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Count Cassini and Secretary Hay
Confer as to U,lfr icndly Cri-
ticislns Of the Press.
ne S{ t5 Nr3y5 Associated Press 5 I'M 81
1l3y a ssocintctl .Press.l

WASHINGTON. d. O., March IAN
important conference, lasting more than
an hour. occurred day between Secre-
taIy Hay ana Count cassini the Russian
ambassador The growing Ill feeling in
Russia against Americans, and the, con-
tinued attacks OF certain parts Of the
American press against Russia. was the
main subject d iscussed it5 ;i
n Count Cassini also informally inquired
about the report that the Commercial
Cable Company ha d applied for landing
privileges at8G uam for cable from that
island to japan. lie was assured ny Nr.
Hay that this government at present was
considering no such application
I'd To a. correspondent Of the Associated
Press Count Cassinl said that 1t had been
a bitter appointment to the Russian
lacking the Russian Government. the
Russian people and Russian policies. lie
said the first feeling Of the people had
been one of painful surprise, but that this
is now allizing into deplorable feel
ing OF unfriendliness.@
NJ 1.-THE tone Of Ralssinl, newspapers.
said the am baAsador consequence OF
the tone of many American newspapers,
ton in their influences to the United
States and, n in s my opinion itiHts u tho
interest OF both countries that Some meas
ures shall be taken to- check this before
f""SVhat is the cause OF the present un-
friendly policy OF the Russian press to-
wards this country" the ambassador was
asked. 5ss ~ 4.s't t55l (
The amba ssador replied: 1T is, the con-
slant unfrlendly feeling expressed III
al am sure that when these attacks,
which so far as Russia can see ire with
out cause, end the relations of Russia and
the United States will mo longer b PC
Count Cassini defended the Russian
position as to FManchul!a, saying assur-.
ances had been t. all the p9}w'te,r r
protected and said lie had been repeat
eddy assured by the officials, here that9it
Is ma saE2ezt s x o t1a1
jbetwecnBthe United States and, Russia. Ss
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been most jealousy guarded But Mrs.
Hay said to-day that at the earliest ops
Sportunity, he would move to discharge
the committee from further consld GRAFTON
of HIS resolution and have It acted on by
the whole House. It is impossible to see,
how the House can refuse to order an
now, as the report specify
ing the completely Of members and sena-s
tors and frauds and irreg ties VIII al
most certainly be made publ &c. "a. 81
TWO RESOLUTIONS8NO ~ q
An Investigation OF tho Pos OFFICE rs
.partment BY e. special committee OF Lne
House liz of Representatives, is being urged
hy the minority members Il e q ~ 1o 19d
a RESOLUTION to this end: 10 IAN an
the House January 9Th last by ep1Ffeste s
atiye Hay Dem Of Xia vas a1a e
ofSMo.). MI. Cowhcrd Is q menlbe Of the
PostofIlce Committee: Mr.; Hay is net. anas
the relntroducuon of the resol ut!onIEiS
81 head In the near future. i, , y, "
4 Mi. TIay declared that hel would ,. nskS
the H9Mssi 10 tIon Of his resolution
manding an and d. haze ti,. tn the
sidcration Of that body. S53
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SECOND ATTEMPT
AT POISONING
A Persistent Attempt to EStcr-
inmate the Sells s8
Family,
(specja to Tho Tlmes- pIspa tct.)

SALISBURY, N, G, March 1,-Tho
family of Mr.. II, II, Sells, OF Rowan
county sin OF whom were dangerously
poinoned last week, were again the victim
Of a second attempted poisoning on Sat-
(urday night, With one exception the
members Of tho family have recovered, 1t
is learned. sufficiently to DO out of bed
when tho recurrence Of the trouble came.
Mrs. Sells condition is extremely critical,
and she Is not expected TO live many
days. while the other sufferers are IN
more or less danger, It is now certain
that all enemy Of the household is seek
Ing to exterminnte the family, though no
arrests have as yet been made. owing
To a lack Of SUFFICIENT evidence to con-
Wet,
The food which is now furnished to the
victims is prepared In the sick room for
fear 5pf still further attempts to end their
Iives.bIt is believed that the poison was
administered through the coffee, and II
cailS lie proven that boz Of rough on
,rats Jas procured recently by q party
fwjpl in said To- have had IAN opportrlni,J
tqfEe1 II Into the family. Rantrys
:
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. WAS NOT FOR PEACE.
Japanese Minister Declares That
While Thus Processing Rus
STA Was Preparing for War,
fpy 4 s,a,o,c,a tad PRESS !

