CABLE NEWS.
LONDON, September 12. The marriage of Miss Constance, daughter of Sir James Thompson Ritchie, Lord Mayor of London, to Mr J. A. McCalman. of the Egyptian irrigation service, was fixed to take place to-day. Three hundred presents were exhibited on Saturday, and Mr McCalman was expected at the Mansion House "at lunch and dinner. He, however, did not put in appearance, but sent a letter in the evening breaking off the engagement. No explanation was made, and the matter came .as a cruel surprise, as there had been no quarrel. Mr McCalman has gone on the Continent. PARIS, September 12. Madame Melba, while motoring in the city, overran and killed an dderly gentleman) Who stepped backward, and Was knocked under the vehicle NEW YORK) September 12. The American Tobacco and Con•ioliated Tobacco Companies, hoping to secure wider control of the trade, l.ave rearranged their respective securities, combining a capital of £72,000,000 stefling. CAPETOWN, September 13. A reward of £2OO is offered for the arrest of the desecratofs of Prince Christian’s grave.
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Manawatu Herald, 15 September 1904, Page 2
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173CABLE NEWS. Manawatu Herald, 15 September 1904, Page 2
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