New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-08
Maritime Miscellany

BOSTON, July 6-American str Munal-
bro. previously reported as having been in
| collision off Gay Head with the british
schr Whiteway, arrived here yesterday
| from Baltimore. II was found that three or
four plates and half a dozen frames on
the starboard bow will have to be re-
newed or repaired. Contract for doing
work has been awarded to the Bethlehem
Shipbulding Company for $4,000, taid ia
! be the lowest bid on record. The Munal-
bro is expected TO sail from Boston the
afternoon Of July 10.
;, BELFAST July The. American str
Orleans for Belfast and Glasgow June IA.
| is ashore at the entrance of Belfast Lopgh.
Il Is s1la she Is in al, safe P9s at 80
day from Sable Island that prospects were
| bright for salvaging the Gloucester
schooner EspeTantoa winner of last year
| wrecked several weeks ago. 1T was ex-
pected that with good conditions she
| might be hoated and started for Halifax
The, difficulties of the salvaging expedi-
ION ION have been Increased by danger OF
M hunger ls and thirst Pr9visions have run
! Ter F'a bia, which is bearing the expedition
| have been sent fishing when not actively
engaged on the wreck. High surf pre-
vented fresh water being obtained from
| Sable Island, so still was improVlsed
for treating sea water
LONDON, July 6-American otr Corvus
Baltimore for London, and the Shipping
| Board Masuda, which arrived here June
so from Norfolk, have been in collision at
! Grave send. Both vessels damaged extent
WASHINGTON, July The Shipping
Board str Mopang struck a mine while
| entering Burgas harbor in the Black Sea
July and sank in five minutes according
to reports to the board day. There was
no loss of life.
The Mopang, 5.oOo-ton steel vessel
was under charter to the Export S S Co
of New York operating between New York
ard Black. Sea ports. The loss was COW
has ordered an investigation, as the area
| in which the vessel operating had
been r Tep 2c1, 1T free of mines:
l motor ship Mohere, with refrigerator
capacity of loo. 900 cases OF apples, mas
ben ;s char ts by the Holland America
! pany for one or more voyages this fall to
handle the Washington, Oregon and Cali
icI I'M apple crop to England and Europe.
service, will take out $500 cases of fresh
egg. from San Francisco for London A
, II ial shipment proved successful.
lasher that Adolph J Frey had been APP
pointed director Of operations OF the ship
Ping Board, the report that his appoint
nent only awaited official announcement
frem Washington persisted here to-day
- Cargo on Shipping Board str Granite
aieauntad f' to 4ss ;'e tons from Calcutta
Heavily laden the Dutch str saleicr. on
her first voyage under charter to the Java
Pacific Line arrived to-day from Batavia.
SEATTLE, Wash. July 7-shipping
Board '535, str Wenatchee will be put
through a six-hour running test ON Puget
Sound for the inspectors of the shipping
Board and New York Shipbulding Com
pary expected here to-day To survey the
/ liner.
Rumors of reorganization of the Pa
cihc Steamship Company were dispelled
with the reelection of H F Alexander
president; A f Haines, general manager,
and the following board Of directors Alex
ander, Haines. Grosscup Chester
Thorn, r Stanley polar A N Dollar. " A
Arnold. y c Jacl1in, James p Hose, f A
Stuart w Morrow and f Ward.
PORT TOWNSEND, July Thirty tons
of watches and thirty tons of clocks
on the Shipping Board str West Hixton.
/ HONOLULU, July THE Japanese str
Siberia Maru arrived here yesterday three
days late from the Orient. bound for San
Fra cisco.
str Kestrsl costing $4,000, was sold a.
BALTIMORE, July THE Terminal
SLIPPING Company to-day cleared the Nor.
wegian str Hundvaago with coal for Perro-
grad. II is understood all expenses were
paid in gold before the snip had cleared
The Hundvaago is the third steamer Il
clear here with coal within two months
for Soviet Russia
The str Putney Bridge from Baltirnor,
with cargo. put into Queenstown to-day
with siarboard main steam pipe broken
The arrival to-day of the United Fruit
Compsnys str Cibao from jamaica with
26,Slt punches OF bananas recorded the
fourth 70 come in this week. There was a
total OF los.a2S lunches delivered from
Cuba. Jamaica and Honduras TO thre.
fruit companies
The Harlan plant Of the Rethienem
] shipbuildins Corporation at Wilmington