Tokyo, Feb.
The Korea Maru, while dockinse at Yokohama yesterday afternoon, crashed against the wall of " quay, tearing off 12 feet of her bow-plates and also damaging the wall The vessel's departure for Amevifea therefore has been postponed me definitely. Four hundred Matsudaira, the' Japanese Amb sador to the United States. believed that the Taiyo Maru, which is at present at Kobe, will be substituted for the Karen Maru.—Reuter's Pacific Service, the accident was the presence on the jon field of the deceased's brother, Mr. Claude Earnshaw, to whom he had waved as he descended near terra firma. The brothers were very much attached, and had both been ini the local polies force lap to sometime last year, They had both seen service during the war, the late Mr..R. Earnshaw as an Air Force mechanic.
After leaving the police, the deceased had been manager of the Tokyo papers report that two of ithe crew of the Gleniffer, about to after a vi Hullo Monkeys, ave hatti being tx four, were badly sre taken in charge the Water Police.
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