The daily sentinel., 1905-05-09

The Denver Boosters excursion ar
rived home Saturday and the tales
of the conquests they made through
the several states visited has en-
thused all of Denver.
90.
1t is said that Rojestvensky, COM
mander of the British squadron. is
now hunting Togo. In all probability
Togo will be found more quickly than
will be good for the well being of
the Russians.
90.
1t is to be hoped that the wealth
er has finally settled to normal con
ditions in the valley. The conditions
of the past three or four months have
retarded many things which should
have been well forwarded by this
time.
90.
The establishment of the proposed
rock pile in the city, upon which it
is intended to work the hobo ele-
ment, has given very general salts
faction. Nor is it contended that it
shall be a farce, but that results are
anticipated from the work to be done.
90.
Richmond Pearson Hobson, it is
announced. will be married We are
glad. as will be the country also.
While Hobson performed meritor-
ious act during the Spanish war, he
has never let the people forget his
part in the transaction. The Ameri-
can people will breathe with a great
deal more freedom.
90.
Durango has had about as much
trouble with her streets as Grand
Junction has had in the last few
months. Divers methods have been
proposed to make them good, and
they have at last hit upon "A plan of
using limerick. which can be OBJ
tanned within a short distance of the
city. Some such permanent method
must be adopted here and we believe
will be as soon as the preliminary
work of organization has been ac-
complished.
20. o..
The people of the western part of
the state have very generally respect
ed the request of MIR. Roosevelt to
permit him to enjoy his holiday in
the mountains OF Colorado I'm
doubtedly the presence of Mr.. Roose-
Welt in this state in the quest for re
creation. even more than the sport
of the hunt, will attract thousands
to the mountains hereafter. The
tired and weary business man of the
east will find more refreshment. more
of that which builds new life within
him here. than he could ever find in
the places of supposed rest in eastern
resorts.
90.
The Christian women of America
have a great work 10 perform in
/ the cities of the nation. if they would
curb the growing tendency of rich
Americans to maintain dual exist
ence. One can hardly pick up a pa
per nowadays that he does not find
mention of the expose of some liason
carried on by men of wealth and in
/ tiuence throughout the country Much
has been said and written regarding
the Mormon church and its relation
l to polygamy. There is broader
I field for reform opening throughout
the whole country than the iniqui-
ties of the Mormon church.
90.
The persistent and determined eff
fort upon the part of those who have
faith in the DeBeque oil field has
never faltered, in the attempt to
make the wells there producing.
should find a rich reward We be
lieve, as we always have, that there
will yet be found oil at DeBeque in
large and paying quantities. Writing
about the oil fields of DeBeque may
to some seem like resurrecting a
dead opportunity, but we do not feel
that way in the least. Where Kan
sans struck their richest fields was
where there had been desultory work
ing and exploration for oil for years
~ may "N 'iAe same way at bebeque'
Those who have faith are bound to
reap a rich reward. We do not be-
lieve as much oil as has been pro
duced would have been found. We're
there not larger fields yet untouched.
90.
1t is again charged that the great
teamsters strike in Chicago is par