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ANNUAL M _Erma

_ e--s-g-_,__.,,,.

Tha Annual meeting of the Y.M.C. A., _ _lzgtatomn was held in he -Assockt-io building last evianing.'t‘he 'meeting was called to order' by the President W.A. Stewart with |. igh- attendance oi active members. R. Jenkins acted as- Secretary of the meeting. The report of the Treasm-_ er was read by 73. F. Hutchison, and

Dr. J..I-I. Ayers reported for the |ln_ ance committee; The amount 0|

money collected' during the year 101-;

regular work and for the special fund establishes-a new mark in finances oi the Association.

The President then 1'-sad his report.

He stated that in some respects ch, work of the past year had hm; huh as successful as wished, butllh other

glines _great progress had been shown. Because of the successes achieved during the past year in making it possible to improve the conditions of the building, better work will be pos- sible during the coming year. Men- tion was made of the splendid oiler mid! by C. H. B. Longworth and of me efforts of the Directors in investi- 8B¢il1K 01° qllbstlon of enlarged quar-

tion on the same taking up the eps- cial campaign for funds. He reported that upon the recommendation of the Physical committee, a Physical Director was secured and is doing splendid work. A _ second ‘billiard table was added during the ~ (Continued on page three.)

llllCKEY Tllllll§Hl~

The following will be the line up

of the Abbies for the match to be held in the Charlottetown Arena this evening :-~ .

f “ABBIES" SENIOR

Vaniderstine .. Goal Henneeeey .. .. Point Campebll C. ..... _ . C.Point' Doyle .. . .. R. Wing Mc'l‘ague L. Wing Gordon Rover Campbell L. Centre

"ABBIES" INTERMEDIATE

Jardine Goal Whitlock W. . Point Whltl0ck'H. . . .. C.Point McPhee ..... . .. L.Wing

Tay r Rover Nelson Centre

MON‘l‘RllA_L, Jan`. 21.-The great

English shipbuilding firm oi Swan Hunter & Wlgham Richardson are

now conxdedng entering the Cana* dian shi uilding trade, according to the statement of Clarence I. De Sola.. Canadian director of the Brm to-day. For some time said Mr. De Sola

this rlrm has been considering the matter and it has now been definite- ly decided that if a Canadian navy is to be constructed in Canada the great Walisend-on-Tyne firm will ten- der. 'Already in fact it is understood land has been purchased by the nrm in montreal, Québec and Halifax with the object of providing for shipyards. All classes oil ships would be built, including battleehips and merchant- men. _, .

BEEF SUPPLY

IS SHORT

CALGARY, Jan. 21.-A shortage

A THRILLINO

EXPERENCE

DIGBY, Jan. 21.-The missing lish-

ermen 'giylor and Apt, are safe at their' ho es to-night after a terrible experience in the bay for thirty-five hours. The steamer Yarmouth, after leaving Digby this afternoon for Bt. John, sighted the disabled motor boat seven miles oil-shore and bore up to it. Captain MacDonald oilered assistance which was refused by the two fishermen, who said they could make shore, ,which they did. - But, they got into the suri above Digby Gut, and the life-bost=sighting them, went to their assistance and succeed- ed in getting the little craft out of its perilous predicament.

To nfsmllln _ me sslnlnsns

Nmwf ~*ro13K'~sser-'sei-wee ar-

i%ac ed the injunction stage Iniun ‘tion » has been granted, and’-fotlxere -have been applied for to restrain the strikers from interfering with the op- eration of factories. To this fact _manufacturers attribute the unusual absence of disorder. During the fore- noon _\only one arrest was made.

Except in the dress and shirtwaist

trade, where a peace protocal was signed last week, there was no‘evi- dence of progress towards a settle- ment. About 2,000 more of the dress and waist makers went back to work to-day. Those who have accepted the terms of the manufacturers in the trade now number about 12,000.

