... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Far in P*ri«, Fourth of July wiffi thin yo*r « fcstivnl svcn mom brilUanl usual. Mr. Chaunocy Dppaw will then French capital, and as no man can ba a pnod Amcnoan w-thout duo cnthufiasni for tho oration, th* famous Senator is to declaim ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY BANQUET. MR. HANBURY AND THE SYMPATHY BETWEEN AMERICA AND ENGLAND. The annual banquet in celebration of Independence Day waa held at the Hotel Cecil, London, Thund-iy night, under the auspices the Society of Americana in London. Mr. Hanbury ...

... TWO CELEBRATIONS. The Briton, like the American, prepared io regard Independence Day a fortunate moment >n cosmic destiny of the Anglo Saxon race. It ir piquant that Independence Day happens to coincide with the centenary Italy's liberation. The two forces ...

... DAMAGES. Dr. Benjamin Lee, of Philadelphia, the secretary of the Board of Health for Pennsylvania, has compiled rehirn Independence Day damages. It as follows: of lockjaw, caused in juries other injuries Totally blinded - who lost one eye 75 Arms and lego ...

... Wednesday, says tho Telegraph” New York correspondent. Mr. Thaw was graciously per- mkted, in honour of the American Independence Day celebration, pay for ice cream and cakes for the entire roll of prisoners, and he wished to repeat his generosity yesterday ...

... be utilised as far possible until expended, subject running no nsk of deterioration keeping.” Small boys, celebrating Independence Day. threw some giant crackers into a New York tram car. mortally injuring an elderly butcher, and several other p—sengem ...

... A. Dickson and Sons, of Xewtownards. oo Down, were easily first the profettbional classes. INDEPENDENCE DAY. The Americans in London celebrated Independence Day on Saturday, the festivities having bsen postponed from Tuesday last owing the death of Mr ...

... HOLIDAY MAKERS KILLED. BUTCHERED TO CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY. According to newspaper statistics. 38 were killed and 2,789 injured throughout the United States on Independence Day the explosion of fireworks and the abuse of firearms, against 42 killed ...

... commemorate it, under th© kindly eye* of great nation of kindred and friends. (Cheers.) Though born in bitter strife. Independence Day no longer carried with it th© slightest trace of bitterness. would b© ungracious at that moment not to remember the constant ...

... Columbia Yacht Chib, Chwego. is leaving for London shortly with invitation Sir Thomn Liptou to attend the club's regatta on Independence Day. Yealerday the Duke of Argyll showed a little improvement To-day the bulletin was:— Heatlese : cooditMNi unchanged. ...

... interest, and the happy ending the signal for loud applause. Another serio* of pictures represents the Americans celebrating Independence Day Coney Island sjcikm of riotous gaiety which provoke laughter. Some cpi.lodes from the age XIV. are remarkable for the ...

... getting adequate supplies. Very little new trade is about, however. The American market* yesterday were closed owing to Independence Day being celebrated. Liverpool this morning opened unchanged to 1 point up. In cloth circles buyers are not at all active ...