... Colonel Roosevelt President McKinley’s policy to be and again will to when coming events have so changed face things the to foot absolutely virgin soil Mr McKinley's policy policy passes through Colonel brain two altogether things Colonel Roosevelt is a ...

... precious to your country. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. Declaration of Policy. TARIFF REFORM FORE- SHADOWED. (Reuters Telegram.) BUFFALO, -Monday. \ In his utterance on Saturday, regarding his policy, President Roosevelt emphasized the word peace. Yesterday ...

... It WAS ottanimo,olv hold a memor al serge* on Thurs. gas Mr THE NEW PRKSIDENT AND TU FUTURE POLICY WAXIIIIIOTON. Tutulay. Roosevelt Wel make no announcement re. the plans of the atlin.nOttratien unttl he mono , m the of th. late Preadent I)IPENPING RESIGNATION ...

... carried out of the hearse and placed in the East Room, the largest chamber of the building. The casket. was opened, and Mr. Roosevelt and the members of the Cabinet looked once more at the features of the dead President. Mrs. M‘Kinley followed. She was left ...

... general sentiment was notah.y confident, and there was a complete absence of alarm anywhere. The announcement President Roosevelt that he would continue (be policy of the former Administration was received with general approval. Other factor.? were likewise ...

... Wa_u_gton yesterday. Mrs. McKinley travelled in the funeral train. Tn interview with personal friends on Sunday President Roosevelt gave outline his policy as President. He foreshadowed tariff reform the direction of extended reciprocity, and more liberal ...

... humour*, with loaa of hair, than pages punted matter. THE LATE PRESIDENT. THE LYING-IN-STATE. TRUE BILL AGAINST CZOLGOSZ. MH. ROOSEVELTS POLICY. Mrs McKiotey. beaeac coiKacroußiy in brr great, sorrow, sanro tmin ■wihdi the body be'. lr>ts*ftjid from Uuflak) ...

... Knox will prooably remain Attorney-General. All the others will resign unless the present plans are changed. President Roosevelt said to close friend yesterday, was a candidate for nomirntiou to the Presidency 1904- have been eliminated, and am not now ...

... to 9 points advance, and there were further gains of 6 to 8 points at second call. Great confidence is felt in President Roosevelt, and this helped the improvement prices, together with Liverpool firmness; covering, led room operators; buying by houses ...

... 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 ...

... proclamation, will be “er ! closed on Thursday next, the day of the fu ahO ld THE NEW PRESIDENT ESCHEWS PROTECTION. Mr. Roosevelt absolutely refuses to he cuarded by secret service men. He declares he does not want io establish a precedont that the President ...

... Sessions yesterday. Mr. Kruger on the surrender of his son: “ How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless Mr. Roosevelt will not occupy the executive mansion popularly known as “The White for some Gays. At Kirkby Laythorpe (Lincolnshire) Industzial ...