STORING BT. JOHN

'RIV-ER'S WATERS:

BANGOR, Me,, Jan. ill-The Inter-

national St. John River Conunissioh, appointed by the Dominion of Can- ada' and the United States to con- sider the uses and conditions of the St. John river, was in session here today. The recent report submitted by the board of consulting engineers connected with the commission con- taining valuable data in regard to

of but in the pl-“me m-ovhwu onthe conservation of water for log drl

Canada for 'a copple of years is the prediction of J. C. I-largrave, V. B.,

Dominion inspector of live stock lor,

Alberta, _who is now in this city. 'l-le explaiqed that the western provinces are ‘now in the transition stage be- tween the days of plenty of heel and free- ranges and the day when' the country will be full of farmers each raising a few head of cattle and that h temporary scarcity will be the na- tural reeult._

. _____..__...

ving and power_purposes on the St. John and the cost of such develop- ment was the chief matter before the board. _

-=-¢-s¢---¢- FITY THE POOR ICE MAN

ALBANY, Jan. 21.-Pity the _poor

ice man. It is now 300 days since

navigation opened on 'i%hg___Hudson River for the 1912 se on. And what's worse (from the ice man's standpoint). the river is absolutely

Mita;-d's Liniment Cures Distemper.

clear of ice. .

l`woNnERrUl tivo orml ,F 'l'7l|eMerain| Glfafllisn (mailed) one year. 2.50-N

l _ ....m'_::'.°.:.'f.c.'.:.°.:°.:::_:

. , _

¢ , ._ _V3 _ _ _ i 3,-_rd-, I \._'

use rlls rotmwme rom.

,». ._ ,. ,_ . ~ ’ ' . . . . ._ ....»..»i» _ -Ag _ _L_ .I ' M :Aceh1-»m-sea-leur... .lr . 1 I »

\ _ . -» _

N", euhmhhp iw 'nu oemiue esnhlu use

. , _ _ - , . ‘ , ,

The-'denudfin Ceunhyiaes (weekly) 'see year. .. _

` eresausnsseenness s

""“lloill pepcrs for only $2.5ll““- 1 ,,,,1,,i;,°;;.:e:&~,.”,r;;2::x::n.:’.1..i“s.z£‘r“°=°“°“°°““° Y

taken advantage of this unpar- at once. ,

Wil

,ghyglrhgyiviélea

+:1»l‘;3s=°.".l_.l fr

ters and of the decision and the sc-`

_’ __ _. _ g

gaepg wo_rkers'__' strike-..to-day'-beg

(Canadian Press)

VIENNA, Jan. _23.-Reports are

current in Austrian shipping circles that the transatlantic shipping pool will wage a rate war against the

proposed irust. The Montreal ser-~ vice exllec s steerage will be reduced to $10 before the rate war ends.

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WIFE OROSBES SEAS

T0 FIND HUSBAND

' WITH NEYW FAMILYA

_lllllllllalllfi Mlll

DIES ill r‘MllllElllll

'_--_

olohn B. ~Moofe,e Well Known ~ Barber Dies Suddenly of Heart Failure.

(Special to The Guardian)

MONCTON, N. B., Jan. 23.-John

B- M0011. a well-known barber, died suddenly this evening of heart fall- ure. He had been indisposed for some days but seemed better to-dey and nothing serious was feared.

He is a native of Kensington, P.

E. I., and leaves a widow, one son and three daughte `

YB.

BOWLING `

MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 21.-‘

When Mrs. Joseph Nozik arrived here from Russia with three children, she found her husband_had married a se- cond time and that three children were horn to the latest union. No- zik calqe to Manchester three years ago. He had been in the habit of

September these amounts ceased to go out.

Mrs, Nozik managed to secure

enough money to pay the Passage of herself and children to this country. A meeting took place between Nozik and his two wives, and as there was practically no cash in the budget, it was decided not to bring any legal ,actlon. Instead an agreement was ‘reached whereby Nozik is to return to Russia with his first wife and chil-

eending sums of money each week to/ The f0110Wi¥1E is his wife in the old country, but last P19-Y°l'f»

On the League of the Cross Bowl-

ing Alleys, Charlottetown, last night the second game in the Duck Pin Lea- gue for the Trophy was rolled oil be- tween the Silver Grey and the White Foxes, the former winning out with a score of 36 pins.

the score of each

SILVER GREYS

Totals'

V. Coyle 108 283 M. Carrier W. McDonald J. Keenan J. Dudy'

80 95 73 77 79 229 93 94 91 278 83 BO 96 269 91 86 80 257

454 1316

.) 420 442

WHITES

Totals

LAST NIGHT

UNITED STATES

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7 1 _

.._.¢,

all lllucl ll l“éZZ“i..'lZ;“'¥?f.§. l'll‘ not Enter Competition

al..

