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... firing a revolver into a quantity of fireworks belong- ing to a street vendor. The boy was also killed. AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day was celebrated by a banquet last eight in London, under the auspices of the American Society. A numerous company ...

... formality. The Stars and Stripes were much in evidence. The spirit of Anglo-American brotherhood pervaded the annual Independence Day banquet of the American Society in London, held at the Hotel Cecil in the evening. Field-Marshal Lord Wolseley proposed ...

... boy firing a revolver into a quantity of firewmks belonging to a steet vender. The boy was also ?? BTI)EPENDENCE DAY,. Independence Day was cebed by a ban- qset last night in Loadon, under the auspicas. of the American- Siety. A nmrus cepany assembled under ...

... shell, w ith wthich, in spite! as of the most stringent orders, he was tampering. II at FBRUARYsR 23 1i This being the Independence day of the Orange| Free State, we expected the enemy to make aI demonstration. This, however, they failed to do. A heavy ...

... districts of England at the General Election the cry should be, The tithes for the farmers'! * * t # a American Independence Day, celebrated on Wcdnesday, July 4, is a peculiarly significant reminder at this juneture. The whole United States was ...

... pieces by an .hell. with which, in spite of the most stringent orders. he was tampering. February 23.-This being the Independence Day of the OrangO Free State, we expected the enemy to make a demonstration. This, how- ever. they failed to do. A heavy ...

... injured at East Webster. Massachusetts, in a collision between two electric tramncars. TINDEtENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION. Independence Day was celebrated by a banquet last nirght. in London. under the auspices of the American Society. The numerous coampaoy ...

... to relieve Coomassie on the 12th or 13th inst. Mr. Warm, the United States Ambassador to - i Germany, speaking at an Independence Day banquet at Leipsic, said, referring to Mr. N McE;2nasy's love of peace, that he had endea- voured front the commencement ...

... WEARISOME FIGHTING. 0i LACK OF ARTILLERY FELT. Si ti (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) Mafeking, Feb. 23. cc This being the Independence Day of the Orange Free State, we expected the enemy vi to make a demonstration. This, however, they failed to do. A heavy ...

... seventi Americans signed the visitors' book and on the flip., ?? .. -- -- ?? -0 ?? uun. - -ij Uu ru, i uargilE is written, Independence Day-whl-ere could it hr better celebrated than under the shadow of the genium of Buins P? We sincerely regret the fresh ...