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H'~'iA AAf AftthfA - AF ~
lusDpN. Janr 1t - orhctally an
fir-t SECRETARY of the British Embassy AT
Paris will mc,srd Lori Pagnc"fOt- .,
Brti.A Ambassador at Washington
LoNpOS, june s-Ths appointment OF
'hc Hon Michael Hcrbert A. British Am
hassaiur 80 'ho Cni,ed States u cordially
welcomed in England. where. though he -
not widely known. he j. c-'e'inei a. shsr-
ING with hts brothers In the many personal
attractions of his father. Sidney lisrbert.
whom Mr. Glads'ons described "a the
h1nd-pn"St man h. ever knew
T1r ToL5ruph thinks that nobody could
to- found who would better M Lord PaunCc-
;ate's place. Tho Paris correspondent
Of tho T6L0rdph says that nobody i better
liked ther, than Mr. Herbert In his
nov poet he will he ably seconded by Mrs
Herbert. who l. also extremely popular IL
society
WASHINGTON. juno 4 -- The British Gov
erumcn'. through It's embassy III Wash
ington, to-day asked tho State Department
II tie Hon Michael Herber' Of his NaJcsty's
diplomatic service, would be agreeable TO
the President H. the capacity Of Amhassa-
dor ixtraorlinary and Minister Plenipo;.n-
'iarv 10 tho nitod states. t'hng The place
made vacnn, hy the death of Lord Paunco-
!o'e OF Preston. A prompt affirmative"
."-p,u~r - "a cordial character was made
by secretary Hay in behalf of President
Roosevelt. II j. Understood 10 be tho pur-
pose Of the British Government To MAKE
The appointment a. soon A. III" usual ~ Rod
of mourning for Lori Pauno,fo;e has
expired.
Nr Herbert is well known in Washington
and NnV York. He served here in isSs and
Is,s a. Charge d'Asalres OF Great Britain
duiug ia" interim between the recall 81
Lord Slckvilc-Wrst aud the appointment
of Loid Pauuc'fot" and lga.r IN iso2 and
Issl fret a. S,s'p'fsry 81 legation and
lat a. secretary Of Embassy under Lord
PaGu~'urS.
Il was during his latter rrsiicnco in the
United States that he was ularriei - Mis-
l. ia Wilson. daughter Of Richard T Wilson
of Now York and sister - Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Jr His official service in
c,uied the important place of British Agent
IN tho Nenoytis'au boundary arbitration.
A. presaut he l. First Secretary Of Embassy
snd Minister flenlpot"ntlary of Gr"at
pr.tsIu ia Par.-. ~ Minister Prnipotou-
t.-rv he r~C-alvcs salary -uitabl" "a the
~ = and ranks ~ecr'ttrie- of the en-
ba.>irS II other countries The COtnhI-
ua. ,nu of IA" oH.~rs Of secretary and Min
t,''r has No o. uIEtorpart under tho United
states Government II has hs"n found
c1u,sriaui however Tor the RrtishioV Ia
iuer' 20 have a fuI Il dgnd Nini-t In Paris
'p act IN IN" shs"uo" II SIR Edmund j.
Nuu,on. the British Ambassador there.
ir Harp~rt. ti'l" of Honorable" i
h"roi.ta-v ~. father was Lord N-rho-t ~
I.,n, and the heir to the esrldom Of Penn
broke and Montgomery. hUt h" d,-d b"forc
rHs. fU.. -. IaIfl ht
Mr Hort,Hr''s older hr''her The H-rborts
ar, ~ ilc pe'rsgn of England. and not. A.
has b."H supposed by many people, IN the
irish pccraSH