... blown to pieces by shell, with which, spite of the most stringent orders, be was tampering. February 23.—This being the Independence Day of the Orange Fpe State, we expected the enemy to make demonstration. This, however. they failed to do. A heavy, soaking ...

... reality to foster the spirit of patriotism or Imperialism. It is in short to be a National Day, on similar lines to the Independence Day of the United States, and the Dominion Day of Canada, both of which are kept as thanksgiTings and public holidays. It ...

... AMERICAN A eRKETS. I NTEW YORK STOCK EXCHLANGE. fmna GunE CoaZWXNTonun NEW YOEs, Junen 30.-Wednesday nest July 4, Ibeing Independence Day, will be ~observed as a. strict. Iholiday throughout the United States. ?? Stock Exchange has tes-day been thinly attended ...

... 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 ...

... that be” below. What is more, the call to order was obeyed, for there was no repetition of the disturbance. L ) § e [N Independence Day was celebrated in London on Wednesday by a banquet at the Hotel Cecil. The speakers inclnded the Commander - in - Chief ...

... 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 ...

... AN ANGLO-AMERICAN FESTIVAL. Independence Day was celebrated in ondon on Wednesday banquet at the Hotel Cecil. The speakers included the Commander-ir -Chief. Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, and the American Ambassador, all of whom spoke of the bonds of friendship ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day was celebrated in London on Wednesday by a banquet at which many distinguished Americans and others were present. The speakers included the Commander-in-Chief, Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, and the American Ambassador, ...

... 4l be s **bared boy firing • revolver Into • nastily of l•e--wt beleeepag so • meet mulls. The boy we ales INDEPENDENCE DAY, Independence day was celebrated Is Lomb, as Wednesday. end ia theerening the Amerman &misty IN London hold tbe renal limiest ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day was celebrated in London oa Wednesday by a banquet at which many distinguished Americans and others were present. The speakers included the Commander-in-Chief, Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, and the American Ambassador, ...

... believes that frogfarming certain one of the profitable industries of many of the country and already engaged in it” - INDEPENDENCE DAY Independence celebrated in London on Wednesday by banquet at which distinguished Americans and others present speakers ...

... together. This sort of thing had occurred often that the groundlings of looked forward it as one of the stated pleasures Independence day, whilst the judicious grieved advance over what appeared to be the inevitable. When, therefore, the year America's Columbian ...