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The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
CARLYLE and Jenny lind.

An audience of some three thousand
expensive looking fools. male and fe.
male. came to see this Swedish night.
ingale hop the twig." as l phrase,,
It. Nothing could exceed my ennul. II
was 1 o'clock when we got home TN
the whole do not desire to hear Lind
again. 1t would not bring me six.
pence worth OF benefit. think. to
hear her sing six months in that Kind
Of material.-From Forster's Remini..
cences.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Mouse. Wash Basin. Batter Cakes.

Mouse, Wash Basin, Batter Cakes
The delights of secret spreads In
girls colleges are sometimes exag-
gerated. II the story told by 4 student
at one of those Institutions OF learn
ing is true. Said she:
You know. this winter. we've ell
been making batter cakes and mixing
them in our wash basins Well. the
other day heard the girl next door
to me talking to the ctambermaid
I wish you'd get me . new wash
BASIN she said. I caught q mouse
last night ard had to drown .t-and
I simply can't use that wash basin for
batter cakes again"
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
eo~Iers Going % eerm.ny.

A grand excursion OF American
bowIers lis to be made to Germany this
season. and plans have already been
perfected for the party to sail ON the
Hamburg-American steamer Bulgaria
on June IS. The main object OF the
tour is to give American bcwlery an
opportunity to compete In the eleventh
German united bowling festivities.
~eses wih be held At solingen from
Juiy ls 70 Jnly %.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
penmark's Monarch Popular.

Oenmarke Monareh Popular.
The king OF Denmark is likely to
live until . descendant Of his has
been 4 queen or . king In almost
every country OF Europe. His face Is
familiar enough In old age as one of
the gentiest. but somehow or other.
despite his many years. he has missed
the good luck OF being painted into
Immortality. as all the portraits OF
him extant are photographs.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Aerebatle n NAs,sphors.

II sometimes happena that speak
er's enthnsiasm runs away with him
and his metaphors as. for instAncc.
when . xealous supporter Of certain
orglnisatlon recently Numbered
forth: "fle 10 person. my friends--
I know What I am saying. Tor have
had personal experiencc--he 10 . per
son who would not hsaitate 10 clap
you o. your bsok bsfpfs your fAcs
ard Rive yua black eye bshind your
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Needed In New Jersey.

In order to test the theory Of the
part played by mosquitoes in malaria
two French physicians propose to be
bitten by mosquitos which have been
fed on an ague patient They say
hey will allow the fever TO nun its
.ull course without treatment In order
70 give . perfect test
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Mineworkers' WAGES.

Five hundred and fifty thousand doL
lars were distributed to the men who
work IN and around the mines Of the
Cripple Creek district. in Colorado,
on a recent pay day. These men re.
ceive an average OF $3.44 q day. a very
high average compared with the
wages paid in the East.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
ha. F.lIen on Hard Lines.

Mrs. Lizzie Bishop, 10 years old. who
says that she was chief cook for
President Hayes and Garfield. and who
also cared for the establishments of
ctler famous Hen. is now held as
sleeper at the Atlanta. Ca. police
b blIfacks until she can be sent TO some
institution In Atlanta or elsewhere
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Our Taska

For what nc cannot do. God never asks:
Beyond what We can ocar. He never
tries.
In sweet fs!fliment of the little tasks
We mal.e our prcparat.o for the skies
The restless heart seeks to do something
great.
And lets the common thinSs Of ufe
slip by.
Forgetting that the trIYles indicate
Which path we're taking for eternity
London Sunday School Tfmes
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
cAusE o. NEWSPAPER FAILURE
Possible Reason Why New York Daily
News Did Not "0o."

Possible Reason Why New York Daily
News Did Not "oo."
Dispatcher announce that Frank A.
Nunsey. the magazine publish, ,r. has
abandoned his effort to make the New
York Daily News . success on the
lines he had laid down. Mr.. Munsey
acknowledges he hai sunk good deal
Of money in. the fruitisss attempt. 1t is
recalled that on one occa sion. while
IN conversation with Chicago news
paper man. Mr.. Aunsey expressed the
iirm conviction that no one other than
college graduate was 1T for an edi.
torial position on . magazine. The
ill-natnred suggestion 10 now thrown
out that perhaps he manned the New
York Daily News with collegians. and
had. therefore. failel of success
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Folly Of MIsanshropy.

