... ROOSEVELT AND EUROPE. Poet :—TIA new Aroerscas qu.lities much seed., Oa hwad of a Man y Siaticlpst* that the nee Amer.- an whey will be agnressiire in It. bearing ' , wards Europe Thie tartly seems I to us a cool.lasaded judgment The mutant point for ...

... ROOSEVELT: NO CORRUPTION. As everyone knows, the new President (of the United States) is a voluminous author, shrewd, intelligent, high-minded, and the possessor of a vigorous styles In one-of his books he denounces the conscienceless speculator, the ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SILENT. TO rtrw *An.*l WASHINGTON, Tueflday. Roo**elt iHll make announcement ««rdinß the plans until he returns from funeral the ...

... ROOSEVELT A GILBERT. might sum Ookmel Roosevelt, more Gilbertioo, something as follow!*;—- Rcack Loral Crasser. Jett Davis * touch at him, Utile Lirtccto, but not vay trim; Blsraircfc. and Germany’s Wiß, Jupiter, Chamber tain, Buffalo BAk wmsißß to be ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT S POLICY. Buffalo, Monday.—As outlin'd to Ins friends yesterday, the new President’s policy will m liberal and more extensive reciprocity the purchase and sale of commodities, so that tbe surplus production of the United States can ...

... 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 ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT% POLICY. Moods? President Roosevelt yesterday some of hip parsecs! friends in Buffalo Cabinet Ministers who are here, and gave them views for the conduct of public affairs end his policy. He will be In favour of room liberal more extensive ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and his generosity in acknowledging mistakes. These are great OW and rightly used may lead Os great Issues. NOT LAWYEL Yr. Roosevelt. who is tour years younger than soy his peedeonsors at the White )(owe. 'harm with Ire them the &Woodcut of not being a lawyer ...

... passing through Ellicott-street it was met Mr Roosevelt's carriage, which Wiis stopped by his orders while he himself stood bare-headed the procession went by. While the body was being removed Mr Roosevelt, who had refused to take the advice of the police ...