The East Riding Telegraph. — 1903-09-26 (Beverley, Humberside, England)

THE AUTUMNAL EQUINOX. stockman has been arrested for murder. sequently one native, while surveying, was - - was sentenced to three and a halt years' imprison. Suffering from a broken thigh, a South Ans. shot. Reinforcements were heliographed for,— • oellt tralian bushman had to be brought 200 miles t with degradation,for brutality to his men, • The period of the autumnal equinox is passing ', , Yi"s2) co ITI bines a soap 4 , . .1)) I and 200 infantry went out. The British nieD ' Vi. . . lies rsulted in the increase of the sentence to five this year without the occurrence of exceptional , across country and 231 miles by train to Port column was divided into two parties under•,. Augusta Hospital, where he received proper SW- years' imprisonment, with degradation. The weather, and it seems fairly certain now that WO . • • • . • Major Delamain and Captain Shewell. One thou. In dictment against Breidenbach who is only shall escape the gales which so commonly occur 3. : & g gical treat meet. sand Arabs attempted to cut off the parties, and it twenty-tour years of age, included 1,207 cases of The centenary of the meeting of the poets about this time. A disturbance quite equal to , : ermicide• it is no 9 became necessary - • handl' a soldiers d fifteen charges of BL Om .... je Wordsworth and Scott at Jed burgh was celebratedoccasioning rough weather on our coasts has been ' silents. Four hundred of the Dublin Fusiliers with mishandling o.e scadiearn, named Will, committed situated to the south-west of Ireland during the •1 • dearer than soap. . _ there by the unveiling of a memorial tablet and a four guns thereupon left for the scene cf operations. euicide, and another attempted to do so owing to. Sr , \ • civic procession. last two r three days but owing to theghigh p- . Meanwhile, on September 13 the enemy attacked the sei joules brutality. A number Of privates barometer or over Norway it has been i‘ The Archbishop of Westminster will go to Rome ' Captain Showell with determination, flahting far deposed to Breidenbach's systematic ill-treatment, at the end of November, and will present to the brought to a standstill. S rcmg east winds have • r • six hours and only desisting when their &mutual- stating' that he kicked and hit them, flagged them '•'Velici) Pope the members of a pilgrimage which will havebeen experienced, but they have nowhere attained fr.' t o scrub floors -..• vlot.,'. _ lion became damped by rain. The British with bayonet cases anl broom-sticks, and struck the 'true hof a fresh gale. So far as Rog- ,' .V. ',..)' London on November 17th. usualtieswerefive of the Hampshireswounded and hem with both ends of a musket. When asked , John Dotaangton, a farmer, of Crowland, Lines,land is concerned the weather just now is MON 1' : 9 # \ 4sri-V9, one killed; those of the enemy four killed and t why they had made no complaints, the witnesses I,• settled than it has been for a long time past, and i pain tworK, linoleum ~.„, whom) afford are in bankruptcy, told the Official sixty wounded. The Dubline arrived in the after. replied that they were afraid to do so. Sergeant scarcely any rain has fallen for fully a week. ; Receiver that he had paid interest on loans to the ' ~ er k /• ~.,.. 9 noon, and the combined column, 800 strong, with j 3 denbach had nothing to say in defence, except extent of 100 per cent, which money represented The temperature is also well up to the average, an i eight guns, _burnt the village. The column has • that he wished to flog the recruits into shape. &c:- destroys vermin. occurrence seldom enough of late There is , the amount of his deficiency. DOW returned to Dthala. One witness deposed that he had been flogged '. . e., '' At Bromley (Kent) Petty Sessions Alfred Heath usually a brisk decrease of temperature about now, i until he was insensible. The man Will is reported and this is shown both in the day and night read- ; ':--ce ..s• iCti.,- --4,„ \ '' was charged with assaulting his wife so that she /.--------, ---, lay for some time in a field insensible and was THE AMERICA CUP, to have said to a friend shortly before he corn- lugs. The average day reading has fallen from 71 - .'-milted suicide that when he j•assed a shop window ( Iriefl • • • ' •4' -4ra.A deg. at the commencement of September to 65deg., , -.....;y. between life and death in • hospital for • fortin the street he used to stop and look in, to con- and there is a further fell of 23eg. before the end 1 -"D---' in hospitals& üblic 1 •,,,,::‘_,•‹-;,„. night. The prisoner was remanded.