Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-21
CANADA FAvORS
EARL bEAUCHAMP
MAY SUCCEED CONNAUGHT
AS GOVERNOR
GENERAL

LONDON March 9o The Duke
OF ConnauRht accompanied oy bis
elfe and daughter. ara loasin Can-
ada this week for England and u
ls generally understood here that
hls royal hIghness Eiil not return 20
Ottawa. though as yet there has been
no official announcement f9 That ei-
feet The Duke kl1au 20 have "a
strong aud sincere liking f0r Canada.
and doubtless would boz pleased 10
remain there another $50 years Bur
tho ,'ImHf. across seas apparentl
has never agreed aitH the uufchess
oi Connaughf and lu ,leR of This faC
It It believed certain chat The Duke
has HoU pracueall, ended hs tenur"
of office as Governor General OF tue
dominion
Tlo question "a. 20 Nao VIII De-
rameG fo scrcrred the Duke of Con
ua4sht an ottawa aas become sub.
In0' 0f L.ls pseI.a'iou here The
NAMES of taIf dozen prominent per-
sons have boon mentioned. among
them tt irl.f 1850 close connections
OF u, royal am.y Iut the best aH-
fHorurs seem t0 agree ihdf ilr
young Earl OF B''uchamp has thn loo
side track and e most likely Go ain
the race Bee has the backing %. thr
cabinet ebIeb nouId count ninety
nine points Zoo hs favor
Lord Beauchamp - ~ present First
Commission of Works. position
Involving mainly tHc car, of All ua-
u0all buildings ana royal palaces.
and tho holder of which be- also q
cabinet minister For man OF
hls years b., has just passed 'or't
bis career has been uu, OF ItHn. uu-
usual distinction 40 thc age of
fVouty-four Ir Ras mayor of The rt,s
oi NOrrtesiur. and before uo had
reached his tHeUt-c.-hth birthday
boz aas governor %. NoU south wales
One o.. th, most desirable offices OF
t kind the s.fr OF fhe crown
49, governor COT Sew South Wales.
s said 10 hny. displayed executive
ability cot high order Also boz u.s
favor may be stated the 'aCt- that
bo .s exceedingly wealthy aud man
of mlh culture He has perhaps
o. Too rKaotcd view of thu Nortah aud
arerosotites ot the arisfocrac, which
vulnerable point has leff welcome
opening for DIS enemies. Who have
not hcsItatcd ON occasions to call
hm O suob and q prir ZOO conclusion.
% may bo said thar Lord Boauchamp
Is of a very pious turn OF mind hr
has always taken AN active interest
in church and SUNDAY school Work
aud In his youth he carried his en-
thusiasm So Ear as 20 appear in the
role oi street preacher
Th, Canadian Post there is little
doubt. would b' highly acceptable to
the Countess neauchamp. who is @
sister OF thr immensely wealthy
dub, D' Wcsimiu1,. ana before
hor marriage SOME ten years alo
Na. Lady LctIc" G|o.ycuor She
mas aNag taken keen interest 100 /
her husbands political work Dr. is
that ou. of h.r Numa-t irieUdns
Princess Patricia of Counausht who /
has been % frequent visitor 60 Mad .
r,s0rII Court. near Malvern the
beautiful homm, of Lord aud Lady .
Their eldest son us
count Finley s nine years old aud I
tHeg have four other children
Lord Goauchamps pecragc is COM F.
parar..ly MODERN being less than
% century old. and his connection /.
with tH. hrr0i. house O., Hcauchamp .
which played so prominent q part boz .
English history is Indirect and zee !
mote Tho father OF fhc present /
Earl was at one time captain 100
tho Worcestershire Noomaury CaI-
vars aul subsequently one OF the
Lords of the Admiralty f, having
been Thought advisable. $50 30 seems
that tho board which administers
th. British naval affair. should ue
'r.ngfbeucd Dos the anoInWeut
thereto OF a horse marine