... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. [BXDTER’S TELEGRAM.] WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. President Roosevelt has now taken up his residence at the White House. [laffan’s telegram.] WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. President Roosevelt has written letter the authorities Yale University saying ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. [laffan's tkleoram.l WASHINGTON, Sept. President Roosevelt is devoting a considerable portion of bis time to the subject of Anarchism, with a view to recommending remedial legislation in his forthcoming Message to Congress. Yesterday ...

... MR. ROOSEVELT AND PRESSING QUESTIONS. THE PACIFIC CABLE. (from our correspondent.) New York, September 25. The electrocution of Czolgosz will take place Buffalo on October 7. This is the approximate date, and there are more applications from leading papers ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT INSTALLED WasrTNGTON, Monday. Mr. Hay, Secretary of State, left Washington to-day to resume his holiday in New Hampshire, which was so sadly interrupted by the murder of President McKinley. The great flag over the Whte House was put ...

... MR. ROOSEVELT AND RECIPROCITY. Washington, September 24.—At to-day’s Cabinet meeting, the statui the reciprocity treaties now awaiting the action of Congress was discussed. President Roosevelt plainly indicated his remarks that he believed strongly in ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND ANARCHISM , President Roosevelt. a Lift in telegram informs u', is devoting considerable portion of his time to the subject of Anarchism, with a view to recommending remedial legislation in his forthcoming Messag.: to Congress ...

... MR. ROOSEVELT’S POLICY, (f ROM Ol'K ) WASHINGTON. Nioer, noonovelt is tlio most cultured of recent occupents the White Houm, most democratic in m.nnera. Mr. M Kmley was more conventional than is Mr. Rooaovelt, whoso lineage more aristocratic and whose ...

... LYING IN STATE. PICERIIANT ROOSEVELT. The following is the new Prmident's first proclamation :—A terr:bre bereave- I befollets etas people. The President of the Unite a:ates been atm k down. a ;rade eon:witted not only the Chief Magistrate, Int:against ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT (Copyright by G. Grantham Rain) same guide was a most ardent believer in the redskin tradition that it is an unjustifiable crime to kill a rattlesnake, as it plays fair in giving warning before it strikes : lie himself repeatedly ...

... Roosovelt and Trooper When Mr. Roosevelt was in the field with his Roughriders it is related of him that he never let his kindness of heart degenerate into anything like laxity. One day in camp, before Santiago, one of his troopers objected to the performance ...

... our clever, cultured society women. MgRS. ROOSEVELT. Mrs. Roosevelt, the wife of the new President of the United States, was a Miss Edith Carow, and before her marriage was an intimate friend of the Roosevelt family. She is the second wife of the President ...

... is beautifully fitted and is much admired. —Central News. [■September 23, |QOI. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. **l Represent the Entire Country. ’* President Roosevelt has made novel impression at Washington during the few days he has occupied the White House ...