The exciting experiences of the Parmia which after all was brought safely into the Azores and has been tugged to Liverpool have been followed by a disaster to auother liner. The Dominion line has been the victim in losing its fine steamer, the Labrador. Three days' fog when the ship was nearing the British Isles accounts for the mistake made by which the navigators got sixty miles out of their course, mistook a Scotch light for an Trish, and ran the vessel ashore on the Hebrides. By good fortune the passengers and crew were got off without casualty and picked up_ another steamer delayed in the fog. The captain and crew behaved splendidly and tortheir discipline and nerve the passengers, who included the Philippine agent, Agon-ilia, owed their lives and safety.
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