New-York tribune., 1921-07-18

cecilia Cohen Tampa for Grand Cayman,
went ashore yesterday On Concho Eeef.
rug Willett went to her assistance and re-
noated the schooner at $40 a m to day
apparently undamaged
ST JOHN. N y, July l4-American three
sailed from here July FOR New lRl York ~wifh Nth
q cargo Of laths and lumber. went ashore
on on The Wolves, Grand Manan, yesterday.
full OF water The captain reports thai
she has been rehoated but the tug Lord
in tow to this port for repairs
NORFOLK. July 16.-British motor sch
sra6e $50 & tstGa thann Haltfax for Havana is
with engine trouble.
~ HALIFAX, July 1s.--shipping Board str
iisantl Norfolk for Glasgow, which put
INTO Boston on account of having oil In
fresh water tanks and steering gear out of
order. and which sailed from that port
= ! uiy TO- arrived here with feed oil pumps
pERMuDA, July 11.-American sch
condee for Boston, put ms in he here s" July y''
ahcrt Of provisions and water, also for
mgdlcal cassstance Vessel is still in port.
Ere eviousy reported, was taken to Fore
Riyer aaNs1. this morning for examination to
going ashore off Truro. rt.eN any 0Al--As' |"
New York, July l4;-shipping Board
str str Mopang, which sailed from constan-
az having struck mine and sunk off
Bourgas. is now reported to be a total
less.
BOSTON. July 15.-American sch Sim
tram, which arrived here yesterday from
Port Tampa, while bound up the harbor
last night tackled in too Long Island
and went aground. Tug William G. Will
hams assisted her to anchor on fats pre-
sGmably without damage.
LONDON. July 17-A dispatch from
kuste ndje Rumania, says the British str
General Turner. bound from the Danube
struck mine July 13, off Caliakra, and
sank; The members of the crew were
saved
SAN FRANCISCO. July 17-Agents Of
lines plying to Australia and New Zealand
VIII be in conference here on July %. The
caucus according to shipping reports. is
for the purpose OF lowering present freight
rates to and from the antipodes. The lines
which viii engage in the rate conference
General Steamship Corporate the Union
steamship Company and the Yamashita
The tug Hercules started on Friday on
her voyage to Astoria, where she will take
In tow log raft of 100000 feet, bound
for San Diego.
Two vessels OF foreign registry are load
Ing barley at Port Costa for European de-
livery. The Danish motor ship Chile is
motor ship George Washington Is loading a
full cargo.
Officials of the Free Marine Workers
Employment Bureau which opened yes
terday under the management Of the Ship
owners Association, issued statement
last night announcing that more than four
rolled for employment.
The Danish motor ship Austraien and
the Dutch str Kinderdylt arrived from Eu-
rope together to-day, both bringing car
goes OF general merchandise.
Str Bessie Dollar (Br), from New York
for the Orient via Vancouver, and the
Kobe, put in here to-day for bunkers
The sailing of the str Colusa, to start
this coast to South America has been
postponed until Tuesday.
s:aM ~ ~ PEDRO. July 1.-THE proposed
$1,000 600 floating drydock of IL 900 tons
capacity for the Southwestern Shipbuild-
ing Company has caused considerable
Is reported to be planning this huge dry
dock to remain In active competition with
91ner Tbs dsnt5 ship building yards on the Coast
location for the dock is at present only
thirty feet while the draft of the dock
nave to be dredged and widened. The
Dock in question Is completed and lying a
Company, at Oakland, and win be towed
to this port as soon as proper arrange
ments can be made to receive it.
The dock trials of the West Farralon
were were held Friday at the Los Angeles Ship
building and Dry Dock Company's plant.
wnere tha & the vessel was built. 1t is expected
Dirond & Co.
:, str Eastern Merchant. of the Pacific
Mail, VIII undergo repairs at the pier OF
the Outer Harbor Dock and Wharf Com
pany, where the vessel is discharging and
ing cargo
PORTLAND. July 17-Fire on board the
on tanker Hambro while she lay alongside
the dock at Gasco yesterday, was extin-
guisned within twenty minutes without Sc
rlous damage. The blaze was attributed to
the short circuit when one Of the electric
power wires came in contact with the steel
frame OF the ship and ignited gas at the
top OF the tank.
An order vacatng the nti-picketing in
junction against the marine engineers was
handed down in the Federal Court yester-
day by Judge Wolyerton. The injunction
restra ined the men from approaching the
waterfront and picketing during the strike n
put the contention was advanced that as the
engineers have returned to work it was
vacated. 1t is still in force against the