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... Thursday, Friday and Saturday : MATINEE FRIDAY, 2-30. Anna Q. Ramon and Milton Sills in The Isle of Lost Ships The Novelty Drama of the year. ...
... VENGEANCE. Wednesday: WITHIN THE LAW. Saturday: Milton Sills & Anna Q. Nilsson Matinees for Next Week :—Mon., Wed., in ISLE OF LOST SHIPS. Thurs., Fri., and Sat., at 2-M p.m. Christman Day 30, 6 and 8 p.m. ...
... deposits, some anthracite, though not of quality, found. REPLACING THE LOST SHIPS. is to eve ravages of the shipbudding pmgramme to date provides the oontmotion of 117,000 tone gram of shipping, to a of newly 1115,000 fora The of these shipo. some fifty to all ...
... little further from the plaue of the Equator than does the North Pole. 1900 there wore lost 125 Atecl vesisels, of a tutal tonnage of 201.229. The 494 wooden ships lost or broken up in the shine time were of 201,159 tons. Ins of the Channel Isles is but ...
... little further from the plane of the Equator than does the North Pole. In 1900 there were lost 125 steel vessels, of a total tonnage of 201,228. The 492 wooden ships lost or broken up in the same time were of 201,159 tons. Tux area of the Channel Isles is ...
... are less for 1907 then for 1906, 1 being as follow s:-512 sailing ships, representing a tonnage of 286,105, lost in 1907, compared with 567 vessels, of an aggregate of 307,105 tons, lost in 1906. Excluding of breaking-up. etc., which are not known to be ...
... the high seas made it difficult to see the ships, but it was too true, only four ships could be counted; and the greatest consternation reigned in these, and some skilful handling was neoessary to bring the ships together under sail .in such a sea. A council ...
... --- RECORD OF RUDDERLESS SHIP. Leaving Philadelphia for Leith on November 22, the, Furness Lino steamship, Snowdon Range, passed Brow Head on Monday afternoon in tow of the Dominion Line steamship Welshman, her safe arrival at Queenstown the same night ...
... HOW H.M.S. OCEAN' WAS LOST. A callboy, Harold White, who piped the call Abandon ship! on board due Ocean it was sunk by a mine in the Dardanelles, the following letter ship opened fire at 9,000 yards' range on one of the form which replied. They ...
... THE LOST WARSHIP. ARMED TEN 4IN. GUNS. Amphion, which was laid down on Matruh 15, 1911, was of the Boadicea class. but differed in -odno rospoct6 from thy earlier vessels of the claas, her di,plaeetuont of 3,440 ton, being slightly more that of the Boadicea ...
... Posticaly ail the attachments of dw patch the tire carried out from tho inside of ship so to speak in ono instead of being and plank ho ithlflk as wu formerly The is quicker more lost dangerous ...
... SHIPPING RING AND REBATES. The said the Secretary had got a printed copy of the Act passed in America to the shipping and rebates. He did not think the Blackburn Chamber alone could do anything in the matter, only joining some Big, ASSOCI sending a deputation ...