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(Canadian Press) _

LONDON Jan 23 -A man attack ar Kn w r

loss. two of them by Constable. and Government that domestic coascwlse

b°\e"i°r- clove aside and increased tolls will

’_'_*"°“‘°-_ not be laid on foreign shipping to

STORM BATTERED balance remission from American

PALIJANZA DOCKS gh|pg_ *_ If Great Britain is not satisfied on

BOSTON. Jan- 21--Eleven days these points the United states pro-

overduo and showing marks of a hur- poses B, sphhlhl commihhmh 0| ad. 1'i°*1D° ¢‘¥1°°uUt°l`°d during tht V0Y9~§°w justment. The communication was the Hamburg-American line freighter devoted to the pm-pose of reducing P3119-MB arrived here t0'dB-Y- The to the smallest point the number of P8-Ilan" WW B- mouth in IDB-kill! the issues upon which the two govern- trip- lhlrips pert of the voyage 511° ments failed to agree. as to there Wa” bmw" 5° fm' 05 her °°“l`5° thfnl it contended that they are entirely lt was necessary for her to stop at suswptible to adjustment by diplo. F5781- Az°P°°» to get C051- The matic means without recourse to ar- steering gear of the Pallanza was de- bit,-B¢iDn_ molished. several liieboats wrenched If this course should not prove ac. from their checks and e parte! the ecpeshle to the British Government bI‘id§0 \>\l1W81`kF Wfecked- it suggested that the whole contro-

versy be referred to a special com-

""""""""""""""""""""""""° mission of inquiry.

i13Z‘&2§€.."'__:"1:1 33 31 Zi $3 (;H||_|) TAKES

B. Bourke _Ei _EBI _Eff _

435 415 430 1280 FA ’

' it si o , as. - """

gfgorlexxt garmexwyiell bgeryoslled oil on LEEDS' JAH- 21~`_Eme5t Green'

Hdren, the second wife to be given his W_ Covle 92 91 91 274 Monday night next, between the "0°d» 8 th"°°'Y°B-"l°1‘_i b°Y- tasted bf

effects in this country. w. noilceele 'ls '14 sa 233 white and Black Foxes. :er°;§y°;n§i‘;i:§dtdI;1;‘_t Qfhgvlgglgefl;

._...__.___.*__-

._._._._._._._-_-_._3---_-_-_-.-_-_-f.-.-_-.-.-.-_-.-.-_-_-.-_-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.--.-=.-.-.-».-.-.---------f-------»--4-------~'-'-'-=‘-='--'-'-'-'--’-'-'~'~‘~'-‘-'-'-'-"f'-'~‘~'~`~'~‘=-‘~‘-‘-"-‘-"-‘~'-'-""‘”~"` the son of Gideon Greenwood, and

l was an unusually bright child

~ BU RNS ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION :.’::Y...';é:::.‘:s

Y KB

asked for his bottle of milk,

_ “It’s in on the dresser," she said. _' "Get it yourself, Ernest."

t Cit full re resented' tuting atrest from the intensity of O" the dresser was B cup °! gin

1; Last nigmll tsl’ gil? o§l‘l1(Tam¢l:;lt)lU§;_ ::dth2ea\aiTaNU';ss;;ce Jould) permit ` the last and also 8' pmt bottle of port' Wine' own was H <‘-0 ° - » 'I ’ ' ' The ¢h'1e drank the gin, and mln w- tlon oi the Burns anniversary, the The Caledonia Club, under whose pgogram opienedhwitlliiutbs skirl ed it v:m\» the contents of W-6 bathe birthday of Scotlandfs greatest poet, auspices the cel ration was held,“is 1; "0 :Pip pee Sin e s “dem Rox; of Wimh ,MrB_ Greenwood heard a has become an event which is eager- certainly to be ongratulated on e ers o essrs mpson a c n mu and cries and rushed in to and

,1y__3QQ_1mg _forward to and this year. feast_provided.- rue there is shun- zis in lull highland costurne. Pro- the little bo' on the door in great

`W¥O`iio"exception.- Preparation on _a dance of material available for slwhv 188501' ViJlnicombe’s orchestfl SBVB pam A docior was Bummonad and 'moyerlaborate scale than usual had entertainment. It is, peril?-1pS.Cl;*?t féilizl?-fill] B°l?°¢i0I;B dllrliflg glgiiigg the boy taken to the hospitlm The. NPI! made. B m0rc Varied program too much to say that no o eil; ay e va .i OCE I,s.°I_fB;)'; _Mm Hazei alcohol acted as a poison on' the num usual had' hmm -arranged' the in the Maritime ltirtnlinciilstalegz as New gelYqnC' YF - Rittcgier' ang Miss chilws "t°m“'°h`°‘nd h” dim Within w°“h" was "°”m°us and' evident* much mmm nad s'r\h§l;rrans°m““t utzmn nlahéhcra A quartet "Ye fwenfrfvur hours-

