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... Flour, Spring Wheat Clears 2 Mr. William Gillette will close the Lyceum Theatre on Thursday. President Roosevelt's wife and his son Theodo{: left Oyster Bay yesterday for Washington. —Reuier. M. Delcassé yo-tud.y'Jln s lunch in honor ...
... American society there 18 ‘liNe doubt tuat Washington will see a very gay winter. “Mrs. Roosevelt is voung, good-looking, and essentially a woman of the fine world, Mr. Roosevelt has been active .u affairs of ‘Suu and ouidoors ratber than in soci.) ‘matters; ...
... thag Mr. Roosevelt is now staying at the house of Commander Cowles, it may be of interest to state that the Commander was recently and for some time Naval Attaché at the Embassy in London, and that while there he was married to Miss Roosevelt, the Pre ...
... last® been fixed by the United States for the evacuation of that island. General Wood, who as Dr. Wood was the Colonel of Roosevelt’s Roughriders, pledges the new President to this honorable policy, and on every ground he ought to know. The general election ...
... yesterday at Compiegne. (Page 5.) The new electric line from London to Brighton is underway at last. (Page 3.) President Roosevelt presided at his first Cabivet meeting yesterday. (Page 5.) Lord Rosebery delivered a brilliant eulogy of King Alfred at ...
... and yet was no tyrant. His successor, if his wounds prove mortal, will be a more brilliant and a less calculable man. Mr. Roosevelt is a sort of American Baden-Powell. A breezy, vigorous man, whose life has been spent on ranches and in camps and clubs, ...
... FROM DAY TO DAY, Mr. Roosevelt, the colonel of the famous regiment of roughriders, who would succeed Mr. McKinley in the event of the Presi. dent’s death, is doubtless thinking at this moment of & weird experience which he haj in Cuba. As he was riding ...
... might be more disposed to intervene with effeet. In this connection one cannot but recall some strong words of Colonel Roosevelt's about the neglected duty of 1895. But what a man writes lightly in an essay he must often forget in office, and the Monroe ...
... charming sisters. One is Mrs Cowles, wife of Captain Cowles, of the Amen can navy. She is better known here as Mise Anna Roosevelt, for, previous to her mar. riage, she spent much of her time in England whére she made herself many friends, and was one ...