London, June 25.
The death occurred here today of Dame Maria M. Ogilvie Gordon, D.BE., famous geologist.
She studied Geology and Palæon-ology at Munich University from 1891 until 1895, and was awarded the Ph.D. degree with the highest honours in 1900, when the degree was for the first time conferred by that University on women.
She was elected Vice-President of the International Council of Women and appointed President of various women's organizations. Many honours were conferred on her by British and foreign scientific societies.
Dame Ogilvie Gordon has contributed many new observations regarding the geology of South Tyrol, and has shown the presence of important thrust-planes in Langkoff, Sella and Bee summit, and other stance, has two third-party proper-
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