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New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
WAS MARRIED ALREADY.
Yielded When Engagement to IN
other Was Announced.

Herman Joch. Of No. 3os Rivsr-st-. Hoboken.
gave an engagement party on Saturday night al
which the engagement of his daughter. hary'
seventeen years old. to a wealthy SIX anu lare
importer, OF this city. was formally announced
At the time of the part Mr. Jocns oausH'ei
was already married. but not 10 the importer
When seen last night Mr.. JOch declined 20 give
any information as 10 the name Of the man to
whom the engagement was supposed to De-
Last evening the importer and Mis7 Joch, who
was accompanied by Miss Lizzie Joch. ATTENDED
a performance at the Lyric Theatre In Hoooken-
Al the close Of the first act Mary asked 10 be
excused during the intsrnission. and refused the
company Of her sister. telling her to remain and
keep the importer company. When the curtain
rang up on TIE second act the girl had not re-
turned and after the act was half over, the man
and the sister went to look for her. She was not
to be found and an attendant Of the theatre
thought she had left the building at the close OF
the first act The couple hurried TO the Jocn
home but the missing young woman was not
there
In her room. however. was found a note IN
which she said that on Thursday last she had
married George Thramper- The ceremony. the
note stated. took place at 3 O'Clock. ana was
performed by Justice Of the Peace Nathan Gold
ram, of Hoboken-
Mr. Joch when seen last night said the man
who had married his daughter was up to Satur-
dav EMPLOYED nv him as piano player in his
saloon On Saturday there was some trouble
and he discharged Thramper. Mr.. Joch refused
10 ten the cause of the trouble but II Is oeileved
TO have been over Mr.. Joch's daughter
Justice Goldram. when seen, said the mar rldse
had been performed by him The BRIDE toiG niIn m
frankly IL was a runaway match- and SAID ner
father wanted her TO marry a rich man. VINO nao
given her lot Of valuable 5ewelry ana OtheI
-r4a love- n
would marry him and send the presents or the
wealthy man back Mr.. Joch was furious wnen
he learned of the marriage II Is supposed tnat
bv prearrangement Mrs. -hramper met her
husband outside the Lyric Theatre just after tne
first act and that they either at once crossed 20
New-York or took a Lackawanna train out OF
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
MR.. CoNRIED AND "PARsIFAL y
Henry T. Gillig Says 1t Will Be Produced
as Artistically as at Bayreuth.
he Editor of The Tribune

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. The musical educational Importance OF the
proposed production Of "'ParsifaT on this side OF
the Atlantic impels to lend my humble inhu-
ence in it's behalf
l fail to the force Of the assertion that at
Bayreuth 'Parsifar' is art. but only theatrical in
America Heinrich Conried is capable. has re-
sources, and will most assuredly produce the Was-
ner masterpiece artstically as It was first pre-
sented at Bayreuth. when I present
hae had considerable experience In dramatic
and operatc affairs. for being the financial oacker
Of Henry E Abbey in many OF his costlfest vent
ures. foremost IN dissuading him from pro-
ducing the Passion Play in this country had
illusions. have I regarding ParslfaL
It will unquestionably be more sccsptaols ana
welcome than any production ever presented IN
America
Mr.. Conried will by his genius and practical ex-
perienCe present this musical miracle drama N q
way that will surprise the lover OF spectacle de-
light lover Of grand music, and enthraH those
who seek dramatic sensation - -
I predict the triumpha1 success Of ParsifaI
aTtistically musically and financially, Tor nave
intimate knowledge concerning the SUCCESSFUL
operate efforts Of the past in America
HENRY F. GILL1G
New-York, Nov. II. 1896.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Questions which nigh, have been easily taken
IN forty wears ago. when the foundations OF
progressive and enlightened government were
lsia IN provincial cities. have been deferred IN
no metropolis untT they have become unmsn-
aceable. Il The London County Council had
been established in 1875. when tn population
vas 25eooeo. all the great municipal policies
of Glasgow. Liverpool. Manchester and Birning-
ham might have been carried out In place OF
a conEeries of borough governed cities there
might to-day be unique metropolis Win
uniform tax rate and its own supplies of water.
Eas and electric power. and its own system o.
electric transit The difficulties o. looaI 60 60
erumeut have been enormously inoreASeo
the passage of time i is 30" e'ii'.," -,
possible 70 induce the people o. "a. -
..-.,.. -, ..,,e a., active interest in munic-
a., .,...,s go vrsen the taxes are rising by
teaps ana L y. T.
-erFrf
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