tg (ByEAssociated Press.l .gs
.s WASTIINGTON,t March 1.-The Japa,
,nese minister to-day gave an authorized
abatement to the goyernment relative ,5,t 70
or a breach OF international law IN not
declaring war and Of treachery in attack
Ing Russia, who was bent on peace; The
statement says Russin, while delaying
negotiations, extended her naval hnd
military preparations, increasing her Far
Eastern feet by nineteen vessels and aug
SAYS; .,,,., -. ), !, J, !, (, :. /, ,,re,,-
FFsm t 6 avery sH
during tho progress Of the neGotla-
lions. It is quite evident that Russia 4
was not inclined TO friendly settle
menti OF the questions then under Leg DIS +, Y
preponderance to force. japan into
Submission, During the latter part Of x
January and up to the BEGINNING Ct 4
February. Russian military activity
Seeing that the st'at dI,,t, h tad beSomo
further delay. the Japanese govern
gotiations that had proved abort!ye.
and TO take tho necessary steps for
ut Is the almost unanimous opln-7
ion OF international 1urlsts that a
aeSsra mn the az ops naspeo 81
hostilties. Indeed, Il has been the
common practice in recent wars to do
clare war after hostilities have been
begun Japan's action. therefore. is
not open to the least criticism In this
regard, From the standpoint Of inter-
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Z PERMANENlCE OF CURE.
The Chief Merit,

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ford tho user slight temporary relief, AMI
the majority of sufferers do not expect
moro than this. Women especially, after
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To- the conclusion, that there is no cure
except by an operation, This is right
fully viewed with dread, because OF tho
shock TO tho delicate nervous system OF
women, and many of those afflicted, have
resigned themselves to the situation with
,levprsa thought that there is any help in
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We invite the attention of all such to
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fool 1t my duty to recommend the
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TURKISH CRUISER LEAVES
Sailed for Constantinople, Man Nam
ned by American Crew
O2v ASSOClated Pr

lT..7 " n 13v ASsOcIaIeu II Fss'J ,,r,o,
& PHILADELPHIA. PAn March Ll, Ii. =
Cramps shipyard. sailed to-day for Con-
stantinopie. On the way down the Dela!-.
ware River she stopped at Fort Mithin,
and took aboard one hundred tons o. IS an ~;
Norfolk, to be placed In commission, az.
off the Delaware capes. On the comple..
ton Of the trial tho Med idia VII coal Gd III
neiics, touching Ell route at st, Thomas,
Madeira, Las Palmas. Gibraltar, AIgietsl
and Malta. Tho vessel is manned by an
American crew most OF her officers psing
connected with tho cramp sll'p ~
Company. q
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Japanese feet has disappeared from the
horizon OF Port Arthur. l8
The Attack on Friday.
tBv Associated Pres

CHE roo. March IAN official dis.
patch says thatth Japanese renewed the
attack on Port Arthur on the morning
OF FEBRUARY 18th The feet kept beyond
the range Of all but the most powerful
land Batteries. The engagement lasted
one hour. the Japanese then 4 retiring.
Their loss Is unknown. The Russian
cruiser Askod had one gun dtsmounted
ami two men injured.
At low water on February 18Th me Hus
SLAMS discovered a Japanese torpedo boat
%. h.ch had been sunk on the
shore Of the outer harbor. They also
found Ave unexploded torpedoes.
N Port Arthur was quiet yesterday.
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DWELLING BURNED.
Mr.. j. Harvey Blair Loses All
His Personal Property.

