... WHITELAW REID'S ANCESTRY. Mr Whitelaw Reid, at whose house the annual Independence Day reception was Leld vesterday, has been United States Ambassador to England since 1905. His ancestors were Scottish Covenanters, and his parents were among the earliest ...

... of Glasgow, residing at Whitestone, Long Island, New York, persisted in flying the Union Jack, notwithstanding it was Independence Day. Finally five soldiers from Fort Totten hauled down the offending bunting, w’hich they offered Armstrong, who, however ...

... CONSULATE. According to from New York today, a telegram from Monterey, Mexico, says it is reported that mob celebrating Independence Day attacked the Consulate at Saltillo. The Consol's wife, it is said, alone withstood the mob. Other' political disturbances ...

... they will return to the United States and reside there. 1t is expected that some four thousand Americans will attend the Independence Day reception at Dorchester House on Thursday. ...

... TWO PERSONS KILLED. A balloon ament whkh took place at Beaton Monday in tonncciioa with toe fcutivitiea on the occasion independence Day,” had fatal terminal on, two persona being outright, and a third ter tout)/ injured. The lalloon after ascending to a ...

... and the Stars and Stripes were flying together in honour of the occasion. Overflowing with the surplus patriotism of Independence Day, the Americans chose to regaid the display of the British flag in proximity to their own national colours as a slur. ...

... intend to spend a week or so in the provinces, returning to town for the Ambassador’s reception at Dorchester House on Independence Day (tth July), which will planned upon an unusually large scale. Mr Whitelaw Reid’s interesting guests will then proceed ...

... time within living memory Cana* dian soldiers of the Queen assonkUed on Monday American soil assist in the celebration Independence Day. Last year Americans manifested their goodwill by joining in the celebration tho Queen's Jubilee at Montreal and other ...

... lias caused intense jubilation. It believed that every effort will now bo to get possession of (ha city to-day, American Independence day. It reported through Madrid that General Linares, in command Santiago, Has succumbed his wound*. it officially stated ...

... when he was over there. Washington was one of the most beautiful cities in the world. He was fortunate to be there on Independence Day, during the celebrations of which he did not hear a single world said against England. On the other hand he found that ...

... for him when he able pen his despatch to the Naval authorities at Washington acquainting them with tho glad tidings for independence Day. That must liave made his victory & double triumph. Moreover, it hss served wipe away the reproach that must have been ...

... there ia not at the moment any sign improvement. We have no news of movement* in America yesterday, because ito being Independence Day; bat our marke just now does not recognise cotton aa an import- ant factor in the situation. What wanted ia. an improved ...