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New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
KING CHRISTIAN H0NORED.
Many Congratulations on Anniversary of
His Accession to the Throne

Copenhagen. Nov. 15--Festivals were held all
over Denmark to-day in honor of the fortieth an
nfversary OF King Christians accession to the
throne the population everywhere rendering hon-
age to their aged. and beloved sovereign. King
Christian who Is in excellent health. desired to
spend the day 1uietly with his family at Fredens-
borg Castle. but. notwithstanding this desire, an
enormous crowd went &c the castle and cheered
the King who compelled several times to re-
turn his thanks
graduation rs well gifts and flowers have been
received Many OF the messages Of congratulatiOn
cane from the United States Under cahled in
struetfcrs from Washington the United States Min
izter Mr. Swe7son. teeEraphed TO the King Presi-
dent ROCsevclt's hearty Fluctuations, coupled with
1hc besr wishes fer his rnajeSty's health and a
continuation for many years OF his peaceful. happy
and prosperous reign. - .
Copenhagen and all other cities were brilliantly
,5acorate1 and Illuminated. King Christian gave
an audience 70 the special British representative:
v-bo handed to him the commission Of general
in r,e british Army. The King also received Lieu
tenant General Won MOltke. no presented auto
80 m letter of con sra tulatiOn from Emperor VIII
-, ,,,fC. C.aru
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
TRANsPAC1F1c walls


Hawaii Japan. China and Fhiippins Islands san
Francisco close here daily a. I'D p m up Novsrn-
ber %. inclusfvs. for dispatch Per $. Gaelic
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily ESQ
Alan1-da
China and Japan. Vancouver and Victoria. b c.
close here daily az $50 . November - IN
eM@-rhansi-e s5r L : Postal Agency a. ssa-sha css
not De forwarded Via Cansda}
China and Japan via Seattle close sally $50
D m up November ~. inclusive. FOR dispatch per
PhiIfppins Islands via san Francisco dey
$50 N u November IS inclusive. for dispa-en
Tsri and Msrqnesas r-Ianzs va san Frsncisco eos-
daily SD D. 90 Novem5~r t-s inclusive
Hs~ad Tsoa- China ara Pniippire Islands san
Frsncisco. close here daily AZ $50 . n up e No-
Us. incis3Ts FOR dispatch FER = Hong ks1<
N-@-z-al.na Australia except wsso. Nev-cai-aonis
FIN Hawaii. Via san Frazsis sos- -
daily $40 .. up % D-cern-r . - -.
CARVING ne British raE fur N-~zeslznd CO.'S aot AZ
% connect ritn tris dspasea s~.-a
-closnx ar sen n, $50 a N arc >" N sae
ass- ~ ana forEaresa uasi arrival of ne cua~a
- ,-...-..-.-
f~~sIix sttre<--d anlyl. vancouver src victoria
n n rio.- he-s daiy a % . % December -.
i5elu.,Ss ror sispascH per . >. aoanA
I, n yr 20 Dse~nber f2c inclusive cur aispstcn
49, fs.ass otherwise sedr-s->d Australia
n,-- "a san Fraarsco-the quickest routes PhIp-
r-e~ s-~~iaIy addressed via Canaca~ VIA Europe
ra-4sd VIA San Francfsro exclusively.
forwarded % sailing taify
and the schedule q closing Is arsnsd on tne presunp
ton % uninrerrupted overland rSssfs-
CORNELIUS VAN corr. P-s<r-sss-r.
Posro1ce. N-~-xorz. n I SoVe-eer u. TsSA
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

