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Senator James A. Reed'has
been returned victor over
Breckenridge Long. his oppo-
nent for the Democratic Sena- -
torial nomination of Missouri,
by 8,935 votes.
The condition of Visvoimt Northclifi‘c, famous English publisher, ‘ - m. .. Us, . i l . l . . .
has L'.’;l.£t'\l grzwc concorn throughout England. . William Sergeant Kendall, formerly dean at; thehYal‘e Schooliog: _ __,_ _
Fine Arts, shown with his daughter. Miss A. Ken all, as net marr e 5 Mrs. Lewis B. Barrett editor a . ,fi fi
Miss Christine Herter, his former pupil. Alew days ago Professor, of Birmingham, Ala. She ’succecdodngo QEEXISOSI‘BSZ gem-£91":
Kendall expressed amazement when informed that his first wife, Mrs. her husband, who had held the place fox-“twenty-t‘ive 5.911;: Lie.-
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ROYAL COUPLE REPORTED ENGAGED.
.. .l I. .. __ . ¥ ‘ INDIAN TRAINER KILLS ELEPHANT’S NERVOUSNESS.
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Syed Ali traveled 8.000 miles to take care oi this giant elephant:
at the LODdOD ZOO. Who was suffering from a peculiar case of mt-
vousnass. The elephant is almost cured and Syed Ali's treatment ms
instilled confidence in the beasL shown here making the animal
salute or salaam. V
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. This shows how trafiic was congested on the .‘vl'i-ii‘ rgm {L'- i ' 1.. thn first mt rn; J: of the street car
strike in Chicago. All lines were tlk'il up and \‘t't‘ii'lit‘l‘s \wn- nl‘i _: ”J to adopt any and all means of con-
yeyancc to get to business.
400 RESCUED FROM LACHENE RAPIDS WHEN VESSEL RUNS AGROUND. Prince" Bum“ of 3min. Prince umber“, of “all
.-. U ~ ' I ‘ 3 ‘ " "i ' H - The engngement of Princess Infanta Beatrice. second daughter
of King Alfonso of Spain, to Prince Umberto of Italy has been'an-
nounced, according to reports coming from London. Princess Beatrice fRETTlEST CUBAN V.—
is 18 years of use. while her reported betrothed is 17. ON VACATION. \
HOME FROM TURKEY.
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A BIG BILL TO FILL.
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A Inodern sea sled working in connection with canoes manned by Indians skilled for generations in
combattmg the treacherous Lachine' Rapids carried some four hundred passengers of the steamer Rapid
Prince to the rnamlnnd after she had been marooned on the rocks. This picture shows small river craft
gomg to the aid of the ill-fated Rapid Prince. ~
FAMOUS ATHLETES IN VARIOUS LINES MEET 0N LINKS. j c . ' > ’ ~ 5 I ’ -- '
Miss Lillian Molton. jndged
the most beautiful girl in Cuba.
‘ has sailed for a vacation trip in
Dre-m ,, , fl,
. This unusunl bird with the extraordiiiifiiiy Iong'béalx'gs knowié’é’ ‘ ' _ , k ‘
the saddle billed stark. It recently was donated to: the London :00 . ӣ333: 1331;131:33: on-
by the Governor of Combat, ‘ stantinople in charge of.
' ugees, is now back in the L
States.
has
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VESSEL THAT WILL ATTEMPT TO SALVAGE LUSITANIA.
AWARDED com MEDAL
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