New-York tribune., 1921-06-21
Maritime Miscellany

Kee, surgeon on board the Anchor Liner
Augaria, which arrived to-day died Of
heart disease and was buried at sea.
June is-schr Percy r Pyne II, Ba1ti-
more for Tampa, became disabled about
seventy miles Sc OF Cape Henry to-day:
/ The u Shipping Board str Scantic picked
up the schr and towed her to Norfolk,
arriving to-day
CHARLEsTON, c, June 19-str city
of Elwood. MatanZas and Jacksonville for
Havre. put in here to-day with machinery
deranged.
GLoUcEsTER, Mass, June 2o--The ex-
peditiou from this port TO salvage the schr
Esperanto, wrecked on the shore of Sable
Island, aad to restore the winner Of the
ago to the feet sailing out Of Gloucester,
started to-day. Radiograms received at
the Board of Trade said that the Esper-
anto was found in the same position and
: condition. as when last seen bv CAPTAIN
Tom Benham and his crew. who had been
forced to abandon her The skipper said
recently that salvage operations had good
MARsEILLEs, June 2o-The str Provi-
dence which left Philadelphia on June 5
Cor Mediterranean ports, has run aground
in the harbor here. The Providence was
hoated this forenoon.
TAMPA, Fla. June 2o-str Bdgefeld.
Galveston for Liverpool, is disabled 40
miles w of this port and drifting NV one
mile an hour. Thrust shoe on forward end
of turbine burned. Trying to make tempo
rary repairs SO as to enable vessel to reach
this port.
. HALIFAX, n. s.. June 2o.-The Ameri-
tan freight steamship Ozette4 from Nor
ported to-day by radio that her boilers
had broken down and requested tow for
given as latitude 4045 north. longitude
6J.J west. approximately 240 miles south
of this port. y tug has been ordered to
SAY FRANCISCO, June 2o.--Reductlon
in wages of is per cent and elimination OF
~ am Of ordered
to-day for employees, excepting the cap
tains of the Red Stack, Rolph and Peter
last week OF the Red Stack and Rolph en-
gineers in protest against excessive benefit
demanded by the Marine Engineers Bene-
fetal Associations The Peterson crews
quit to-day when the reduction was an
nounced Some 500 employees of the
twenty Red Stack, four Roph and four
Peterson tugboats are affected Five Red
Stacka were the only tugs running to-day.
While the Standard ON Company OF
California has all but one of it's eighteen
American vessels in operation, despite
strike opposition. three British vessels OF
the Standard OIL Company of New York
are lying idle here. unaffected by the
strike They are the tankers Tascalusa
and sha bonee and the ship Daylight
The Admrs for LIE n ra zT ne;sCo gHsen was sr6m 6e
ing towed to San Francisco to-day by the
steam schr Johanna Smith. The Queen,
which has 140 passengers aboard was dis
ahled off the Oregon coast by break in
the main feed pipe The vessels are ex-
pected here Wednesday,
The str Iris, from New Orleans was
founded and pulled adrift from Pier 35
Yesterday by the Dutch str Noorderdyk,
bound for Antwerp The Iris towed
back to her berth Il few hours later with
stern plates dented The Noorderdyk pro-
ceeded apparently INDIANA geG-
The British liner Tahiti. which arrived
from Wellington this afternoon, IS allotted
only four davs turn around, being sched
uied TO sail Friday.
GRAYs HARBOR. June 2o-Charters
for sailing vessels in the coastal lumber
trade continue 10 be made with great
frequency. The schr Rose Mahony
fixed to day to load ut this port for San
SEATTLE. June 2o-The British str
Teucer. from the Orient, arrived yesterday
with Ere In her bunker coal. The fire was
discovered when three days from this port.
TO install relay station near Peters
burg and to make other impro vements on
tho Alaskan ca bic the United Statea cable
shin Rrrnsde will leave port time
this week
PORTLAND. Ore. June -o-The Meiwu
Maru has been chartered ~ Kerr. Clifford
g. CD to load wheat for Europe She will
arrive within few days trotn the Orient
The AFR Mertden arrived from san Fran
cisco to load for west coast ports of South
America.
The str wo~iAan sailed from Astoria to-
night for Honolulu