New-York tribune., 1921-09-19

formation received hero. Weasel apparent
| str Maiden Norfolk for Boston. and str
,,ohancy. Boston for Norfolk. vera in col
,ision . Saturday night about ten miles of
sinking condition and the crew wefe taken
aboard the ionancy. which lis stove in. but
not In danger. Al 5:2a this morning the
Maiden was still aioat and was trying 10
get assistance from the New London
Mrecklng Company. The Coast Guard cut
ance And the Jonancy Is stapdtng by.
Later reported that the Jonancy had taken
me- Ns,v Maiden vas n tow and is proceeding TO
reported an settling rapidly and the crew
was ordered to abandon ship.
EW fORh--'Str Newburg, Port Arthur
Tor the east coast of South America
miles east Of Barbados ''S With notnln boer an sa5
condenser tubes leaking.
SAN JUAN. p II, Sept 17-str Phila-
delphia. from New York. sent wirslass
yesterday that her small boats had beer
carried away In hurricane. which lasted
from midnight on the 18th to the morn
st. Str Porto Rico. with 120 passengers. ar
twenty four hours late. having been de de-.
layed by passing through q hurricane
which lasted from midnight on Morsiay v
ene WIND blew at a rate of from 30 to 100
niles an hour. In forty-eight hours the
str made only 1o3 miles
BOSTON, Sept 16--Schr Ruth Martin
Trinidad for Mobile. with a cargo of as
phalt. was caught in a recent West indian
nMmrricaIre M and forced to anchor eight miles
on the narhor OF Ponce Jbs and ibsta ys
uamaged, decks swept and strained badly
and vessel leaking Will probably renal
at Ponce or San Juan.
SANONA. Sept Str Seminole arrived
mere day In tow of str Schroon with
boilers disabled. Repairs will take about
PORT SAID, Sept 7--str Shasta, singa-
pore aud Suez for Lordon and Hamburg.
arr'ved here to-day, with turbine rotar
made. ~ w
NORFOLK. Sept 17-str stikeatad, from
Napies, has proceeded to Newport News
ST JOHNS, F, Sept 1sMstr rorrev
I'm nnuen TOT New York. put into port hers
TINS morning leaking slightly
BERMUDA. Sept I4--Str Western Wave
Genoa Genoa and Ponta Delgada for Norfolk. ar
T1ved r'. here to-day in tow of str Holyoke
repairs will be made
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 1s-For recondi
tlohlng. ~ to cost $3.50 900, the str LurIine is
TO be Withdrawn temporarily from fne San
Franclsco-S Seattle II honolulu service of the
watson Lines The 140o0-ton freighter
Mana Manuiane win join her sister ship, the
n, Due to yellow fever the Mexican port OF
taamHani1io tHi mas been closed to steamship
faves; aavlces to this effect reached San
enc Mail Steamship Company Cancelled trs
steamship schedule to that port
fro,,, S;a,x storms are delaying two liners
.-schedued TO arrive here "4o naranna aradr..
my VIII not make port until Tuesday.
bna ne -, southern south Pacific tank Sur Tampa
mud, largest tanker the Pacific was
given her trial "trip on the bav here, wa i" ..S
terday. N@' Asie yes
SAN PEDRO. Sept 1s-cne b,raraz
ssi1ty-nlne vessels fifty of which we're in
.otelsn trade and carrying a net tonnage
,o.anng 1898 tons. entered this harhor
nfs,nie, af tue ilonth OF August according to the
o1.iac1al 1,i..e monthly statement OF Collector Of
TustoIns j. b. Elliott. In the same ner,od
32o 7es S,S, 80 carving total net tonnage of
ng HSg''So Tons, cleared the port. she show
ceedea that of August of last yeAr and re-
yea veals remarkable increase in business
lransacted. ans through the local port.
SEATTLE, Sept 1S-The sontbaos+o-
ssIeamship Companys feet, was witi1drawn
nm mn nar service to-day and will be laid
tsrd vdANCouvER. Sept ls--Tugs failed yes
w. uvao@y 10 move the str Givenchy. which
Bella Another try to hail ~. ,,osai'1 oe.a1
sowaIu snore, SO that she win not be IN
nanger OF slipping into deep water. viii be
iiiaue ~ &c az high tide next Tuesday ~
TACOMA, Sept 18-Expendirnra os ra.
~ gt.ovo'ooo Tor improvements, includfne
cnr,ara al lem or approximately $500 900 for a
ions' IN the development of pier 4 isfths
1r1i11,,ruiate rn1a,eis pian Of the Port cf Tacoma
500 san1osioF ooo OF ns which is calling 9or BIDS or
vas announced to-day IT is prrnossG -
nars nraa the work completed fbr Tacona,s
IoaSew " use ana foreign commerce next YEAR
kas soon as the new issue of bonds sy1ati
s 10 ,' We peen sold. bids will be sought an tha
suDseructure of thes warehouse. wftich vii
oe 5,Sao GS4U 1eet long by 1870 feet wide.
a. 11tttSsoLuAU. Sept iS-The Mauna Kaa
nasship or the Inter Island fleet ~ .,
-ae ti d trlp TO San Francisco for altera =
IONS 70 her engineer platform Sha VII,
leave the latter part of this month 20 WI VIII
ing cargo OF piueapples e~tis :
on 1onstructlon has started on the q nao
Tvo Th threaKwater for Nawiliwtli Kans;;
lue Ahuklni breakwater and dock nroia'..
Is siso nearing completion: this vii arst,I
Wharyes otisc% dt tne
DULUTH. MINI, Sept 18th. s.r ru,
tiain an, ii Woife. a lake freighter, SAM. early
o-uay ~ the lower entrance 10 the Eaa'
watln Mich, harbor, on the south shors
Lake Superior. according TO a rnessaga ~o va
CCeVeo by THE Duluth News-Trbuna,,
N.Y. uiii ", nts correspondent at Houghton. Mich
were lost 1ei' NO 4lVes
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept 1s--rbs str
SSharleon Hall arrived to-day from Puget
oouhu 10 load cargo for the Atlantic siae
.l Win general cargo for north China ports
=. = ne str vlnita departed via San Erancisco
me me SUI Katrina Luckenhach arrived to-dav
from ne" York Luckenbach Line stear,
ers VIII sail from here hereafter every tan
uays Tor the Atlantic side. For Eurone
VIA San Francisco the str Celestial do
parted with grain loaded here. The en-
niperalor departed for Baltimore via
Puget Sound. where she will take an aasi-
tlonaI cargo. -