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MARINE COURT OF YACHT IN COLLISION BLIZZARD SWEEPS
ENQUIRY.
Venezia Sui Tai Collision.
TO-MORROW'S HEARING.
AND SINKS.
Accident in Bangkok River.
ATLANTIC.
Collier's Crew Rescued by Liner.
London, March 9.
A great blizzard has swept the north Atlantic coast of the United
When the motor-yacht Pangka was riding at anchor in the river off A Marine Court of Inquiry will Bang Ko Bus, Phra Pradaeng, at States. Thirty-six people aboard a be held at the Harbour Office at 10.30 to-morrow morning to inves-4 a.m. on Sunday, March 5), the collier are being rescued by the Star Hiper Adriatic. The. tigate the circumstances of the re-last of three empty lighters towed White cent collision between the China by Messrs. Tan Wang Lee's tug off the Nantucket short. The cap collier was caught in the blizzard New Era S.N. Company's mv. boat Chang Nam. heavily collided tain, to keep the ship afloat, had to Venezia and the Steamboat Com- pany's 5.5. Sui Tal, near Namtao with her and caused her to sink al- turn her into the teeth of the storm. Island, as the result of which sev-most immediately after (reports the The Adriatic will attempt to rescue the collier's crew by means of buoys, eral lives were lost.
Bangkok Times). H.R.H. the
The gale is blowing at sixty-four Prince of Lobpuri, the owner, was miles per hour. fast asleep in the saloon below at the time; but was fortunate enough to get up in time to board his other (8.8. yacht the Manora, which was an- chored close behind the Pangka. The Pangka contained personal |
The Court will comprise the fol lowing:-
The Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole, R.N. (retired), President.
Lieut.-Comdr. L. G. Addington, R.N. (H.M.S. Tamar).
Captain J. H. Ferguson Kumsang).
Captain T. R. Ireland (5.8. Tyndareus).
Captain W. G. Erwin (8.8. jewellery belonging to the Prince of Halyang).
jover a lakh of ticals in value. The' vessel has not yet been located by the party of divers engaged for the work.
PASSENGER LIST.
ARRIVALS.
Hundreds of other ships are stranded, or are in distress.
Twenty-five motor-bus passengers stranded in the snow ́ near Bergen, New Jerasy.
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In Pennsylvania and Maryland ten people have been found frozen to death.
BRITISH FLYING BOATS..
How They Could Supersede Warships.
Bang Ko Bua lies on the West
British service flying boats over! bank between Bang Chak and Phra seas-like those stationed at Singa- Khanong. The Pangka and the pore in future may be maintained The following passengers arriv-
Manora were anchored ten wah from and supplied from a super flying- ed by the 8.5. Nankin to-day:
boat, a kind of "mother ship" which Dr. A. C. V. Melbourne, C. P. M. the bank and anchor lights were dis-will tend to the formation, in the Thompson, R. M. Hall, C. Oplayed. At the rear of the Manora same way as in the
case of sub- Schuchard, Mrs. A. Stewart, J. W. McEvoy, J. Talmage, E. Ives, H. C. was the Prince's favourite fast run-marines, of a "parent ship."
According to Information issued! about boat, Cham Devi. The tide Brown. Dr. and Mrs. W. Paris.
was rising at the time and the Capboard the giant craft will be large by British aircraft constructors, ou tain of the Chang Nam first mistook the lights of the boats at anchor for quantities of spares in special holds. Further the "mother aeroplane," the light of fishing stakes. When which would need to be exceptional- the mistake was discovered it was
WARSHIPS IN PORT.
The following British warships were in harbour to-day:-
Bridgewater-East wall. Bruce South wall. Cumberland-North arm. Devonshire-In Taikoo Dock. Folkestone-West wall.
Herald-East wall,
Hermes-In dock.
Marazion-South wall.
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too late to avoid the collision andly fast and easily able to fly non- apart from the Pangka being sunk stop well over 1,000 miles, would act the Manora was also damaged. The as a transport vessel between a unit
and its nearest base. Prince was still on board the
It is considered that such a: Manora when this was written, to learn if the divers have succeeded development would be of the atmost in locating, his craft. His Royal as such mother seroplanes with a importance in Empire, air defence Highness has been used to cruise about for the benefit of the fresh squadron, of fast flying air boats might supersede ocean cruisers in air, and at the time of the accident
safeguarding long sea routes linking the Empire.
chose to anchor for the night at the
Medway and Submarines-No. 2 place stated. buoy,
Devonshire-Taikoo Dock, Pandora-East wall. Proteus-East wall. Tamar-Basin.
Foreign Men-of-War. Argus-French river gunboat.
STEAMERS' MOVEMENTS.
The Chang Nam belongs to Messrs. The Manam Lighter and Towage Co., and Messrs. Tan Wang Lee act as the agents. Capt. S. Jensen is the master.
Operations to refloat the motor- yacht Pangka have commenced and,
are
At
DEAD IN LINER.
Tragic End Of American Girl, ́
Gibraltar.
Found dead in her cabin at aes
the men engaged in the work with a cable announcing the death! work of her fiance beside her, Elizabeth briskly. now Officials of the Harbour Department Barrett. Cook, a pretty 20-year-old are supervising the work and some American girl, was landed here by policemen are also on duty to see the British steamer Chinese Prince, Captain Howard, Miss Cook's The Ben Line 8.s. Benvorlich to the safety of the valuable jewel- from Leith, Middlesbro', Antwerp, lery that went down with the boat. uncle, said that she was in the high- London and Straits left Singapore
H.R.H. the Prince of Lobpuri has est spirits when she embarked at for this port on March 22, and is expressed his satisfaction at the Naples for Boston.
On entering her cabin, however, due to arrive here to-day.
success of the refloating operation The R.M.S. Empress of Aala of his sunken motor-yacht Pangka, he found her dying, with the cable sailed from Shanghai yesterday, The boat was towed to Bangkolem and a bottle of rectified ether be- is due at Nagasaki to-day at and taken to the Bangkok Dock to side her.
No signs of the cause of death 15 p.m., and leaves for Kobe to-be surveyed.
The jewellery that sank with the were found by the doctors who per- The R.MS. Empress of Canada boat has been fully recovered, but formed the post-mortem examina- is due at Shanghai to-day, and much damage has been caused to tion, and the inquest has been ad-
journed for further analysis. leaves for Hong Kong to-morrow. the costly fittings of the yacht.
morrow.
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