Folly Of Misanthropy.
Let iachrymosc philosophers
This glorious world dccry.
There's not . wind the flower that
stirr.
A tint that stains the SKY.
Or ausht In earth. 0 air. or sea,
But for our xq(f was given:
This world wAag16smsd BY God to be
The vestihl8 q heaven!
-UnideauAeA
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
E...pe,.tIna E.pe,lsnees.

Gxaepeeetsn0 experiences.
Two things make my wife awful
mad"
"What are theyf"
TO get ready for company that
ion't come and to have company when
she isn't ready"
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Her FIr,t NatreeA Jewrnev.

Her First Naiirsa1 JeusNsy.
An old lady who had never ridden on
q railroad car recently visited . sta
zion and was shown into the waiting
room. She took chair and prepared
70 enjoy herself. After sitting quietly
for half an hour she reached over and.
touching stranger on the arm. re-
marked:
1t rides real easy. don't it,--Fris.
co (TcxAs) Journal
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
cerroborstes lenah etetx.

Jonah has now been corroborated
In part. A bassalt stsis found by
Father acheil IN the Archaeological
Museum at Constantinopis had on Il
an Assyrian inscription Of King No
bonod. Of the sixth century before
Christ. telling Of the destruction of
Nincvch, an event hitherto found on
no monument.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
vstvable R.dlv,r Aalnern,s,

VovuAb|o N1oIuW NInorNto.
valuAble deposits Of dranium and
vanadtuus oxide o. careotite. have r.
Gently bcsh discovered near Boulder.
Colo. Those are the ores 20 eagerly
sought, a. prsscnt, By scientists on.
gagsd In experimenting with suh-
stances poasessins radioactive prcp'
critics.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
neatha Ia M Arm,ee.

x<xecordlng to the statistics gathered
~ Dr. l.owenthai. . member Of the
extra parliamentary depopuiatioa
commission. relative TO the compara-
uvs mortality In the French and Ger
man armies. the deaths cf 1000 ;ex-
ciuding ofaccrx) In the French army
due to disease during the year 1901
were Al7. or lSS per cent more than
In the German army. which only had
1.bQ per cent
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Poser for the Kaiser.

When the Kaiser promised 10 in.
scribe on the flags Of the German
troops in South Africa the names Of
the battles they won he probably did
not know that they had just won tho
battle Of Otjihinamaperero.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
indian Chief Friend u whites.

chfkoot Jack. . stanch friend OF
the whites. has been elected chief OF
the Chilkat tribe OF Indians In Alaska.
to succeed Donowoka. the aged war.
rior who died last March. The new
chief has vide reputation - an In.
trerid guide and brave warrior and
belongs TO the uncst innusatial family
IN his tribA
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
Tho ounnlsss lelsss sn earsM..

The 0unlls0s piees On eaFtM..
The sunnisst place Ia the 0rth Is
either the great Sahara OF the deesrt
Of Arabia. The cloudisst place y IN
Northern Russia. the soutk~eet coast
of psfu, OF the coast Of the Frsuch
CoaSo. Africa, al being about The
60 = ~ respect, .L.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

Bounty for psad Rats.
u the plague districts Of South
Africa the government pays cents
for every dead rat delivered to Il.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
en.,Ieh n.tlw.va

England north Of London has three
fourths OF q mile Of railway for each
square mile OF land. and south Of
London more than q mile.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
m.morism to Architect.

A library will be erected in connec-
tlon with the British school at Athens
to pcrpctuatc the mcmcry Of 7. G.
Per rosc. an authority on Greek archi.
tacture.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

lfuAicipally owned plansa fsrni.h
kwo-thirds of ths sasctrie itghtins n
Great Britata and osiy about per
esnt b ~ uslks1 1tsnaA
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

