... and did a vast a Mrs. McKinley up informed of the atu husband. Her busy her, and she was r In the now it is he President Roosevelt would be of Mr. McKinley's - the President’s illne ihe Constitution. was shot, Mr. Bla which Mr. Arthur dent. The plan wa ...

... drunken Jongshoreman wandered into Mr. Morgan’s office and was forcibly ejected. An unfounded rumour was also abroad that Mr. Roosevelt had been selected for assassination. ...

... around the furth bullet. Death was unavoidab Or medical treatment, and wa of the bullet-wound. PROCLAMATION BY MR A | Mr. Roosevelt has issued a Which he «ays: | A terrible bereavement ~ People. The President of - has been struck down. a cri only against ...

... unavoidable by any surgical medical treatment, and was the direct result the bullet-wound. ROCLAMATION BY MR. ROOSEVELT. A i Buffalo, Sunday. Roosevelt has issued a proclamation, in ich he says: A terrible bereavement has befallen our ople. The President of ...

... citizens | . private life paid final honours to the dead . President. Most conspicuous of all present ' were President Roosevelt and ex-President Cleveland. burying their deep political differences in the common grief. 'l‘};l9 casket, draped with a silk ...

... Abbey, where also was Mr. Levi Morton, who was Vice- President of the United Sthtes in the last Cleveland Presidency. Mr. Roosevelt, the | new President, by tge way, is well known in ! England, having made a long stay in this | country a few years ago. ...