Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-18
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"a hours. which was the record Th,
sudden jump of new cases is aarmiu,
to all but the government official,
and doctors. who say this was to b,
expected.
The Sisters of Charity, who are do
ing much good among the affected
ones, are suffering themselves. Thre,
/ sisters nave already died, which Will
Father Green. the oldest priest in New
| Orleans, and the archbishop makes the
[ losses in the Catholic orders extens
| i've.
| Three suicides are reported from
yellow fever victims who blew out
their brains rather than take chances
with the yellow peril.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 14.-Antonic
Congelo. suffering from yellow fever
| committed suicide by shooting while
delirious.
Arthur Wilson, principal witness fol
the state in murder which grew out
of cistern screening ordinance, was
stricken with the disease.
An expedition TO relieve the suffer
ing in Baton Rouge started today.
WASHINGTON, Sept 14.-Secr,.
tary Bonaparte today, after consult
ing with the state department, issued
an order that he will send a warship
to Costa Rico to convey American
Minister Merry from Costa Rica to the
nearest point in Nicaragua to the
place where William s. Alhers. an
American citizen, and his brother are
confined on the charge of insulting
the president of Nicaragua The gov.
ernment is possessed of Information
showing that Albers is In Jail because
he refused to be blackmalled and give
government officials money Illegally
The action of the two departments to
day is an evidence of the activity of
President Roosevelt's big stick
TOXIC, Sept. li.-In miller de
gree, of course. Japan is SUFFERING
from internal dissensions. much like
Russia. The people continue greatly
incensed at the terms of the peace
treaty, and although the government
is using every effort TO quell the lis.
turbances. rioting continues through
out the island aud revolutionary
speeches fan the flames.
Yokohama this morning Is not at
all peaceful and there is heard hero
and there today as yesterday cpeh
cries of Death to Komura." who tho
people think yielded weakly to \ Rus
sian blum. II the baron was here NJ
1t.
danger. In fact this morning the
crowds threatened to decapitate him
directly as soon as he appears on
Japanese soil. This morning the TE0i
Numoiri printed copy of the post
order sent through the mails to ,he
government foreign office. It reads
as follows:
Baron Komura, our plenipotentiarr
to America. hearing the Russians bluf.
has made concession after concession,
so that the victory of the war makes
us appear merely as the vanquished.
This being true we shall see to IT that
the heads of Count Katsura and Baron
Komura are taken off Immediately
upon their arrival in this country"
Yokohama is quiet this morning af.
ter the fierce rioiing yesterday, but
infammatory placards are still posted
about the streets. Last nights riot.
ing resulted In forty policemen being
injured. two civilians being killed and
1870 arrests being made The govern
ment has ordered the suspension of
the publication of many newspapers
for criticising the terms of the treaty.
lola, Kas, Sept. 1.-THE case OF
c. l.. Melvin, charged with stealing
explosives, was given to the jury this
morning. No defense was made ex'
cept insanity
BERLIN, Sept. l4.-Czar Nicholas
the czarina and children will arrive
at Darmstadt next week for an extend
ed visit with the grand duke OF Hesse
the czarina's brother. The trip is for
, the benefit of the health of the royal
couple. The emperor will visit them
| at Darmstadt
BUFFALO, n. Y. Sept IA
heavy frost formed in this section last
| night.
BOSTON. Sept. li.-Freezing point
| was reached north of this section last
night.
TOPEKA. Sept. 14.-Printers In
, three of the five larger offices STRUCK
today because they were refused an
/ eight.hour day without reduction in
! wages. The Mail and Breeze and Kan
sas Farmer made terms with the
I printers.
ST LOUIS. Sept 14.-Printers IL
! eight houses struck today because they
! failed to get the eight-hour day. The
union Announces that sixty ont Of IA
employers granted their demands.
BOSTON. Sept 1A.-Patrick Collins
mayor of Boston. died at Hot Springs
Va. today.
| Topeka. Kas., Sept. 1I.-Forcet
TO choose between getting new equip
ment for the state militia and stat
! !encampment. Governor Hoch is likell
I: to call off the militia encampmen
; scheduled to he neld at Wellington
| Adjutant General Hughes discoyere'
that the state had but $4,000 on dc
posit with the war department instea'
Of 100000. Either the encampmen
or new equipment would absorb tn
, entire sum