Hou>S- Ice pond All Tools pertaining the
business also the route in town. bns not the ies
in stock Ice ho,rse toxso. Price 81 oo0 half cash
balance per cent
sSt - acres situated Garnet me<a Cnu
sainsi S-room house. detached rs,m isxie
stable. hen houses. rsckiny ha,ise. cie.. acres
old orchard ftii bearing. some young trees cnnl-
balance pasture, IA shares Garnet diIch rssr-
,olr, some tools consstins Of pillow cuitivator.
interest on balance,
$500 acres Of land. Is acres in alfaifa,sn
scres crain land, the rer aiming So acres all
tiiiable good fruit-!and: alkii:S in bear
ing orchard consisting af APPLES. peaches. pears,
pinm> pr,ines chcrI 'es and rrHpeS. siy shsres of
wsier IN IrskIr park md = sharr in Bianch
park worth 81 200, land all under fence. ti.oV.
cash aud the balance on time If desired at per
cent interest
zAS a acres Of land II, miles from postofiice
ter sppleS wears old. rrmaider Of land under
Glitch excepting one ere and Is all excellent soil
fsar room pls>trred hons-. Summer kitchan,
cellar. cisrertI. chicken eoars, good log stable
sosd cnM burn; e.srals md E s,r.ises ho,,,e sha.s
ditch stock. Price $3.50.
2ss-i.o acr-s near Ce.ta resige which can be
cultivated, 81 in alfalfa. acres In bearing
% right. comprising s 6nsSam a n inremss IN nIiss ,ss
sandstone Bluff Ditch and one-etrht Interest
ness aS ,,s1p h".nss ~ hss, y, s,,,is ar, NO"
ssJss,s sssssn mPlems1,s s 10 run a. the Place ssss
fore hay harvest will sell for $S~5S0.
on Main 81. $50 cash. balance on time al 5 per
cent. with security.
sso-is1 acres ofisnd adjoining the Grand mess
improvements. bNnle n sDltttdlh
place Tor stockman fos hold and gather cattle.
10 acres nf land west of olHthe: a-roosn lns
and frame dwelling guNd stable. and other out
uilabie. 10 inches of water Ia Nome Run
Ditch. acres under cultivation. All river bot
tom.
or Alfalfa farm nicely proicctcd hills. 10 aere~s
In .ucyi tiiabr la',d. All fenced s,ontnnS
Srrhari in % 10 % .ssrrs S oa s,aes In % xlri di.sk
This Will makes iine eombinAtios. for . man TO
raise fruit and cattle small ~riAic. will bS
said ou good terms aual easy paymsnfs.
sts- " acres land BaIies rsst or Dsft~. all
fenced aerer. in urchaui. years old. eli
hisar ditch, will be watcrsi also ~ the tinn
uisan tunnel Price sses. wul t.hs pan VaY-
ncnt.
-hycaw.ns a iar~ on sevfsss crs.s. how
r,m Delta - sharrr Fruit Gsovs.ra ISssA(na1A
keservolr stoek. ~hnr~ Surfnre Dtechr Nd kss-
srvo!s stock and = isss..st 10 aas'shse dissN
maktasf plenty % water I'll shp yaaV ~ ayItko
land all under rsod enras aoss6 dUritinrf
hoess With r.eass. s.Aelss, .sosssa~ sast asasf
s;s,s. ~ /. ":.ss. -. 80 =. s 5. isss s.s..% Z
sss @ easy s az =. fsss ,ss..s. Il 4s
sAs oppers'susy fns sa sssss vssehAAs> I
sot-sr aers. Of ia~6 on snsfaes epseh, Astw>sx
krkert ansft0 main roAA. sssss lnsrSsss1s,
n.ns. s~.sosA wasss. rixht Aisd sanss sA1ntk
5oe-Se aepe ~ nnl m 6rlnnisAa vapie1, - -
eartea ls~d. arr-s ~sthsed. - saa - sg&S11t11S
hrpfOseascnts runnt<A " unr e-yoo0 4uu116H
collar. seNbls tcr hAss<r. ees ~ o>g.. 80 10
qnrleuc1AeA. tues " - laT = y
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
contcol Jsp.ne,e prodve,e.