BARKER-On sunday. Nozsnoer Is 1903 Ezra y
residence no 3s5 Adslphi-st. BrookIyn on weanes-
please copy
BI-ACK-At ockaniskosna Farm. Joestovn \ J. on Fri
q aa{ h, s srs Is @ ae ay assTsl ses hss
T.TnbeT i7th 1908 at 10 o'clock
1s68 Ann Z beloved vii. Of James N BIoorn.id
isiatHst On Tuesday No7s-nber. il Il
nnent at convenience OF the family
cha6erml lin in in me rs. yesE Of m ss sss Eu.sral
e7 wesnesday November Is 1909. at 1910 a N
GREES-suddeny November ls. 1903. at bis late resi-
ssncs No 81 PaTsZs .sc A9az In ,ss 9 s1 Ss
Church s7th-Ss and Shsve Va Tesa{ mornsns ss a;
Prevention Cruelty to children University q City p
EsEYo American . sGsne .RI :Rf HssqTs Ps's9 ..
q Natural His5ery Ansreas g.. o s.sty %
luton. Legal AID society New.YorS zoolos1eal So
Sers win Be adnrted 70 masr Hoor the church
by ticket only which ssn Pe sT5sd al ne once q
iss isth-sf stsOh'n merritt 0'''- ''''-''' ''"a' ~
LocKwooD-on Friday November 3 1909. her late
.';E: Lofs.o2s Z: a. and 3sassss: g.
age Funeral service win be held at the Conegiafs
Church, 4sths' ard 5,have sH,s o. Monday NOysnesI
omit bowers
LYoNs-At residence Of z L I<ntiIhon. Far Rock
xidSx g Rishard LgoEs FgRe7sl I 4 81 Mars s,eE
At $50 a
No s23 Ciinton-st. Brooklyn. E1zabeth Hussey May
formerly Of Nantucket Funeral private.
MrIJs-At Montclair y j.. Saturday November IA
fq1S OF pneumonia Mrs. Mary B. Mills daughter Q.
N. late Peter Smith. Of Andover Mass. and Of
at Andover Mass. Tuesday. November II.
pRrEsT-At her late residence No 1Os East SD 81
November 1903. Frances Brooks Priest daughter
the Frederic Doond and Eliza Nalarn Priest and
granddaughter of the late Hon David Brooks. OF
Iutchees County. y L Funeral services Monday
morning at II o'clock
sEIDMORE-At bis residence Lakewood. N. J. on sur
TredweH SkffmOre. in the T4h Of MS
.s- Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sMITH-Ou Saturday afternoon November 1903 VIII
Lyons smith. Of the late Gaunael smith. n
the SD year Funeral services viii hsli
al the Coliegate Church 5th and 4Sth-st Tues
day. November IL, al 1910 a m
yINroN-At Poufret Conn November Is Eleanor vim
November Is 10 30 philadelphia please copy
wETHEY-at Teignrnouth England November "a Kath-
arine Mason. wife OF Arthur II. Wethey. Butte.
and daughter Of the late Rev. Samuel Gilman
Brown. D. d. IN the seth OF her
wOOsTER-on Sunday. November fc 1903 az her late
rssdenc. Forest Hil. " J.. MarT lockwood. wife
Of Reunin D. Relative. and friends are IN
$50 .. fntsrrnent az convenience Of family
lO-ciaLJ Department Of state.
Washington D G. November feOs
Information received Department r-or-
M H ". Harr1s. the Consul of United States a.
Mannheim. Germany. OF The death IL. 14th OF sap
t.uber 1908 csrisruhe Germany o, NJ. Er-,
schrrett.r Of New-Tork City.
The legal representative OF the deceased oozir
furthe- inforrns,on sy applying 70 this Department
Dated October a 1000
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Watkins n Y Nov. 15.--Levi VI. Gano. for
twenty years postmaster here died to-day, aged
eighty wears He was proprietor OF the Watkins
Express and for FIVE years was IN the New-fork
Custom House
south Lancaster Mass. Nov. i5-Henry 8
Nourse, known through his connection WITH chari-
tahla ror died suddenly at his horne here yes,er-
day aged seventy-three years Mr.. Nourse for
many years was a member OF the State Board OF
Charities ard had served In both branches OF the
General Court.
Portland. Ore. Nov i5-J. c. W Daily. who was
well known throughout the Western States. dropped
dead IN mis- room in this city. He came West
three years ago from Buffalo in the interest ot the
Psn-American Exposition he ieaVes i~Hiiy IN
Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
A WEDDING.

