BRITISH AND FOREIGN
Unit«d Press Association—By Electric Te'.ofrapli—Copyright. A CARNEGIE GIFT. LONDON, April 27. Mr Carnegie has given ten thousand sterling to the Eastbourne Library. A WEDDING. LONDON, April 28. Earl Yarmouth has married Miss Alice Shaw, daughter of an American railway millionaire. The 'bride lias a, dowry of £20,000 a year. THE PACIFIC CABLE. OTTAWA, April 28. Sir Mackenzie Bowell initiated an animated debate in the Canadian Senate, declaring that the management of the Pacific cable lacked business energy. Mr Scott, Secretary of State, on behalf of the Government, profoundly regretted that New South Wales had deliberately broken the contract.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13113, 29 April 1903, Page 7
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