... Stanhope Sams, in a despatch from Washington to the Mail end Express, says that reciprocity will probably be the keynote of Mr. Roosevelt's administration, as it was to have been of Mr. McKinley's second administration. Seven reciprocity treaties are now pending ...

... THE UNITED STATES. (mom • NEW YORK, 20. Mr. Roosevelt arrived at Washington from Cacao this morning and presided at the fret frail meeting of his Cabinet. All the members tithe Cabinet were present except the Attnrneytwuml. Mr. Knox. The meeting occupied ...

... £5,000. It is intended that the monument shall be completed by the Snit annlvereary of Mr. McKinley's ameselnation. Mr. Roosevelt's Democratic ways are mating wasi is 4 - Damassits MLJb taihis well as Republicans are in Republican leaders have assured ...

... candidate. lIIR 24. From all sections of the country spontaneous expressions of sympathy and support continue to reach President Roosevelt. More especially is this the case from the southern and western portions of the Republic. Since assuming office the new President ...

... •24.• The statement published this evening by the Soir that Mr. Kruger had decided to send a special mission to President Roosevelt is incorrect. Although the proposal for sending such a mission was discussed at the last meeting of the Boer delegates, a ...

... the express, of which six carriages were burned. Eight persons were killed and nine injured. Tut UNITY.° Surra.—President Roosevelt arrived at Washington from Canton on Friday 'morning, and held his first formal Cabinet meeting. 1311AZIL—The Republican ...

... Mr. McKinley has been taken up with great enthusiasm at Atalanta, Georgia.— A New York Correspondent asys that President Roosevelt's democratic ways are making him most popular in Washington. The Republican leaders have assured the President that they ...