Brookiine Mass Nov. l5.-Miss Flora Josephine
Shea daughter Of Mrs Elizabeth Shea. OF Beacon
St was married last evening 70 Edward shearson'
A well known New-York banker. the Rev Cnaries
tyandau Drake conforming the ceremony at the
brides home The bride attended BY her
brother. Francis Shea president Of the Reeee But
tonhoIe Machine Company and Miss Marion
Sbearson a sister Of the bridegroom, was maid
Of honor Mr.. and Mrs. Shearson Will i've IN
Nev-York this winter. and next summer Will 60
10 Green vfch Conn. where Mr.. Shearson Is build
ing house
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
RoxsuReHes TO SAIL TOMORROW.

Newport R. l.. Nov 1.-THE Duke and Duchess
of Roxburghe left here this afternoon al O'Clock
for Providence where they took the Boston ES-
nress for New-York They will sail from New
York on Tuesday.
The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe. their
arrival went direct TO the home Of Mrs GOelet.
and will remain there till their departure for Eu-
rope They expect 20 sail tomorrow on the Kaiser
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Should be rea1 DAILY BY al Interested Changes
timsl
Foreign the ending November 2. 1898.
will close promptly IN all cases a. the General Post
carrier
below PaTceis-pusr fcr
Germany close 8 Monday
Regular supplementary nails close foreign
tion half than closing time shown below
tsxcept Supplementary for and Csnr-a<
America. Via Coon. close hour later al fresn sta
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

yesterday - eesfe-ss o.
v.rxe 40 average corresponding dare OF last year
60 average corresponding date OF last twenty-five
years. a. -,
- ,,--c..,. Rain to-day; followed
~ ernx ana colder tonight; fair and colder Tuesday
hirh southeast winds to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
IoHN D. skIDmoRE DEAD.

John D. Skidnore died yesterday at his home ir
Lakewood y J. He was the OF the late
Samuel Tredweu Skidnore- He was seventy-foui
old
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
THE DUO D'URSEL.
OBITUARY NOTES.

| Fr,Isses Nov I5-The death Is announced here
| OF the Due d'Ursel President OF the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC


MONDAT-At D. for Argentine. Uruguay and Para
rt7EsIsY-At SO a m ror NevrfouudIznd. per
Fosali1d. al a CSuadCi0upe. Martinique.
bsdos and British Dutch ard French Guiana. per q
TaIsrnan at go a. II ts1pplenenta-y 1870 a. NJ
Pacific Ports per Yucstan. via Colon mail Tor
CyUarsrralz must Be directed per Yucatan' D.
10 a n fer Grenada Trinidad and Cfudad Bolivar
per Maracasl az II 50 a m for Barosdos and
mail Brazii. Argentine. Uruguay
sn1 Pzrag1av must % directed Per capri
u N Tor Guantanamo and Santiago Cienf1egos
(nail be directed Per : Cienfuesos >
for Turks Island Dominican Republic. rsr s
Cherokee. 1870 2 m Complementary l-30 p n ,
for St Thomas. s.. Crcix. Lsewart and Windward
Islands British Dutch ana French Guiana. Per
TFffPsDAT-At a for Cuba. per = Esperanza
mail for Mexico. via PrOzreso. CaTnpechs and Vera
a n for Yucatan. per > Daggry mail must os
directed per = DagEry D. az y m Tor Mexico. Per
3 Saratoga via Tau7pic0 mail must D tirec-sd
per Sarztoga'D. az Y N tsTppisTusrtary $50
Ia11 per 8 Corean. from ilAislphia-
FRTDaY-Ar IL m for Northern Brazil Der .
via and Nanaos
SATTRDAT-At a m for Bermuda- Per . . Pre-
t0ria: az 30 a n tsupplsrnsntary $50 q n , for
Curacao and Venezueia- Per = 2 Zuita lmaN for
SavanfIla and Cartagena must be directed per
ZuIaFl: 9 a for Porto Rico Per Coasno.
m for Fortune Island Jamaica savaniIa. carsa-
gena and GreytoVn- per Aliegha1y mail for
costa Pica must be directed per AIleghauy");
a. 10 a n for port au prince. Petit Goavs. Aux
Caves and Jacuei. per > Prins Wlllen1 " mail
for other parts Of Haiti Curacao. Tenezuela Trni-
5s5 s1d 7r4r~h and Dutch Guiana Be- directed
pisraentsry 1880 NJ FOR 1nasua and Haiti. per
Bolivia
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
The WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

