Shanghai, June 2.
COPIE sleeping their bunks were thrown violently on to the floors of their cabins, chairs and tables were strewn about in indescri able confusion, glasses were broken, and a film which was being shown at the ie, caught fire and had to be thrown. overboard, as a result of the terrible impact which occurred when the Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Rosso ran aground in dense fog, about 60 miles from Woosung on Sunday evening, May 29. he scenes after the crash were hot sume lent to prevent the ship terrible" said 9 British passenger retGtuing from fong-leave on the ves-from dusting.
Sel afler disembarking. at "Shanghai. "we then weighed anchor and followed in the wake of the British "omen and coren were Seres: ings and inspire of the efforts warship and arrived at the Shanghai Mgvards to allay the panic, the whole ud Hongkew wharf, at about 6 a.m. Ship was in-an uprose. Later, how today (Wednesday).
Gvee when if was. known, thatthe 'To Sail for Hongkong Skip' wast inno. danger" of sinking, The Conte Rosso is to sail from the passengers. calmed down and this port for Hongkong where she Fomevot them went to bed, but others enters dry dock for repairs. The Sr'n more nervous disposition stayed rock on which she ran stove in the {tp all night" bow, penetrating about two metres running "aground, as told by this "The story of the Conte Ross's inside and tearing a. perpendicular Hole about three. metres long. just Devenger in the Yenel, eves 3 above the waterline and damaging sree ined after the vessel hod sce apple description of the seenes be-the anchor owse. pipe.
On arrival at the. Woosung pilot {Soles and, as witness to the force station two tenders. Scot 1 and Caro:
ReNiinpac she bears several line Moller Wwere expecting her with Seated wich will not disappear for the officials of the company aboard hen it was ascertained that the He stated: "At about 848 bam, on damage was not serious the ship let sdigapta companion and T went on the pilot station 9 418 pum. for this Sede Wnere we sat down. We wore port arriving at the 'Shanghai. cing "through. a dense fog. at Flongkew Wharf componys" Hongkew Sout and'T heard the telegraph bell whart yesterday at '030, am, with ting' for altapeed, between the the two tenders following blasts of the fog sion, Capisin Pabbris, in command the finer, maintained constant Tadic 'At about 9 pam. a picture show communication with the' compsny's commenced of the. First Class pro-tices. through the Talian cruiser Sethade dock, and at the same time Tete vos dancing on the First Class Nevondan, 1 got up from the deck Hallan Liner Salts Shair"on' which. Twas siting and:
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