THE WORKMAN SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10 1928.
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tion to the Orange Street subsation. Some of the wires on these poles have been partly installed, and from all appearances, the whole job seems to have been very substantially and satisfactorily executed.
CLEANER DYER on tion with his captors or his crew Trinidad Sailing who were in prison. Bristol was Sloop Seized at released without any ceremony and the crew and passangers re.
Venezuela turned to the sloop. Before leaving the ship however the guards Crew Thrown into Prison helped themselves to a quantity of spice and sheep, part of the For Five Days. sloop cargo alleging that it was done in satisfaction for exThe Trinidad Guardian of penses incurred in repatriating the 8th October just to hand re two Venezuelans previously takports the following: en to Trinidad in another sloop Adella The sloop, May and Clarissa, arrived in the harbour on Sun Trinidad and arrived safely on The sloop then set sail for day morning after having driftSunday morning ed to the Venezuelan coast, where she was seized by the The treatment meted out to Venezuelan authorities and re the Capain and crew of he sloop leased after being relieved of a is in sriking contrast to the hosportion of the cargo which she pitality which Bristol as a marhad loaded at Grenada for Tri iner of many year experience nidad.
extended only three weeks ago The sloop cleared from Gre. to a Venezuelan Captain who nada on Saturday morning, Sep became standed at Carriacou in tember 29th, with a cargo of his ship, Maria, while on his way fruit and 38 head of live stock to Martinique. According to in charge of Captain Bris. Bristol, the Maria left Margarita tol. When she had covered about and for want of stores that be.
half the voyage she was caught came exhaused after a protractin a squall and drifted before a ed voyage tossed about by the strong south wind towards recent storm which was travell.
Aquere. As soon as the sloop ing over the Caribbean, was was sighted off the Venezuelan forced to call in at Carriacou.
coast the captain, in an interest. The captain had no money to reing story related to a plenish his stores and when the representative of the Trinidad Guard matter was brought to Bristol ian yesterday said coast guards notice he voluntarily furnished pulled out in a boat from their him at his own exepnse with mooring and came alongside stores to complete the trip to the drifting sloop. They board Martinique ed the ship and taking posses Tha Bristol said, he felt was sion proceeded with their prize the duty of mariner a broto Amaccouri to which port the ther mariner in distress but the captain said he was directed to treatment he and his men resteer at the point of an officer ceived from armed coastguards gun.
was unexpected and surprising, The captured sloop, reached particularly from Venezuelans Amaccouri on Wednesday night one of whom he had so recently after being five days at sea befriended in similar circumst where the boat crew of five ances.
men and the two passengers Not only was a deaf ear turnJoseph Hilaire and Gracias Val ed to his plea of innocence as lesine a speculator were taken to any suspected infringement off and thrown into prison leav of the Venezuelan laws but the ing the captain, Britol, alone in story of his kindness to the the boat over which the coast stranded Venezuelan in Bristol guards kept watch day and home waters went also unheednight. At the end of three cheered and he and his ship held in less days with out communica custody for six days.
CRICKET COACH ARRIVE AT No. 6, 19th Street Central Avenue JAMAICA PANAMA CITY Telephone 695 According to the Jamaica Mail of the 27th ulto; DYEING, BLEANING PRESSING Mr. Humphries, the wellknown cricket coach is back in Jamaica, having arrived OF THE HIGHEST ORDER Thursday afternoon by the Camito from England.
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Mr. Humphries was met on the No. EAST 16 STREET In connection with this work. vessel by Major Cox, and it will be observed that the com others and was given a right Opposite the Wesleyan Chucrh pany has already erected sixty hearty welcome back to our or more steel poles, forty feet in land of perpetual sunshine. height, along Gold Street, Wild and abundant hospitality.
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