Show Praise of Longfellow London 24The Times says The news of Longfellows death will be i read with deep regret wherever the English language is spoken The death of no literary Englishman could excite more genuine sorrow than that of the much loved author of Evangeline He will be no more sincerely lamented in America Am-erica than in this country The Newt Standard nnd Telegraph speak in equally graceful terms of Longfellow Boston 25The services over Longfellow Long-fellow will be private at his home on Sunday Public services will be at Appleton Ap-pleton Chapel The remains will be interred in-terred at Mount Auburn London 25The Globe says the death of Longfellow is a national loss to Eng land General and true appreciation was accorded him here even at a time when America was anything but popular pop-ular I |