/ly, the people-of all nationalities- Charlottetown as. t t _ Y , -H b th

th ever to have a. of a program for oven the bee ll Banks an Brace y 6 H568

more anxious an _ ' _ hand in the celebration. The result lent is an art, however.I3Dde;§l;e:`?\;: Bremnxer argl] l3lax;c(l1cl;1idaul;Itf;ssI:'s £218

t i hi cl H , Y ' v

ge:-an lfi\\l'}t1srle]6l:lesi?z'getYlElgns;?d :ll till; €lltt`l?nBrtrt:§a:;:m?\ft: ish this case. gmiiclhard and E. Ritchie and by F

. _ ‘ - l . Th -»’l°~-»»~ f°°»» my W” ° “°“‘.;“:;f,‘::,.z- M'”~,|”'°““:‘°1.:"§ .f’..-..i‘.°‘;z°‘........2 IS Ellluno annul train, fmm the East had any occasion, there was _ men on o s _

visitor mahf ny' comedy and P81310! W°\”° 1°-“lt com t on the quality of the sing ___

brought in many S. - _ C t'n d o page three.)

ll, h umber consti ( 011 1 UB I1 OTTAWA, Jan. 21.-That salmon

drove in from U18 C°“¥m`Y` ‘“9“`i°t° 155517 Meade we n A MAH _______________v_____v____ ___________ ___,_____,_ in the Fraser rl-,-er, British (;oh,m_

outttitle Anglican churches oi the city,»_

.__ l

in( in force, clearing turning a lit-

'Phe temperature at three o’clock his mnrninz bv the Re `

was degrees

lero and

lowest temperature recorded

Panama. The As o a ene

OLASSIFIOITION

this column Cash must accom-

plan

Prlheg 1-23 Mtipdl

Beach.

Sunniierdde. 1-Mhltl, roa"°“”s7\'l§i"'o°`ao'“`o"sn' r"'sliim'§i' nn .tue sem see use

limi ` no im-that . ’ ff

ill &=1°“U°*l» “UWB |09 “ll” "#7 Wkhtiou is controlled the ` \ i ' ' men seiewsemrer - " _ lil‘Iltei'cet t0

ex _nfs 'ng arf o. ser. icgdm. “num 'M md md 'ann Turf Nw' °f spd

_ 1 1-1 use. N. s.

. -NB---3-____...._. '

an-eo gs-rmneowl pmsrrs ummm our-wnlpmna-h. mms-6*. hlelmm oem oem, me.

_ ' .. --->‘~'~'~‘-`-‘-'~`-"""""'"""""”"""""'"`A"""""'"'"""m ' bla, are becoming scarcer ear b

"1"" """ """" """" "V """"""""" A » year as a result of being cazlght ig _CHARGE P¢]¥1§I¥A$2€t3& DAMAGE American waters before going into

, ` ‘ _____’ the river to spawn, was the state

J . 21-F1 in beet- ment made this afternoon by Prof.

_ . 1 Niw Yglltgégd ntnhis counytryg from J. F. McMurrich, oi the university oi

_ ____ _ 99 “Ve t . --- Toronto, in an address on the “Bal-

rl V er Mills _ . ,

MUNTREAIM J“"~ 21~"T- G~ H019 mon Fisheries of British Columbia'

TURONTU. 5511- 21-”$100»000' iB|h“v° br°“ght action for damages fs' executive oiiicer for the Canadian at the annual meeting of the Comer. the sum which the Anglicans of Tor-,ainet J. A. Horsey & Sons, ship? “E ‘Northern in British Columbia before vatlon Commission. Prof. McMur- onto will endeavor to collect during_brokers, of No. 68 Broad street. leaving for Toronto this evening rich said it would he E good thing if eh qpmlng year ior home and for- aslerl>ll18 l-hat UW” b°°*'1°° h“f'°h°d made the statement that 81811*-l' Per some international arrangement be- eizrl inissions. Last year the amount' in a cargo of logs shipped by the cent of the grading from Vancouver tween the United states and Canada W" $43,000, and it is expected that deiendants and that as a result $25,- to the summit of the Rockies, say s. could be made to prevent the dame. the difference will not present much 000 damage was done to their lum- distance of 505 miles, had been com- tion of thc- Salmon of the Fra," ahh oisn obstacle. A simultaneous cam- ber. P14025- ‘l1¢h0“Sh this °°°t°'“°”f' 5°" adjacent waters even in~American pei is going on at present through- not apply to the tunnels. bridges and terntorv by indiscriminate catching

