The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-18
DON JAIME ENGAGED
TO HIS FIRST COUSIN
q -. MARouisE DE ToNTENOy.

EN d 4, MAnaulsE DE FoNTENoy.
llrSt cousin. Princess Zita or
~ bourbon. indicates that he has
;apahdoned those principles OF
liberalism to which he gave public ex-
preston during the lifetime OF his
father. the late Don Carlos: for the
princess belongs to the most reaction
arg branch % the mouse OF bourbon.
namely, to the so.cailcd Parma line
| iouhdcd by The Spanish Infant Phillip,
son OF thnt Philip. Due d'Antou GRANT
son Of Louis NV. of Franco who
pccalne King of Spain, under the titlc
Of PHILIP ", ana King OF Napics and
@i Sicily, as Philip ~. a little over
200 years ago.
Princess zita is not mllIionairess.
as has been stated In the dispatches
very iar from IL. For she is one OF
the twenty one children OF the Inst
S,Spvereign Duke OF Parma, who lost his
| lnainder OF his life In Austria diving
ABOUT three years ago The bulk OF
s niS fortune went, not TO his TWO oldc.
nonS' VINO are somewhat wcak-minded
nut 70 ms third son Prince Elias of
Eourhon. married to Archduchess Nj
re re Anne 81 Austria. daughter OF Arch
luxe luz Frederick. The dukes eldest
daughter was the first wife of KIM.
ferdinand OF Bulgaria, and he inher-
lted from his uncle. the late Comtc
dc Ciamhord. the magnificent Chateau
tht.
french royalists had purchased. by
means OF popular subscriutiou ana
presented TO the late Due dc cham
h horu' VINO rcisncd in his early child
! i.oou Tor twenty-four hours over
france, ~ Henry ". when his grand
iather, King Charles y, abdicated in
ms favor In $40
Don Jaime can afford 10 marry n
princess who is virtually without FOR
| tune. for he Inherited "A very Largo
nrn9unt OF property. amounting Ia sew
IRA millions OF dollars. on the death
" MS iathcr, who had enjoyed II life
interest," therein. the money coming
from his first wife. Marguerite. Prin,
cess of bourbon Parma.
EnSland's House OF Lords has , new
Jewish peer in The person OF the Soc
ond Lord Swaythling lie is married.
to daughter of The late Colonel Al.
Der; Goldsmid whom Americana vii,
remember as the chief agent and ex
euuilNc IN The administration OF IN.
, I. III, CHARITIES OF tho latc Raron
liirsch, IN Europc and In this country.
anu more especially in Argentina His
younger brother the 1T Hon. I'D win
fa a, is Under Secretary Of state
I"r inuia. and excited an Immense
amount Of criticism, both at home and
aanroau. last summer, by intimatinE
M; nc Niccroy OF India was u mere
uhderlinE Of the Secretary Of Stnio
for India, ana only al Calcutta TO ~.
/ cute ne Secretary OF states orders
dnd without any authority OF his avn
occlaration which OF course ala
, innch to Impair the prestige of ord
Minlo ont In india, among the natives
me real patronymic Of tho family
- samuel, and It's founder in England
Was the grandfather OF the present
pccr. Louis Samuel, vino kept 4 small
whtchnaker's shop in Liverpool Ills
son moved TO London. married the
naughicr OF Louis Cohen. of the stock
exchange, and established banking
mouse in lombard street. In 1871
on bcing created a baronct, hc obIaincd
! Tue license OF the crown to change his
name TO Montagu. In 1907 nc was
raised to the pecrage as Lord swayth.
| ling.
The late Lord swaythiing was
, ris, greatest Hebrew philanthro-
and probably in ali Europe. dur.
ing the closing years OF his iii.
giving away each year sums without
parcllcl since the death OF Baron
ilirsch. lie was extremely orthodox
III his religious ideas. and two wears
ago became involved in religious
Gontrovcrsy. with the members OF the
icwlsh Religious Education Board in
England. on the subject OF the BaIaam
miracle episode. in the Old Testament
inc miracle Is discredited by Claud
Joseph Goldsmith Montefo author OF
Religion OF the Ancient Hebrews" and
by Israel Abrahams, editor of the
Jewish Quarterly Review, and profess
sOr of Talmudic literature at the Uni
versity OF Cambridge that is TO say,
the two greatest authorities on He
| braic scriptures. Lord Swaythling in
sisted that unless these two men re-
tired from the Jewish Religious Edu-
cation Board. he would not only quit
! tic organization. but also transfer his
! libcraiity TO some other body which
! he could depend upon to teach moth
ing but the orthodox doctrines Of the
| faith. OF course the Balaan episode
I VAS not the only point on which Lord
| Swayihling differed with the two lead
IF f,,N.t Ch hfsi m Inf iitct
| but ii was the one around which Tho
| battle most nercely ragged Aid al
| though the two pundits were sustained
| by Lord Rothschild yet In the end they
! were obliged to give way, and Lord
Swaythlng carried the day.
! Lot me add that his nephew. tho
/ Right Hon. Herbert Samuel, son Of his
| Younger brother, occupies a seat In
! the Asuuith cabinet as postmaster
| general.