New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-22

NEW YORK. Aug. co-str Aro in port
mere, and Schr Florence B Phillips were in
collision off ompkinsville Yesterday morn
ing No apparent damage to either vessei.
mutsny board the Panama Railroad
str Alliance, which left Christobal Aug q
and Port au Prince Aug II for New York
was reported to the Navy Department in a
message from the commander OF the Bat
tleship Squadron No 2, now a Guantanamo.
twenty marine guards had been placed on
board. No details OF the mutiny have
been received here. The Alliance was 71s
miles south Of Ambrose at noon to day.
Shipping Board str Lake Elmont. Mobile
for this port. WAS ported broken down on
the 18th off Brunswick. Ga. The tug Bar
Elmont arrived a. Savannah to-day.
CuEGEc. Aug. ls-British str Canadian
Recruit, previously reported as having
about As miles below this city after hav-
ing been in collision with tho British str
Nas'<inonge of the Dominion Coal Com
panys service. had the crew safely re-
moved after she had been run into shall
low water She is exported az partly sub
wage operations- The Mas<inonge was
slightly damaged and arrived hero the
night Of the 10Th with the crew OF the
Canadian Recruit aboard British str
grounded at the Traverse below Quebec at
low tide to-day. but foated with the ris-
sustained only slight damage.
LONDON, Aug 18-Anerican str Eurana
Hong Kong, sourabaya and Colombo for
New York, and previously reported as re-
turning to Colombo account Of feed
pumps beng out OF order. has not returned
TO that port, but Is proceeding under re-
AALBoRG Aug 1a-shtppng Board ctr
MIiwaukse Bridge. New FORK and Phila-
trance to Limfjord to-day. but is expected
to float at high water.
LONDON. Aug 1a-Britsh str Patella.
Port Arthur for Port Said and india. and
previously reported ashore near Citavos,
Portugal Is leaking badly in No s, and
tanks on the starboard side. Tugs are
tom Is considerably damaged. There is
pqgr fhancs Of getting her or tha It u.s.
savannah for Aarhus. before reported, was
towed into Halifax to-day with engines
disabled She was picked up south of here
age from Belfas: to Baltimore
o BOSTON Avg ls,-W ireess nlsssages re-
Lianga, Rotterdam for New York, and
previously reported. state that at . 80 a IN.
to-day she was in lat 40 IL \. Ion 80 35,
With condenser and pumps disabled and
short OF fresh water. She is unable to
proceed and will be towed TO New YORK
BY the Shipping. Board steamer West
NAPLES. Aug l9-Shpping Board ctr
pocahontas: in port hers and pTev,ou,sly
port by the Italian Court just as she was
a bout to sail for New York some time ago
until debts Incurred in the repair of dam
United States paid, is scheduled TO
leave here Tuesday 1t IS announced that
SAN FRANcIsCo. Aug 2I-Two Ship
ping BOARD steamers. the West Cussetta
Yesterday preparatory to their maiden voy-
ages. The str Frank ID Stout from Brook
from her wharf at Oakland. She waa
hoated unchanged with the assistance OF
the tug Sea Queen. The thrce masted
schr Roy Somers ,Fr). arrived hero to-day
after remarkable passage OF thirty eeven
days from Papeete.
SEATTLE, Aug 2l-Explicit orders from
shipment to the Orient wers received yes
terday by all Seattle and other Puget
Board Vessels Notice Of The ord a lrp', ra
served b.. R n. Sommes. Shipping Board
Director for this district. The order Gre
ated conformation in shipping circles
Many concerns such the Pacific Steam
snip Company. Frenk Waterhouse & Co
Strushers & Dixon and others of late have
oe'n shipping immense quantities OF lufn-
per TO the Orient and their bookings ex-
een 1er 10 ne future as far as November.
sailed for Crays Harbor to finish loading
for the west coast of South America. ST.
santa cruz sailed for Mexico Peru and
Shie VIA Puget Sound and San Francisco
str kasho Maru departed for Japan wiz
Iuin p Dc, str Texan sailed for New York
which broke out Friday ABOARD the Peruv-
an louitos In port and which resulted In
thiTy-two sailors being arrested came TO a
termination yesterday when the money
arrived 70 pay the men ard Captain Oberf
who hsd laid the charge Jailed to appear
Tor prosecution. Later the men refused to
sail win Captain Obert and the Peruvian
Consul dismissed the master OF the snip
on Instructions from the Peruvian govern
r ment placing First Mate REYNOLDS in
press OF China. fnruieriy the German
steamer Tirpitz. viii be out here Tor
regular run between Vancouver and the
Orient IN January or February. Sh, il a
vessel OF ri 900 tons and practically new
She was built In 1914 and held porned up
With other German vessels by the hlocaafe
or the British navy. The China left Inn
U r England. Oh August 30 for
Ham burg TO be htted with oil burning
equipment. She Will be the only ship
ahoat with turbine transformers OF the
new German type
r ASTORIA, ASTORIA, Aug 25-Tbe Dutch steamer
. J,sonuar, OF tho Sava Pacific linz. was
held UP here for survey as she touched
on the sands at Westport on tho trip
down the river. She went on al low water
and was. noated two hours later. She
proceeded Friday night.