The Telegram. — 1893-02-07 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

YEOVIL V. SIDMOUTH.  This Rugby match was played on the liendord around, Yeovil, on Saturday, before a fairly lame etmadame. Yeovil was disappointed in not haviug Miehelmore as three-quarter barg, hut his Mace was tilled by fOurwood. Selmouth had two alterations in their team, Scott and Hook playing in the place of Bussell and Skinner. The teams were ss follow : remit—Back, A. Bartlett: threequarter backs, Dr. Kingston, it. Mansfield, and J. itrwood ; lialf-bacla„ A. E. Bradford and Bicknell ; I'm-wards, J. Bead (otritain), W. H. Mansfield, W, Whensley, Arnold, Braine, Buechel!, Gill, and Gawler. Sidmooth—lbtek, G. Bartlett ; threequarter backs, B. Pullin, Brutton, and E. Orchard ; half-backs, W. Skinner and la Skinner; forws:cla Vallence, Pou:ton, Hnok, Pot:bury, Scutt, Halse Week-ea, Baron, and Mills. Yeovil won the toes, sel elected to play up hill during tile first half. S.iliiiraeh slatted the leather, and a rush wasinarle into the ii territ•ner, which was nicely ?dripped by Nan< 1. Sidtnoillii, still kept up the measure, forcing the h stem to cc. The kick-out relieveomed, and a good rash i was ma e up fhe richl, btu Orchard gaining pessession, lie ran down the fielia hut was brought to the greund ! close to the goal-line by Bicknell. who dribbled Up the field. Ine leather was soon put back by a Lick which .ent it iiehind the line, and Mills folioning upemartly, scored a try in an eaey pAloe. Orchard failed to convert, the ball striking the post. The drop out put the ball up the field, but it was quickly returned. Mansfield now put the ball into the vintuis' half, but it was soon brought back. flawler and Bicknell were next conspicitoue for a fine dribble into the Sidi/mirth 25. but the visitors three-quarters getting possession, son* 1 good passing was witnessed, which brought the ball in close proximity to the home goal line. it was kept ! there for a time, when Orchard made a splen.iig ! attempt at dropping a goal, the ball just going outside the past. Some excellent rushed were next made by ! the visitors, but were well stoppeii by enrwood, Kingston, and Mansfield. The hall was taken uo the field after a time, and when the whistle blew it was in neutral territory, with the score—Sidmouth one try, Yeovil nil. Bradford re-etarted the ball, which was quickly returned by Brutton. Sidinouth now went nice 4 up the field, where the ball .went outside. From an excellent throw in Brenton raced tip the field, and pieced the ball just behind the uprights. W. 11. Mansfielel kickei off, but an invasion was at Ones Made into the Yeovil territory, where the home line was iii jeopardy. The ball was at last taken out of danger by Bicknell and Bawler, who started a rash down the field, but it was stopped by Brutton, who passed to Orchard, and he, when close on the coal lino kicked across the ground, thus enabling Poulton to obtaining an easy try which Orcheril hail no difficulty in improving on. Mansfieid having again started, Siihnourli at once pressi .2, but by • run by Kingston the hall was put down the field. Another attace was made on the home territory, where Brutton tried ta drop a goal but failed. The visitors' three-seal-tem next gave soother good feat of passing, which was with aitliculty stopped by the Yeavilialo. A frei, kirk Oat awarded the sisiters. which Orchard took, making a nosewortliv attempt at goal, and the home qiiiir,ete werc again invaded. By some good play Mansfield took the ball down the field, but Pullin obtaining possession, he weed U. Bruttem who passel to Orchard, awl lie raced half-way up the field, and eniied up a splendid run by placing the hall right between the uprights. Tne nine player easily convoled. Yeovil again re-started, hut the efr eas of the Yeovil ians seemed to he of no use, for by a splendid piece of pasaima Scott get nicely behind tee line, ic an easy positinn„ Onhard, who attuned to be in his best form, easily obtained the major point. The leather being again put into play, the visitor. started up off the field, but the whistle iiiew for time, leaving Sidrnoutis the victors by four goals and one try to nit Sidmouth fairly deserved the victory, the passing of the three-quarter backs and the combination of the whole team being perfection. Far Yeovil, Bradfcid and Bicknell played well at half, and K. Mansfield worked well at three-quarter back. The duties of referee were ably carried out by Mr. W. T. Maynard.  Mr, Edward Just, a well - known New York millionaire, has committed suicide by shooting himself with a revolver.  Three men were beheaded by the public executioner in Lan% Prussia, on Thursday, for murdering a landed proprietor. Sir Julian liehisiiiid, M.P., preached at the West London Sy:IN/nue of British JewP, Upper Berkeley Street, on Saturday. The seed tore ot Miss Lucile Hill, the actress, have approved the scheme whereby she sets asido a fourth of her salary till 104 in the El is paid. Robert Baker, a cripple, has been killed at Harrow station by a fast milk train. It is supposed that his mutt:hes got fixed between the metals.  MR. JAMES Batmen, on of Mr. J. S. Balfour, of the Liberator, has filed his petition. He lias a small balance at the bank, but no cash in baud.  To reduce the shock caused by the hurried closing of the doors of railway carriages the Great Western Railway Company are fitting the doors with welts.  The window scratching epidemic has broken out afresh in Birtninghatn, and in the nuhurb of &octillionth many tradesmen have had their plate glass mined. ACCIDENT TO Six