... ROOSEVELT IN VENICE. The Ex-President in Venice. Here, it nowhere else, Mr. Roosevelt was compelled to reconcile himself to leisurely methods of transit, and is seen in a gondola, which still holds its own as the • hansom cab of Venice. Mr. Roosevelt ...

... ROOSEVELT. Writing to Lord Lausdowne on December 27, White, the American Charge d’Affaires, says The President the United States prafoundU appreciates the courtesy with which the co-operating Powers have suegosted his name arbitrator; and if no other ...

... ROOSEVELT FATHER VAUGHAN AND ENGLISH CATHOLICITY (From our Oorrcspondenis. —Copyright). New York, Tuesday. The iron market is very quiet, and there is noticea-ble improvement the de- (Hand. Enquiries continue fairly brisk, but transaction only cover small ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT New York, Tuesday. President Roosevelt this morning arrived his sister's residence Famington, Connecticut, from Washington. He was carefully guarded during the journey. The President will proceed to-morrow to New haven in order to ...

... MR ROOSEVELT . RESIGNS ASSOCIATE EDITORSHIP. New York, Saturday. Mr Roosevelt has resigned his associate editorship of “The Outlook™ in order to have move time for political work.—Reuter, CORK WEEK, G ) ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED. { NATIONAL CYCLE CLUB SPORTS ...

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... ROOSEVELT THREATENED. *neva., Traday Morning. • reword Miller &maul eight weepeeted twin the hte at Pervideet Memeetett. • IMES& • thee they heard he wiser te Preeideet. Miller at the Mice leaked that he had Ilidb May smelt state'meets. ...

... MR. ROOSEVELT. . Cherbourg Saturday. Mr. Ropsaveld arrived here to-day and’ left immediately for Paris.—Reuter. ...

... ROOSEVELT EXPEDITIGN. New York, Wednesday. Mr. Roosevelt, who arrived here yesterday on his return irom Brazil, was very. near death from April sth until April 15th, when he was suffering from high fever and was delirious. He begged his companipns to ...

... ROOSEVELT AND NEGROES. • - A •evere rebuke to nelunters /41 wini.tered by Pre-itkr.t. Rofterett jeo ektendeti the lin: v itality and et .untmer home nt Oy.ter as fai ri , I.lund, to Dr. Hood. the North Carolina. and the = Bishop in the roontry, mei the ...

... • KING ROOSEVELT. ohnol ought to he a mouri t 0 tor If apfa•af• that Ism 1t5..1.-eart o, Koh,. Nano. In at. 11•Iwk gal Ami•riraft. of Rroal take. ,r place a. Ith in tram Hohert 'AWL nentli its rho Imo trial Walter.. • :00 I in ac lark is drinking ...

... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. M Oyster Bay, Tuesday. President Roosevelt and his family left today for Washington. Oyster Bay now ceases to the summer capital, a position it has occupied for the last seven years.—R. *er ...