Show HEAVY SNOWSTORMS ARE RAGING I ALL AllOVER OVER THE UNITED KINGDOM Fierce Blizzard in Liverpool District Many Wrecks Along the Coast Loss of Life Unknown London Dec Dee 26 Christmas of 1906 1006 will willbe willbe willbe be memorable for tor the heaviest snow snowstorms snowstorms snowstorms storms the United Uni d Kingdom has experienced in many years In the northern counties of England and in Scotland the snow was accompanied by great eat gales sales There was an average fall of or from four tour to six inches which under heavy gales drifted badly and worked serious hin hindrance hindrance drance to locomotion of or all kinds and In Inconvenience Inconvenience convenience to It snowed snow d again tonight but not so 50 hard excepting In fn the Liverpool district where a n fierce blizzard is raging and the indications are arc that severe weather will continue Many Wrecks Along Coast There were many small wrecks along alon the coast but no serious loss of life ute is 15 reported The crews crew of nearly nil alt the th wrecked vessels were rescued by life lifeboats lifeboats boats beats Almost all tho the shipwrecked men had experiences and were com corn f exhausted before being brought to toland toland toland land The steamer Hazeldene struck a arock arock arock rock and sank off oft Clougher Lifeboat men succeeded ded lit Irr rescuing the crew after an exciting experience e Another life Ufe lifeboat lifeboat boat made a similar lar rescue teScue of the crew of or o othe orthe the schooner Ringleader wrecked off oft Dungeness The minor inconveniences of or the tho day included the abandoning of hundreds ds ot football and nd golf goU matches Gale Gate Continues The Th discomfort and the difficulty of get getting getling ting ling about however did not greatly dampen the ardor of pleasure seekers It kers The popularity rity of the pantomime seems to be on the increase No less than a dozen theatres In London and its suburbs headed by a splendid production of Sin Sinbad Sinbad bad the Sailor at the Drury Lane gave pantomime and a d all report full houses |