... my God, to Theo.. As the coffin was borne towards the train the hymn Oh God, our help in ages pest was rendered. Mr Roosevelt followed the coffiu into the station, walking immediately behind it with Mr Cortelyon sod Mr Hawley. Mrs M•Kinley and other ...

... address. The benediction was pronounced by the Rev. Dr Chapman, after which the congregation slowly dispersed. President Roosevelt was the first to leave. Mrs M'Kinley was stable to be present. ...

... announces that the police are on the loi.kout for a man who is said to have left Jersey City threatening to kill President Roosevelt. The Anarchists under arrest at Chicago were again brought ',More the Magistrate yesterday on a writ of Aftbros empwr The ...

... eenstable's helmet and coat, and removed him in a carriage to the County Jail. THE NEW PRESIDENT'S POLICY. On Monday President Roosevelt gathered together tem of hie personal friends in Buffalo and those Cebinat Ministers who were at Buffalo and gave &era such ...

... thunderstorm in nature, keying the skies unhurt, but destroying one of the few moat valuable lives the age possesses. President Roosevelt has pledged himself to give continuity to the policy of lea predecessor. Americans were in robust health on the London ...