... 50,000 DOLLARS TO KILL ROOSEVELT. (Reuters Telegram.) Monday. man, blacksmith by trade, was to-day arraigned before the Court for saying in a barroom, I belong to a society that will give dollars to any man who will kill Roosevelt ' He did not deny having ...

... THE NEW PRESIDENT. Mr. Roosevelt Takes the Oath, AN AFFECTING SCENE. BUFFALO, Saturday. Mr. Roosevelt arrived here at twenty mioutee to two, and proceeded to the home of his friend. Mr. Wilcox. After going to Mr. Milburn's house under | escort, pay bis ...

... Armed Strife. aobctj NEW YORK, Monty- President Roosevelt’s wife sod son Theodore left Oyster Bay today for Washington. BUFFALO, Monday. has utterance on Saturday regarding his policy, President Roosevelt emphasised the word “peace.” Yesterday gathered ...

... A DAY OF MOURNING. i Issue a Proclamation. BUFFALO, Sunday. President Roosevelt has issued the following proclamation ordering the observance a my i moumiui and prayer:— , By the President of the United States of , Americt Proclamation :— ''A terrible ...

... the Commander was for some rime Naval Attache the Embaasy in London. While there he married Afiwt Roosevelt, the Praedoufs iftster. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. BZUTm AODOT.I WASHINGTON, TwwHy. will make annomoomont regarding the pUna the Administration until ...

... Veins. Mr. Roosevelt Is the second man wtrlt Dates' blood his veins who has occupied tee Pre--.de-- chair of th* United State*. The other was Tan Boxen, who was of pure rrtrr.r.. whea Mr. Roosevelt is not, net has also Irish ancestry. Mr. Roosevelt also one ...

... the Republican party is in the ascendant. is seldom that nan with snob tastes Mr. Roosevelt, end in such on environment, takes active pot* in politics; hat Mr. Roosevelt entered Potties, and did so, as his custom with every* l kiog, heart and soul. His ...

... the illustrious dead. Several members of the Diplomatic Corps wore coart costume. Among tho early arrhralS) w«« President Roosevelt, who reached White House ten minutes to nine, accompanied by bis wife and I sister. He went immediately to the Bine Parlour ...

... who was of comparatively little account. That cannot be said, happily, of the man who succeeds President McKinley. Colonel Roosevelt is not only man of great force of character, but one who has already figured pretty largely on the page of American history ...

... has frequently given way to sebbintr and toars. I have immediate expectation of anything but favourable conditions.' Mr. Roosevelt left for Washington last night. Later. Mrs. McKinley went to the cemetery to-day, and spent some time tho vault in whioh ...

... friendly relations. THE NEW PRESIDENT. The Daily Telegraph says:—Mr. Roosevelt has been favour of a fortified canal built by American money and defended by American guns. Mr. Roosevelt's statement that he would carry out absolutely Mr. MoKinley's policy ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. The • Morning Post Brussels correspondent telegraphed yesterday: — lam informed, on, excellent authority, that the Boers Europe propose ask President Roosevelt to intervene in the South African question. President Roosevelt is said ...