... te uteen at Einfilbo WINDSOR has been full of visitors since the Queen's return. The Prince -of Wales was among the first, coming one day to lunch, while Princess Louise and Lord Lore followed to take leave of Her Majesty on their departure for the Riviera. The Duk] and Duchess of York spent Saturday to Monday with the Queen, and took advan- tage of being at Windsor to visit the grave of the ...

... V 11 r 'Al p, I a 11 )1,c r S/and by.-CAP rAIN CUi'rLE BY J. ASIIBY-STERRY TtiE result of the rules with regard to crawling cabs has astonished everybody. It just shows that it only requires a little common. sense to be applied to the regulation of our traffic to make the passage of our streets as easy as possible. When due attention is paid to the obstruction caused by builders, road ...

... THE PHILIPPINES,. Il ANOTHER BATTLE. t CALOOCAN STORMED AND TAKEN. t AMERiCAN UCIAR{GE UNDEiR HEAVY FIRE. (aREmTESs SPECU.L SERVIcE.) ZMANILA. Feb. 10, 7.40 p.m. At five minutes past three thi.s afternoon the Americans made a combined attack upon Caloocan, and carried the town after a short but brilliant engagement. At a signal from the tower of the Church of v (do li Loma, the warship ...

... ITHE CABMENS GRIEVANCE. A QUIET DAY. Yesterday was comparatively uneventful in ?? war between constables end aoibruen. But there is no truce. (in the one hand tho ` loiterer was chiried; on the other hand, there was a etronger determination than ever that the chivying ?? cease. Monday's doings have wrought the protestants to a high pitch of euthusiasm. The ?? Liatil meeting revealed thoir ...

... THE PHILIWPINE WAX CAPTURE OF ILOILO, TOWN FIRED BY THE NATIVES FOREIGN CONSULATES BURNT., MANILA, Feb. 14. The American ganboat Petrel arrived berf L last night with dispatches from General Millea i to General Otis, announcing that Iloilo war taken by the conbiney military and naval forces on Saturday morning. General Miller states ?? on receipt of hhi instructions be sent the native ...

... I THE TROUBLES IN SAMOA, GERiIAN AND AM1 ERICAN OPINION. (TIMOU0Gli ItBuTuR'S AG T.NCY.) WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. It is 11ot believed hero iflnt the Germfan Governmnent has nppreciated the extent and ill effects of the aets of itJ ngents at Apaia, and it is confidently believed thit when it is in possession of the foets (ts set iorth in yesterday's news fi'rom Sitmion it will titleo stepis at once ...

... T H L IPkEYVTLUS CASE. ;'uf5 EXPUlStoN 01 A. JoIupN ATJ1'r M. DUPIGY'S THREATS. LFrnoM oER coiuu}sro8r'DNr.) PARIS, T'tcsdiy Night. ?? orit r of eximltion trot Frrruce ?? the Ptrris corre*r.c' ot of tile 5Noue Freie | Presse'' is stated 'try wsvli-informie,1 ?? to b I a% hint trotm M1. Do puy to a]ll foreign corre4ptll- tb-itt.s in Paris. For scorn' timle r'ri-t the - Libre I Prirole hrnst ?? ...

... LLOYDS BANK (LLIMITED). The a'mu%' meeting Of tbh shareholders of Lloyds pankr (Llnuteul vau h ebld a, the Ucrt Wetero detel yreiciy- kr, J. hjieaer ?? lrreaided.Y'su lhasrwan s nuvmgl the adoptiou of the report, wiru has3 already be.am liutI!ijIOUJ, aiO ?? ?? an Avaalcle ?? *sr the Car ol £i'?7,vUW, aid that 18$b, Apart from the war scares, ad bee ar pruaperoul year. Durnnh; the year wealth ...

... IA GREAT CUARITY BAZAAR. I THE FASHIOUNABLEk F .UN'C\riON V l I1ELP VFlO R lI ARItNC -CROSS JIOS1iTAL. Tho fash7ionable world ais determined to eorne to the .liki of the dingy olid lHospital, Iwhich being at ?? rinig-crossf, antl situatut ill j the very aaivst ct Ioidonit's ?? rair, jimist * .cl:tltratlRi' hae Iallifl'st vlailcls ulptol thle XX mt- t'ud, ;vhlitl it sawl vez. It has long ...

... I THE QUESTION OF TilE VETO. 1 VIEWS OF A BISHOP, AN APPEAL TO ,lE' ARCHBISROP. A reprosentative of The Daily News caught ai Bishop on tho wring yesterday, who, on the ?? day, had refised lo say anything, but a t hlmugit. the si tuation difforent, as ;lipisuopu I I ?? htl praieticailly revealed, bis identity iII The Tirmes, had given his3 opinion. C I do not give my naine becanso I may ...

... AS OTHERS SEE US, FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLAND, PROGRESS IN COSTA RICA, AN INTERVIEW WiT11 PRESIDENT YG LES l A S, Of rmiddle height, young, dark-complexiona.d, u, and with a morry, laughimg face, his Excellenc * D)on Rafaeil Yglesias, Presidont of t1.3 Reopulhlic 0 of Costa Rica, is a lit leader for the most ir courteous of utitiows. The fei' %ecks he has f spent in London have lcon a buty ...

... TlIlPtfl IL SI'A(ii SPEC'TACLES. t'rcii'ic 'liixia vrai ?? plo ascot ad t a nietilig lwil at I ,er Maje isty's 'itittairn III slippoed of the liilixaial Ulkte. Mr ixfeerliolcint Tret pro'ietld oertia of tie lie-, ~ ~ ~ ~ netit~ mll - l Il--ki now it mvitcho it rof bitt olvi' 0ro fetsilo'i, ?? aitI ioiicct wor't foil. futhee iliirumitiist 'eli nit sil lil aciitirift ; iii 10:3 1ight i Ms. tPree ...