l-F$Ck 1“Yi°Z~ HE behaves- h°W°"°"' -As things were now lt was explained

and eddresses have been given by that by next fell the remeinlns twen- the salmon are caught heh, the prominent layrnell during U10 P8-Hi ‘Ds ty per cent. 0! £110 H5519! *md near' mouth of the Fraser just before gym `B`|`|‘h¢iays, _ TUDJNTE FUR , ly all the balance of the work will spawning time and consequently few

MWC been °0m91°t°d- get up to the inland waters. Some

` ._.__------- 01 the 1-,annsrles on the Fraser have

.__.____._-__- been hard bit already by the scarcity

Illfugn one cent per word each insertion ` of the hsh_

_ l _

_ _ pllmy order and dve per cent discount S'l1RlKE CRIPPLEB ’ KING PETER OF _

TIDE, NOON, ETC allowed. minimum charge twenty-1 HAVANAS DOCKS- smnvul Is s'rn1cKnN

___

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flve cents.

L PIN_ OWNER HAVANA, Jail. 21-Bllllllill h0l‘8 LON’DQN_ Jan_ 21__.A gpegigl de-

T0£g‘;‘lBc’;l .I::n.Tl;e4.E;El€gtagn)vvinds»F(;£1Nll:;7t si5lli?aAN_y applying at this wa.” '"i°“'ly crippled mth’ by B' Blillitll “Om Zemlill 130-53? 5515 th” or (ples Tweet to northwest decreas- hmm and paying for ad. l-24-Mlipd. 8°l1°l`B1 Sf-l‘1k° \>F0\18h¢ Bbllllf ‘JY King Peter oi Servla was seriously

' --7,1, C OK REEERENCE-§ dock workers. Several hundred 111, The King, journeying a short

tle colder by night. ’ WAL ED ,ir OD 'Dau M E _ freight handlers and stevendores went distance from Belgrade, fainted and

_,._._._..___....- "°q“gi°‘;i' " ' °°§__2zM3,p(§ out. The strikers threatened to awas rushed back to Belgrade. '

I__._ ' -------' begin rioting and armed police were

f. ran store WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL rent on guard in the shipping alarm. snnanrr 'ro smart

s northern lwuuwork. Apply 11 upper our nvsnvn rruw.

im;

le _______'_. ____ southern ex- WANTED-A MAN FOR FARM Annum 'fs _ NEW Yom-{_ Ju, 31-Tomorrow

thirty-three above. work. Shsvrs Hotell,”§l];4;lf)l(fY H - the shcrid will receive paplers autho-

' - - » rising him to collect a ju gmen ag-

wes fourteen deems e\>°"° s.iUNsoMs: sansaoms 'rr-In slosr , Ui, ETC sunt Evelyn Nssblt 'rhsw cl sa,- "h° MUN” W" t'w°“t" made. Fresh every day Q Saun- -s--9 456.68 for jewelry 'and silverware

Th* 1°"°“ **‘° °'°“°“' d . N wwm & C°~ 9-SMH ' e mt, b ht whll h husbe <1 was in the

W.” t‘"1'°a-d‘5'°°° °'b°'°' M' w§°r§1\".mpe A Bn1GH'p GIRL, wI'1‘H°“§ lnqé;°l¢°:;1uni,: 'g:&h“:\hh|gm‘°¢°;: 'l‘?>TrTbs for shocft-ing Stalhford White. Many were injured.

'ANSWERS BRITAIN }

(clmidiall PPMS) }. WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Secret ¢ - - " - y 0 les’ eply to the British

ed the national picture gallery with protest against the exemption of Am-

! tWO-IOOC rllle. H8 Bmllihed glass, erican cogstwlss shipping (rpm Pg- P ' » damaged the eanveeses of four paint- name canal tolls assures the British," the -"°P“1“f fL‘°1ws in Turn! 1!

TURKISH " llllllllll

HAS `HESllillEll

As a Result of the Cession of Adrianople-Trouble

‘ Feared.

