New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Maritime Miscellany

Francisco and ssattc for Cope copenhassn hiss 'an is
agrouad sa.a in the harbor OF Harwich. At
tenpts VIII be made to noat tho vessel.
CORuNNA, Sept 17-Str Black Arrow
left here day In tow of the wccking tug
NEW YORK. sept 25Estr Cabo Gre, creux. x
from Seville, arrived here to-day with thirty
snipwreckcd survivors who were the crew
or the Italian str Alacrta. According to
advices received the Alacrita believed
to have gone down in the storm which
swept the Atlantic on the night OF Sept a..
BALBOA, Sept 1e-Str Donald Mckay.
Melbourne and Napier for New York. which
arrived here to-day, will mako repairs to
the boilers. VIII be delayed about one
/ week.
CAPE CHARLES, Va, Sept 2a-schr Flor
ence enc, ana Lillian. New York for Nassau and
aowoman Inlet. Crew saved and landed at
ChiNcotcague
w Goethals New York for Cristobal. which
arrived at Port au Prince on Sept % viii
a fire aboard, is still burning and there is
little hope Of saving the ship. Fifty-six
NEW YORK, Sept 2O-Str Isant. Fowey
and Falmouth for Philadclphia, is reported
and water and will then 20 to Halifax for
fuel, according to advices received here.
York for Copenhagen, Rcval and Helsing
fors, is reported drifting in lat So Sc N lon
4 , w, according to adviccs received here.
No details reported.
ived here to- day from Buenos Ayres and
Toneriffc and reports while entering port
Anchor and chain was later picked up by
the tug Alba tross.
coNsTANTINoPIE, Sept 24-str Py-
thon arrived here to-day from Marseii eS
with the loss of two propeller blades
sr JOHN. B. Sept 22Lstr St Mary,
ws" e port mere ast ronb M9naay soon lor ar
leaving port and returned. Repairs made
and proceeded to-day.
rived here to-day from Portland, Ore, and
Hamburg aud reports having experienced
heavy weather. during which the forward
another smashed A large quantity of pro-
visions damaged by sea watcr.
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept 25--The Japanese
str Holland Maru arrived to-day in ballast
/ from Balboa to load -four and lumber for
pan. The str Brush arrived from Gray g
/ Hsrbor. Wash to complete cargo of lunl =
Ncr for the Atlantic Coast The str Cor
/ dova arrived from Honolulu with passen
aSd tbe Brsh str
! departed to-day for Europe. Four steam
ers. the Ashworth, now lcading and the
Adercos Rarport and Pillar del Arringa,
ha vo been engaged within the last week to
| load full cargoes Of bulk wheat here.
Previous wheat caryoes had an gone in II,
sacks. From the greater part or
the wheat shipped from here wlll go 10
bulk
states Shipping Board str Ossaloosa, An: =
werp for Boston pre- viously reported il.
| Distress arrived here to-day and will re-
main for several days for repairs to her
engines.
The Shipping Board str Tsant from
Fowey put in here short OF water She
will resume her voyage to Phtladelphia TO-
san FRANCISCO Sept 25-Although h
the Shipping Board liner Empire state was
not pressed for speed. her arrival here last
night nearly broke the record for trans
Pacific runs, held by the str Great North
crn. The voyage from Hong Kong w1s
do ont, dow ND
in twelve days. Her cargo OF 6,347 tons
one of the largest astbound burdens car
ried by a Shipping Board liner, included
7.465 casks of tea and 2.o4S bales OF raw
silk for express to New York. lao pack
ages of mail and 22,52s bags of copra.
Tho Shipping Board liner Hawkeye
hcr first trans Pacific voyage, arriving At
Manila yesterday according to cable ad-
vices here. She will b delayed in ret urn
ing because of detective steering gar
On the first off-shorc voyage of any ol
the Shipping Board steamers built in
China. the str Celestial! sailed last night
| for Antwerp and ether European ports
laden with wheat, barley and other Pacific
freghts.
waters. the schr Fox arrived here yester-
day, fifty days from Point Barrow, with a
cargo of whale oil and furs valued a,
TACOMA. Sept 25-An unusual cargo
consisting of 100000 feet Of logs cut IN
two and three-foot lengths, is being loaded
here on the str Usuri Maru (Jap), destined
/ for Japan.
VANCOUVER Sept 25-After being half
under water with her bow raised on a reef
at an angle of about 20 degrees and her
stern under water the Dominion govern
ment patrol str Givenchy was hoated last
night. y cradle OF thirty heavy cables
was made by singing them under the boat
and fastening them to scows on either
end. The vessel came to the top while
two steamers worked the pumps takine.
the water out pidly the boat rose
| with the tide. All the water was pu.noed
! from the steamer and she has been
beached on Chatfield Island, close to tn.
scene of her stranding. According to tho
wireless message received here the
| Glvenchy will in all proba bility come south
under her own steam
SIX months suspension Of the certiGcsta
OF competency OF Julius Larsen iirst Off
Ger of the str Celtic which ran down a
| fishing boat near Rivers Inlet on Julv Ia
and causd the death OF Olaf Petersen and
his eleven -yar-old son. waE ordered By the
! Marine Court of Inquiry. which completed
| its Investigation yesterday.
SEATTLE Sept 25-After losing her
| deck gear and all but one Of her boats in
heavy weather OFF the British Colum bia
coast the fishing schr Resense arrived
! in Seattle last night
CAPE TOWN. Africa Sept 25-rhe
, Commonwealth and Dominion liner Port
| Augusta has arrived here with a fire in
her hold. The fire broke out several DAYS
ago in the bunkers containing coal loaded
! at New York and Rotterdam. and it is be-
lieved that the European coal was re
sponsible.
and sulr,hrr