Logan Republican | 1903-04-17 | Page 2 | Strain Too Much for Moody

'J STRAIN TOO MUCH FOR MOODY. Ki His Giving a Dinner Drought on an At- Hr.'D tack of Nervous Prostration. Jig I President Iloosevelt Is having a HJ I great deal of fun with Secretary HJ; I: Moody thoso days. Ho tolls his little HJ ' Joko to every member of Congress HJ t who vlslis tho whlto house. H' ! "My secretary of tho navy has J J broken down," fenys tlio President to I tils callers. ".Moody has nervous prostration pros-tration mid his doctors havo sent him on n mouth's sea voyage." K i "Overwork?" naturally asks tho HJ i vlslto". H , "No. tho heavy round of social H duties. Ho cannot stand much. Ho H ! gavo ono dinner nnd thnt completely H , j, unnerved him. Ho gavo It at tho H '$iSi h hotel, where- everything was got up H I ! r for I,lm- Mrs- Uowoy Invited all J v tho guestB. Ho hod a guard of ma-H ma-H I Hues to seo thnt everything was all H right. Ho did not do a thing but cat H I tlio dinner. Slnco then ho has been in a stato of collapse. . It Is wonder-H wonder-H ful how dollcnto these bachelors are." H i Then tho president laughs loud and H. 8 long.