Durango semi-weekly herald., 1905-09-18

/ on coal IN the tenders ana clinging I
the roofs and steps.
! The weather was gloomy this mort
ing Today's program embraces
flower parade with 10 features. drill
by regulars. band concerts and balloo
ascension
f. w. Howe, editor OF the Globe
VINO originated the Corn Carnival idea
authorized the announcement that h,
was feeling cheerful.
Give Colorado show and It will
grow See what splendid start |.
has taken since the state. under
| Republican administration, wa,
| brought back to Industrial sanity anC
peace.
TOXIC, Sept. l5.-Formal announce
ment was made by the government to
day that yesterday afternoon on tn,
| open plain In Manchuria the armis
tice agreement between Russia ant
Japan was signed by the ENJOYS o
the two countries after nine hours
| conference. The armistice was sign
| cd at o'clock last night. Ii will tax,
effect September l6 and agrees to the
| abolition of all hostile acts. and the
| establishment of a neutral zone o
| four kilometers between the two arm
les, Only civilians will be allowed
within the territory Special nava
ENJOYS are TO meet in Vladivostoh
with one ship foy each nation to con
firm and establish an armistice and a
neutral zone also
TOXIC, Sept. 15.-Now that the ar
| arranged, Japanese and Russian naval
ENJOYS will meet at Vladivostok to
determine the neutral seaports
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 15.-Tomor
| row will be a holiday and everybody
is expected TO attend the Diamond
Jubilee" sort of frolic, the object
being TO raise funds to pay for con
tinuing the health campaign. The
streets are lavishly decorated. II is
expected that several hundred dollars
will be raised.
ClNClA ri. Sept. ia special
Queen n Crescent train arrived this
morning with 200 yellow fever refu.
gees Health officers found five pas.
sengers suffering from what they be.
lieyed 10 be fever. and ordered them
to the hospitals They were too werk
to walk. Many of the refugees are
without money.
Congressman Ransdell, OF Lake
Providence, La. In charge of the party.
said.
Fully half of the population OF
Lake Providence. about 1000 people
are scattered to the four corners on
account of the alarm occasioned by
thirteen deaths In li0 cases The doc
tors advised the people to get ont. No
fever existed among the passengers
until yesterday, when five suspicious
cases developed. Three seem to be
genuine cases of yellow fever No ef.
fort was made on the train to quar-.
antlne them. There was no way to do
It."
SEATTLE. Wash, Sept 15.-Dr.
Washington GLADDEN.. the Congrega-
tional moderator. has created sensa.
tion here by announcing his purpose
to push the fight against John ID.
Rockefeller's money gifts, His declar'
Congregational convention here and
the majority have used every resource
at their command to persuade him tn
reCede from his position. He refuses,
SEATTLE. Sept. 15.-Tnough fac
ing almost united opposition from tho
nal, f.F an arl of ntIlqfnna ~
the Congregational church. Washing
ton GLADDEN. will force the tainted
money" question to an issue ~
would not he loyal to my Master" hs
said. 'if Welded now. II Is not the
first time In the history OF the worlt
stood alone"
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. 15.-Tht
| second day of the annual meeting o
the American Board of Commission
ers for Foreign Missions opened witt
| the usual devotional services at
O'Clock this morning. The feature o.
| the forenoon session was the address
| from the prudential committee, pre-
sented by Secretary c. II. Patton. Sec
| retnry Patton spoke In par: as fol
lows:
| within FIVE years the missionary
| situation of the world has been 81
| transformed as to he hardly recognia
able by those VINO studied the prob
lem in the previous period. The open
ing Of the world geographically. th'
| unlvorsalizng of commerce, science
and art. the progress Of the world
rcace movement, the dawning Of I'm
brotherhood of nations. the suddel
rise OF Japan as the dominant forc'
| In the far East, and above all the rap
| i'd decay OF etnnic relieions-thest el
| ements of recent growth form n con
| junction of causes whose TRANSFORMING
| power can scarcely be overstated
| There has been nothing like 1t In his
tory since the preparation OF the Rom
an empire for the advent cf Christ
| We are in new fullness Of times. Al
ready our work Ia responding nobl
10 the improved conditions. Once on
n issionaries labored ten years for
aingle convert; now 1000 convert
await baptism in single province II
China. The new claim upon rs
doubly strong because the presen, 81
uatioE is to considerable degree III
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