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... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. STEAMER ASHORE NEAR RATTRAY HEAD. Yesterday morning about six o'clock the steamer Creole ran ashore during a heavy fog about'a mile from Rattray Head. She belongs to Dent & Co., Newcastle. The vessel, which has a registered tonnage ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. It is reported from St John’s, Newfoundland, that the Norwegian barque Martin Luther has been wrecked at the entrance to the harbour. Two men were drowned. A telegram from Victoria, British Columbia, says :—The Huddart line steamer ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. It was reported from Lloyd’s office last night that the Swedish brig Archimedes, from Wivenhoe for Helsiughorg, had put into lire men leaky ; pumps choked. The steamer Emmanul Sciclana (not barque Scicluna, previously reported) collided ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. LOSSIEMOUTH FISHERMAN MISSING. Considerable anxiety is felt iu Lossiemouth as to the disappearance of native the town named James Stewart Stretchio ”), who left home on Tuesday last week for Stromc Ferry his way to the West Coast ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. RESCUE AT SKA BV GLASGOW STEAMER AUSTRIAN. A from Quebec aauouucca the arrival that port Tuesday afiemomi of the Glasgow steamer Austrian, having so beard the crew «,f barque Arnold, from Baieeerie. ihe the vessel sprang leak, and ...
... SI IPPINWG CASUALTIES. I COLLISION1 IN JAPANPEp, WATlRS. LOSS OF SEVEN'TY LIVES. Mail advices from Japan (via, San Franoisco) state that trhe Japaneio steamer My-agawa Mranr was slnk on the 25th ult. by the Japanese steaner Kinshiu Mfaru. Seventy lives ...
... several icebergs all round the ship. All small ail was taken in to enable the ship to be nsancuvred round the bergs. At sundown all hands were called on deck, as the hergs were b~ecoming mnore numerous, and at midnight the ship wads hove to, to wait for daylight ...
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... called Skirza f, Uead. 1Pvideciie wos then led, in course of which Captalin StutherlAnd, Of the North of Scotland Stiearn Shipping Gomlpany's BsLheam- i,'leen], statred that onl the incionitig of thle casuality to thle Gerotia g lila vessel wAs about 3 ...
... SI IPPING CASUALTIES. TNR MISSINI VERSSIL JA2S.T'r STORM. > All hope of the Janet Storm, Wliich left 31arcVc pool for Fraserburgh with coal some six weeks ago, has been given np. The vessel belonged to Mr John Storm, Glasgow, and was under the charge ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. SUPPOSED DOSS ...