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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
COTTAGES WRECKED

NorwaIk Conn.,, Oct. Last nights storm here was the worst Tn years, doing damage along the sound shore. The tide reached record height at 1 a. m., the water covering the roads and practically wrecking number of cottages at Belle lsland The new house being erected by Archibald SeIwyn, the playwright was partially wrecked by wind and water Between Belle Island and Roton Point Twelve small boats were car ried ashore and wrecked. A lighter owned by Daniel F. Toomey working on a breakwater at the Selwyn nome was carried high on the beach py the waves. A yacht owned by w. 5; Clarke of Norwalk, was overturned and completely wrecked. The speed boat Pronto, owned by James A. Far reT the steel magnate dragged her anchor but was saved.
 schooner yacht owned by MT Merritt, anchored off here dragged her anchor and was carried into the government Hulls at Wilson's point, being later lowed out by an oyster boat A hole was stove in the nun of frederick Sherwoods yacht. In the city many phones were put out of commission and much damage done by the wind.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
HEAVY DOCKET
 OF DIVORCES

The coming divorce court sessions will find an unusually heavy docket awaiting them, in fact the numb Der previous docket. Today seven new applications had been filed up to the noon hour.
 Iscilda Ahrens of Norwalk wants a divorce, alimony and custody of a minor child, from William R. Ahrens to whom she was married on De- cember IA, 1907. Intolerab1e cruelty is the charge.
 John Rinko was married to May Szabados Rinko July 1, 1900, and he asks divorce from her on the grounds of adultery naming Michael Szabo as correspondent. The parties live at Darien.
 for divorce from Jennie Dewitt of New Canaan. They were married February IT, 1917- He charges that his wife who was Jennie Humphrey before her marriage has deserted him.
 Annie Jones, nee MccaIlum, of Norwalk demands a divorce from John E. Jones of Norwa1k on the also wants aHmony and custody of a IT year old daughter. The couple were married April Is, 1900.
 May Isabelle Rathbun asks for a Aiken. She was divorced from AL
 
 Anna Williams. nee Dubetsky, of Norwalk, asks for a divorce from John E. Williams. who now resides at Area dia, Fla, on the grounds of adu1- tery. They were married Sept. 5, 1917.
 Annie Gurgel Makara asks for di- vorce on the grounds of into1erable cruelty from Charles J. Makara. Both parties reside in Bridgeport. She at taches property to the value of $3,000 and asks for alimony and restoration to her maiden name. Carmelo Zelo of Bridgeport claims a charge of adult4ry against Vingenzo Zelo of Brooklyn in asking for a di- vorce. She was married to him on July 5, 1920. and names Annie Lom- bardo as correspondent. She wants l her maiden name restored. Margert Mode1sky of Bridgeport i has asked for divorce from John Mo- 1 delsky of Philadelphia on the grounds l of adultery They were married Mar l 16, 1898. She asks custody of five 1 minor children.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
HARTFORD DARK

Hartford, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-Scores of trees were blown down, carTying g away wires and blocking troileys in this ely and suburbs by the storm of last night. The telephone com pany reports S56 telephones cut of commission in this city and suburbs: On the road to Glastonbury fourteen trees are down, blocking ths trolley lines: The city was without lights due to the storm. Wire service was badly hit in all parts of this section, and gangs were out this morning from the street department, telephone and telegraph companies repairing the damaged wires.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
WRECKAGE ON SHORE

Madison. Conn, Oct. IA mass of wreekage Is coming ashore here this forenoon, quantities of corn. beets and potatoes being washed i1s on the beach leading to the belief that wreck has occurred some where in the Sound off here during ihe night. The storm was the worst in many years, Shore roads were washed and many cottages under mined. Cottagers in many cases re- mained up the entire night watching their property, A score Of small boats came ashore and many were damaged
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01

States Shipping Board which owns the Cumberland. that vessel and the Fort Wright, i11s tow of a tug from New London for Norfolk, broke their tow ing hawsers during the gale last night. The Fort Wright was picked up and another tug has been sent to the as- sistance of the Cumberland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
BALTIC, GOLD-LADEN,
 HIT BY HURRICANE E

New York, Oct 1.-The White Star Liner Baltic from Liverpool and Queenstown arrived here today with 100000 pounds sterling in gold bull lion. The bullion valued at between S7,000,00O and $10,000,000, consigned to American bankers, was one of the largest gold shipments on record.
 Outside Ambrose Channel last n: t the Baltic ran into a hur- r7r from the south glowing 5 miles and hour. She turned and went out to set until daylight to-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
COAST STREWN
 WITH WRECKAGE

