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Some of the entrants taking the
hurdles in the fifty yard event.
HIS TESTIMON»? WANTED.
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Ever hear of J. Eads, the millionnaire {'l'lifrO? li.; r lime —.~
lust called a. convention among the boys who ride (‘19 blindut
end walk the railroads. He is here shown (second :mm 159-) :7
the Manhattan Lyceum, in New York city, Where we.“ (3:11.33 [in M.
gratory workers congregated. ‘ 1‘“ “m
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,1 Among the unique and treasured exhibits at the expoaltlon recentlyx
boned at the Paints do Lu Legion d'Honneur,’ in Paris, is this helmet
or masoivo gold, bearing the French one on the crest. It was presented
by the people of America to Marshal I‘qch‘on the occasion or his recent
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AMERICAN PEERESS TAKES UP RACING.
Miss G. Jarvis of Cambridge.
Mass" who smashed the Y. W. C.
A. record for the ehotput She did
thirty-six feet, six and threequary \
ter inches. A...
MiseM. Jones of Bel ohe Mass. 0
George S. Ward. father of who set 3 new high 13m! record
._ Waiter S. Ward, confessed slayer for me Ys.
of Clarence Peters, whose testi-
mony is wanted by White Plains
authorities.
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Fannie Brice. stage star and wife of Nicky Artiste“ :2.
to the vaudeville stage in a collection of new songs anti 5:):
yin tour the country.
CATHERINE HUGHES A BRIDE.
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» This is the Countess of Granard. formerly Beatrice Mills drughter
of the late Ogden Mills, with her daughter. Eileen Forbes. The Coun-
% “" toss is bidding for the racing stable of M. antacheit, oil king of the .
- Caucasus, and will enter the game in France. ‘
CHINA’S NEWLY ELECTED PREMIER.
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'/ , A _ l. . , Secretary of War, John Weeks, and General Mm“ with his staff, reviewing the West’ Point
cadets on their graduation day.
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\ " .w. Reid Dick, noted English sculptor. m'mt Minis-broom or the late_Viseount lance?
iwhlch is to be' presented in dupucdte to the people or th tilted tame!» one of the but! will so too We!!!“
fasten. the other to the Trinity Church. in New York. They mile unveiled in September. when a delega-
tion composed of «members of the Sula-ave Insumtionrwulrmit America, The picture, taken in the sulp-
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