GENERAL CABLES

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 126, 21 February 1921, Page 5

GENERAL CABLES

By Telegraph—Press Association-Copyright. A Reuter message from New York states that Caruso is slightly improved.

Tlie Motor Show at Delhi was destroyed 'by fire, causing heavy damage.

The report of' Signor Puccini’s illness is denied. Ho is declared to be enjoying the best of health.

ft is reported from Paris that the s’ory that Mdlle. Thulliez, who, with Nurse Cavell, assisted prisoners to escape from Belgium, had committed suicide, is incorrect. The woman who destroyed herself was Mdlle. Tellier, who had been arrested on a charge of murder.

Archdeacon Wakeford, who was found guilty of adultery by a Consistory Court, and who was said to have been deprived of his benefices by the Bishop of Lincoln, states that he has not received any communication from the Bishop of Lincoln on the Consistory Court’s finding.

York House has recently received numerous Tetters from France asking the Prince to make the writers gifts varying from bicycles to motor-cars, -states a Hendon message. It is now revealed that I’M Trtnce recently received Carpentier and gave him his autograph. French papers, in reporting the incident,, converted "autograph” into “automobile," creating a widespread impression in France !>hat the Prince was a multimTliionalre, ready to be a benefactor to a*i and sundry. Writers suggested that as tie was able to give Carpentier a motbr-car Tie might give them a bicycle or other suitable present.