(Continued from Page One) ton of the cottage veranda and breaking a big hole in the boat Beaches in this section were saved to some extent by a shift of wind during the flood tide.
 At Woodmont the waves dashed upon the beach to height Of B rect and hundreds of persons watched them during the evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01

uel to appear on his tour today. The wrecked automobile was towed in here for repairs. The steering post is ripped out. the radiator and for ward ends of the machine badly stove ii and the windshield broken to pieces by the truck was also badly damaged.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
SAYS GOVERNMENT
 ORDERED RIOTS

Dublin, Oct. 1.-Charges that the reprisals in Ireland were calculated policy of the government, that the occasion for them was often afforded by the provocation of agents, and that a plot exists for the assassina- ton of the Irish Republican leaders were made today by Arthur Griffith, founder of the Sim Fein organiza- tion.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
EDITORIAL NOTES

Another closes is not political Ont of 2O4 celebrities nominated 20 will be se- eeted their placed Fame in New York original plan of the Hall provides panels for bronze tablets Only 56 been in scribed.
 The drastic control of traffic ciallv in the statement of inc deaths York City by first nine months current year. The total number and of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
SUES FOR DEATH BBNBFFF.

Elmer Stefka af Bridgeport has sued the First CatheIie SleEak Ladies Union of the U. s, A. for s1,ee6. death benefit due the estate of his wife who was a member until her death Of the union which transacts fraternai insurance business He alleges in his complaint that the union refuses to AA.AAk.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
WOOD WILL CONTINUE.

After seme testimony was taken in the Probate court yesterday on the matter of proving a copy of the will of DE, George H. Wood as the erig- inal will the case was adjourned in order that further testimony might be offered. It is expected that the case will take tive more days before the taking of testimony is finished.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
REPORT STEAMER
 HELPLESS IN GAfE

New York, Oct. IA report that the wooden steamer Cumberland was in distress 12 miles of Shinnecock light was received here today by the Naval communication service.
 AccordinG to officials of tho Fxnitad
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
MAN IS JAILED,
 WOMA ON PROBATION

Oscar Brychta and Statitia Bro- dowski, who were arrested at 134 Linen avenue OH last Saturday, were in the City court this morning. Judge Wilder sentenced Brychta to five days in jail and released the Brodowski woman on 30 days probation. The couple came here from Union City where the Brodowski woman has a husband and five small children.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
s9O .OoO THEATER
 FOR NORWA WALK

Norwalk, Oct. Harry Goodwin, owner of the Hotel Maheckemo here, announced today his intention of be- rinning the erection of a s90, ,oo0 play house, plans for which are being drawn by Architect R. W. Foote of New Ha- ven. The new theatre will break oh the theatrical trust here which has controlled all the local theatres and halls for several years
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
TUARY
Mary O'Brien,

Mary OBrien,
 Mary. wife Of Patrick O'Brien. died early this morning at her home, ? Mars street, Stratford. The deceased was 4a.years of age and is survived by her husband and five sons. Thomas, Jefln, Joseph, William and James. Funeral arrangements will be an- neunced later.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For U S. Senator-Augusine I4oner Hartfo For Governor-Rolln U.
 Iieutenant-G O FaDne Treasurer-Em1
 For Comproler--A1fred Danbu
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-01

He who runs may read with profit Times Want Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Waxc increase t.r..t,d.

LYNCH BURG. Fob. ss.-Tho Lynch
burg Traction and Light Company this
week alHoupccd another increase In
pay for the chr men. which amounted
70 cents an hour. The pay is graded
from irst 10 flvc years. ranging from
40 cents an hour for nrst-ycar men to
As for those who Aavc worked i've
years or more. This was the seventh
August, 1916. during which tiIne tho
pay has been Increased approximately
100 per cent for all grades. The raise
catno as a surprise 20 the car roen.
LyncAbCrE continues to enjoy C-ccnt
fare, the only increase hero since prices
have advanced generally over the
country bcinS the elimination OF six
tickets for IS cents
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Choice Jams and Jellies

