... GOSSIP OF THE DAY. ANGLO-AMERICAN CELEBRATION. Mr. Choate, the American Ambassador, speaking at the Independence Day banquet at the Hotel Cecil, London, referred to the occasion tending to become more and more an Anglo-American celebration. Referring ...

... reception at the Government House, Adelaide, the Duch went through almost as much handshaking the President the United States Independence Day. tt ia recorded her Royal Highness clasped palms with no fewer than 1,500 people. The Duke was unable to be present to ...

... It is stated at Washington that the whole of the Philippines will be placed under the control of the civil authorities Independence Day. The Czar, it stated 'to St. Petersburg, has sent his own private physician to advise on the illness of Count Tolstoi ...

... Tc-rnoriX)w Americans all over the world will, observes the Daily Chronicle, die celebrating their national anniversary, Independence Day, and in England are sufficiently disinterested to join in the celebration with hoariest good will. But July 4 is after ...

... why he could not draw a statement or his affairs, said that rats had eaten his cash book and receipts. To-morrow being Independence Day, Mrs. Choate, the wife of the American Ambassador, will hold a reception at Carlton House Terrace, London. Some of the ...

... Festival held, welcome the sons tbe soil who have gone out into the world make is he'd from July 1 (Dominion j Day) to July (Independence Day). Special train be run from all the chief cities the United State*, where rhrr° are nearly of nativeborn Canadian-*, ...

... 2nd V.B. Essex Regiment, Chelmsford, Saturday. The freedom the borough was presented to Field- Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood. Independence Day was celebrated all over the world by Americans on Saturday. In London ]V(r. and Mrs. gave an At Home, and American ...

... golf match ha been arranged in an Indianan soon which the men will play at night and in petticoats. It will occur on Independence Day tJuly 41. but the connection between petticoats and independence is not stated. Ostensibly it in to decide whether a ...

... peat few days the enormous quantities placed the market, have brought the ernes down. IN DANCA DAY IBANDUET. The anneal Independence Day Banquet of the American Society in London took place on Saturday night, Lord Laradowne, in proposing the health of the ...

... away downhill a distance of three The mad was erewded with miners on their way home with supplies for the celebration of Independence Day to-day, and eleven were killed and many injured. The road, after the accident, was strewn with the bodies of the dead ...

... THE SALISBURY DISASTER. THE QUEEN'S NESBAGB OF SYMPATHY WITH THE SEZZAVSD. The American Anidusador, at the Independence Day banquet at the Hotel Cecil, Led*, on Wednesday night, read the following from the Queen: Tbs Queen wishes to express to yea her ...

... another very large attendance. A notable feature of these assemblies is the great number of American spectators. It was Independence Day and a graceful and much appreciated compliment was paid to the visitors from the United States. In the final tableau ...