... Chorley, who died 30th, left £3,750. Mr. James Heckle, off The Hut, Bury-rd., Rochdale, who died at Bay, April Bth, left INDEPENDENCE DAY. Many Cssusltiss In Amsrloa. CnaanKiea ia oonaeottoat with the 4th of July eeiabratioae in New Tork were seven killed ...

... if the Members of Parliament will give him time. The American Society calls him to dine and speak the Hotel Cecil on Independence Day. Next day he the dining guest of the Earl and Countess of Portamouth, and on the Saturday sails. Mark Twain said had ...

... Superintendent •w the County Division, the Chief Constable. Preston. Th© American Society London yesterday celebrated Independence Day by their customary Fourth of July banquet. Out of respectful sympathy for the King in his illness there were only ' two ...

... being taken, and the House rose «t 11-30. THE SALISBURY ACCIDENT. Th® Qu®®n*s Sympathy. The American Ambassador, (he Independence Day banquet the Hotel Cecil, Wednesday night, read the following roewwige from th© Queen: The Queen wishes express her ...

... BbaMge the body from Prince's Gardens •a Paddington to made privately fro—Tils without demonstration of regard, j It wae Independence Day Aa. .lean with a vengeance Hen- Tictory ley Saturday with two Henley. American crews in the final for the Grand Challenge ...

... the war to take the and g., .. whole pound for 11, who wa., good at artthi•ho w•re dialled. that would Irm Or a shop Independence Day. we • t►• nn or • II .•i I \ow me sond.rlng \n,rn„(. ha~r.neh a hat that to he ,t on one'. own jilthe .nper‘:-Inn ...

... HI:-:M hich have r: wystems of all stomich and A lency, l-fl‘ml‘fl of m rheumatism, -fi‘:‘, » American &)uelslm hold its Independence Day 1 of a banquet, on July 5, at Royal Palace Hotel. The son occasion to entertain the nmew A the Hon. John Hay: the Special ...

... London. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ON THE POWER OF TRUSTS In the coarse of his speech at the demonstration Pittsburg in honour of Independence Day. President Kooacvelt said -.—Cuba must occupy peculiar'relation to the United States in the field of international politics ...

... May I 24th was looked upon a* perhaps the greatest ; day in the yaar. The celebrations were quite I aa enthusiastic &e Independence Day in the State*. The National Service League had a pro- pooal on foot for united celebration and was suggested that it ...

... she exclaimed. The m had held their guest, in the abdr thser paraots. and mode their own terms vrth tun. lament at tbe Independence Day ban bad the advantage hearing on oae mjte eenmon two of America's most famous speakers. Choate Mr. xmmeaeey Depew have ...

... weather—somebody suggreted that it had been imported from the States, but that, couldn’t be. tor they want fine weather for Independence Day. There was capital crowd round the rails. ...

... husband was not in the Government. wonld have been but for that horrible Hastings. THE WHITE MAN'S BURDEN.” Mr. Bryan the Independence Day Banquet. W. Ilnnn of the rv-niop at th© Americnn Indepenrlcnc© Day banquet th© Hotel on Wednesday night, over which Mr ...