The Standard OIL Company and the
American Tobacco Company control
tho products Of Japan In their respec.
tive lines.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

Nasanlnu o. Niagara.
The word Niagara means thunder
water
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

rs -es-s-res IL miles east Of Delta 4 foo, OF
En,rrtn LnCts..fhi.sr IT, ditch. Can be w,teIed
not Improved. Price sI7oo: !. cash
sti-The Pype place e-haif mile from Eckert
Containing 81 acres. new S-rnom house. 10 acres
IN orchsrd m,SilS apples. Il acrcs In slfRlfa.2
scr.s of small fruit all fenced. .-s0 interest in
orchard ranci ditch: shares in Triekie Pnrk.
making wafer sufficient for all the land. Has all
been in cultivation Price, &.sp0. Fart cash.
balance on time.
sss-so aer-s on Garnet mesa. % acres orchard.
eacres alfalfa. y acres tiilabi- 5 room house.
rS nrS es..; e;,srn s stable sr.n.ry wsson shed
Ditch Reservoir Co. Price $,pu..
ss1-so acres miles northeast Of Delta on SUR
face Creek mesa. = scrcs alfalf,. bslsnce grain
land. Mater right ~ shares SurfAee reek ditch
and reseryoir company; 10 shares Fruit Growers'
ditrh and rcsrryoir ccnrsny. Good running wa-
$50. s'F' ''''' "''"e 'p''ns :" tue year. f''ee'
$50 acres Of land Surface and Tongue
ereek * scrcs ororchard. mostly winter .rpies.
plenty of water all the seasou. Price ..Uo.
at-,nl. acres land in North Delta a fine potato
ala Ia acre in orchard. some s,rawberries,
Eoo'i well water. dwelling. fences, stables, etc.
Price Sl.oU,
s,e-sn acres land on Tongue creek. Is acres in
alfalfa. 5scres orchar. - arreS can be cultivated
right III ssssaa Fries S. s per rs .er s0 wafer
seS-5 LILO acre. in North Delta with enni new
residence cauyinx $40 insuanc-. Good sheds
ditch stack. Prics si,cOo, part time.
ns-Ien scrcs in No truse county, one and
4 hall mile q (blafhe p-rhanf ALL
sea,ins, nearly all apples; 60 acEs In afsln, all
haSs ssT me- bsrrSs .hes eS sni sd es'a sn,sans
iron,ianc and S shares Extension. Price. sio.vo.
part cash.
ss-leo acres near Erser' 81 acres Nlfslfa cut
ting 80 tons 81 hay ~ acres orchard. mostly
stables sheds. etc. tiood wafer right In Surface
Crces ti.eh and rrscrvoir and one foot in For
rrier Sss.soe, part cash.
sio-tA scres orchard years old and in bear
ing. situated on tn. lever end OF California mes.
and half Interest In Sanders rserv.nr. Price.
81 S7oo half cash. balance sp,r cent
hay or stock ranch 80 acr~s In aifsifs. 10 acres
sssarn dc @ isnai one = acre s clshard, ToSd I-ro.m
inches Nv. 10 priority. Price. tk0ol
xo-f furAcres. 90 acres eleas~d N-aeres-in al
fhlfs, ssroom honSs. cellar SDx3ss All under
sciice with crsa sence - aeEos b
cniuys,eti. 4 am. lie n, Of watce.- S.OA
ste-Nesr Crsiarrsiec. saaerrs, all under fss,cs.
N clea I'D, tsa fruit trees, $50 xaraw berry
plants, s5a blxe berriss asla raspAerStr< inter.
est in r. G. 4 q. keservuip. u arss In sl era.
Coed lag hou>e. srw,ms. chicken Auase. ss-l3ee
and cfiIar, private ditch to iasd. slsCa
ss,--ss aeres in t;uap,sos valley three miles
ir,sa town. aercs in alfalfa. aesss orchard -
acrr~ tiliing land. balance psssnsp, \ s-r'osn
hrnAnds ditch shock. Price. s:.soN part cash.
haisnccs . p<r cenN
sas- AISorl iavessn<ul ~ acre~ aiAifA and
R0od xratN lard on GAsHet mesA. all Miiabie. ali
feneeds half mile freA town. Mali b atfAlA.
hAlAncs grain land. ~ nhafsa saock IN GarneS
ditch and reservoir cnsnrany. nskins q guoA
WsaeS x.hl fr.cs. S&oA. psft rsaA.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

