New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-03
Maritime Miscellany

! NEW YORK, July 2-Shipping Board str
Alloway, in port here had fire yesterday
morning in some dunnage in the after part
| of the ship, Slight damage to cargo, bat
! tens and pipe casing.
! man of the United States Shipping Board.
Justice Donnelly. of the Supreme Court,
last Thursday issued an order attaching
| enough of the fund.- of the Banco Espanol
| Del Rio de la Plata, of Argentina now in
! the Hanover National Bank. in this city,
to insure the payment OF $406 o00 due the
government as part payment for the sale of
the str Hamlin to Manuel Allende. of
France, for $1O15,ooo. According to the
| Shipping Board complaint Alende bought
the steamship in April, 1920, and it was
delivered to him at st Nazaire France
! In payment the purchaser gave seven
| notes, guaranteed by the Banco Espano
del Rio de la Plata. Two of the notes
aggregating $4o6,ooo, fell due and went to
protest.
Philadelphia and previously reported as
having been towed into San Pedro on ac-
G Sra or or engine T91ble' arrived at San
united States Commissioner Hendrickson
IN Jersey City to-day issued warrants for
the arrest OF nine mon of the crew of the
which arrived at Bayonne, N ], to-day from
Port Lobos. These nine men are charged
Win WI 1mutlny on the morning of May 20
the Harvester was at anchor off Lobos
Island, near Tampico. All the officers ex-
cept the captain and the first assistant
ethhstneer were on shore leave 1t is said
lnese Two men We're suddenly confrontd
by the crew, armed with axes BY a Quick
retreat the two officers reached their rifles
oho[ !, r were fred and one man was wounded
LIVERPOOL, July Str Bird City
which sailed from this port on June "a for
New york, returned on June 20 for fuel oil
and sailed again June so.
- WASHINGTON, July The naval tpe
Gohestoga missing at with all hands
slhce March 20, was officially given up for
stricken from the naval list The names
OF the Conestoga's crew were added to the
K u1s nizt ga Oh the 9nd nays dead cause
collier Cyclops and the coast guard cutter
tampa, lost during the war, and many
great area of the Pacific east of
Guam. the tugs destination when she
sailed from San Francisco, was combed by
SURFACE vessels and aircraft after the first
suspicion that disaster had overtaken her
me names OF the crew We're made public
some time ago.
June 3o--The United States Shipping
Board has decided definitely to dispose of
the 287 wooden ships of the Emergency
f pa corporation, 1t was announced to-day.
6ios Ior them VIII be opened on July 80
The fleet is now riding idle in the James
RlVer and in the harbors of Seattle and
New York. Robert H Montgomery of New
of the Shipping Board finances it is stated
July Sturgeon Samuel Grub, of the
United States Public Health Service, to-
Gay was detailed as chief quarantine of
foGr of :, New York. succeeding Surgeon
Leland c9fer who has been relieved on
headquarters will be at the Quarantine
Sta ion Rosebanh, s I. is graduate Of
Columbia University. He entered the Pub
tic Health Service on May II. 1897
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2-Coastwise
passenger service was returned to prac-
tically normal basis with the sailing of the
steamer Alaska for Portland to-day
Coastal freghters are idle, however. al
most to a unit.
On her maiden voyage the $4,000 ton
steamer Manukai left yesterday for Seattle
70 start the Matson service for Puretde
Tloo. Hawaii, with its own steamers
freight the Japanese steamer Taivo Maru
eX-Cape Finisterre, made it's first Departure
from San Francisco for the Orient to-day.
Tank steamer Achatina, $500 dead
weight tons, had it's trial trip for the
AngIo-Saxon Petroleum Company here yes
terday.
After overhauIing the nreboats De,n;s
r Sullivan aad David Scannel also had
trial runs.
The main body, of the Pacific fleet ar
rived late yesterday to lie at anchor on
Man O. War row over July A.
The total of tugs operating on the bay
was increased to eight when three add
tlonal Red Stacks were put in operation
The proposal from members of the
Puget Sound Pacific Westhound Conferences
and San Francisco conferences post a bond
OF $4,000 not TO violate the conference
rates rats has been informally discussed by the
ence and met with opposition
PORTLAND--The Luckenbach Steam
ship Company will open offices here TO-DAY
with j. G. Euson, former Portland mana
ger OF the General Steamship Corporation
in charge.
sEATTLE--To investigate shipping CON !
ditions In this country G. Katsuda presi !
dent of the Katsuda Kisen Kaisha. ar
rived here yesterday on the Japanese
brought $3.50 bales of raw SILK, valued at
$4,000. 600.
SAN PEDRo-The shtnpinv s+s.
West Prophet, 1880 lightweight tons Is |
to be launched at the Los Angeles Shin
building and Drydock Company's yards |
July Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. averaging 30 per
cent We're announced yesterday by the Ad- /
miral Line To apply between Puget Sound
and California ports.
BALTIMORE. July e-P Jurgensen. for
thtrty-eight years on the staff of A Sehu-
macher d Co as travelling passenger
agent. will sail from New York on July is |
on the Scandina vian-America Line str |
Frederick VIII for Copenhagen Mr. Jur-
gensen has been granted leave OF absence
because of i'll health
The new tanker Tussagas built by the !
Baltimore Dry Docks and Shfpbuilding
COMPANY for the Shipping Board arrived