New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-27
Maritime MiscelIanav

GL0uCEsTER. Mass, July 25-ioishinr
orr s, hfpera INTO before reported wrecked
or 9anie island. is now reported to bc n
total loss. vessel is breaking nm "
NEW ORLEANS, July 25-Str Cliffwood
u ,',,., reported having run aground on the
Tor lsottcrdam was hoated yesterday mo-
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26-Cortract for
on or any part of $4,000 tons of bunker
coal Tor army transports at this port dur.
t.s ne &c, fiscal year starting June so has
pech let to the Standard Coal COMPANY ~
siiu rate or $ll.Cz a ton for Utah coal
Inc government rejected the bid of the
N'iSrlcan Company TO supply japanese
coai ct Sl0.36, although the cost per mil
lion y c T L was less on the foreIFn nrod.
uct' Blds We're entered tor American, Jap.
aAGSe canadian and australian coal.
charges that members of the crew az
,ne HhppinG Board str West Momentum
Wllcn arrived yesterday from Europe cut
W., we ines o. str oes Moines Bridge aud put
water IN the latter's cargo and in her fuel
oil were made Yesterday to Federal ~.
thoTiles by the Shipping Board and an il
Vestigation was demanded The alleeed
sa botage took place when both vaese :
were in harbor al Dublin. The West No
mnentum had union crew and the Dos
hoines Bridge a non-union crew.
The str santa Cruz viii! be towed from
me mud mats here this week and go TO
cru uao sound So to start loading in the new
70 the west coast of South America The
Santa CRUZ has been idle here since re-
n IN by the Pacific Mail from the
full cargo of 2.o7o tons of Australian
co foal ,; arrived to-day, on the motor ship
Several months delay was met in obtainin q
the cargo.
>, The steamer John Kirkpatrick. OK
tladrumete will sail to-day to enter the
coastwise trade, and will be followed by the
steamer Ihomas Crowley, eX Utique. Both
vessels were built on this coast, sold to
irrance during the war and repurchased.
work has ceased on tho two big ore car
rlers being built at the Bethlehem yards. in
ration - w ~
MANILA, July 26-The Shipping Board
s9eaner West iIenshaw, san Francisco for
HarSor WI wben "hl b Went aground in Manila
was was hoated. leaking slightly in double bot
'ol = l., an nd, proceeded for Hong Kong.
SEATTLE, July 26-The Shipping Board
stealncT Wenatchee will be repaired at the
t louu Dry Docks The turbines VIII DO
sqfn TO b1ecea and rebuilt Surveyors are
sun unable to reach an agreement on re
sponsibility for the vessels condition.
I me steamer Lurline, inaugurating Mat
son passenger service from Puget Sound TO
honolu!u and Port Allen arrived last night
at at ,beelnngham to load box shocks. and win
san from Seattle August g.
Vancouver and Canadian Steamship linos
nave agreed to cut the rate on tea from
~ etic orient to IS a ton, meeting the terms
OIL the japanese operators.
The Dutch steamer Kinderdyk will load
300 carcassea of frozen mutton for Liver
scb hALTlM ORE. Md. July 2e-rhe
Sspringileld. of the schooner Edward H.
Martin, and seen partly sunk three miles
southeast OF Point No Point, Chesap, Ike
Ray. mas been recognized as the William
Mchlniey. bound up the bay with a ergo
or pulp wood She is in about thirty
ieet OF water, and was thought to have
been held by an anchor which the owner
stated mad been given her when the ac
cldent occurred The Mckinley ia forfv
tons register. built in Queen AIMS COUNTY
III 1871. and halls from Norfolk. IIer
owner mas abandoned the wreck
t ,,se steamer West Haven. which lost
lwo propeller blades on the night of july
H. -. when off Smiths Point struck the
she capsized. --eA
With boiler trouble. the Winston Salem
from Baltimore, July 9. with coal for.
'enlce' put in to st. Michael's to-day,
Having completed a trial run in the hay
the Matson Navigation Company's Bucl
Eye state returi.@5 to port to-day. She
mas mad repairs made to fire damages and
correctlons made where necessary ana
she VIII be ready to sail next Saturday
Tor tactic ports and the Hawaiian
TO take place among the large feet
Iald up IN the James River the Shippin,-
BOARD steamer Western Star which has
peeh mere since June - left to-day in
Tow or the tug Luddington Patton
with $4,000 punches Of bananas from
Jamaica the Fort Gaines led the weeks
ileet for the Baltimore and Jamaica
Trading COMPANY