Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-11-25
MRS. JARRETT IN DENVER.
Francis Schlatter's Last Hostess
Tells Of the Healer and His
Plans.

The Denver Times of day before yester-
day contains this item of local interest:
A discourse on "Francis Schlatter" was
delivered before very much interested
audience by Mrs. Ada Morley Jarrett, of
Datil, N. NJ, yesterday morning in Chosen
Friends hall, in the Charles building.
Mrs. Jarrett took as her text the twelfth
chapter of Daniel, last three verses,
which read, Sand the daily sacrifice shall
be taken away from among you"
"After 1890 days have passed away"
said Mrs. Jarrett, "this sacrifice shall re-
turn unto the people again."
About nine months ago Francis Schlat-
ter, mounted upon his white horse, Butte,
rode into Datil, N. M. 1t was dreary,
stormy night in January, and the snow
was two feet deep when he applied for
shelter at a ranch at Hermosillo, N. M.
This ranch is situated some sixty miles
from the railroad and ten miles from the
nearest postoffice, in box canon, sur
rounded by juniper and tall pine trees.
Only small narrow trail led to the
house, there being no other way of ap.
preaching the residence. He raped at
pho iAohu dooL anu WdlhCu lus AEbs ar
rett could not believe her own eyes and
was speeches.. Francis broke the
strain by saying, "Good evening, madam"
How Mr.. Schlatter ever found that
house was miracle. No trail, 1.-THE path
having been covered up with snow, not
having spoken to soul for many days,
having passed through deserts and raw
ines that even cowboys, Mexicans or
Indians, let alone white man, have not
dared to GROSS.
When asked how he found the location,
the healer replied: "Father led me all the
way, and this was the promised resting
place in southwestern New Mexico"
"For three long MONTHS" said Mrs.
Jarrett, "Schlatter was kept in seclusion,
his food being brought to him."
During his stay on the ranch at Her
mosillo, Sohlatter told many wonderful
stories of the visions he had seen, and of
the prophecies of events to come to pass
in the future. The sacrifice he alluded to,
and added that his return to civilization
would be on or about the months of
March or April, 1899. Possibly his re.
turn may be next spring, and again it
may be longer than anticipated.
"Father is going to bring me back to
Denver" was his often repeated state
ment.
"His white horse he refers to as a
spiritual horse.' During his many miles
of weary travel, both the rider and the
horse went days without food or drink.
"Of the prophecies, Schlatter said there
would be terrible war in 1899 between
the gold powers of the earth Cor the nam.
mon worshipers) and the meek, laborlng
Glasses or the children of God, who shall
inherit the earth.)
"This conflict, he said, appeared to be
an international affair, and he saw men
clinging to the masts of ships; fleets were
and he saw all on board going |
down together.
zone of the startling prophecies made |
some ten years ago by the eminent Prof. |
Totten, of Yale college, and later by the
grand old anthropologist, James Rhodes
Buchanan, of San Jose, CAL, and now BY |
Francis Schlatter, was to the effect that |
the city of New York will be submerged |
by great tidal wave from the ocean. It
was only about six weeks ago that large
part of Coney island was swept away. |
Each year the coast of New Jersey is |
visited by great and disastrous inflowinp
floods. called tidal waves, especially in the
neighborhood of Atlantic City, where the |
damage is unusually great. Theimmense
tidal wave hichswept the coast of Japan,
and which was 80 terrible in the loss Of so
many thousands of people, was predicted |
BY Rafael and others to the very day and
hour. Mark ye we'll the signs Of the
times Those who will not listen and
heed, must feel when too late.
upon his return to Denver his mission
will not be healing, but as an orator."
says Mr.. Jarrett.
IF You notice the course the healer
traversed or tramped, you will find
upon examination that it formed lean
ing GROSS. from Denver toward Cheyenne
but never reached Wyoming) east to To.
peka, south to Indian Territory at Tale.
q nah, then TO Ell Paso, Texas, and finally
10 San Francisco.
"Upon the next appearance Of the
healer he will be eight feet in height, and
be said his hair would turn perfectly
white in one night, and his Psychic pow.
srs would be very much stronger. X
Mrs. Jarrett leaves Denver for Boulder,
Jolo to visit Mr.. John Wolff, the man
Who was supposed to have the healer in
hiding after his mysterious disappear
'nce from Denver in November, 1896.
Mrs. Jarrett holds warm place in the
hearts Of those people in Denver who had
he pleasure Of listening to the wonder
ul story of the healer during his stay on
Ter ranch at Hermosillo.