X BON AIR. March 1.-The two story
frame, tin roof building, owned by Mrs
a. Freeman Parker, Of Richmond, and
occupied as a residence by Mr.. j. Harvey
Blair was burned tonight with nearly
all Its contents
The fire originated in the Kitchen. while
Mr.. and Mrs, Blair We're attending q
meeting OF the Chatauqua8 Club in scs-
sion some distance up theEstreet. II
Two small boys discovered the fire Mt
,9:45 O'Clock, and gave the alarm by ring
ing the church bell near By.
Fl The fire had gained such Roadway that
nothing could be saved, except the parlor
furniture and plano farthest from The
point where tho fire commenced. n
TIC insurance on the house is said to
have expired. Mr.. Blair's effects were par
TALLY Insured but his loss is heavy, as
all the personal effects Of himself and
Mrs. Blair were burned including even
her bridal ring and all their clothing,
The building destroyed was located OBJ
posite the hotel recently burned. (
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THE 5vICKsBURG INCIDENT D.
OF Commander Mar
shall Calculated to Clear
Up Situation.
lnu A ssnciated press.l


ST. PETERSBURG. March 1.-All the
papers hero print prominently this morn
ing, hut without comment. Commander
Marshall's report of the Vlcksburg incl
dent,off Chemupo, Korea, and the reasons son
assigned in the United States for his not
uniting In the protest OF other naval com
manders against the, action of the Jap
nnose. These statements will doubtless
clear up the Misrepresentation existing
iiItaneously with tho announcement that
tho state Department had decided to coun-
stcrmand the orders that EdwinNV. ~ Nor,
gar. appointed United Sta ties sc.,ns;r! :; at
n,anders Marshalls report should have
good effect In alaying the anti-An,ee ric ;
irrit ton # 65 XXI s. Eeses - a
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JAPS AT ICHI0-YANG. {
Occupy the Korean Town and
Are Fortifying It's Walls.
Russians Are Near.
(gy Associated Press.)

+ : a : ~ f H.
LIAO-YANG. MANSHURIA, March IL
The japanese have occupied lchlo- Yang,
Korea, ana are now Certifying tho walls
OF the town. This was the objective point
of General MishtchenkO. who with De-
tachment OF mounted Cossacks. as an
nolnced yesterday. had reached l<asan1a,
Korea. and was expected to arrive a.
lchio-Yang yesterday. a detachment oi
Russian troops is IN, the nelgnoorhooo
I OF lchio-Yang The Koreans ara averse
to giving the Russians information re-
gardins the movements Of the Japa-
nese, l e :. !,
are being renforceel; Yuan-Shi- kai. tho
Chinese commander-in-chlef, has ten
thousand men near lunip,n-Fu. While
fifteen thousand men nre with General
Ma, Fresh troops are arriving in tho tho
province OF Chl-Ll. sf
Is a Military City.
YIN <OW, March 1,--Liao-fang. Man
chura, is now essentially a military city.
an area comprising three and a third
s1uare miles adjoining the railroad has
been ' enclosed for a military camp and
magazine purposes, There is also q mil
titary camp at Hal Cheng, Manchuria
Ethirty-two miles from New Chwang)
which, with its defenses covers 1000
n
acres, f "A
General Staff and Regiment,
* TOXIC, ENIaEh 1.-The general staff
and a regiment Of the guards left japan
to-day for port on the west coast OF
Korea, probably Chemulpo,
Searching for Contrabands,
PORT SAID, EGYPT, March 1.-The
five Russian torpedo boat destroyers
Which arrived here to-day have already
left In the direction OF Algiers. " Is
runlqyed that hey Intend to search for
vessels bearing contraband Of war IN
tho Mediterranean, The Russian cruiser
.AIrora Will follow them ssss
Inyulnerable to Bullets.
BY Associated Press.)
ST. J'T1TF SBLf RIG, March ! ~ Mail ad,
Vices from Vlaliyostock say that stiye
hundred Chinese brigap are tergpr!ElnG
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JAPAN Will BUILD ROAD.
One to be Constructed From
Seoul to VIII for Mill II
tary Purposes.
fRv Associated Prcss.)

