The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-06-14
HARBOR.. RIVER
AND MARINE
NEWS
Shipping Transactions and
Notes of Interest Along
the Bay Front.

The Spanish steamship Wilma, two
days out from Tampa, but which left
Liverpoo! on her present voyage on
April so. arrived up Yesterday, con-
signed to the Gulf Transit Company,
and was locked in the warehouse slip.
The steamer brings on the present
trip 1911 bales of old gunny bagging,
box Of instruments, l case of sealed
packages, / box Of machinery and so
leases Of wine for Pensacola. At Tam
pa, $40 tons of Florida phosphate
was loaded. and is in transit for Liver
poo. TIE Wilma, commanded by
Capt AIIotosui. is one Cf the regular
Sierra line vessels, and will load out
fer Liverpool. Leaving Liverpool
April 30. the vessel arrived at Havana
nineteen days later, leavin zen May
23 for Matanzas, being reported ar
rived there on the oath, and sailing on
the 18th for Sa2ua. Leaving that port
the vessel went to Tampa and thence
Ito Pensacola.
Bark in Trouble.
The Spanish bark Pedro Lacave,
Capt. MaTistany, 500 tons, six days out
from Havana, arrived in port yester-
lay, consigned to the Pensacola Lum-
with a mast broken, having encoun
tered severe weather on the trip to
Pensacola The bark was locked at
the east side of Palafox wharf. where
the 1870 tons Of rock ballast will be
discharged. This bark left Alicante
March II for Havana, arriving there
On May 3, and thence sailing for Pen
sacola after discharge of cargo. The
damages to spars can be easily re-
paired at Pensacola. -
Dacre Hill Arrives.
Seven days out from Co!ono, Pana-
ma, the British steamship Dacre Hill,
Capt. Bice, arrived in port Yesterday,
coming over from quarantine. and was
Immediately locked at the east side
Of Tarragona wharf, where cargo of
railroad iron will be loaded for return
trip 10 Colon, the vessel having just
delivered cargo there from Gulfport,
ard comes here for the iron. The
Dacre Hill is a vessel of 2492 tons, and
will be able to carry quite cargo
, from here. 1t was stated by people in
authority in the export line that if
proper dispatch be given the vessel
here, more than one cargo will follow
through this port. The steamer comes
Transit Company.
Hamilton Arrives.
| Too late for official report, the Brit
ism steamship Hamilton, 2316 tons,
commanded by Capt. Mcclure, came
over from quarantine yesterday after
noon, and was assigned berth in the
| stream. but today will be steamed up
| to a dock berth, to load out with naval
stores and lumber The vessel goes
hence to Hamburg.
Norwegian Steamer Arrives.
| A Norwegian steamship, said to be
the Hanseat, 2177 tons, Capt. Rass-
mussen, from Vera Cruz, went up to
quarantine, and will be fumigated
thus suffering the necessary detention
A coaling vessel is expected, and this
is possibly the one, it was reported
among shipping men.
The Julia Luckenbach
The steamship Julia Luckenback
1897 tons, Capt. Dalton, left Galveston
yesterday for Pensacola, and will be
off the bar early this morning, or al
| least that Is the information at the
pilot office. The steamer loads gu,
with yellow pine.
Grigua Sailed.
The British steamer Griqua, Capt
Crome. 2099 tons, left the port of New
York Saturday for Pensacola.
Explosion on Carolina.
An explosion aboard the Austrian
steamship Carolina few days ago a
Barcelona resulted in the death o.
he
two others, all members of the stoke
room crew. This vessel is enc of the
tATstrc-American liners. regularly ply
ing at New Orleans and Pensacola.
The Egar Damaged.
The steamer Eyer, upon arrival a
Antwerp, reported an encounter Will
heavy weather during which sundry
damage was sustained. The Eyer LET
Pensacola with yellow pine late II
April
Appennine Damaged.
The British steamer Appennine
hence for Buenos Ayres, reported re
suits OF collision in which the vesse
figured before leaving Moss Point
Miss, whence the vessel sailed TO
Pensacola tn coal and complete cargo
4 i s'CA1 III y o. at buCuOS ANE6S T6pOE
was made that one plate had been 81
badly stove in that cement replaced i
and upon arrival at the United King
dom or the Continent, whence the yes
sci steamed. docking and a survey wa
recommended. The steamer struck
loaded lighter while proceeding dow
the river from Moss Poine to Horn
Island, and one plate forward Of tn,
collision bulkhead on the starboart
side was dented, and cement on tn,
angle Of the bulkhead was cracked.
srockwood Coming.
The British steamship Brookwood
1887 tons, Capt Brown, has left New
port News for Pensacola, for SoutI
American loading.
Looking for the ThinnbIeby.
/ The British steamship Thimbleby
which left Pomeron May q for Pensa
cola, Is expected daily at this port.
Arrived.
Pedro Lacave, Span bk, 500. Maris
tany, Havana, to Pensacola Lumbe
Company.
! wilma, Span SIS, 1898, Arrotegui. Liy
erpo0l via Cuban ports and Tampa. t,