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CLOSE OF THE GREAT PARIS SHOW REPRESSING UNPLEASANTNESS IN FRANCE LORD HOPETOUN UNWELL STILL MANY SUFFERERS FROM FAMINE LONDON, Nov. 13. Received 14th, 4.43 p.m The Paris Exhibition has closed. During the time it was open 48 million tickets were used. A number of hawkers have had their licenses suspended at Marseilles for singing and selling a French version of the Boer hymn and exciting antiBritish demonstrations. Lord Hopetoun, who is at Bombay, is suffering from dysentery, and has abandoned his extended visit to Secunderabad. 775,000 sufferers by the famine are still being relieved in India.
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Southland Times, Issue 14798, 15 November 1900, Page 3
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