New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
Maritime, Miscellany

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| BREMEN Sept 21--The North German
Lloyd Line has inaugurated a second
freight line service to South America with
the str Westfalen, of s,4oo tons. which
Buenos Ayres The next sailing will be
OF tho str Holsteln. October 1s.
three San .uryvoS. o ,s. ssp Ssr
ND Newcastle Australia. for an Italian
port, that was burned at sea. arrived hers
yesterday on. on the str Marsma CIR. from
sci in small boat after the cargo of coal
had taken fire They were marooned on q
being picked UP and taken to Papeete.
The men Will DO returned to italy.
Tho Line of Now York viii enter
four steamers tho w A Kent. Felix Taus-
sig. William A McKenny and Thomas y
ers & Dixon. who are named Paclhc Coast
agents. The steamers will operate be-
tween Now York, San Pedro. San Francisco
Freight space on liners to the Orient Is
fully booked until tho middle of November,
according to San Francisco operators. and
ment
=. CAPTAIN Andrew Dixon, of the nrm OF
and will retire. He was formerly master
SEATTLE. Sept 1.-Two Shipping Board
Company. said telegram from A +
oosrs rhey ass hs st
The aqs w II ee oadsd %sh
United Kingdom Europe.
Formal application for the ALLEGATION Of
the Shipping Board "5s5" str Pine Tree
wired to Washington yesterday by r II
Semmes, district director Of operations, in
Sona Of hess ths hs
stone state, Silver State and Bay State
have been assigned to this line. Tho Pine
November 12.
From New Zealand, In ballast the bark
cntine James johnson arrived here yester-
PORT TOWNSEND, Sept 2i--'rhe hrst
southeast storm OF the season broke on
the =, North Pacific Coast Yesterday and
Several small power boats wore driven
VANcouvER. Sept sl-operation of
this port will be introduced next January
BY British limo. for which tho motor ship
uauraki; 1860 tons deadweght has been
launched at Dumbarton.
VlCToR!A. Sept 2l-Thorough. exami-
nation Of tho hull Of the str Canadian I'm
cause of tho leaking by which the vessel
was disabled at sea for three weeks. Start
ing of the rivets has been advanced az
one explanation of the trouble.
SAN PEDRO. Sept 21--Construction work
on tho now immigration station here will
DO started In a few days Completion Of
make this harbor a regular port d entry.
NEW YORK. Sept 21-Str Mount Carroll,
Hamburg for New York, previously re-
land passengers, reports from the time OF
leaving Channel vessel encountered four
very severe gales. the worst Of which was
At m the barometer marked 29.37.
when it began to drop rapidly until at 10
o'clock that night II was 2819. Vessel
bal Of ha hvr Ri ho
force OF tho wind reaching fully ninety
miles an hour. Two bow plates were
peak and double bottom. Canvas lifeboat
covers were ripped off and some slight
damage sustained. Captain Brown re-
str Oswcgo, New Orleans and Norfolk for
Queenstown, whose captain reported he
had passed through hurricane and that
tanker: also that 1t was necessary to pump
about 16o tons Of cargo into the sea. At
one one time during ring the storm it blew so hard
Schr J e Backman, Gulfport for Santi-
ago With cargo OF lumber. was burned
off Waiting Island. according to inforlpa-
LONDON, Sept ao--schr Orion from
Pensacola. has arrived at Gijon with loss
to advices received from Gijon. Estimate
of damage cannot be given until cargo IS
discharged. Vessel encountered heavy
weather.
BALTIMORE. Sept Civ coria, Bal.
timore manager of the Munson Steamship
Co, has been notified that the new steamer
moro Havana Line. The Munwood has
a capacity for b,4oo tons dead weight
cargo, and, having unusual speed, will
make the turn around every fifteen days.
The United Fruit Co.'S str Ormes arrived
to-day from Jamaica ports with 30,646
punches of bananas. Upon arrival Captain
David Fitzpatrick was relieved Of com
mand by Captain John w Davies, recently
OF the Shipping Board str Tenafy. Cap
tain Fitzpatrick will take vacation at
his home in Boston. after which no Will
resume his duties.
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept 2r--The British
str Vancouver sailed to-day with wheat
ish str Pillar de Larrinaga has been char
tered to load wheat here for Europe The
str Eastern Glen arrived from Seattle to
take cargo for the Atlantic side. The str
KATRINA Luckenbach arrived from New