New-York tribune., 1921-07-17
Maritime MISCELLANY

bOSION. July 15.-Shiping Board str
mere on account of having oil in fresh
water tanks and steering gear out of or
GER and which sailed from this port July
~. was 100 miles southeast of Halifax at
5 p m. yesterday. making Halifax with
feed pumps damaged
american schr Sintram. which arrived
bound up the harbor last night, tackled
IN too near Long Island and went aground
rug VIM G Williams assisted her to anchor
on flats presumably without damage
GLOUCESTER. ], July 1s-Tanke,
Eurana was launched at New York Shin.
yard to-day. Miss Mary Eurana Ward, OF
HALIFAX, July 15-Radio from Sable
as,s. Island to-day reported that American
Hshins schr Esperanto, winner OF interna-
tlonai race and which sank several weeks
ago. was successfully raised last night
Relief ship with additional apparatus and
supplies was immediately sent from here.
NORFOLK, July l5-British motor schr
Grace and Edna, Halifax for Havana, is
anchored fifteen miles below Cape Henry
with engine trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16-Japanese str
aamourg Maru. from San Francisco June
20 for Yokohama. has been adrft in the
north Pacific Ocean with tail shaft broken
been established with Japanese str Ala
bama Maru. from Hong Kong June 49, and
japanese str Africa aIaru. from Tacoma
July 13. has been requested to go to the
assistance of the helpless vessel. Efforts
are being made to repair with a spare
shaft board, but the captain advises
this will require week. Hamburg Maru
sailed from New Orleans May 10.
Two steamers were chartered to day for
barley from this port to the United King
dom dom at the going rate. Of 65 shilings,
while third got sc shillings pence.
FL Fixtures .,,y,I were: Unnamed Shipping Board
2.2a2 tons. SIS shillings. and British str
Reading. 1895 tons, &C shiilings pence.
First cargo to come from Atlantic port by
linz
out of Philadelphia. via the Canal
To start the first American passenger
Colusa arrived this morning from Puget
Sound, hence late to-day, according to
schedule.
For the purpose of expediting settlement
of shipping claims and to create a more
harmonious feeling between shippers and
soclatlon, representing most OF the larger
companies. was formed here yesterday.
The Pacific, g. ,American stesmship s, Associa,
Association opened an employment office
here to-day TO assist in obtaining strike
PORT TOWNSEND, July ls-Fire at,
the 4uartermaster dock, a government
wharf and principal landing place for
sEATTLE WASH, July 1e-rurners
Witty & Co. intend to establish a Pacific
Coast European line in the near future. it
is, reported here. Three Alaskan liners.
stss Alameda, Spokane and Admiral Wat
son, were scheduled to arrive to-day with
total of 500 passengers
SAN PEDRO. July 16-From New York
in seventeen days and eleven hours str
Steel Ranger averaged 11,S5 knots on the
way up from the Panama Canal. Str
Samiramia. last of three vessels built for
the Anglo. Saxon Petroleum Company, Ltd.
Will be launched Tuesday at the South
Western Yards
PORTLAND, Ore. July 1s-The Japa-
nese str Mandasan Maru arrived from San
Francisco a a a N
bringing the first shipment of japanese
oak lumber received here in years. The
Shipping Board str West Lewarll has ar
rived here from San Pedro on her maiden
voyage for the European Pacific Line. She
%,l xndrcda take cargo r po,, for Europs The str
plany, sailed for China and Japan. The
str Robin Goodfellow arrived from Seattle
to load for Atlantic ports.
BALTIMORE, July 16-Bringing to port
the color and products of the Far East
countries. the Elerman & Bucknall sir
port to-day, after a six months voyage,
delivering gifts from nanufacturers OF
the West and bringing back the artistic,
East. singapore, Calcutta Rangoon, CO.
lombo, the Soudan. Port Said and Genoa
contributed to the several Thousand tons
her capacious holds
The The s voyage & 80 ful of interest; was in,
Finch. the second wireless operator. who
succumbed 10 typhoid fever. He was
twenty-one years old and d resident of
Portsmouth, England.
The ship and cargo are consigned to
Maurice B Carlin e Co. From here the
Swat will proceed to st John, N b; Hall
fax and Montreal. where the last of the
cargo will be discharged and the long
cruise practically ended.
Arthur Fellens, an Austro German in
his efforts to reach this country, selected
the wrong flag when he hid away in
Havre. France. on the Japanese str Kara
chi Maru. which delivered him here to-day y
by way of Norfolk, where he was ordered
excluded.
The Matson line str Hawkeye State
bound from Baltimore for San Francisco
and which put into Salina Cruz a few days
ago with condenser trouble. made repairs
and resumed her trip Friday.
Having been in collision on July 9 off
Hatteras with the str Fort Morgan, the
schr Nancy Hanks has arrived at Nor.
terlous craft reported lurking around the
coast and Interfering with commerce. The
Nancy Hanks was bound from New York
July /, for Brunswtck. Ga.
Two carrier pigeons that dropped on
board the str Labette when seventy-hve
miles from entrance to st Georges Chan
mel, while bound from Manchester to this
port are becoming of international interest
Believing they were sent from British
warship Commander Linsey in charge OF
tho Baltimore photographic Office, to
whom Captain Mcleod reported the birds.
communicated with the headquarters at
Washington. To-day he WAS advised by
Admiral Chandler that they are British
birds and WAS instructed to send them to
the government lofts at Anacosta. d c.