washington Nov I5.-The rapid eastward movement
Of the Pacific Coast storm. anticipated in saturdays
general forecast has place, and its
occupies Missouri barometer readings below % 20
inches The velocity Storm about seventy miles
g., hour has been that but little precipitation
h.s attended It's In its however the
.-s. .sv.-a cold wave uf sweeping south
ward over the regions between the middle and northern
Rocky Mountain districts and the rid4e and upper mis-
s5~Sfrnf VALLEY and Will extend Monday over the lake
-ert- and lower Vaey. and as far south as North
on The Middle Atlantic and England coasts the
,,-5s be hizh the southeast on Moray on
re south Atlantic brisk EAST; on the tFuf Coast
brisk south and the lake region hgh east shift-
-oiS wave warnings are displayed IN Eastern Mon
.he Dsto.as Minnesota Nebraska. Kansas Colo
80 FsSfs-n ana Southern Utah. Northern Arizona
Iowa Missouri Wisconsin lndlaha' Hlho's' MicnisaA
and Oklahoma ,---.s - -. c.. - -
80 .trsntlc Coast from Hatteras % Eastport-
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsPACTFIC

cr-BA-vfa Florida. closes ths Ofrce 6ziv. sxc-7t
THURSDAY r5-30 n. Ghe connscri1g nails cicse
here on Wednesdays and Saturdays VIA Tampa.
on Mondays via Miami
xr-yTr0 spe-ia.lv addressed
Isoa+rb bv offfce
sunday 30 ?. n. and 11-30 ? m sundays.
n II 80 ,
NEWFOUNDL-sND-B rail % North sy1nsy. thence
bv steamer closes a. this Office daily $50 !.
connecting mails close here MONDAY. Wednesday
and SATURDAY.
J4N4ICA-By rail 70 Boston ard thencs bv ssea,~-
closes a. this once $50 ? m every Tuesday b
rail 20 PhiIadephis and thence by closes
this Office az 11-30 evsry "Wednesday
MOI -EIOS-By rail % Boston and thence ~
closes this Office 6ailv az $40 ,
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ AND CCATEMALA-By
Orleans ard thence closes
az daily except Sunday. = ,. n
connecting mall closes here MONDAYS FL 80 D NJ
COSTA R1CA-By rail $ew-Orisars D.
closes this oics daily except sunday.
4I-3O 2. n. I'll 80 2 n SUNDAYS az II p N
and I'll 80 connecting mail closes Tuesdays
a I'll - D
fRegistersd mail closes D m. previous dag.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

-he following orrcai record from the Weather
.no be changes in temperature for the last
,o,- hours iu comparison the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE VII
be repubisbed in the Tri-weekiy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wiz be
repubIfshed in Triweekly Tribune without extr.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

sAMMIs-sASfSnS-On Thursday. Novernber II IgS; az
No 2O2 I.ererts Place Brooklyn. BY the Kew william
J. Hutchins assisted By the Rev Samuel n SEEM
Kate stuart daughter Of Mr.. and Mr. Royal Aldricn
sau1rnis to Mr.. Addison woodruff Sarnnls Of Hunt
fngton. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

