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VIENNA, Feb. 2'7.—Kirlg Zog 0f Albania announced tonight that he had decided to remain in Vienna despite the attempt. to assassinate him last week and gossips were at- tributing his decision to a desire i0 stay near the pretty Viennese actress, Frankiska Janko, whose name was linked with the Balkan monarch for the first time to day by tile news- paper Weiner Stunde.

Tho newspaper says that the Kinl‘! attentions. to Miss Janko almost led him into the hands of his enemies a few days ago when he missed by a

vateifbyilifoléi g cTgirettesT daypthe fair uni-en wishes constant- ly to visit theatres, cafes, music halls and, above all, shops with her royal escort. .

As Zog seems unwilling to deny her anything, all public palces which they visit must be under police vigil- ance. To add to the dangér. the actress lives in a neighborhood where reside a number of Albanian emi- gres, many of whom are unfriendly to the King. They had no difficulty in learning his habits and deciding where to vratch for him.

The police said King Zog has been incessantly in danger of losing his life and no amount of vigilance could have prevented the two men cross- ing the dark street to attack him Friday night.

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By Thoma T. Champion, Cannibaln Press sun Correspondent

IONDON, Feb. 27.—-Mrs. A. N. Wil" , the novelist who, in col- laboration with her husband, wrote ‘The Lightning Conductor" and oth- er "best sellers," has in her time met some of the most august personages of the last 500 years. From King Ed- ward VII, the ex-Empress Eugenie, and the King of Spain, her acquaint- ances range back to the ghost of Anne Boleyn, one of the several ill-fated Queens of that vigorous monarch, Henry VIII. In her reminiscences, "The Inky Way," published here by Chapman 8r Hall, Mrs. Williamson

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smile faded and changed to a look of tragedy that was like fur. 'I‘ho woman stood very still. She seemed ' to be listening. Then I heard the palace clock strike four. Bile heard it too, and moved away from the mirror, so I no longer saw her face. But it was towards the open window that she moved, not the door. She didn't seem to climb, yet she went, or rather, she was suddenly gone." Over breakfast Mrs. Williamson told her experience to her hostess and the other guests, who "looked at each other oddly."

" ‘Come to think of it, Lady M--," said Sir A-; ‘it was the night.’

" ‘What do you mean?’ I asked-

has many a delightful passage con- cerning these and other great per- sonages- It was at Hampton Court, but on separate occasions, that Mrs. Williamson encountered both King Edward and Anne Boleyn. King Ed- ward she met soundly in the ﬂesh, but her meeting with Anne Boleyn

clock strike four. That is the hour,’ answered Lady M—.

must have been King Henry the Eighths prettiest queen.

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Zog had left the company of the , visit I-Ia-uipton Court Palace misses ‘u. - "l Wﬂmlni - LEPEltS CURED B!’ OIL seeing one of the treasures of the was h" yearly “m” 1°’ lpmaﬂngl are for dehv l ’

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Janko, who is tile daughter of a gar- dener and whose sister is married to a locomotive ﬁreman. l-lc met her here five years ago while she was a music hall star.

'I‘-he Albanian ruler escaped unhurt last Friday night when two political

PORT OF SPAIN, ‘Trinidad, Feb. ‘lb-Within the past five years 130 patients at the Leper Colony on Chacachicare Island, in the Gulf of Perla, have been discharged as cured. The cure consists of injections of

made over to Wolsey‘s royal master as a gift. Here it was that Henry VIII passed much of his time with his six wives. The flighty Anne Bole- yn maintained her precarious posi- tion as Queen only for three years before she suffered the headsmens

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enemies opened fire on him as he 3:3]ngmiizonsougremgtilndfo ‘s: axe m Tower Greeyh Hampton Court Kim; Edward VII at Hampton Court . . l. ~. w” leiwum ‘he °P°'a- A member °f patients and doctors report no m Palace remained a dwellin8 Dlace for gtgacengas a’ very genial mclden" , , , g lonseﬂt-llVCd and ﬁnest "‘ his staff was killed. After the attack f _, d1 snowed,“ sovereigns o! Englanj to e W amsons were living at some , di ' O-iecis- Pawn“ Wh° "e 5cm"? short distance from the Palace, and PCIfOIIIIIIIg IR _ 0 ID1308- v

Zog hastened to the telephone to inform Mls Janko, who was awaiting him at a. restaurant, why he was delayed.

Vestibules and corridors of the ‘im- perial ‘Hotel, ullvre the King is lining

ed as cured are kept under close supervision for several years as a precautionary measure.

The leper settlement is managed by the Government of Trinidad. Comfortable living quarters are pro-

the time of the earlier Georges. Now- a days u. great portion of its enormous interior is devoted to private nport- ments, in which eminent men and women who have done the State ser- vice in different directions rrside at

one summer afternoon a messenger from the King came to say the King would be pleased to take tea. with them. His Majesty arrived soon after. and amongst the agreeable things he said OVCl‘ ten was that the pleasure

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divided into two, one for women and the other ,for men. The number of iz-pcrs now being treated is 400 com- pared with the usual average of 500.

Officials of the settlement state that natives suffering from the

protection has proved insufficient with Zog frequently jumping into his automobile to drive to Miss Jan- ko’s abode. As a result police have found it necessary to station amthcn detachment of guards in the vicinity of her home. disease are now reporting voluntarily

To add u» the difficulty of the pe- , for treatment Fdmeriy it was lice guarding the monarch, who cart ‘HECESSMY for medical men to comb here‘ to undergo treatment m u the islands to find those suffering throat and stomach ailment, BQEIBMIYOIU the disease.

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grounds surrounding the Palace, were thrown open for the enjoyment of the public by Queen Victoria. rhel-e is no more delectable a place of excursion within an easy Journey of London. Now, concerning Mrs. Williamson and Anne Boleyn‘s wraith. The nov- elist explains she was invited for a week-end to the Palace by a lady of title. On passing into sleep she was still much impressed with the roman- tic character of her surroundings. » “Suddenly, something waited me. I didn't know what, but there was an impression in my mind of a WOlflal"5 laugh. I found myself sitting up in bed and at ﬁrst I thought that mom-

waslrt all moonlight. It wes so clear that I could lock deep into the mir- ror. I saw the bed, and nxvself sitting up in it. Yet a second later I was not looking at myself but a: another woman.

“She hld Pissed between me and the mirror. Standing with her back to me. as she did, r sawalso her re-

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From another book of reminiscences written recently by one in very close association with the Court we learn that soon after his Accession King Edward visited Hampton Court. Ho had not seen it for many yeais, but WB so charmed with its old-world loveliness that he had ideas of re. turning it to its old use as a regal dwelling place. A brief consideration of the cost of doing this, however, caused King Edward to conclude such a scheme was impossible-

Tennis “ians" will be interested to learn that Henry VIII laid out a ten- nis court, and that the last royal personage to use it was the present

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