New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Maritime Miscellany

san FRANCISCO, Calf. Oct 7-Gen,-
ii nes whe sro e en
convention Of tho Passenger Trahic As
OF about 80 per cent in through passenger
fares so American lines may compete with
i'Ts'gh Wh TTatts % 49, tnToush f the sue Canal:
shipped from this port, the Shipping Board
str Hawarden sailed yesterday for liam
taken from excess stocks OF copra that
have lain hero for year.
2a Gaf5yng r., a9 6, onl. So cabin passsnsers and
(Jap), arrived hero to-day from the
Orient. The small passenger list is AZ
pins Board Nnera In the cargo. which
was light, we're 90 tons Of silk for ex-
In tow OF the tugs Sea lion and Sea
Eagle, tho suction dredger McMullen and
three barees left here yesterday for San
COOS BAY, Oct The coastwlse str
lor trouble, is to be towed 70 San Fran
cisco for repairs to-day by the Tug Sea
Monarch.
VANCOUVER, Oct 7--Canadian govern
nent steamers flying between this port
in tho futurc- Fresh fruit, evaporated
bananas and copra are Offering freight
The fourth casualty during the heavy
fog on Puget Sound during the present
Z
coasting str Celestial Empire grounded in
tho narrows near this port Traffic on
the sound was delayed by tbs fog and
SEATTLE. Oct 7-Invessigatlon of un-
chartered currents along tho PacInc
Coast said to nave been Responsible for
wrecks thla year. Is to be rnade this vim
ter by the United States coast and
goodetiC survey, according 70 announce
ment from the local office of Tho bureau.
VICTORIA. Oct ?--Divers sent down to
inyestissats the bottom OF the str Ariaon-
Island. reported that three holes were
made and twenty plates damaged on the
starboard side.
SAN PEDRO. Oct Ten strcetcars.
consigned to Canton for an enterprise be-
Ing protected by. American capital win
ping Board str West Prospect. Large
shipments of cotton and cedar logs also
Will be loaded here.
HONOLULU, Oct The Tug Mix,ala
is being fitted with engines and che:nicaI
apparatus for fighting FIRES in this harbor.
,oadsa uh Sh'pplns adrns - Hoard tank eF Stockton
and kahului for San Pedro
1ALTlMoRE, Oct Tho first s,eanshtp
10 nd SAL sa- On tne I'm, new service OF the clyde
baltimore viii leave the former port next
,,oe.li w Weunesday, 5l It VAS announced to-day. a
On Saturday the Matson Line str Buck
eye State Will leave New York for this
IL
lnent or passengers booked for West (,oast
ports AS far ~ San Francisco and thence
to Honolulu.
Captain Barulaen, OF the schr Richard
CROMWELL from Ocrans. has on board +.
carrier pigeon which dropped on tho YES
sci oct | while outward bound on tne
log a brass ring ts marked "AJ q w C."
"515." ''N '''A' ~eu
The receipts to-day of fish scrao and
OIL from factories on the lowor Cbesapeske
were phenomenal for ono day one
steainer and six schooners loaded cau,o I'm
from Eudvlllc, Ocranu and Kilmar-
nocN. Ths schooners lnade the run
from the Great "oinlco to port In squad
ron IN less than twenty four hourp
PORTLAND. Orc, Oct Tho .lanane.a
ntr liferpool Maru sailed to-day with
whcat for iiurope. The Norwegian n,r
bala California sailed for Central An,ert
can ports The North China line, Bcar
mort arrived from tho Orient Tn. str
LrhiRh sailed for Atlantic ports, Tho
Japanese str Boston Maru arrived row
Cardif and tho Washington Maru arrived
from Mureran. "''''''
.NEw YORK. Oct. s.-s.r Fort c,,ros
lylns at Erie Basin drydock had enrIn"
room badly damaged by Arc festersav" ''''
NoHFolk. Oct. 7~--Itnllan Str slro
Gibraltar. fer Norfolk. arrived hore tod.o 49,
III tow OF tanker J Fletcher Farrt, ,hiai
came to her sssiatBnce when her .,enrnn
Ecur broke. 'eot"b