s.-Here !. the finest frui, Arm in colorado,
Sales we're sis.ooo last year. will be more THIS
ics acres adioining Paonia. IS acres nne fruit
Mostly winter srples
yesr produced is'o eoxcs Of fruit. selling al 81
perbol.
and will ray more this year
come eau be cut into city lot If desired. II In
house 'o1;0 feet cdstins 5000. barn coz, si.coo
s-rn,m dwelling. Present owner paid for It out
Price. SIS !o,o, half cash. balance per cent.
sr-leo acre stock arn Cnrrant Creek: $50
acres in alfalfa, 81 acres pasture No ! wafer
Creek ditch Fivr-room house. good stables. cor
rails, etc. Price, $500. par, time.
sle-le acres one mile east of Delta, y acres in
ossh.rd seven yesrs old, pr,nslr.ily, prSss pprns
Ten shares Garnet ditcn and reservoir stock.
Price. tsge cash balance per cent
sos--n acres lard near Eckert. Partially i'm.
proved with good water right. Price $50
as-i.. acre. of land situs,e'in' Delta between
some ir-es. 6ne building aud garden place.
Prizes only $50.
ssAs acrs-'on Garnersmesa partially Improved
situate :, mile from the interpolation Prtce&
Tae--so acre. of land IL mi'e frnm Cory on Sur
cs Trss mes az under rd is ,s, nrns
is scres alf .ifs, acre orchsM. u aer. gam rn,
land 6 asrs. can be salusnsa E,s cMs,s rs = b ms
K. 10. shares of surface Creek y. & r. Co..
Together with other rights in Surface t'reek
10 m,siofnc,. store and school. Price tao. part
cash. balance at per cent interest
sss-sn acrex In Nontro>e county. % in alfalfa,
30 acrrs grain l.nd acres ans orchard, e-rc,m
cou-rete residence, worth sseN Cool sheds.
machinery and some household goods Price.
A,U0o. half cash.
Ms-lo acres half mile cast of Delta. ; acres IN
sonse. r~od stable. sheds ana other outbaild
srsoir % eomrsny.s Prise. si.sxo, half cash.
sns-Irerc Ia snap, 30 acrcs on Garnet mesa.
three-quartess oi . mile fr'm town, Is acres in
rirs. ali under iencc good water rish, consisting
Of - shares Of stock In Garnet ditch aud reScr-
voir cofapany. P1iee, ss.uo
kSA-Herc h . ranch paving tsY per cent
On list price. lc nne location and plenty Of
water all the srASzsS.
10 Rcres on TonrN creek, $50 acres In alfalfa.
Sacrrs In orchard, Anc fruit. all beAsng. ioI
9rain land. All feneSf and crs>s fenced, having
abaut miles Of s-wSye fence.
HAssr yieht consists NJ No I priority In Column
Dlne alsa Lake for6 Jhch and reservoir stock.
nakinx plenty Of water Set all Of the land. The
buildinEs conSixt of uew s-rsoin frame dwelling
eusting d ,onn With x,'c.i stables. csrrals. csc-
rs heed No. rattle in Rcod csntttton. Eood
work teams, head horsra, sagous. plows ukcs,
HoWess, Aarkess, all far.Ainx implements, -
tu,,a hay l3A nuHhel aNss,
fTicc. e6ocso t-rns,past .cash. bal. per cent.
- sacses On the hover end Of Surface creek
Mcea, thFe<-qua rters al mile nom Cory post
cekce. "a acres IN orchard. mt<ily winter APP
Pase, - acres In alfalfa. shares surfAre Greek
ditch and reeervutr comIany stock, ~ AhAfea
fu,it Iyuwvfs' disrh ard reservoir Company, also
psrt Of euGr ditch room frame. honse aud
koush.ia GcndA tsond cs,t hutldinx1 all fenced
all ttlable iand. two tealss harness. Wagon. car
viage, two csws calves. chichsns. becs. s,e.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

S2-. acres land. Gunnison river with ice
house. ice pond. all tools pertaining to tll~ Ice
business als'l the route in town. but not the i,.e
in stock, lc, ho,se toxso Price 81 ooU. half cash
balance per cent
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-07
HEARST BOOM WANINd

