... THE LOST SHIPS,_ The two vessel' which Admiral Togo reported se having been lost in the operations oft Port Arthur are of widely different value, although, owing to the limited number of warships which Japan possesses and the great difficulty she moat ...

... third mast, evidently belonging to another vessel, bast come ashore, leading to the presumption that two vessels have been lost. Ships arriving at Hull report terrible experiences during the gale. The steam trawler Don had her deck hand washed overboard. ...

... and the ships lost sight of each other. Throughout Monday, the Bth, and Tuesday, the 7th. the Pavonia was in • desperate condition with all her boilers adrift and rolling about in the hold. Then there seensed very little hope of saying the ship, but the ...

... which, for the purposes of the evolutions, was supposed to he protecting the British coast. Our imaginary defenders lost five scouting ships, besides a couple of gunboats which fell into the hands of the attacking fleet earlier on, and in addition to seventeen ...

... loadline for any ship, whether classed or unclassed. In making this announeement the Hoard points out that the rubs and tables newly driftcd giveminimum freeboards applicable for ships of the highest class only, and that no ships other than ships of the highest ...

... GLASGOW SHIP LOST. Lloyd's agent at Valparaiso announces the total loss of the Glasgow sailing ship Pitcairn island by five in latitude S. longitude W.llO. The captain, second offiePr, and ten of the crew, who took to the boats, succeeded in reaching ...

... LOST IN THE FOG. Tirine , the tog which prevailed early fn Tue*day morning on the Yorkshire mist, the smack Sylvia got on the rocks near f•car- Itx)rongli, and sank. The crew of eight own were able to s•ve themselves in the ship's boat. The 11,1.. n cobble ...

... LOST IN THE SNOW. The following of lbe =Borings of two of the mew of s whaler, who were lost when bear shoot*, as told by one of them, is furnished by Bremen erwrespondrot. The writer says: Oa February 22, 1900, Andrew Pllntrom wad I left the ship to ...

... bis dwelling. A RACE BETWEEN SHIPS. That wooden ships are not entirely out of the ran in the carrying trade, and must still be reckoned with in the matter of sailing qualities, is shown by the victory of the American ship Manuel Llaguno, which came into ...

... them stand; the black Barnacle Cliff, dark and forbidding like an evil l ortent in his fate. On that see, now sail. a ship the ship around which all his fortunes oling and in that hidden town in the hands of an exasperate I man is what may in twenty-four ...

... THE LOST LETTER. I'm Aunty Alison. Josiah Alison is my husband We keep the Shingleport Post-office and a shop. and sell groceries, calico, shoes, and medicine., like other folks in our line, when anybody asks for 'em. When a ship comes in, and the sailors ...

... and the captain went ashore iu a brat from the ship which was at anchor in the middle of the river, to post a letter. When they were about 50 yards off the Rose l ill on tl•eir return journey they saw the ship heel over to port. Mrs. Jenson and her children ...