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PERSONS AND SCENES IN DAY'S GRIST OF NEWS FROM HOME AND ABROAD AS CAUGHT BY THE CAMeM
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CoprHiht by Unflorwood A Underwood.
AMERICAN MILITAKY ATTACHE AT PRZEMYSL
On the left Is tho American military attache, McKentyre, with the Austrian army,
In conversation with an Austrian uhlan officer near the fortress that recently fell.
THE TALLEST ROLLING CHAIR PUSHER IN CAPTIVITY
Charles Stone propels a perambulator of adult size on Atlantic City's
Boardwalk. When he's feeling good, ho measures 6 feet 9 inches from
end ,?- J?e la offering passersby a chanco to estimate his height by
holding his arms outstretched over tho heads of two lady friends.
REMINDER THAT THE FISHING SEASON IS ON
Now Jersey's season openod the first of tho month and fair
luck Is already reported, though tho water is still too cold for
the best luck. Pennsylvania's season opens on the ICth inst.
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DANCED AT BENEFIT FQB THE BLIND
Ccpyrirbt br Unlrwoo4 Underwood.
Left to right Margaret Ktog, Louisa KWinger, Katharine MeCollum, Msrthana Barrie and Hilda Carting In the "Processional." The
jKjacota of the Florence Fleming Noyes oystera of rhythmic expression danced at the benefit for the Associatloa for tho Blind in
New York, April ,8. . - -
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HE'S A COMPOSER FROM EttKENNY
O'Brien Butler may look like a Tnrk, but
he's from Kilkenny Csstlo. He wrote tho
pmsip for tho first purely Irish opsrV which
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BRIDE OF "BOB" FITZSIMMONS
She was Mlaa Tema Gelmo up till tho 3d
tost, when she was united in tho holy bonds
of matrimony to tho eminent priio fighter
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