TOXIC, March 1.--Accordirig to the
stipulations OF the protocol. the japanese
minister at Seoul has notified the Korean
government that the building of railroad
from Seoul to viii for military use will
surveyors have already left Seoul.
Nav Abandon South Manchuria.
ST. PETERsBURGA March IA copy
of the Dalny Vostok. which has just
arrived here, contains a significant argn-
ment in favor OF Russia abandoning south t.,
norton OF the province. which, the paper
contends. naturally belongs to the Amur
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RUSSIANS GATHERING.
Small Detacl1ments at Cnong-
Il and Other PlacesA meri-
cans at Ping y ang.
f1,r Assnciated Press Y

(By Associated Press.)
SEOUL, KOREA, March "a ylces
from the north report that 4 400 Russians 9
are at Chong Jul 500 at kusone,% ana oO
al Anj,I These forces are probably only
feclers sent out to locate the position OF
the Japanese.
All the Americans formerly at sun
Chun with the exception Of one family
have arrived at Ping Yang.
81 Tho Emperor Of Korea has dissolved
me organization of the Peddler's Guiid,
which has been a disturbing factor IN
tho situation. sta. tls I.ss alss
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unhealthy Kidneys responsible for more
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Return to Vladivostock.

NLADIVOSTOCK, March !.-Certaln
Russian newspaper correspondents ana
a short time ago. have returned. They
aSl9thcv found the conditions OF living
at Nikolsk and Hardin TO DO less favor
able than here. ,,s
Everything is quiet at Vladivost stock. The
rise IN the price OF provisions has been
slight. and trade continues. The biz
drifts stretching for sixty or seventy
miles from the fortress.
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the district OF Ninguta- Their leader,
Yavanten. proclaims himself invulhcrable
to bullets t.st
X Letters from Vladlvostock.E dated Feb
ruary 9TH. state that the warships In tho
harbor on that date were the Rossia,
sGromobo r. and Rnrik and the transport
Afoskova The port was frozen hard and
the ice-breaker was scarcely able TO clear
the channel.
Two Japanese attempted to blow up a
dock at Vladvostocl. but did not sue.
5ceed They escaped.
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Fired Upon Torpedo Boat.
fBy Associated Pres,

+ PORT ARTHUR, Monday, February
ss-The Russian torpedo ssboat which
sought refuge in PigeonyIsay. February
c6th, was subjected to a terrific fire from,
the Japanese cruisers. One shot pierced
her hull. The boat was heaGhSA. the leak
was stopped. she was refoated at high
water and returned to Port Arthur.
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Troops in Fine Spirits.
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
MUKDEN, MAN1HURIA, March l.
The troops are in excellent spirits. cx
pecting to meet the Japanese soon. The
Japanese fleet has not attacked Port Ar
thur since February 26th. The Japanese
are greatly discouraged by their failure
TO block the llarbor 3e{
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Wounded Engineers.

8E.455Ei I3iIE By Associated E'ress1
y NAGAsAKI@JAPAE, March 1.--Seven
wound ed engineers arrived at sasebo yes
terlay from q the stone-laden merchant
steamers sunk of Post Arthur February,
c4tl. The sinking OF the vessels was man az
aged by wires connecting them with Inc
j Japanese torpedo boat destroyers.
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Movements Of Generals.

(By Associated, Press.)
ST PETERSBURG. March l:1enerdl
Europatkin has returned to st, Peters
burg from his home. where he went 10
take leave of his family. His departure
for the front remains fixed for March
nth. Vice-Admiral Makaror IS espcctea
n reach Port Arthur March 18th.
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FRAUD A-PLENTY.

