The University sports at Cambridge yesterday attracted a good attendance, and fine performances were accomplished in several of the competitions. Details Hundred Yards.—Heat 1 : R. W. Barclay (Trinity), 1 ; A. N. Eade (Trinity), 2. Won by four yards in 10 1-ssec. Heat 2 : J. Chu
March 8, 1904 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
- KINNER.—On June 23, at 5, King's-avenue, Muswell-hill, the wife of T. Hewitt Skinner, of a daughter. BETROTHALS. INKEAD—HELLMANN.--The marriage of Mr. Wm. Allander Kinkead and Bertha, the daughter of Mr. Wm. Hellmann, lately of Cochabamba, will take place in September, at Joha
June 27, 1904 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
Mr. V. S. Frank, who is personally acquainted with Mr. Ellis, informs me that the rumours of a dispute between Mr. Ellis and Mr. Loomis during the voyage are without foundation. Mr. Ellis is well-known in Washington as a diplomatist, a .soldier, and a keen business man, and his
June 27, 1904 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
The estate of Mr. Henry Herbert Andrew, who has left his collection of pictures to the Mappin Art Gallery, Sheffield, has been valued at £287,644. Mr. Andrew was managing director of the Toledo Steel Works, and Master Cutler of Sheffield in 1895. Mr. Edgar Flower, director of a
January 2, 1904 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
Forgery, like murder, will out. "On the prisoner's desk there was found a piece of blotting paper bearing the imprints of the forged signatures." This piece of evidence clinched the case against Frederick William Laxton, a solicitor's clerk, who was yesterday sentenced by the Lo
January 2, 1904 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
A FEW QUOTATIONS F SILKS. —1,670 yds. Fancy Coloured Silks, large variety, good colours and designs . . . . per yd. 2,450 yds. Coloured Striped and Figured Silks, in various designs, suitable for Blouses . . per yd. DRESS MATERIALS. -500 Robes. Skirts cut and shaped in Latest Fa
January 2, 1904 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England
COUPON No. 2. What would you declare as Dummy, if it were left to you, holding the following hands at the specified scores ? Assume the first game of the rubber, if nothing is said to the contrary. 9V9 9[ 2 2 9 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 2 I. 2 441 At 28 to 24 in your favour.. 9 4 + 1 +4- 4-
January 2, 1904 - Daily Mirror - London, London, England