New York, Aug. 7.
A feat believed to be unique in the history of journalism was performed. by a Chicago newspaper man who interviewed by wireless the explorer MazMillan on' board the Peary.
The distance was nearly 4,000 miles and the talk mostly dealt with the subject of wireless. Mr. Mace Millan explained how he was keep-jing radio-telegraphic touch with civilization, and anid he actually heard voices in London and Scher jectady. The Eskinios simply ace cepted wireless another great work of the white man not more wonderful than the gramophone.
The interviewer also heard fgramaphone concert being given to the" Hskinos—Reuter's American vice, Lonvon, Aug. 7.—His Majesty terday created Professor Simon. van ger Aa, Secretary-General of the ternational Prison Congress now Britain, Belgium and France, lead: xuayantees of European peace in the shape of the resently slumping wontd recommeind: the Treaty to the Commander of the Onder of "the ting in, London, Honorary Koight Ing to a conference of the" Alling Dominions and-Golonies,—Reater.
British Empite—Reuter.
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