New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-16

] NEW YORK July 15--American snhr II
a Haian hTowti which sailed from south
naiintp"Ss ~ j. yesterday for fsaStport. Me
th,rty =, sssso q q, coal was sunk today
iBuenos Ayres. which arrived az this port
SSp.uay The captain and four members OF
and the remainder were picked UP and
msf sris here BY the Harmodius. 'fne q
S.s ~ dErown was operated by j A Elliot
IVY it-Amsrican schr Nancy Hanks.
,ytn,csh salied from here July | for BRUINS
1asion with the Norwegian Sir Fort Morgan.
IN : ne schooner arrived at Norfolk last night.
esa ae'ails as to damage sustained by the
:, Shipping, Board str winyah, Manila for
nos, on an,l New York aud previously
~ INTO Guam and proceeded July 10,
a'I TTT fspairs Yer were com +,.ls..
Burton. ST Joins. i, for Naples, has
beer ahandon,ed at aea, crew picked up
and landed NJ Torreveta.
- American str Seminole. Baltimore and
iorta for Savona, and previously reported
trouble, has been towed into Gibraltar by
NE 1ns ,shtppfng Board str city OF Eureka,
P0NrA DEIGADA, July 14--American
str aEwllake. SOUTHAMPTON for ----.
riyed :, mere With one blade of propeller lost
II raging on the ocean off the coast here
Considerable drmage has been done at this
NEWPORT. r 7, July 1a--Motor tug b
Shaw, towing barge tiled with crushed
| stone from Forest leland for New York
foe early to-day. The barge foundered
| n but the tug fo9ted and came here with
Pumps and buckets working to keep her
afioat. AL hands saved.
BOSTON, July l5~-A demand ot mem
I oers of the crew of the Gloucester fishing
! schooner Frank S Pierce for pay at the
rate of 81 an hour for seventy hours spent
at the pumps after the schooner sprang n
leak was the basis Of a libel against the
I Had In Md
They asked that the schooner be sold TO
satisfy their claim The schooner is now
being repaired at Fairhaven, where she
put In after her mishap.
the American steamer rsanti, which put
! into this port last week with oil in her
fresh water tanks and her steering gear
deranged, is again in trouble. A wireless
from the captain said her feed pumps
were out of order, and she was heading for
Halifax y S. 100 miles away. The Isanti
is bound from Norfolk for Glasgow.
QUINCY, Mass July 16--The bethlehem
shipbuilding Corporation to-day announced
that $500 of its employees at the Fore
River plant would be laid off indefinitely
The 800 other workers will be put on a.
part-time basis. The curtairnent was said
tract allotments.
BALTIMORE, July 15-The United Fruit
co str Banan. from Jamaica. which ar
nanas, was the fourth fruit str to enter this
week. bringing the total for the week to
SS5o4 stems of fruit. The Banan de-
only by bringing coffee, sugar, cocoanuts
cocoa, hides and goat skins Next Mon
! day the United will have arriving the
Mandeville. from Fela, and the Bella will
come from Jamaica with cargo of fruit
for the Baltimore & Jamaica Trading
Company.
Bids to dredge the channel at Tangier
Island about one mile long, fifty feet wide
and five feet deep were opened to-day at
the office of Colonel Harrington. in charge
of the Baltimore district There were
but two bidders. Dorsey & Miller Com
pany bid 35 cents a cubic yard and w Fl
French Dredging Company OF Norfolk
24,9 cents
LISBON. July l5-A squadron Of the
american Atlantic fleet. commanded by
Rear Admiral Charles F Hughes, and con-
sisting of the batteships Connecticut
Minnesota, Kansas Michigan and South
Carolina, has arrived at Lisbon. re-
ception has been prepared in honor of the
Americans
MONTREAL. July Representatives
or maritime interests on the North Amer
lcan continent attended to-day the annual
executive meeting of the American Assoc
citation of Port Authorities. Preparation OF
the program for the annual congress in
Seattle, next October. was the chief bust
ness Both Atlantic and Pacific Coast
ports were represented.