New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-05

american Societys Dinner at Lon
don-CeIebration at Berlin.

1o,do, Julv The American Society in Lon
don celebrated the Fourth of July with the usual
dinner tonight. Sir Martin Conway proposed 'iie
health Of President Roosevelt Whlch was 'eceiNeN
with enthusiasm.
Lord Kelvin who was warmly applauded. pro-
posed a toast to Ambassador Choate, saying;
when Mr.. Choate is with US we feel as If the
happy event we are celebrating tonight had never
occurred at all"
Mr. Choate in reply to the toast. dvelt on the
progress Of Anglo-American harmony, and said
that the Fourth Of July had now come to be re-
garIed as a day typical of British as well as OF
American liberty
CAPTAIN A. T. Mahan. U. s. y. (retired) who re-
piled to THE Day We Celebrate" said that the
Fourth Of July had ceased 10 be a purely American
celebration 1t was longer a day OF separation.
but one OF the unity OF the two nations. well as
forming for Great Britain the true solution Of I'M
perial federation.
Many prominent Englishmen and Americans at
tended the dinner.
Choates reception this afternoon.
Paris. July 4.-The Fourth OF July was appro-
prlately observed here All the Leading hotels and
many houses were decked with flags. and the
American Embassy and consulate general presented
striking appearances.
The most notable feature OF the celebration was
the annual dinner of the American Chamber or
Commerce. at the Hotel DUAL dOrsay. Many
French officials were among the guests who in
cluded NJ. Trouillot, Minister of Commerce; ".
Jusserand French Ambassador to the United
States; n Jean Guilemin. representing NJ. Del
casse. Minister OF Foreign Affairs; NJ. Anatole LIE
roy Beaulieu. Henry VIgnaud. Secretary OF the
American Embassy. representing the embassy;
Clement A GriScom. Of Philadelphia: General
Brugere. President OF the Supreme Council OF
War: John X. Gowdy. Consul General at Paris.
and NJ. Bunau-Varilla- former Panaman Minister
Washington.
Toasts to the health of President Roosevelt and
Of President Loubet enthusiastically drunk.
Addresses were made by aqfssrapd
Anatole Leroy Beaulteu and others
Berlin. July 4-The American colony celebrated
the Fourth of July with the usual steamboat ex-
cursion the suburb OF Griinau. where there were
field sports. a display Of fireworks. dinner,
dance and an addsfsS by gu
About four hundred were present
Genoa. July 4-The Fourth of July was cels-
brated board the United States cruiser Brook
Ign. flagship OF the South Atlantic Squadron. The
cruiser gay with bunting. and the usual patrt-
otto toasts Were drunk
In the afternoon Rear Admiral Chadwick and tbs
officers OF the Brooklyn We're entertained by the
local authorities, headed by General CanZioS>
in-law OF the Italian patriot Garioaldi.
Rome. July THE Fourth of July was celebrated
at the American College by dinner 20 which Mon
signor Kennedy, the rector had invited MoIsignor
Falconio. the Apostolic Delegate in the United
States; the Most Rev. Robert Seton CT1tular Arch
bishop of Heliopols). Of Jersey city; the Right
Rev. Thomas NJ y rl-, Bishop Of Albany: the
Right Rev. BeniamIu - Kelley, Bishop OF Savan-
nah; the Right Rev. William J. Kenny. Bishop of
st. Augustine; tho Rev. Nevn F. Fisher pastor OF
the Church OF st. John the Evangelist Of PhIadel-
phia: Father William c. Currie OF St Patrtck's
Church. Philadelphia; Father NJ. J. McCabe OF
Philadelphia, and DR.. Ganss. OF the Indian Bureau
of Washington.
Narseilles July 4.-The American colony here cele-
brated the Fourth OF July with dinner. at which
Consul General skinner presided. The health OF
honored.