New-York tribune., 1921-06-10
Maritime Miscellany
NEW YORK

June messages received last night at
st Johns, N r, from the British steamer
seapool previously reported as having
struck an iceberg and thought to be sink
ing. indicate that she is proceeding
steam. and requires no immediate assist
ance. IL weather conditions are favor
able and the ships bulkheads continue
to hold there is danger OF foundering,
and she will probably dock at st John s
tomorrow. The British steamer Ingleby,
Montreal for Rotterdam, left st John 5
n F. yesterday afternoon TO go to the
Seapools assistance and VIII stand by and
give any aid possible until tho latter re-
u the position OF either ship were re-
| ceived to-day.
Esslnntag today. a systematic broad
storm storm and IN hurricane i A warntnss war; and
weather information viii be begun from
the naval radio stations at Portland, Me.
Va; Charleston, G; Savannah. Ga; Jack
sonyille. Fla; ST Augustine, Fla: Miami,
Fla; st Petersburg. Fla; Pensacola, Fla;
Cieyeland. Chicago, Duluth. MINI. Port
au-Prnce. Hayti; San Juan. Porto Rico;
St Thomas. Virgin Islands, and st Croix,
This distribution IS in the nature OF a
localized service and supplemental to the
warnings and bulletins from the Naval
Radio Stations at Arlington, Va. Key
West, Fla. San Juan, Porto Rico, Point
scrihed in Weather Bureau circulars of Oc-
tober 26, 1920, ana May is. 1924.
| The wind and weather forecast and
tion cover definite section of the coast
and include advices regarding storm warn
ings issued for other sections and local
4 &. IN.
! This information will be sent out daily
on regular schedules indicated for each
station. A circular dated May 2S 1921. has
been issued by the Weather Bureau show
ing the naval radio stations from which
| lengths, call letters. information broadcast
therefrom. the hours of distribution and
the Weather Bureau Stations from which
the forecasts and weather information are
! supplied This circular will be reproduced
on the back of the August. 1921. issues OF
the Pilot Charts of the North Atlantic
| Ocean and Central American waters
! Note.-Copies of the circular may be OBJ
tanned by application to the Weather Bu-
! tions on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and
the Great Lakes and from San Juan, Porto
| BALTIMORE. June a.-The Globe Ship
building and Dry Dock Company is pre-
| pairing to launch on June 25 the first of
the two lo,ooo-ton tank steamers under
Company. Both vessels were first fabri-
GATED ior cargo carriers and later changed
t6r t6r the n e., bulk oil trade feature will be
sells, which, with the exception of tug
boat, never has been undertaken in the
history OF shipbu1lding in this port. al
though 1t is common on the Great Lakes.
The Baltimore Steamship Company s.
steamer i;,n Artemis has returned to port after
and 500 sheep for Liverpool and 5000 tons
OF coal for Copenhagen.
The round from Baltimore, embracing
the ports Of discharge, and return to port
IN forty-two days gave the ship a credit
or steaming 300 miles q day
IN me " Morwegisn steamer Tune arrived
| CHARTER by the Munson Steamship Com
pany to load for tho West Indies
1,oI captain smith Of the steamer Charlton
daii, from Wilmington N. c., reported
/ that on June 3 in latitude S5.4 and longi-
.ude Isle. he passed ships boat. bottom
! Up, and on June he found Frying Pan
Snoals Gas Buoy four miles from its posi-
ton.
A new cargo line has been started at
chased seven steamers totaling 49, 500 tons
| gross register. with the object of trans
porting wood to England and France and
! cargo Tor Baltimore.
HAVANA, Cuba. June s-'rhe American
str Silver State conided at sea, about
morning with the American schr Eliza
beth Ruth. and the latter vessel was dam
aged. it was learned from port authorities
The Elizabeth Ruth. bound from Mobile
| with lumber, refused offers of aid, it was
OF the crew since until late last night. the
| schooner had not arrived. 1t is believed
possible that she is making her way to
/ a Cuban port other than Havana
HANRE, June s--rhe new transatlantic
steamship Paris arrived at Havre today
! after four-day successful trial trip off
! the shores or Brittany and also in the Bay
| OF Biscay. Five thousand spectators lined
the piers as@tha new liner docked hsrs.
| The docking required less than six min
| utes.
KEY WEST, Fla, June Str clavarack,
! ISaltinlore for Mobile, reported by wire
| less at NJ to-day position thirty miles
| east of Sand Key with boilers out OF COM
r,ission and trying to make repairs. Has
! nol requested assistance.
! MONTREAL. June 6--Str Canadian
/ Seigneur, bound for Rio Grande from this
| port and which was previously reported
| aground, fioated last night after lightering
| about 1000 tons of cargo. Was towed TO
J pier whore examination of the hull will
Lee made.
sT JOHNS. n F, June s-str Mount
! Vernon Bridge, New York for Copenhagen
| and Danzig, arrived here o-day for water
! and TO make repairs TO engines.
| ST M1CHAEL'S June S--Str Eastern
! Exporter Calcutta and Marseiiles for Bal