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Foreign.
Henry White, the American ambas.
sador to France, has been given a
leave OF absence, and accompanied by
Mrs. White will sail on November 8
for the United States, not to return.
The preparations for the extension
Of Spain's operations in Morocco, In
volving the sending OF heavy rein
forcements, are creating increasing
uneasiness in Paris.
Mohammed Ali Mira, the deposed
shah of Persia, sailed from Anzali. on
the Caspian sea, on his way to exile
at Petrovsk. on the west shore OF
the Caspian. He will be taken direct
to Odessa on special train. His
movements are being kept as secret
rs possible as the Caucasus Is swarm.
Ing with Persian reyolutionists and at.
tempts at assassination are feared.
The English government has COM
pleted arrangements to take over all
the coast stations of the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph company stations,
except the Poldhu and Clifton, which
the company retains for its projected
transatlantic service. The govern.
ment pays $4,000 for these stations
and gets also the right to use all ex-
listing patents and all improvements
made during the next fourteen years.
A young woman committed suicide
In frightful manner in Paris. Hav-
Ing had quarrel with her lover, who
Is lion tanner in a theater, in which
three lions are introduced In the
course of melodrama, the woman
went behind the scenes and thrust her
4 arm into the cage. The animals were
wild with rage and with few blows
OF their claws tore her head and
breast to pieces.
General.
The five year prison sentence of
John r. Walsh, the former Chicago
banker, has been affirmed.
Commander Peary has formally
8 notified the National Geographical So
ciety Of his compliance with the reso-
luton Of the society urging Peary and
DIR. Cook speedily to submit all their
observations, notes and data to COM
petent scientific commission in the
4 United States.
The health Of Count Leo Tolstoi is
again exciting apprehension. He faint
ed twice after his return to Yasnaya-
Polyana from his trip to Moscow. One
fainting epell lasted ten minutes The
aged author, after several hours rest,
|: was able to undertake a short
promenade.
monument to the madness Of
Mad Anthony" Wayne, the revolu.
tionary general who led successful
attack against apparently hopeless
odds on Great Britain's Stony Point
Gibraltar 100 years ago. was dedicated
at Stony Point, N. Y, as one Of the
opening events of the upstate Hudson.
4 Fulton celebration.
Congressman Parsons charges Tam
many congressman with coming to
relief Of the Cannon machine on con-
sdition that upstate republicans in
New York block legislation to prevent
\ Tammany frauds in New York city
elections.
John Van Nertwick. millionaire pa.
per and pulp manufacturer and owner
OF extensive water power rights 10
onsin, died at his home in Apple.
4 ton OF heart failure.
Governor Hughes of New York res
& newed his activity against race track
betting in his state. Several indict.
ments will soon be returned against
prominent jockey clubs.
Henry White, ambassador to France,
i is coming home not to return.
Senator Aldrich has explained to
a F'renchmen some of the misunder.
standings concerning the tariff.
After happy married life Of more
han ffty years David Alderman and
wife were found dead In bed at their
& home In Philad elphia, having been &C,
tally asphy xiated by Illuminating
4 gas /. -
Charles ". Murphy president 81
i the Chicago National Baseball clnh.
who as recently fined $500 for al.
4 legged tam ering with a Toronto mitch.
sser. has entered d; demand that the na.
d tional commis ion reopen the case. 4
sf Lucius Rigelpw, head ct the mn.
I sic publis hing firm OF Bigelow & Main
4 New York city, died at his summer