... is broken.” So it was. Fortunately, help was at hand. surgeon encased the injured part in plaster Paris, and was taken to Roosevelt Hospital, paralysed from chin to feet Pieces of broken bone were pressing upon the spinal cord, those soft jellylike nerves ...

... Uken t« cell racetimt te-nigbt •» ...

... SYMPATHY IN DUBLIN. Mr. T. NL tternoctae, Lord Mayer et Debits. wired to the VicePretitieet at the United felleving see IMP Roosevelt, 6. Vice. President U.S., •. Washington. behalf of citizens of Dublin, beg eon. Try their sod their deep at merderotte at ...

... RCOSEVELT G0cS BUFFALO BU KLINGTON, Friday. Colonel Roosevelt, the Vice-President, ar- rived here thus evening, and ou to Buffalo. He was tov shocked and grieved to express his VERMONT, Roosevelt first learned of tise attem; to assassinate President ...

... THE HON. THEODORE ROOSEVELT left for Burlington on his yacht. A special train was in waiting, and he started Buffalo. In an interview with Colonel Roosevelt said —*I am so a Press represcutative. | shocked and grieved that 1 can sav nothing. AKKANGEMENITS ...

... imniedtatcly went on i ilulUlo. was too shock-.I and to express his feeling*. Bcta.tson.s (Vibwovt), SarttsDir. Colancl Roosevelt lim learned of attempt to assxssioite I’rcmdcol M'Kinley twenty to six yesterday evetuor, at Isk-smotte. the news was te ...

... irresponsible individuals have done what I feared. VICE-PRESIDENT GOES TO BUFFALO BUHI-LNUTuN. VERMONT. Saturday. Colonel Roosevelt first learned of the attempt to assassinate President M K at twenty to, au reeterday evening, a Isleaiuotte. whither the ...

... Bawl, tom too 'hooted grieved to his Boaustrros (Voutoot). Oaken! Roosevelt lirst lesr•ed of toascemansMe Pre,.d.n MKi.l.y at twenty miaow. to ins yesterday wrinkle, whither the wee Roosevelt Gobi. , A teem in and he started Memedimaly &Okla. I. es with • ...

... peristaltic has recommenced, greatiy lessening the danger of peritonitis. She “ telegram from Buffalo:—ine attending Colonel Roosevelt that be es could send word to Senators Proc- tor and Lodge and friends to ‘the eff that the Pre recover. The doctors ised ...

... THEODORE ROOSEVELT. The appalling crime Buffalo has turned the eye* of the world Theodore Roosevelt, Vice-President the United State*, and. the Constitution, successor to the Presidency abould Mr. M'Kinlev unfortunately terrible reflection to that if ...

... away from the ' drawn close his breast, with linen band- locality. kerchief wrapped about it. It bore the appear- Colonel Roosevelt remained half •nee of bandage. extended his left h-ind, , hour the residence Mr. Milburn. All the l I am unite sure the thought ...

... ' This nsoniag's minoring reports with manifestations of joy, and the atmosphere to perceptibly brighter. Shortly oue p, Roosevelt awl Mr. the boar, aad told the they had bop= of Ptesident • wiles omplinatioos, ot which there no indkations at present, ...