digestion, restless sleep
and nervousness more often come from
sluggish, impure blood than any other
cause. To build up the blood, restore
and nutritious again is the only rationa
get rid of skin troubles. There is no r.
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King and Queen in Dublin.

Dublin. July 21.-The entry of King
Edward and Queen Alexandra into Dub
lin was made the occasion for a general
holiday. The decorations of the city,
especially along the route of the process
sion 10 the Vice Regal Lodge, surpassed
anything hitherto attempted by Dublin.
not excepting Queen Victoria's last visit.
The grand stands erected at various
places were crowded, while the people
were massed on the sidewalks. Their
majestes continuously bowed their
acknowledgements of the warm greetings,
especially at the college green, which
was packed by multitude OF people.
1t was ldte in the afternoon when the
Vice Regal Lodge was reached Their
ma iesties lunched with the lord Iieuten-
ant and the days programme was con-
Guided with a formal visit by their majes-
ties to the duke of Connausht.
The whole days proceedings were not
marred by any unpleasant incident be
yond the absence of the ceremony of
handing the keys of the city to the
king.
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Maude Come Raises Black Flag.

Dublin, July 22-Maude Come (Mrs.
McBride), who is here, is determined to
make the visit of the king and queen I'M
pleasant, if possible. Yesterday she hung
a black flag outside her residence in
memory of the pope, she said 1t was
pulled down by the police whereupon
Maude Come, supported by lady friends,
hung out another black flag and armed
themselves with pokers and boiling water,
defying the police, who summoned re-
Infrocements But they made no further
attempt to haul down the flag, which was
again displayed today.
hing Edward and Queen Alexandra, ac~
companied by the lord lieutenant, the
earl of Dudley, and Princess Victoria,
their suites and other officials, drove
from the vice regal lodge to the castle,
which they reached shortly before IL
O'Clock this morning. The weather was
pleasant ana the crowds along the route
greeted their majesties with continuous
cheering.
The king, who wore q field marshal S
uniform, received in the throne room a
large number of Populations prior to the
levee. which opened at noon.
Many addresses of welcome were pre-
sented. The king, in reply, said there
was no part Of his dominionS In (Which he
took greater interest than in Ireland.
The queen and himself had long been in
sympathy with the movements tending to
advance the social and material we'll
Delng OF the community, and they hoped
now to become acquainted with the con-
dItions under which the people lived, and
to learn what could be done to brighten
the lot of the poor.
The queen, after presenting badges to
the jubilee nurses, drove to Alexander
college. In the meanwhile King Edward
neld a levee at the castle, which was at
tended by a great numbey of prominent
people from all parts of Ireland. In the
vicinity of the castle the streets were
packed with people, and presented a brill
liant appearance owing to the passing
and requesting of hundreds of court and
military officials in full uniform. After
the levee the king returned to the vice
regal lodge, where he was joined by the
queen.
The king drove to Trinity college this
afternoon and received address OF
welcome. He was accorded a great re-
ception by the students and faculty. His
majesty spoke briefly, saying he was
proud his name was numbered on the rolls
of the college which boosted Of swift,
Berkely, Burke and Grafton.
The king on his return to the vice regal
lodge received a continuous ovation from
the crowds in the streets
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Wife Murderer Hanged.

Washington, July A.-Benjamin HILL
who killed his wife last November at
their home in this city, was hanged at
the United States Jail here today Hill
was a native of Virginia and a Grand
Army Veteran.
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Washington July 2t.-The secretary Of
the interior today approved the deed from
the KioWa Indians covering the Mountain
View town site of Oklahoma, over which
there has been cOnSdera BILE controversy.
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Feudists Hold Rifles Ready.

