The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-13
Photographic and Cable Notes.

London, Feb. 12.--Professor John A Elem.
 ing featuring at Liverpool to-day, said that
 he had Signor Marconi's permission to make
 the first mention of the fact that on the
 first day of the reign of King Edward VII.
 he, Marconi accomplished the feat of send- ing wireless messages between St. Cathef-
 mes, Isle of. of Wight: and the Lizard. two hundred miles. Perfect communication be- tween the two points has since been estab- lished.
 London, Feb. 12-King George of Greece
 started homeward at Il o'clock this mornt and and York, Prince Charles I A of Denmark, m nSn and the members of the Greek legation in Lon- don accompanied him to the Victoria sta tion where guard of honor was in at ace to the station was lined with cheering crowds
 London. Feb. Fixing Edward and Queen AlexandN, according to Truth, will leave E,,slsdSi England Hu Turing March to visit Dowager VII also visit the Grand Duke. and Grand Duchess of Hesse, and they will speI1 the Easter holiday at. Copenhagen. Truth as- scrts that a member of the cabinet, proba- bly Lord James of Hereford, will accom- pany the king.
 Boston, Feb 12.-The threatened strike of book and lob printers in Boston has been averted, the 125 or more employing printers female competitors equal wages of $16 per week for oen year, and $16.50 per week for two ro5 years nas tfhOliowlng The ypograDhica o'clock thls afternoon.
 Milwaukee, Wis. Feb. 12.-Charlcs voss, living at 527 Barclay street, to-day killed his wife with butcher knife and then com mitted suicide. Voss was laborer. Mrs. Voss was his second wife and she also had been previously married Altogether there are thirteen children in the family. It is thought Voss intended to mako a whoesale killing, but the children escaped.
 Washington, Feb 12.--The retirement of Generals John M Wilson and Fitzhugh Lee will take effect immediately after the c0nfir- nation of their nominations as brlgldier generals by the Senate. General H. c. Mer- rtam, commanding the department of Colo rado, will take charge of the department oe the Missouri, in conjunction with his pres. ent duty for the presnet
 Washington, Feb. 12.-The House today passed the army appropriation bill and en- teled upon consideration of the sundry civil bill, the last but one of the big money bills. The debate on the army bill was confined largely to discussion of the question of passing bills to remove the charge of deser. ton against soldiers
 The Hague, Feb. 12.-It is rumored that the queen mother will go to Bonn soon to undergo serious operation. the necessity for which is the reason for not postponiDg Queen Wlhelmlna's marriage Festivities. This would otherwise have been done be- cause of the death of Queen Victoria.
 London, Feb 12.--The Lancet concludes it's narrative of the Illness of the Duke cf Cornwall and York (his temperature for fix days being 102, with vomitings and delir- ium) by saying: Tt was a very severe at. tack Of German meases."
 Vienna, Feb. 12-It has been definitely de- cded that the funeral of former King Milan of Servia will take place Friday, The body. will be taken to the Kruschedo Monastry. accompanied by the pjnciDal court officials