The New York herald., 1922-02-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARBADOS. Feb 25--Schr Lowell L Parks
tBr), - Johns, NJ, for Hsrbor buffet, lost
hurricanc ship sprang a leak; crew abaii-
doned vessel and landed here after rowing
200 miles In an open boat.
BOSTON Feb 27-Str Merrymont. which
arrived I'D from Hamburg and Rotterdam,
is in a leaking condition, supposed due TO
come loose rivets authority granted 10 dry
dock vessel for survey; all cargo and ballast
being discharged.
Str Ikaia (Br). which arrived yesterday
from Hull. reports In severe weather Feb 10
had two bow plates indented, loosening riNets
and causing leak In No 1 tank: impossible
to keep head to wind and sea; was hove to
in order to prevent further damage.
BALTIMORE. Feb 27--str Bella, from Port
Maria for this port, went aground during a
dense fog at James Point.
CHARLESTON, SC, Feb o5-Str Crawford
crashed into a wharf here and damaged
same considerably; the steamer was also
27th-Schr Rosalie Hull. from Port Royal
for New York, has put in here with LOGS of
declsload of lumber. having experienced a
gale.
GALVESTON. Tex. Feb 22-Str Selma
(concrete) grounded Monday afternoon on
mud shoals off Pelican floats; tugs failed
to float her.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla Feb 23-schr Bag
dad was purchased from the jacksonville
Forwarding Co by the Camp Johnston Sal
wage Co.
LONDON, Feb 26--Motor Mexico dam.
from Copenhagen for New York. got ashore,
but afterward got off leaking and put into
ElSinore.
lsth-Cerman (not Norwegian) str orla put
back TO Hamburg with damage to engines.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb 23-Capt Mates
and the entire crew of 13 men of schr Lisboa
(PorD, from Pensacola Feb II for Valencia.
which caught fire and was burned % miles
south OF South Pass, we're brought here by
str Sheaf Field (Br), which picked them up
Str Kamesit, which sailed Tuesday night
for Glasgod and Liverpool via Savannah. is
reported anchored - miles down the river on
account of machinery trouble
PORTLAND, Feb 25--Schr Joseph S Zeman
recently sold for $1,000. was purchased by
Charles Z Bicknell of Rockland; arrange
cargo OF 5000 tons of coal; sections of
Jagged ledge protruded through bottom of
vessel, which rendered it impossible TO float
her; buyer will save considerable material
from wreck. a lighter Wednesday took sails
and all movable gear.
Psrrsboro parties purchased schr Machia5
(269 tons) from her owners at Machias.
SAN JUAN. PR, Feb 23-Schr Frederic
Lovatt win be sold al public auction here on
Feb "a
ST JOHNS, NF, Feb 27-str Rosalnd (Br.
from New York and Halifax, due here to-
day. was ordered by wireless to go 10 the
assistance of str Sisto (Nor). held fast in
the ice off this port II the ice is too heavy
for the Rosalind TO reach and provision the
from Sydney. MS, will attempt the feat.
The Kyle Is of the ice breaker type. Ice In
this harbor Is heavier than for many years
Str Bornholm (Dan). from Boston, which
arrived here yesterday. was unable TO force
her way through the ice barrier. guam
tty OF explosives, forming part of her cargo.
was landed to-day by means OF sleighs
drawn over the ice.
ST JOHN. NIB, Feb 25-Str Parkhaven
(Dutch), loading coal at Norfolk for this
port is delayed by rudder trouble.
VANCOUVER. Be, Feb 2T-Divers have
recovered most OF blister copper that fell
through old warehouse ten days ago Str
Harrymore (Br) will carry II TO New York.