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

NuRFoI X, Va, Sept sAftcr limping
,arly today, ,he Clyde Line steamer
/ Apache. With 100 passengers aboard and
which 'v wss ,s. partly dissbed by the crack
north Of Cape Ilattcras. was brought to tho
army basc piers. Her passengers will be
d.ischarged and Will proceed to their deg
tnetions by rail-. The Apache was bound
from New York to Charleston and WAS on
'iaitcras whom the crankshaf crack ed
yesterday. Wireless calls we're sent out by
Manning put to sea The cutter reached
the Apache late last night convoying he
INTO port. After discharge of her paEaen-
gers the Apache viii be towed to New
GLorcFsrnR, Mass. Sept s-schr Eva
Avna was sunk last njght Off the coast Of
Maine by collision with schr City of Rock :
lan1 Grow saved.
MOBILE Ala. Aug alstr westcrian.
near campeche on October 3. 1920, and
was fioated August 10 of this year, arrived
wI, nsrs ,.ai,s, 'n.day IN tow Of the tug Nimrod
WASHlNCTON. Sept s. Establishment
of a new at amship Inc which will give
monthly froish service between Europe
and acific opasts ports was reported to
the Comnerce Department to day by Com
mercial Attac'ie Dennis. at London. Ono
Line. is already on its way to Pacific
coast port, lie said. adding that the line
~ to specialize In meats, fruits and other
perishable cargoes
general manager of the CHINA Mail i s
co. promincnt In shipping circles here
ncials No reason was given for his
lgnatior. IL Thomas general passenger
manager. win take over The general man
ayers position until n successor is ap-
pointed by the directors.
a report from tho officials OF the Mat
son Navigation Co here says that the
923 tons of freight between San Francisco
and Honelnlu within the last twelve
Fertilizer. 7e,1l2 tons oil. 46a,S29 tons
sugar and pineapple and $4,000 tons coal
=, The new battleship California came of
for short timo before Joining the Pacific
Tho coast guard cutter Mojavc, 1000
yards OF the Union Construction Co. This
makes the fourth boat of this type. The
TAMPA was recently launched ard the
Modoc and the lIada Will be finished
shortly. Two of the now cutters will be
assigned to the Pacific Coast.
TACOMA, Sept s--The lsthmisn Line
str Carlton Hall arrived hero this morning
from Mobile on her maiden voyage. She
carried government supplies from Mobile
5S ys vssss Alsyl" the Gart99 sl is
cleared direct from an Atlantic port to a
port in Alaska.
SAN DIEGO. Sept S--iIarbor improve
thousand dollars will be made shortly by
the Santa I'e Railroad and the Spreckels
brOtnerS CO1nnlercldl Company. The i'm
provement will include new Santa re
wharves so that terminal facilities Will
not bo cougested.
SEATTLE. Sept Seattle import and
export trade with Germany totaled s6s1,
SO the first seven months OF the year
as compared TO nothing in the same period
the port wardens' office. The figures ind-
cato that the total for the year Will
reach closs on to $l.oeo.ooo.
SAN PEDRO, Sept S--The first effect of
president Obregons policy of not permit
ting foreign vessels to operate In the Mex
icar coastwise trade was shown here to-
Mazatlsn. Tho California Mexican S S co
are the owners. and this policy may cause
change in registry.
BALTIMORE, Sept s---Captain Hcrvig.
Of the str Morgan, from Baracoa reports
seeing watetlogged ships lifeboat on
september in latitude s4 OF and longi-
tude Is os. 1t was peculiar In having the
name of the ship to which it belonged
painted out, both on bow and stern. Black
paint was used and roughly applied
The Merchants Shipbulding Corpora
tion, of New York, was the lowest bidder
for two Red Line passenger steamers.
The San Francisco plant OF the Bethle-
hem Shpbuiding Corporation has OBJ
tained contract to build three ferry
boats for the Six Minute Ferry Company.
between San Francisco and Oakland. Tho
contract represents $1,000. 00o
Two more OIL tank ships arrived here to-
harbor. They the British srs Mon
mouth and Caloria, under charter TO the
Standard OIL Company. Depression In
business is said to be the reason for tying
up here of the tanNers. Eighteen vessels
Of that class VIII be tied up here by the
Standard Oil Company.
The schr James Harnln. from Boston
to load steel products at Sparrows Point
for Portland, and tho schr I.ucie = Dow,
from New York o load coal for Eastern
port, have been in the bay two days, COM
ing to port under sail.
The str Fort Morgan, Captain Hervig.
arrived from Cuban ports to-day with
1900 lunches of bananas to the Dgiorgio
Fruit Company.
The Williams Steamship Company's mo-
torship kennecott arrived to-day with a
large consignment of canned goods and
lumber gathered at Portland. Ore. Seat
tie. San Francisco and other west coast
ports.
NAPLES. Sept s-The American str
Pocahontas which han been held in Naples
since early in June by charges for repair
work, sailed this afternoon. Most OF the
man engaged at Naples were disenbarlied
and paid off, they were assuming a
threatening attitude.
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