Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-11

Inaugural prDRTdmh were tht luAthila-
lion address. delivered by President
Harper Of the University Of Chicago.
and the inaugural address Of Presi-
dent Kelly. Brief copgrstulatory ad-
dresses were delivered on behalf Of
the student body. the alumni and the
educational institutions of Indiana.
Robert l.. Kelly. the new president
Of Earlham college. graduated from
that Institution in 1883 He did three
years OF graduate work 10 psychology
nj the Universally of Chicago, where
he fpok the masters degree and for
three years In succession was award
ed n fellowship In Chicago he con
Quoted an extensive investigation In
he neid of child psychology. both In
The normal and abnormal type, in
which line ha II recognized ~ an au-
ihority. He came 10 Barlham college
Two years ago from Penn college. la.
~ which institution he was acting
president
KANSAS CITY. no. June s.--Mrs,
weed Governor BaIlsy's nancee, rs
described by friends as fascinating
woman about 80 years OF age, wiliowy
nRnre and Of medium height She has
soft blue eyes and hait almost golden
In color. Mrs Wead formerly liyed
r., Baileyyiilc. the governors home.
GENEVA, Switzerland. june g.
american women. English women,
French women aud women OF many
other nallonnlitics who have devoted
ihelr lives and best energies to the
temperance cause. have gathered on
The shores Of Lake Lonan 10 take
part In tho sixth biennial convention
Of The Worlds Womens Christian
Temperance Union. The gathering
vlli be formally opened here tomor-
row ana the sessions Will continue
for several days.
The large number and representa-
i've character nf she delegates consti'
iute rofnta,ion of IN" report that
has gained some currency "a the effect
that with the passing away or retire
meut uf tho founders and pioneer
workers Of tho organization the w G
r. u has been losing ground. From
all appearance the present eony"n'
ton will DO by far q larger and more
notable gathering than tho convention
held two years ago at Edinburgh. The
| United States and Canada have gent
la number OF prominent workers.
yhiir the representation of England
tho Scandinavian countries and Aus
raiia equals that Mt previous conyen'
| lions OF the organization.
with the present convention Lady
| =.
| iiclpaiion In the aTaira Of the w c. T.
q. In future she win devote her time
and attention exclusively TO the man
agomsnt OF tn. home for lnebriatcH.
which she has founded IN England to
| the numerous other charities In which
she Ia Interested Considerable Inter
nst attaches 10 tho choice Of her sue.
cessor In the presidency OF the
Worlds W c. 7. u.
sT LOUIS, Mo. June s.--pologates
are arriving In considerable numbers
| for the eighth annual convention of
the National Credit Mons association.
| which begins ltA sessions IN st. Louis
| tomorrow The number of carly arri.
walls indicator that the gathering viii
| be nnc of the iaiRoat ever held by the
association Desired changes IN tho
bankruptcy laws win ba discussed al
length aud number of prominent
| business men and nuAnciors will ad.
lrcss the credit men ON topics Of mu'
inal Interest J Harry Tregoe, of bal
| umora. viii preside over the couyon.
| ion
| DENVER. Colo, June q Judge
| Mullins ISSUED orders this morning
making The temporary Injunction per
| nanani restraining the county clerk
from attempting 10 count tho votes
| IN the charter election II was an
| noupcOd today that the Civios pr0sum.
| tbly oluriod laai Tuesday viii meet In
charter convention tomorrow aud viii
pay ~ attention to the courts action
md VIII proceed to frame a charter,
oSSlNiNG. ~ Y. June Oscar
Flannasan. u negro. who murdered
| Hugh McGoycrn, New York City
prison guard while onocting his es.
cnpo. was olccirocuted This morning
klOHE. Japan. Iunn SIT rs re-.
ported that Hong M. whose murder OF
4 Jnpanene prccipitatod the Chincsc-
Japanese war. has been appointed
magistrate OF tho Chinese island Tai
Shidal. and 4, prosecuting an anti.
Japanese campaign So vigorously that
800 japaneso have bocn forced To
dee 10 save their ilyes
VERSAILLES. lud., June S-l.atest
reports regarding loss OF life caused
by the sinking of Tho steamer l.iban
III Mairc island yesterday in collision
with the steamer lnsulare. places the
numhcr Of dead at is3 Thirly-thrce
bodies have been recovered. Divers
are working IN tho wrcckage today.
rho Lihan carried 2i0 passengers. and
he captain of the steamer has gone
insane over the catastrophe
ouRAN. June Editor Woods OF
thu Times. ourays new paper. who
has bcon WaRing war un gambling,
ind who had several of the gambling
propriotors arrested Saturday night
went into one OF the resorts this morn.
lng when he was puunccd upon and
Knocked down by man named on.
land OnlRnd was later arrested and
hnod s. aud costs. amounting IN all to
sll. The gamblers gave bonds Tor
their appearance and opened again