Delightful combinations OF
pure fruits and sugar in rich
preserves and jams or spark
ling jellies. They'll help sat
isfy the normal craving for
sugar during the present short
age.
Raspberry and strawberry Jams, FAC
Special Monday and Tuesday. A
delicious spread for bread or
crackers. Good on pancakes in
gtcad Of syrup.
Florida Marmalade, tic
Made in the groves where the fruit
grows. Amber coiored, with 4
pleasant tang.
Virginia Apple Jelly, 15c
Bright, clcar and slightly tart.
Homemade Preserves, Doc
Ponrs, Peaches, Berries. A re-
markablo value. We offer these
preserves at less than tho present
cost Of the sugar they contain.
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MN decide C.edar-R.,t ,,a,,

WlSCHESrEH, teh. IS. = Whether
the cutting down o: .ad-ccdar trees
within tTc miles oe apple orchards, is
constitutional Will probably be decided
by ;hc supreme Court OF Appeals at it's
next term, TO 30 held q; stanton. The
Nrs; case to be appealed was that
OF Bowman, OF Shenandoah County
against the state cntomoloEiSt, In
~hich = writ OF error has been
granted, Judge Whiting. OF the Cir
cult Court OF Shenandoah County, or
de-cd lhc ccdsrS on 30 ans land cut
a. .llc.w.d damagcs, but bowman ap-
pcaicG. This vii: PC made test case,
and commercial apple growers through
out the State are vital.y Interested in
the outcome.
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Decide on Memorial.

bYNCNIUlaG, Feb. 2S.--Attcr CIV
ing I'll" matter consideration for Il
year tho local memorial association
has recommended TO the City Council
the purchase OF property lying north
Of Ninth street between Church and
Court Streets. and that this together
pied by niGht OF steps. be beautillcG
and set apart ~ perpetual memorial
70 f.ynchburE men who fell during the
world war. The hillside. for such 1t
Is. il located just outside tho business
section and it 'adJoins the Federal
building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

Cil Ar.LoTTESNII FEB. 2s.-
'Tufton." one OF the handsoncSt farms
n this section OF Virginia, has been
pu-chascd b. Colonel William l..
Fowler, oc Washington, D. G.. who
will make y his country home, after
making extensive permanent improve
ncnts. The price paid was s155, 0oo
Tuition" was originally part OF Mr..
JeTe-son's Monticello" estate It
contains 500 acres. most OF wbio,i is
fertile land, IN q highly productive
state. The houec. which .a OF brick,
was bu!i. in 1855. The lawn has fine
green swarc, with trees and aac sox,
wh!!c The stone Kitchen, tuUc 81 Jce-
fc!son. Is overGrown by u:os; iuxuriant
Ivy. There arc six cabins on the pace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

LySCNBCRG. Feb. 2s.-Hcmc friends
o. Senator Carter Glass arc planning
FOR q home made boom for the junior
Virginia Senator for Virginia dele
cation TO 60 &c the Democratic convtn.
ton u San Francisco to stand foc him
''i.s.. last and AL she time" The
question pushed i;sclt forward when
the question rose - 20 the method b.
which delegates 10 the state convcE-
tioa to be held at Roanoke May 10 arc
to be chosen. First tho primary p!u.,
vas suggested, the primary 20 be held
in connection with the primary April
. for the nomination OF municipal can
didates 70! the City Council This,
Ioned 70. a Inass-mcctins or city CON
cention, in order that the fifteen dele
gates may so 20 tho State convention
with instructions for Senator Glass.
There IL i feeling here that Virginia
would follow tho lead OF Senator Glass
dioanc town L :. boom for him is started
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

University OF Virginia will be ren.e-
scented in the Southern Intercoilcg: ia tc
Sra;or!ca! Contest, TO be held mex,
rFiday evening, a. the University Of
Kentucky. In Lexington, Dy Mcvc- 81
l,aTcnGte!n, OF Petersburg. Va. a stu
dent IN :hc law school. Tao subjcc; OF
NJ. 1.arcnstcia'S Grafton IS. Tine Al :
TENTATIVE 10 Bo!shcv!srl." Eight Of The
!a-Ecs: universities OF the South vii!
be rep:cscnted in the contest, and ::
handsome prize VIII be- awarded the
winning orator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
E,,.bli.h summer s..,I.

FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. oS.--A
state summer school Will be held horo
again this year. at the Fredericksburg
state Norma! school, Tho courses Will
!ac!ulc those Io- teachers preparing
to- frs: End second grade certificates,
and the :oSula- professional courses in
urinary and grammar grades leading
20 the elementary professional certiti-
ca;o. The summer school opens juno
y and closes July 81. President y. i.
Chandler. OF the Normal School, will
DC 4: :ae bend OF the school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

DANVlLLE,. Fob. Petitions were
being circulated today. these being
addressed to Judge hughes billiard OF
the Circuit Court, asking him to call
an election at an carly dat. 10 do
terminc whether or not Danvillc liz TO
yabottsh the bicamcral form and adopt
"a modified commission system of city
government. Two hundred names arc
required and no difficulty is antici-
II is likely that tho election will be
called tor next May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Youth Face. Murder Charge.

DANvILLlc, Feb. 2S.-IIcrman Clark.
q l7-ycar-old youth Will DO tried early
next week FOR killing s. II. Hickman
somo months ago, running him down
on tho sidewalk OF Main Street and
fracturinS hio skull. Tho state
loss driving as differentiated from,
careless driving. The defcnsc will be
that Clark, blinded By the rays OF
light from another car lost control Of
sidewalk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

mcrco and prominent citizens OF near
by counties backed BY s. .. Bland is
considering tho establishment OF "a
truck line for the transportation OF
mails. produce and passengers between
Newport News, gloucester. Mathews,
West Point and Saluda. Very little in
formation was available on the sub
tect. but It Is said that the department.
has In mind tho sending Of AN official
over the route TO decide upon the feas-
2bility of the project.
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will Oppose Amendment.

d NLfEClIG, Feb. 2S.--A movo IS
voters OF the rural sections OF the State
10 Aid IN killing the proposed amend :
ncnt w the state Constitution for To-
ca! assessments for municipal inn
passed by tho General Assembly at
Eichmond. Although both branches OF
Inc CITY Council hero urged the en-
actnent by the Legislature there has
been I strong protest from residents
OF the city and several petitions have
gone TO local representative in tho
Leg ls!a tu:e, ASKING them 30 vote
AEA!ns: Tho amendment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Lyn.hbu,. w.nt, sunlay.

- LYSCHBURG. Feb. 2s.-The Lynch.
turG Ministerial Union Monday Will
decide whether or not = ia 10 extend
an invitation 30 Rev. William 4. Sun
day to hold an evangelietic campaign
here in the future. a; the las. meet
ing the union referred the question to
the Protestant churcncs OF the city.
and Or. :. r. Sentcr, OF Court street
Methodist Church. Who was in Nor
folk this week. aScert2ined for the
union that Mr., Sunday Will consider
an invitation from Lynchourg. Many
church boards are known 10 have ap-
proved the !dca OF the campaign, and
s. ie believed the reports from nearly
all OF the cEuTcas will be favorable
when they arc made 10 the union. II
- understood thal AIT. SUNDAY has
Tor visit 20 The Ill. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

DANVlLLE, Feb. 2s.-Tkc currcnt
Issue OF the Keystone Magazine or
optometsy, published in Philadelphia.
contains half-page cartoon for the
special benefit OF the City Council. Not
long since tho Common Council i'm
posed an assessment on optomctrlste.
but none OF the members know just
exactly the nature o! such 4 specialist.
Running debate ensucd. ard he was
4 Ingescur Report OF the proceedings
in some way reached PHILADELPHIA. and
the paper has . cartoon denoting the
AZ, obvious effort 10 stamp the soions
as t''rubcs" OF tho haysecd type, some
Of them co!!ar,ess and all Of them
socfuli:' ignorant. The words put into
theic nouthE are the very words they
smoke nt tho Counci! meeting. Some
have taken the cartoon as :. Joke and
IN the best o! humor. Will. others do
not like the snecy!ng tone. and there
may be some developments a. tho next
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Req. John c. Havk and Family Narrowly
Escape Drowning While RetuningtoC China
Missionary From Virginia, Accompanied by His Wife and
Children Was on the Inflated Steamer China When
She Piled Up OH Rocks Off the Port of Nagasaki,

his family We're takcn to the home o.
an American physician IN Nacasaki,
and were given every attentlon. ac-
minister by " friend at Glade SprinEs.
Va: In, tho letter, he sud thu; lie
vito and ono Of tho children we're suf-
feared the influenza, which he said was
raging III Japan.
Besides Rev. Mr.. IIawk, other NOM
bers fthe family aboard the III fItcd
Misses jean aud Mary Hawk, and John
@. Hawk Ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

property treated. Eor;y-lvc new cases
were reported yesterday AID another
death from tho pneumonia compiica-
ton. INC "flu' has invadol the city
orphanaGc, where five children arc II.
and two with chickcnpoX. Tho matron
is IL, and her assistant is so i'll that
she leaves tomorrow. leaving none to
take charge OF the children. An ap-
peal for help was ISSUED today. The
jail il not FREQ from the disease, HeL. =
Dorman, r tramp, who sought Nights
lodging in the prison u few nights ago
being found TO have severe case.
Tho number OF cases So FAR recorded
here 70 l,S09.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Res1. Arn,eni.n pri.e

