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George Hearst, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst has determined to learn journalism "from the ground up" and has secured a position with the San Francisco Examiner. He will make his home in the California city with his bride, who was Miss Blanche L, Wilbur daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Wilbur, of Idaho Falls, Idaho, one of that State's most eminent families. Recently the son of the noted publisher and his bride were guests for several weeks at the home of his parents, in New York.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Licute George Barbot's demonstration of is motor glider, or "Hivver plane?,”, as it has been nicknam ed has practically proved his contention that the time of general aeroplane travel is not far distant, The tiny monoplane, weighing only 300 pounds attained a speed of seventy miles an hour on a gallon of gasoline, The French aviator put it through severe tests, and it answered each tine, Just as it did in its recent flight- across the English Channel. Barbot has stated that the plane, which has a fifteen-horsepower motor, can be manufactured in quantity for less than $400.

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Robert Edwards, son of Dániel Edwards, a former member of the Connecticut State Assembly, has cluded efforts of a posse of fariners, led by State police and deputy sheriffs, to capture him, after the brutal murder of his young wife, Ruby Wells Edwards, 19. The tragedy in Poverty Woods, followed an estrangement of several weeks. Edwards came upon his wife, bride of a year, walking with friends along the road, asked her to return hoine with him and, when she refused, chat her twice with a rifle he had, hidden under his coat. He may have committed suicide it is thought.

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Mrs. Hilton Philipson, formerly Mabel Russel, English beauty and actress, has been elected to the House of Commons, over two men candidates-a Liberal and a Laborite. She won the seat formerly held by her husband, from Berwick-on-Tweed, as a 'Conservative. Philipson had previously been disqualified because of illegal acts on the part of his agent during the November general election, and a bye- election had been ordered Mrs. Philipson joins Lady Astor and Mrs. Margaret Wintringham as active women members of Parliament. She' has three children.

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Albert Calmette, noted French scientist, has been chosen as the new director of Pasteur Institute; Albert D. Lasker chairman of in Paris, after a long and success the United States Shipping Board ful career. In 1889 he headed an and other officials of the Board expedition for the French Govern-. have declined to take seriously the ment to fight rabies in Indo-China -offer of the Columbia Postal Com; where he established the first Past- pany, of Silver Creek, New York, teur Institute of Saigon. He dis of a billion dollars for the Govern- covered a famous anti-toxin after ment's merchant fleet. Lasker has years of experimentation and has characterized the offer as a Sum- aided in the saving of innumerable mer dream." "No cash has accum-lives. Dr. Calmette is also the panied the bid," the chairman said, discoverer of the new method of in Washington, "and we do not extracting alcohol from rice, now expect a sale to materialize." used extensively in medicine. He John W. Slack, president of the has been maritime surgeon-general Belgium. This exclusive photo of two royal families together includes Queen Victoria of Spain and Queen The King and Queen of Spain were royally, entertained on the occasion of their visit to Brussels, Postal Company, has denied that of the Sanitary Henry Ford is backing his offer.

Department Elizabeth of Belgium, King Alfonso of Spain and King Albert, war hero, of Belgium: Prince Leopold,

Duke of Brabant and the heir to the Spanish throne.

of the French colonies.

Walter S. Josephson, a modest and hard-working mechanicat genius, is the first man, so fare as is known, to store a highly expen sive liquid for every-day use. "He is shown here in hic laboratory

ates as one of the foremost discoveries of the day, and in its own field releasing from a steel bottle a vapour which is powerful enough, when Josephson's development has been acclaimed by his scientific associ turned into a cylinder jack, to lift a street car in a few seconds.

will rival radio in its sphere, they say. He has been offered a fortune. for his device.

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