THE STEAMSHIP HlBERNIA.


81. Join, N. F., Nor. 8, 1912.
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Dear Sir-lt is with regret that we have to hd
wise you of the arrival here on Thursday evening
of the Hibernia in a leaking state. she having
struck on the point of Cape Race on Wednesday y
night, at abou. u o'clock, in dense fog. On her
arrival here, there being no dock into which she
could be put, and the pumps, without the aid OF
the engines not being found adequate to the dis
charge of the water, Capt. Ryre deemed it re-
ccssary TO put her forefoot ashore. md having se
Iec,ed the most suitable place for this purpose. she
was there paced.


The damage done is considered by Capt, Ryrir
TO be slight, and 10 be confined to tho iorefoo, Of
the vessel. aud which be has decided TO r. mcdv by
boxing OF small Oh the inside. Of the cur-
water at lie botasfn OF tho vessel, and to make
Inc saas wuter tight, and which work rs now pro-
g -cssing;


On potting the vessel ashore, il was discovered
tEiatthe lsak was stopped, and we. with Capt. r.,
enlerIaip4he most confident hope that tho remedy
he. has oPped,will imtks the vessel perfectly safe
10 proceed on her voyage in about two days.