Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-05-11

ture of the West End club boxing show
tonight will be the bout between Clar.
ence Forbes of Chicago aud Johnny
Reagan of this city. The two will box
at 100 pounds. weigh in at o'clock
this afternoon. Reagan is regarded as
one of the best youngsters of his class
and 1t is the general opinion among
followers OF the game that Forbes will
have to be at his best in order to in.
tiict defeat on the ST. Louis lad.
Los ANGELES, Cal, May From
Redlands down to Los Angeles il was
one continuous ovation for President
Roosevelt. Every station was crowd
ed with children with wreaths of flow.
ers in their hands, and with cheering
men and women. Minute stops were
made at Cotton Pomona and other
points along the way
AT the station here the party was
met by the citizens committee and
many distinguished people from all
over California. An escort of artillery
and several companies of militia, act
ing as an escort had difficulty in clear
ing "A passage through the enormous
crowds. and conducting the dstn-
guished visitors to the hotel In the
rotunda of the hotel the mayor OF
Los Angeles formally greeted the chief
executive and extended to him the
freedom of the city. In his address
he recalled the rather odd coincidence
that ii was on this same date three
t,ot 4
tended a welcome to President Roose-
felt's distinguished predecessor. VII
liam Mckinley, The president respon-
ded in an appropriate speech. and then
held a short public reception in the
parlors of the hotel.
This afternoon the presidential par
ty witnessed floral parade and bat
tie OF flowers. a sight to be seen no
where else in the world but in this
land of sunshine and flowers. The pa
rade was one of the most splendid at
fairs of the kind ever seen here and
included all varieties of equippages
handsomely decorated with blossoms
of many varieties. The president en-
joyed the sight immensely and when
ever a particularly gorgeous vehicle
went by he showed his appreciation
by generous applause. The city was
crowded with visitors and everywhere
the president showed himself he was
greeted with tumultuous cheers. Sew
eral features of entertainment have
been arranged for this evening The
train will leave Los Angeles tomorrow
morning on its journey to San Francis
co. Enroute there will be number of
stops to enable the president to visit
The big tree groves and other sights
and wonders of Southern California.
LOS ANGELES, Cal. May S.-John
Czolgosz, brother of the anarchist who
killed president Mckinley, is still held
in jail here, and will not be released
until President Roosevelt leaves the
state.
LONDON, May S.-Andrew Carnegie
is to be greeted by a rarely distin-
suished gathering when he presides
at the iron and steel trades annual
banquet at the Hotel Cecil tonight.
And those who have accepted invita-
ions to be present are Prime Minister
Balfour, Lord Chief Justice Alverstone,
Ambassador Choate, the Duke of De-
vonshire James Bryce, John Morley,
Lord Brassey and a host of others.
gospel through the eye, by means OF
4 religious theater is the plan of
Herbert Booth, son of General Booth,
whose sensational resignation from
the Salvation army Is still mystery.
Mr.. Booth arrived in New York Mon
day. He was lieutenant of his father
and had charge of the Salvation army
in Australia.
THE movement am going to start
in New York" said he, lis meant to
solve the problem of the unreached
masses. 1t was for that my father
started the Salvation army. There are
as many people unreached now as be-
fore. The trouble is that the appeal
has always been to the ear alone. My
appeal is to the eye. | am going to
form in this city a great theater, with
4 powerful company of Christian ac-
tors. My movement is to be known as
the Scientific Evangelization Society,
and it will be for the purpose of send
ing broadcast illustrated Bible dramas.
Canon Farrar. was TO write power
full dramas for me. This will have
told in continuous pictures by the
cinematOgraph,
"In connection with the movement
will be a Christian Photographic studio
for dramatic posing and large exper-
fenced corps of Christian actors will
do the posing"
BOSTON. Mass, May S.-Basing his
experiments on the discoveries of Er.
lich, Morgenroth and Bordet, DR.
Ralph L. Thompson of the staff OF
the Boston City hospital has made
some very important discoveries relat-
ing to the power OF the blood OF living
humans to resist and combat infections
diseases, notably typhoid fever. small
pox, etc. Ehrlich, Morgenroth and
Bordet found that the blood contains
two elements. called complement and
amboceptor, which constitute what is