BRISTOL, Feb. 2S.-The campaign
fo- the relief OF A-,nenians of tho Near
East, IS on In Bristol, under the direc-
ton OF Frank W. DcFricce, Common
wealth Attorney OF the city. Bristol
and sullivan Ciunty's (TEan.) quota
is s5.7d5. The campaign has also been
launched il Il number OF upper East
1enncasec couatice. and Clarence Mil
lnr. o. Johnson City, Tenn, is district
manager for tho tollo 41nG counties IL
upper East Tennessee: Hawkins, Sui
iiva.n. Johnson, Garter, unicO., Wash-
iN.toC and Greene.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
,,nub,ic,n, Mc,t ,,on,,ny.

Republicans Of Spotsylvania Count )
viii assemble in mass meeting at
SpotsylNania Courthouse MONDAY.
March /. st II. NJ. to elect two dele
gates and TWO altcrratcS 10 the state
convention tt Roanokc, Va. March Il,
1890. and 20 elect four delegates auH
four altcrnatcs to attend tho First
Congressional District which meets in
Frederick sburg, Va, March II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Real Cold HI,, Danyillc.

DANVIlll.lI, Feb. .S.--Whilc tho
thermometer did not register as low
today wore by general consent dc
clared the mos. unpleasant days OF
winter. A keen north gale has been
blowing since last night, sending the
mercury down TO Is degrees. There
was general complaint OF frozen water
pipes today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
John IIushe. seriously burned.

i'ANFtI-LF. F'CO. 2S.--ThC Condition
o. John ". hughes, who was seriously
burned yesterday morning, continued
today TO be quite scsious. His entire
body has been burned and no Is under
The constant influence OF op.atcs. His
recovery, in view OF his advanced age.
Is a matter OF grave doubt Mira. j..
Mahr.y Edmunds. his daughter, who
received telegram in New York yes
terday evening. arrived here early th;a
morning.
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VIII submit nops ,..ue

GU AE1DTTEENIfIE Fco. 3&.--The
Boa'rd OF Supervisors OF the county
submission to the Votcre % Automatic
the question OF bond Issue. ro- the
purpose OF building roads aad the ercc-
tio: CO modern courthouse. Tho
county engineer has been authorized
to make and submit plans :o- INC
roads proposed 10 DC built;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

duccd letter purporting 20 como from
. distant state. informing him that the
S!sner had buried two gallons OF l.uuo.
IN his nome. He said he i;new nothing
about tho liquor until the police culloL
explaining the presence OF Il small
quantity of liquor found ,c,Gewherc.
Goodlakc said he was Keeping Il for
incidental purposes. anu that he had
favored some aiiing friends from time
20 time, including patrolman W. G.
heSslcr, who admitted in court that no
mad received somc. kossler WAS one
OF the rAidinE officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29

EDEitICkSBUEG, Feb. :s.-De-
Washington police force, came hero
and took back with thorn the two boys
neid here on tho charge OF having
Sne OF The Other two boys had been
CAPTURED and the automobile recov-
cred; The missing one OF the quartet
think :hey will locate him shortly. The
poys taken back BY the officers were
charles Ross and stanford u. Lcsden-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-29
Favor Auto Tax mn.

1YNCHEURCi. FEB. 3s-The Sher-
Will Campbell County, local of the
Virginia Farmers Educational and CO.
operative Union, has passed resolu-
tions urging tho county's representa-
tive in tho General Assembly at Rich
m moni to vote for tho bill designed to to
the weight. OF tho machines instead OF
thcir horsepower.
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Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch. ]

BRISTOL, Feb. cs.--The Rev. John
c. Hawk and family, wei!-known in
southwest Virginia. narrowly escaped
from drowning, While passenger OF the
which run on the rocks Just of rho
post OF NagaSaki. on January -. &C
cording 10 information JUS. reaching
mere; Eev. Mr. Hawk. his wife and
children. we're on the return trip to
China, where hc VIII resume his duties
as missionary, when the ship struck
the rocks.