BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10974, 13 June 1903, Page 3

BRITISH AND FOREIGN.

Press Associatio»l=-T^:raph.-TCopyJr; ight. IJ^DON^uneV.ll. V It is reported thjft&the Mutiah tortsured Boer prisoners and decapitated wounded British officer*, whose heads wer.e paraded on poles in tfrc village, and Jnally placed round the Mullah's zaretia. .~( ■<>" '■ Cardinal Vaugfian is yf^L^ii'.^and is in a critical condition^' fs" ' }\ X Many infected war blankets .wcrp^found in a factory in Londs#i covering tobacco. ' Nffi^ YOEK, Julie 11. An American syn&ipftte Kas made an offer to Russia^^fe&jid Sk Joridge IQ7 miles in length acn^i^^p^hSring -j^ay ">•••,•;* .- Mary McK^jghtt*^^iaSvc6jSsSßed« to, the. poisoning of'^&r^-^jrbiiiie'fc- jjt^heE's wife and cliiii^^'l^^shabn,' MJ^gam' - She is alsovj^rgetf'^l'tti murdering : Jher two successiv^^Ej^WaSfjSkd^.ii^-lltfe' relatives and friends.'* ' ' .^^^^^P^gpftWJ^ Jjffift Tlie-. TransyaaJ Legislature unanimously retained-, } Daly" ; ' the public Holidays. The Boers express gratitude therefor. . " ; • SYDNEY, June 12.. The Newcastle Jockey Club has disqualified Kingdey, the owner, and Moran, the rider of the horse Gentleman Jim, tw6 others; aifd the^horßfe for life-in cfonnects>nc fonnects>n with the recent tampering with the scales. . "• ,