Jackson, KY. July 1.-THE feud stu
alton here is becoming dangerous Nc
Knley CockrilI, the 80 year-old brother of
jim Cockrill, who was assassinated, is
working hard to get Witnesses before the
grand jury His brother. Tom, who has
been hiding in the vicinity of Jackson,
came ipto town today, and is taking
hand William Britton was found at his
home. 10 miles In the country, last night
and is now in iail. he had a hearing
before Judge Car3wel when Charles
Green, the witness who says he was
standing by Jim CockriI when he was
shot. identified the prisoner. The anti
Cockrill people are active and an open
clash is hourly expected.
Charles Green. who testified that he
saw men with Curtis Jett when the lat
ter Is alleged to have shot Cockrill and
that he could identify them if he saw
them, was taken again before the grand
jury today Splcer and Britton We're
presented to him He said they were not
the men he saw with Jett when the shot
was fired that killed Town Marshal
Thomas Cockrill,
1t is stated tonight that threats had
been made against Charles Green and
that he was intimidated so that he failed
10 lucIllIN IHt dlltSct ttSSctSSllIS OL
Cockrill before the grand jury. 1t is
now charged that the pending investiGa-
ton of the grand jury has been so inter-
rupted by intimidating some witnesses
and preventing the appearance of others
that it is deemed useless to continue the
Investigation.
BY a vote of s to 4 the grand jury re-
fused to indict Deputy Sheriff William
Britton on the charge of being accessory
in numbering Town Marshal James Cock
rill The jury also failed to indiCt AS
bury S5picer. Witness Charles Green teS-
tilted that he recognized two men, whose
names he did not know, with Curtis Jet
when the three shot Cockrill from the
court house window. On tho strength OF
this Britton and Spicer were arrested,
but Green's failure to identify them as
the murderers so weakened the evidence
against the men that the grand jury re-
fused to indict. Green was brought and
kept here under duress and has been in
a state OF terror since he came Green
was taken back to Lexington by de-
tachment Of soldiers.
AS Riley Coldiron came from the grand
Jury room he was arrested by Sheriff
Callahan for perjury Coldiron testified
that Brtton and Spicer were with Curtis
Jett when Town Marshal James Cockrill
was killed last summer. The grand jury
refused to indict Coldiron, and ordered his
release as we'll as that of Spicer and Brit
ton, because of insufficient evidence. The
anti-Cockrill people are openly 1ubilant
tonight over the result of the work of the
present jury, which is practically com
pIeted.
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CASS|N| SAYS DOORS
ARE NOT OPEN.
Russian Ambassador Say the State
ment Emanating from Wash
ington Is Not Correct-He
Knows of No Agreement
Regarding Manchuria.

Paris, July 20.--A representative of the
Associated Press had an interview with
Count Cassini, Russian ambassador to the
United States, who is here with his daugh-
ter spending part of his leave of absence
in Paris where he has an apartment near
the Champs Elysee. He said:
"It is not correct, as cabled, that
ARRANGED with Secretary Hay before my
departure the question of open ports in
Manchuria Il is true that Mr. Hay call
ed on me June Is, but it was only
friendly visit, and entirely unofficial. Inc
Manchurian ports were mentioned during
our conversation, but no definite arrange
rnents were completed. The conversation
was quite cordial, courteous and friendly;
but 1t did not go beyond that. / expect
however, that q mutually satisfactory I'M
Outstanding regarding Manchuria ques-
lions will eventually be reached between
the two governments. But. l repeat, no
such arrangement has been made by me-
What has been done by the charge d
afTaires since my departure fourteen days
ago [ do not know.
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he body and Keeps It IN a state OF
the foundation Of good health, and
must be kept pure aud untalnted.
was IN wretched health: my blood
was in bad order, my gums being
very much liberated. Ibegan the use
of S. s. s., and IN a remarkably short
tine was sound and well. My appe.
tite increased wonderfully and my
food agreed with me. think it is a
ane family medicine.
MRS. II. r. DAVIDSON.
Rcc1smart, Ges.
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Russia Warned To Keep Pledge.

Washington, July Observation-Disclosures
the publication of dispatches from various
foreign cities questioning the extent OF the
promises made to the American govern
ment by China and Russia respecting
Manchuria, the officials here positively de-
cline to add to OF take one word rom the
statement published from Washington
lust before the departure of secretary
HAY to the effect that satisfactory assui-
ances had been received that two or more
Manchurian ports would be opened to the
worlds trade.
1t is quite certain that China, which IS
here regarded as the sovereign power III
Manchuria, made these pledges, and 1t Is
equally certain that the United States
government fully intends that they sheth
be kept The details referred TO IN the
original statement as requiring ADJUST
ment are still unsettled. but the state
ment is patent resting in full confidence
OF the opening of the ports required With
in a reasonable length of time.
1t is true, as stated in the London dls-
ratch that Japan looks with suspicion
upon the Russian pAedges relative 70
Manchuria and has intimated to the
state department that they are not salts
factory, but so far the department Sees
no reason TO accept that view.