- x

(Canadian Press)

CONSTANTINOPLFJ, Jun. 23.--'1'h's

resignation of tho Tmkisb. cabinet in ‘-_\l1lch Kiemil Pasha ls grand Vizier, was announced this afternoon as I result of thc ceding of Adrianople.

It. is ex ected lhers will be trouble

much opposed to ending the Balkan

was finally 'seized by a policeman. trade will not be permitted to ex-»“"“' b-Y 5'1"” °'4‘“=“i°l1l- ` N0 FEBWII il 8iV6\1 10|' hu “F3086 tend operations into foreign compe-‘

(Canadian Press) _ CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 23.-1 ‘Nazim Pasha, former war ministen “and s. commander of the Turkish l army was shot dead to-night during ‘the demonstrations. A state revolu- tion is now iearcl.

(Canadian Press) -

_ LONDON, Jan. 23.-While the am- besrad-_lrs of the powem have been congratulating thumsclve.-‘_ that the concert of Europe had virtunlly set- tled thi, near eastern war, news ot the resignation of Klamie Pasha from the cabinet camf- as a bolt from the blue. It is feared this means a fanatical war to a finish with tbl Young Turks in the saddle.

No one can tell what the next

move will be.

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SUPREME Clllllll

At the Supreme Court, Charlotte- town, ycstorllay, the attention of the court was taken up all day with the case of Mcliinnfm vs. Smallwood. The case for the plaintiff was closed and Mr. Bentley opened for the @- ience »» -" before courl. adjourned at 5 ll. ln. (From Yesterday's Evening Guardian]

At L45 p. m. Wednesday the Jury

on the case of the King ve. W. .ll Mutclx returned to the courtroom with the verdict “Not Guilty" and the case closed.

TERRIBLE I H URRICANES

_...___

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 21.-Battered

and disabled vessels _continue to ar- rive at this port after unparalielled experiences owing to the severity and long duration of the Atlantic gales. -Captain Mcilonnc-y, of the British bark Earlshall, from Swansea. Dec. 17 for Bt. John’s, Nilli., which has returned to Queenstown, relates I thrilling story oi the hurricane, which nearly carried his ship to the bottom several times during Christ- mas week. The cabins were flooded, the sails blown to ribbons, and the Earlslxall was onlysaved from foun- dering by keeping ber head to the sea by the use of a motor engine, with which luckily the ship was -Bt- tcd '

On Jan. ll, when 200 miles west

oi Queenstown, another terrific storm demolished everything. Hugs waves pounded the shin mercilessly; and flooded every Mmpartment. There were several feet ~*_ water in the hold and the captain then decid- ed to run for the nearest port. Qu sunday a wicked gquell actually, blew the fnremast completely out. The ship was then in a hopeless stat# and only the motor saved her from sinking.

Captain Foxworthy, of the British

steamer Malvcrne Range, from Bol- ton and Baltimore for Copenhagen, told a similar story. The Malvern Range came into Queenstown under jury rudder. She narrow ly escaped ,laundering with all hands in the hur- ricane which last:-d from Jem. 12 to Jan. 16.-During that lime the cap- tain never left the bridge day or night and was obliged, to dodge the seas to avoid beam" engulfed. ' For twenty-eight hours the vessel was hcvc fn with mountainous seas breaking over hor. The liieboats and steering gear were smashed, the decks flooded, stcamships mrn out, emit- ting scalding steam; the hatches burst and all the deck gear was de- molished. _Thevseae mounted to the capt.ain's bridge and the crew well swept from end to end of the deal.

ln. yeeteray it was fourteen _

nine p. m. it was twenty-n1n° §ft‘;‘fn‘_°"§'f,';°,‘;"]n*°p,§°,1,‘;‘ fl” HQ §{,§{,,‘{°°§,§m,,::°°§°‘, , °°"* ‘:;’:§‘;§

, ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, sumo.. oem. u-mug. 'eve emu. l ~ _

M high th' 13~ lt .i"`nE|'”`A""||em on 3 prsil ' -- m'm‘°"°w ,;:',,.n1|`ng' at Qnm ‘nh M mm,” h§, mov” #Vice and Abbies at the Arena this ' e ' '

1,65, his shop to TN: corner of ggper °V¢1lU8~ _

2"§§"‘,2°‘,f, 'mfs “$32 P°'m°" B"°°"'l1\‘¢’ff -iam em nvmhbm me vm la Evening Guardian Jeny 24 and Morning

, ' IX 0° 00 A ¢ ‘ __ _»

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