TUESDAY-At $50 a. for italy direct. per :. sar-
dsg1a (rnaH directed per q .. Sar1eS1al
1870 m supplementary u NJ for Europe. per
$ Kaiser Wilhelm II. via Plymouth. Cheroourz and
WEDSESDAY-At I'D a m for Europe. Per a
Oceanic Queenstown, 80 a for Nsth erla1ds
direct. per Amsterdam mail must BE- directed
s. 3 Amsterdam
THCRSDAT-At a N for France. Switzerland. Italy.
Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece British India
AMI Lorenzo Marqusz per s. la Sav0ie via HaFrs
mail for other per-= Of Europe must b directed per
= . Ia Savoie'D: I-3O for Italy per 8.
T. Bismarck mail be directed PER 8 r. Bis
na-ck'B
from
SATTRDAY-At $50 a m f5r Ireland Per q U-1or-a-
via Queenstown mail for othe- parts % Europe ouss
directed 8. a for Europe-
NeV-Y0rk. Southannpcou. $50 a n. for
belgium direct. per Kroonland mail De IL
per Kroonland'' al 80 a n italy
direct. per HOhenzollern (mau must bs directed
per Hoherzousrn'J. II a. for D-n1-arx
direct, per Hekia mail must Be directed Per . a.
Hskla'l
Afrer the closing OF Supplementary razsatlz1tic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened o piers OF American English French
and German steamers. and open until within
Ten Minutes the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

n this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated By The Tr5unes self
,s~adi-z bsrometer dotted line shows the tenpera
.rr. as recorded by local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16
Special Notices.

The annual meeting u The New To-k the
Relief of Widows and Orphans Of Medical win =
held az the Academy Of Medicine. Wednesday.
IS. at .
ANDREW p CuRR1ER NJ ID Sc
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Tribune sub.cripssan Rates.

Joseph Hefnrfchs ess Broadway. specialist IN eo1-
machines and extra rne coffee. wholesale and retail
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be tr
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

THE TRIBUNE VIII be hy mail any address In
this abroad and address changed often as
desree Subscriptions be zfvsr 70 your rexusr
dealer before leaving II convsners hand them
a THE TRIBUNE once.
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16


is tr. be<r II Insist on navln5
T3,-n.tt's II "a FOR your Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune., 1903-11-16

Lord Coscher's election as chancellor OF the
University of oxford. although 20 a great extent
unanimous is far from being popular the fset
that he is a self-ulade OF foreign extraction.
NJ Hebrew origin politician rather than a great
statesman and fnsncier rather than Scholar
being urged against MIN The Office OF chancellor
u -he University of oxford is one Of The highest
~ English distinctions In the last century Il was
conferred uron Lord GreuviIlc the great Duke Of
WELLINGTON that famous Earl Of Derby who was
ri~traned The Rupert OF Debate" and the late
To-d Salisbury. Il has always been held by a
statesman of the highest rank and. with the ex-
eeution OF Oliver Cromwell who elected hirnsei 10
~ charceIlorship has Invariably been filed by a
- - ,ba realr, Of ancient and fIustrfous lineage.
-,e Duke OF Devonshire is chancellor Of the Cnl-
..-~st, of Cambridge. where his predecessor was
r.-ee- Vi-fo-ias husband the late Prince Consort-
:. - generally understood that Lord Goschen
80 hts election wire pulling on the part OF
g.. ,s,,,,eel Hicks Beach, who was bent on pre-
." - "a Rosebery. who is q great schoIar.
- - .-,-,-r the rrfze There several other
-, who have obtained high academic cis-
- .,s who would have been on that ae-
- -,-efarsble 10 Lord Goschen- Among them
= "a (-urzon the Viceroy OF India ana the
.,.-ts of l.ansdowne. who bears great MS
,ortc name ard who has heid nosl o. 'Is 80
So ~ state including the Governor General
- =. r-s-aas and the Viceroyalty OF India ana
-. v-ss selected by Lord Salisbury 70 succeed MN
ss Minister Of Foreign Anairs
ro-s Povr.on.s death last Monday cannot fail to
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