"The committee has In It's possession
evidence OF the completely OF members
Of Congress- In postal frauds, " he said
members Of the committee to gain pos
session Of tho facts, The Republl cans are
determined not to allow tho evidence, to
get to the PUBLIC. The subcommittee has
Rad ACCESS to it, but not even the no.
Dublicans who are not on the subcom-
lmitteo are allowed to see Is. Mr.. Over
street chairman Of the cor?lnlttee, has s
been i'll for some days, which may be
urged as an excuse for the non-action
There will be some lively debate whell
MI Hay seeks to have the committee d !,
resolution. lie is not very confident OF
success, but he will at least make the
Republicans Of the House of Representa-,
stivns say to the country that they. Will
not allow Congress to even INVESTIGATE
charges OF corruption against Us own
members
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Battle TO BEFOUGHT
SOUTH OF THE YALU.
Continued From First Page.)
serted except for n iJapancse guard.
The Koreans arc hostile to the Japan
csc. and they are assisting the Russians
IT. northern Korea.
. NO PORT ARTHUR ATTACK,
Report Of Alleged Recent Bonn
bardmcnt Seems to Lack
Confirmation.
1Bv ssocIated Prcss.l

"a. Wa @(Bv Associated Prcss.) HI
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.--Direct
,Glegraphic advieeS received here from
tho bOmbardmentao of that place reported
lily the London Daily Telegraph to-day.
On the contrary, these adviccs say the
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national law It must be acknowledged
that the charge made against her does
not como with good grace from Russia,
inasmuch ar there are many Historical 4
INSTANCES of Russia herself resorting
to hostilities without declaring war"
is BECOMING SERIOUS.
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lInYulnerable to Bullets.

3 i5s5s BY Associated Press.)
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1,--Mail adj,
vices from VladiYostock say that tiye
hpndred Chinese brisapds are tasFpraFlnG
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,r replied: ut IS. the coii-
y feeling expressed In
newspapers against Rus
that when these attacks,
Russia can see are with
10 relations of Russia and
ties will no longer be.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-05-14

My own observation of women law
yers. based upon thirty years expert
ence ut the bar of Illinois and of the
supreme court of the United States. il
that they do not succeed. indeed hard
ly appear az advocates. however useful
they may become as office practition-
ers. II must Ice remembered that in
America we have no distinction he
tween the barrister M: the solicitor
and that consequently woman called
To the bar may practice her profession
without ever appearing in court The
few women I have ever seen in the
courts did not appear Ia me to lie con.
spicuous examples of success. and one
Of them. who had. | believe. gained
some notoriety. had done so in the po-
lice courts by the sacrifice of qualities
usually considered az feminine Amer
lean Lawyer in London Telegraph
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-05-14
Food of the Native. In India.

The woman who goes us "A mission
AIRY TO India must expect 10 put up
with strange fare. Miss Matte Bur
CESS. a missionary just returned from
that country. says: During the last
year of our stay In India we had beef
only once. mutton twice and fish about
eight times. Chickens are so common
we got tired of them. In fact. chicken
is about the only kind of meat To be
had. The natives are veGctarians AMI
seldom eat meat of any kind. \ butch
er came TO our city once Il week and
brought goat meat. the only kind 10 bc
had. The natives eat either rice or
bread made from wheat or Il grain
peculiar to the country. In the grain
districts they have bread. II is II two
meal u day country. The rich people
live well and have dainties. hut the
poor live on rice and vegetables. Nei-
ther knives nor forks are uscd.'-Bos-
ton Transcript.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-05-14
Lad, Grcs.s Dull Evening.

Thomas CrtrVty. who lived in Che
early part of the nineteenth century.
has presented some queer pictures of
English court life. During the reign
of King William ". Crecvey wrote
The Gr'yS bad just come from Wind
sor castle Lady Grey. in her own dis
trcSScd manner. said she was really
more dead than alive. She said all the
BORN. she had ever endured before
WAS literally nothing compared with
her misery OF the two preceding nights.
She hoped she never should see Il ma
hu@any table again. she was so tired
with the one that the queen and the
kim, the Duchess of Gloucester. Prin-
cess Augusta. Mime. I.icvcn and herself
had sat around for hours. the queen
kniitin" or netting Il purse. the king
sleeping AMI occasionally waking for
the purpose of saying. Exactly so.
ma ann. and then sleeping again. The
queen was cold as lee 10 Lady Grey
till the moment she came away. when
she could afford to he Il little civil at
getting quit of her.