GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 964, 3 November 1910, Page 7

GENERAL CABLEGRAMS

By Tclegrapn—Press Association—Oopyngiii. 1

A SOCIETY WEDDING. (Rec, November 2, 11.5 p.m.) ' London, November. 2. Lieutenant-General Sir Archibald Hunter, Governor of Gibraltar, has been married to Lady Inverclyde, widow of the lato Lord Invorclydo, chairman of tho Cunurd Steamship Company. Tho wedding took place at St. George's, Hanover Square, and Lord Kitchener was best man. MAILS BURNT. Brisbane, November 2. A Queensland railway mail truck was burnt at Cloncurry, and the mails destroyed. LIEUT. SUTOR CASHIERED. London, November 2. Lieutenant Alan Sutor, who was court-martiallcd recently for his published criticisms of the Army, has beeu removed from tho Army, as te King has no. further occasion for his services. AMERICAN ARMY AEROPLANES. Now York, November 2. . Brigadier-Genoral James Allen, chief signal officer to the United States Army, states that it is essential that the United States should possess twenty aeroplanes for tho use of army officers, who should be specially trained as aviators. . KING EDWARD'S DEATH. _ London, November 1.. The "London Gazette" published a. 120-page supplement giving a list of addresses from 15,000 public bodies in connection with King Edward's death. .SUFFOLK PLAGUE SCARE. London, November 1. There have been no further deaths of plague-infected rats in Suffolk. A ferret at Woodbridgo was found to be infected, and elsewhere cats were discovered to be diseased. London, November 1. It has been arranged to send the King's Colonials on a trip to Canada in lull. ; London, November 1. The Australian destroyer Parramatta, which is en route from London to Australia, struck a submerged obstaole at Singapore. The damage is not serious. The vessel will •be docked for inspection. Cairo, November 1. At Alexandria a shed containing 6000 bales of cotton was , burnt. The loss is estimated at £200,000.