New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-13

port here, had fire in the bunxers 't darin 'g
the VOYAGE. 10 material damage
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 12-rhe tug
Favorite, of the Canal Zone. Is standing
by the four-master ship Golden Gate Of
san Francisco. previously reported ashore
to advices received here. The Golden Cate
Is sar resting easily on sandy bottom and
water INDIANA ged.
The Tanker Amalthus CBr). 300 tons
deaeweisht, was launched yesterday at the
Union Construction Company yards in
Oakland. for the account of the Anglo
saxon Petroleum Company.
Eight moro sailing vessels Of the
Alaska Salmon fleet have sailed within the
last ten days from Dehring Sea ports
returning to san Francisco with part of
r J Rtnswood. former vice president OF
'hs Pacific Steamship CO and recently
ssrvice here has been named manager Of
the opera ting department of the Shipping
Board Washington.
Str Manukai. on a new triangular service
between Seattle. Honolulu and San Fran
cisco, arrived here to-day with approxi-
apples ana other Hawaiian products one
Of the largest cargoes ever brought here
from the isla nds
pounding the str san lose, before reported
aground on san Pablo reef, Asrncion
sland and it IS feared The yessel WI vi, oe a
standing by. forced to leave for San
Diego because OF shortage OF fuel and pro-
visions Tho Grifdu has part Of The San
destroyer Farpuhar arrived here late yes
terday with the passengers and few
ccived from Capt castro requesting that
another destroyer be despa tchsd from Sa n
Diego to give assistance The wrecking
str Homer is en- route to Asuncion Island
PORT TOWNSEND. AUG t2-After the
longest voyage recorded in years the bark
entine Alicia Haviside. from San Francisco
arrived here Yesterday. 800 days out
sATT Il no A9 ss 81 he WEI WET cs SoSna
ence partly organized few months ago
when the North Pacific Confersnee dis
cided at a meeting of oYs-ators here. 1t IS
possible effort to organize VIII be
'''' The state Public Works has notified the
Puget Sound tusboat companies that they
this he notice said would cause the
level to which they have been cut
vicToRIA Aug IsmThs ~ japanese pa srr l'nsf
here Yesterday with 500 bales of silk for
overland express.
BALTIMORE Aug l2-word was re-
ceived in the Hydropraphic Office mere
neen Established at the Lobos Island 'Mex }
light station in place OF the former nxHh
provisional light. The new light is %
feet tail Visible ten miles and is situated
in ~ degrees 20 minutes north longitude,
10 degrees IS minutes west latitude.
Jose Pimentel. stowaway from Argen-
tina. who arrived the steamship In
spector July 90, and who appealed from
he decision of the local board to deport
him, given further hearing to-day.
Although his appeal was denied. he was
given opportunity 10 ship out of the
country on a foreign vessel
Carrying 100 passengers and 1.G00 tons
of mixed cargo for this port. the Pacific
Mail steamship Venezueua sailed Thurs
day from san Francisco, according to word
received here to-day.
The schr John l.. MARITIME. which sailed
from New York. August s for the Chesa
peate Was reported at the Delaware break
water Thursday. Captain Jenkins Is
master
&esotiations are in progress for the
establishment Of a new steamer service
between Baltimore and Houston. Tex The
people INVESTIGATING tre possibilities are
Hcgg Bros. and I3orsodi V. H Borsodi
was IN Baltimore few days ago and dis
ctssed with secretary OF the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association the details
Of the plan, which includes the building
of terminal and a coal handling plant :
Houston. and a line of at least four boats
with Baltimore as the northern terminal
T. is to utilize the Steamers principally
IN the shipment of anthracite and bitunin-
Gus coal to Texas and also for general
carcocs of other commodities
PORTLAND. Ore. Aug II The str
Springfield arrived from san Francisco to-
day for cargo for Atlantic coast cities
The shipping Board vessel West Nj
Naria sailed for tho Orient