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When the polite raided the Hand°lino Club, one of the gentlemen present was very much surprised. Ile is the wearer of a respected title, but when asked for his name by the inspector commanding, he gave the exceedhiglytunc , nnmon name of Jones. But the policeman wiis not to be c

Robert Rathgerber, who has just died in Chicago, was once worth a million of money. He had a handome wife and a bright son. An appetite for drink him to neglect his wife and business, until the lormer. it is said, secured a divorce and the latter went to ruin. He became a homele

Miss Margot Tennant, whose betrothal to Mr. Asquith has brought on both a multitude of congratulatices, is the daughter of Sir Charles Tennant, a hrge chemical manufacturer in Glasgow, and a leading Scotch Liberal. Her brother has been Mr. Asquith's private secretary ; her siste

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