New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-07
Maritime MISCELLANY

BOSTON. Sept Coast guardsmen from,
the station at Prices Neck were reported
standing by an unidentified schooner of
Cormorant Rock, near Second Beach New.
port. in message received by the naval
COMMUNICATION office here from Newport
late to-day.
ten miles from the station, with her main
mast gone and in nee~ OF assistance
adding that the coast guard crew would
remain with her In Gaze of energency
pending the arrival of the cutter Acushnet
The schooner is bound for New Bedford.
NAPLES, Sept 6--Constant postponement
or inc SAILING of the American str Poca
hontas has wearied the Neapolitan crew
which was engaged to take the ship across
complaint against the officers. Second
Mate Bergfedt IS reported to be myste-
r 10 missing and material necessary fol
fl und Bergfeldt is of German origin, but
is naturaized American
VANCOUVER, British Columbia. Sept g.
Givenchy. which went aground on the
rocks in Raven Cove, Catfeld Island, on
Saturday. ~ salvage vessel has started
for the Givenchy. and 1t IL believed she
can be saved.
PHII.ADELPHIA. Sept s--onicers and
have tust been informed that they will hs
ths recipients OF big salvage award for
saving the Danish str Ure off the coast of
Scotland last january The British courts
made the award. aIfd letters telling the
men OF their good fortune followed then,
about the world for months. arriving at
ports in both the Atlantic and Pacific lust
after the steamer had sailed 1t was only
upon their arrival hero yesterday that the
letters caught up with them.
The Une found drifting helplessIy
toward the rocks of st. Kilda. with her
propeller missing The West Isleta dropped
a hawser overheard, which picked w
Aberdeen. The British courts decided that
the only thing 10 be considered was the
amount to which the West Isleta $ crew
was entitled, but meanwhile the vessel had
sailed.
WATERTOwN, y Y, Sept s-word
cached this city to-day of the sinking OH
thursday night of the schv Oliver Mowatt
pound from Oswego TO Picton. Ont, coal
laden, after collision IN Lake Ontario of
mo main Duck Islands With the freig hrer
ksy West. bound from Montreal for the
upper lakes. The schr was cut in two and
the captain. Thomas L Van Dusen. sixty
I'VE years old. Of Picton, Ont. his mate and
an unknown woman cook went down with
inc snip Two sailors. members OF the
crew, were picked up by the Key West.
NORFOLK, Sept 5---str Batirnore Niaru.
Astoria and Cristobal for the United King
dom, which arrived here on Saturday with
boiler trouble, procsedee to Newport News
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept serhe str Lake
Hector arrived to-day from New Orleans.
Nhe VIII take return cargo hero and on
iugef sound. The Japanese str Usuri
Maru arrived from the Orient TO load luin-
Dor The Admiral Linz SIR Coaxet sailed
for the Orient with lumber and genera
cargo The Harry Luckenhach arrived
from Now York via San Francisco
BALTIMORE. Sept s--The Collectors ra
port OF the business of the port for tho
week ended September places the value
o. exports at fJ,o0s,ss0, a decresse OF
Ssi.202, compared with the week ended
August n Imports toteled ss5A252 an
Increase over the last report OF S4oa o84
me Imports represented sS3s,oa2 FREQ of
duty and Slt5,1h9 dutiahle
ihe Black Diamond esmship Corpora
ton has been appointed the exclusive oper-
ator OF the United States Shipping Board
70 Antwerp. Rotterdam and Amsterdam
RMS makes the Black Diamond Line tho
only general cargo line on this bsrth out
of Baltimore whose ships fly the American
flag.