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DINNER GUEST’S NIGHT SWIM, j LONDON Oct. 9. A night swim in the Thames at Maidenhead had a sequel at Maidenhead when Philip Owen, of independent means and giving an address in King-street, St. James’s, S.W. was summoned for bathing without a costume. Jt was stated that "Mr Owen got up ■from a dining party at a riverside hotel at 9 p.m. on July 28th. went across the lawn, and taking off his coat, waistcoat, collar, and hoots jumped into the river. he got back to the hank he took off the remainder of his clothing and again entered the water. When he returned a dance was in progress on the lawn of the - hotel. Mr Owen said that he was wealing