New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-28

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nosToS: Avs as-Ths str Samantha.
York, arrived here to-day. reporting that
on August % water leaked into No hold
between decks. and portion OF shipment OF
kapok slowed in that compartment, dam
aging part OF same.
The str City Of Atlanta. bound this port
Castle Island bell buoy. Expects to be
fioated this afternoon.
Vineyard Haven Lightshp No Al was
damaged to the extent of several hundred
dollars recently by being run into by the
barge. Malvern. which was in tow Of the
.ANTWERP. Aug 2o-The str Bradclyde,
from Montreal, while entering port went
aground. but later noated and arrived
Damage II any, at present unknown.
MOBILE. Aug 23-rhe power barge Mo-
bile. when leaving here last Sunday for
river ports ran Into the barge Hermitage.
had bow damaged and part of rigging torn.
The Hermitage which was moored along
the steamer which was damaged
NORFOLK. Aug 26-The str Comal. New
York for Key West and Galveston. arrived
here TO day to make repairs to machinery.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 27-The schr
Friend E5d lr SHIP Rockport. Mass: Tor Miami.
naa, arrived nero to-day to drydoclS for re-
rudder post.
southampton. Aug 24-Tho str Steel
Age, London for Mobile. arrived here to-
day wlth engine trouble.
PORILAND. Ore Aug 27-The Japanese
str foko Mary arrived from the Orient to
oad lumber for Japan The Choyo Maru
arrived from the Orient to load cargo for
south SOU America. Three Japanese vessels,
the Yeikoku Maru arrived from the Orient
to load wheat Orders have been received
here that Shipping Board vessels are not
days in advance Of sailing and are not to
accent wheat -four and other bulk com
mooines more than thirty days in advance.
BALTIMORE. Aug 27-Emigration of
Skilled Ha mi
TO south American countries Is noted by
w W. r. Coria. agent here Of the Munson
steamship Lines. Skilled and experienced
mechanics foremen and supcrintendc nts
are urgently needed to help the great
south American republics develop their
industries" MIR. Cora said. And South
American business interests through their
represent atives in the United States are
pcrsuading workers from several of the
Where good jobs await them" The Nun
son llnes are carrying growing lists of high
CLASS steerage passengers to South Amer
lea. The Mauritania is to be made an oil
burning vessel, according to able re-
ccived from England to-day at the local
office Of the Cunard Line. The bic cx-
plains that the Mauritania, which was
slightly damaged by fire while lying at
her dock at southampton, England. VIII
be repaired and made oil burner by her
builders, Swan. Hunter Wigham Rich
ardson. Ltd, Wallsend on Tyne. The ship
Will be placed in service between New
trip January IA. Tho British steamer
Highmcad from Alexandria, Egypt. ar
ri ooo today to W. F. Spice & Co., to load
Hamburg at 10 cents bushel With
full cargo OF wheat for Emden. Germany
tho British steamer Romera dis T..
patched to-day by the Same firm. The
next sailing of the Matson Navigation
Company from this port for San Francisco
and the Sandwich Islands Will be tho
Buckeye State October s, with pnssen-
gers and freight. The serious Illness OF
four of tho crew OF the steamer Caro-
linian: in port to-day from Marseille-
caused the ship to be placed in quarantine
for observation. The sickness was dag
nosed fever. With the first cargo o.,
Cuban ore from the Daiquiri mines for
tain Noodle arrived here to day.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 27-The lumber
cargo Of the schr Sophie Christensen. be-
fore reported putting into San Francisco
is being discharged and the vessel will be
dry locked for repairs to continue her
voyage from Gray's I1arbor to Calla0. Cap
tain II Friese has been ordered hero
from Seattle 70 take mand, succeeding
Captain Michael McCarron, who was slain
by a Japanese cook. Chairman Lasker Of
the Shipping Board in telegram to the
"acific Mail, yesterday denied Washing
ton dispatches saying that tho Manila
are operating, would be discontinued. Be
cause of the surplus OF deck officers and
seamen on the Pacific Coast orders ha We
been Issued for the closing of the Shipping
Board school OF navigation here. The van
guard of Chinese students en- route to edu-
cational institutions in this country Will
Monday night. Charters for lumber from
this coast to Australia touched new low
Repeat. It was announced to-day. The
rate is SIG a thousand feet, loading at
C'ray's EIarbor for Sidney.
-, sEATT1;E. Avg 2T-Hea vicr travel to
Pacific liners. The fushimi Maru CJap)
took out 26S cabin passengers yesterday