... and respectful crowds had oaecmhled. reaching Washington the coffin trot conveyed for the night tbe White Boose. President Roosevelt accompanied the train. The Grand Jury have returned true hill Csolgos* the charge order in first degree, and was arraigned ...

... changes are compliauie the wishes of Mrs. McKinley that the bole fcer husband rest in their heme ton on Wednesday mglit. IR. ROOSEVELTS POLICY ...

... blacksmith trade, was to-day before the Court for a bar ‘'-I belong to a society that w»U give lofc. to any man who will kill Roosevelt . not deny having made the statement Was remanded witbo*rt bad New York, Monday. >kanu Moat, editor of Kreheitwho was tad ...

... exuressmg horror act which has robh«d the Catted States an illuatnous President and the world so good man MR ROOSEVELT A HUNTER. Mr Roosevelt it keen student of American history, national and cnloinal. an indefatigable con Uibuior to monthly msgasioee ...

... comrades the Grand ay of the Republic and a company of militia, is the cortege was passing through KUicofft set it wea met Roosevelt’s carnage, was stopped Kia orders, while himstood bareheaded the procession went by. ilong the whole route the cortege moved ...

... them, and not a page bat bear. wiUiea* to the wruer's wholes..me ardour in the chase his deep aeusipvanevs to nature Mr Roosevelt has published several other bas de* ii*o-i th.—ii .* Histunoal- kind, and all vigorously wr.tten The two that reveal the ...