It is not surprising to learn that the Hearst presidential boom is fast col lapsing. The wonder is that it at- tained to the considerable proportions it did. The explanation is simply that the free use of money brought to MT. Hearst's standard many false politi- cians and heelers who made such a noise that they succeeded in having a few good people believe that there was really some force in the Hearst move ment
 In Washington, where Mir. Hearst's measure has been accurately taken, he is not regarded with any favor. It is recognized that he has little brain ca pacity aud personality that is not at- tractive It is said that Hearst ruins his own chances every time he meets a democrat of standing He cannot talk to any public man and keep up an ordinary conversation with any de- gree of intelligence It is claimed that he has never made speech or written newspaper article. Arthur Brisbane is the newspaper man who has been furnishing the brain-power for the Hearst papers
 It is conceded that Hearst will be able to make quite a showing iu the St. Louis convention, but it will fall far short of the one.third of the dele gates needed to wield an effective in- hueuce, aud this showing will be galned at big cost in money and the loss of public respect, Money Is necessary in politics, but it's possession by can didate for the presidency is not es- sentIal, and without the qualifications of character, brains and dignity, it is useless.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-07
GOOD YEAR FOR COPPER

A New York firm, who are large
 consumers of copper, in letter on the
 market says that the general tenor of
 the copper market lately gives evidence
 of perceptible movement in tone,
 with 8 tendency to harden in price.
 There has been some influential buy ing, recently, and sales have been
 made at slight advance over prices quoted few weeks ago. The more encouraging outlook has infused a firm CT tone into the market, and this condi- tion has been brought about largely through the activity of the foreign de- mand the last three months, and the prospect of larger home requirements.
 The largest exports of copper in the history of the trade have taken place since January l, and the deduction follows AS lucid proposition that pro- ducers have, therefore, less copper to dispose of to home buyers than year ago. Reliable authorities know that Europe is ready to take much more copper from this country, and to keep up liberal purchases at every favor able opportunity, and there is reason to anticipate strong outward move ment for some time to come. Copper exports during January and February amounted to 46,1 tons, against l9,4l3 tons in January and February, 1903. Shipments for the first half March were over II 1000 tons.
 With a large percentage of recent output sold, holders have been less anxious to make new sales, and the pressure to realize is not dscernible All these facts tend to strengthen con fdence and to give the market firm Attention is also directed to the improvement in the statistical position brought about by tho contin- uous heavy deliveries to Europe. and developments along this lipe have done considerable to put the copper situa- ton on g sounder basis.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-07

stronger and it is effectively applied to the exclusion of all other candi- dates, it is difficult to see how the New York judge can lose. ] this sub stautial backing weakens a bit after Hearst is disposed of, or for so ne oth- CT reason, 1t might be possible to shift some Of his strength to Cleveland or some other conservative candidate
 lJ is said that the supporters of Me. Kinley spent siS7 900 in his behalf be- fore the St. Louis convention, which nominated him, was called to order. Much less than that would nominate Parker This gives consideration to only such campaign expenses as are regarded as legitimate. A great deal more money will accomplish much less for Hearst The Parker workers know that that if they win that they will be ''in' with the man. agers when the real campaign begins. The Hearst people know that the COD. tributions will stop on or before the convention. There is also d growing fear that if they become too intimate with Hearst they may be left out later
 The Hearst workers begin to show little of the distress and resentment which was to be expected, when they felt the solid force of intelligently or. ganized opposition. There is sug gestion of threat in the statement that the Hearst people may try to defeat democratic congressman who are against them. The intimation is that the labor elements in the manufactur- ing districts will be thrown against democrats who oppose Hearst. This hint is not very strong and hardly will have much effect on the left side of the lower house of congress.
Arizona silver belt., 1904-04-07

Walter Wellman has been studying
 President Roosevelt in his latest mood and tense. He finds him toned down considerably, particularly iu lungs and vocabulary. Formerly. as everybody knows, he was delighted to see every man who called at the White House, while every other caller was ''iust the very man l wanted to see. After the president had thus greeted group of forty or fifty men, "de-lighted" at tue call of every one, and most of them "the very man wanted to see, it was only natural for some of the forty or fifty, overhearing what was said to all the others, to conclude that either Roosevelt was overplaying his hand or that he had the greatest stock of de- light in his composition ever known. According to Mir. Wellman, the presi- dent Is no longer de lighted to see everybody, he doesn't shout quite so lond, and everybody isn't just the man he wanted to see. What relief all around