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in Perry county. at Heard. and excite-
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PRIZE DOG'S Surcics.
A Collie That (lost 010,000 neliherately
Drowned lllmeell'.
Wear Pom-r. N. 2.. June ic—Plerpont
hicrpn’s prize collie Roslyn Wilkes delib-
erately committed suicide. The animal
to have cost ”0,000. The dog came over
decorated with many price ribbons.
When Bob Armstrong. the kennel keep-
er. took the dogs out [or exercise, Roslyn
Wilkes went to the pond (or a hath es
playfullyaa therest. but when theothere
came out the price winner would not.
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would he suicide leed and staid until
YALE MAN STRICKEN.
Herbert Wilcox Said to n. are): With Intell-
pea at Ills New Janey Idem.-
Nsw Haven. June lit—In a eommnni— ,
ration from a friend at Summit. N. J.. a ‘
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that Herbert Wilcox. 9 member at Yale
college. is etricken with smallpox at his
New Janey heme.
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logo. Only the (acuity and a law oi his
intimate classmates know of his dcpar- f
tore, but it was not kept secret, as there
undoubtedly was little reason torso doing. -
Middle States Tennis Tournament. '
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land, the New England champion tennis
player. won the middle atates tournament
, on the Orange Lawn Tennis club's grounds
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oil teti‘i with Richard Stevens. the Hobo-
kcn expert. and will play William A.
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COREY. Pa. June 16.-0nly id dnys
alter the death .0! his wife Chatter Wright .
of Bear Lake married a ll‘year-old girl.
whom he had adopted. The conditions or
the case mused greet indignation. and a
notice was posted by the enraged towns-
rnsn ordering Wright to leave town with-
in it hours. which he speedily did. ’
A libel-lent Tragedy. 'i
Narcnlz, Mica. June ill—At Natchea
island plantation, a lew relies below thle
city. "B. W. lumen. n shanty boat fisher-
men and all round tough character. shot
and killed Frank Maeiin. manager or the
plantation. aild a negrese and
wounded a negro hey. Dawson escaped.
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