Evening journal., 1895-03-11
BIG SHIP IN DISTRESS.
The Prince Albert, of Nor
way, Sustains Serious Damage
Is OFF HARMONY STREET WHARF.

is OFF HARMONY eTkbhI WhAhf,
Snter@stlpr Annual Missionary Services
Held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Last night Enjoyable Meeting Of the
Saturday Literary Club what Is Going
on At mmanueI'Church Little work at
the Mills
special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, March 1.-The pig
Norwegian ship Prince Albert which,
loaded with lubrlcating oil for Liverpool,
sailed from Philadelphia on Friday last
under command OF Captain sargensen,
and anchored of Reedy leland returned
yesterday morning In distress, under tow
OF the tug Atkins Hughes.
During the short but severe storm of
last Saturday morning, the heavy wind
caused her TO ride heavily on her cable
and at last the hawse pipe, through
which the anchor chain passes, broke out
and the heavy chain, chahng the WOOD
work, broke 1t open all elong the.starboaro
bow, tore away part Of the hesdgear, and
otherwise damaged the trim-looking
ship
She was compelled to put into New
Castle for safe anchorage, while the
captain went on to Philadelphia TO see
the insurance men and marine under
writer's ia order to ascertain what TO do
in regard TO repairing he will return
to-day and 1t will then be found out IS
to the. extent, hnanclally OF the
damages
She is at present just OIL Harmony
-
vessel. having lines almost clipper like
and NTH her yards squared away like
corvette or other naval vessel,
Annual Missionary Service.
An interesting service was held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church last night, II
being the annual missionary service, in
which the entire Sunday school,, accom-
panied by an orchestra of six pieces, tool
part
The following was the program:
Singing. From Greenland's Icy Mountains
Antben Choii
Eeeisalion. soidiers IlStb ~ H. svtps Wan,
A''e''e''oA' Alice Frazei
Recitation. missionary Pennies"
Charlie Hughe
singing "Grand Juhilee.r
Recitation, "Blino Girls Gift,n
Singing .......,;;....;, ;,s,."r Roll Can zen,
aisaIss hsSlIsssons' llains sound tie Battle C GTy
keelistl9a keeItstion Little Forset.meRot sE AS
Ida Seunder
Report OF school.
Collection.
Awarding Certificates.
Dox0logy aud Benediciion.
The total amount, raised by classes
was as follows: Primary department
&27 3S; Thomas Frazer, $22 or Rev. V
S Collins, $i4 81, Mrs \. N Simpson
&i2 sl. Miss Estella DsakYne, Sl1 66
Miss Miriam Davidson. $40 40; Mis-
Ella Churnside. 80 So; Mrs. Johl
Megginson. 50 OF; James NJ, Wise
Jr, s. 81; Miss Rebs Saunders
1854; Miss Cordelia Deakyne, 81 30
Mrs. S A. Stewart. Sc Sc; O. h. Sent
man, &6 06; Mrs. Susan Turner, s. .52
Mrs J. F. Cannon, 50 ~; Mrs
J. b Manlove, 81 72; J. B. Manlovs
"a iy; Jchn Megginson, 81 69i Mrs. j. /
Montgomery. 81 Miss Emma David
son. SAB; Loomis o. Wise. 81 as tots
$lS53i,
A novel and pleasing feature Of IN
program was the rewarding OF certif
oates During the year qusrterl
review OF the lessons has been introduce
aud those passing 75 and over out Of
possible 100 are entitled to quarterl
certificates with larger one At the en-
Of the year aud to have their nsm'
placed on the roll Of honor. Those wi
raceived certificates were Teach or
hrs. Sue N. simpson, Tho mi
Frazer, Miss Ella .Churnside, Mr.
]. 2. Cannon, Miss Mira
Davidson; scholars, Mrs M. j. Lai
caster, May Mathe-s. Josephine Adam
Bessie Wilson. Mary Cooper, Will
Hamilton, Samuel } Roberts.
Special mention was made or tina IA
that Ia the year there had been but o
death IN the school.
In Literary Circles.
The Saturday Night Literary Club n
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