The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-26
THE WATER FRONT.
Two Wrecks OF Vancouver
Island.
0uNNAcE FRoM THE WIDE WEST.


Aondas from Qaislss ute dad not dock UNI
~ te% srslay afternoon e o'csscx- Cap
tain Y 'ian xas .~~n ss1oFs afterwards ~
sfsssf-isrStLssExexs ret1rt~r. lie ga eli
Ihkt when nj Nssn oar sunday afternoon
De isessd The report that two vessels. one =
thsiisn bzrk tound sus fraa Puget sound
ans tue o.b~r "a Esgissh bark bound IN.
nsd Deem wrecked of Tie west cost OF
vancouver isnua. The FIRST evidently re-
i~rs 70 The account OF the wrrcking OF N
unknown vessel and th~ los of al on hoard
puotishsd in the PosT-fsrEILisExsER q
seeS sge: and OF tie second. this l. the
nrsf Information received Captain Quinn
sta g Inat | was utterly Impossible 20 OBJ
iaiil any particulars concerning the ,xo
wrecks. he reports thas the Gather en-
es'ssieFed ou tie trip 70 Qaiilayute, both
going sso.n aad coming M. sas the
Tsisishess he ever ex periercs-s!, and he has
been running there for len years in The
Teas ere
The Teaser brought mp the personal et-
fects OF the crew VI the Wid. w.st. the
boat instruments. her two steam pumps
and her DICK pnmb~ The bsiIer and
machinery he could not get aboard In
addition she brs.uAht several tons of hides
ana i'~lt- from 9 siI.a ute The Teasrr's
ancaor iou ea something IN the harbsr
sesiers;ey tiIo ming. ami wi~n the cres a.
ien,pisss ts i.oast IL, /, could not he moved.
Tie seanoDer wss anchored in iUo fsihonss
OF wa'sr and in addition 10 The anchor.
Captain q Ina Is out 10 IA hons III eah.e.
An effort viii b. made To rescue the am
cbof. The Tesser IL now moosed ut Bax-
ieyx wharf
Sgw TINE CARD.
The PUGET Sound AMI Alaska Steamship
Conrany's new time cart will go into es-
iecs a's,mt Sa usdsy. The only change
ar ON the whascual ana rac.sma roates.
If+ WhatcHm hoaF~ vii leave here DAILY
sxsspt SUNDAY ~ Q p m, assd aill return
On the second cav following in time
10 leave Tor raaoma At IL q. N. Returning
from ICONS. hey win l~ave there nj s
p. M. an.s arrive here AT $50 n. m. This
viii make two boa;~ do the work Of three.
The ~ Anderson anu Washington ~ilI
he run on the whascom route, and the w.
4. Msrsin Gill be be d i'm reserve.
rHs cfry or Kixasros.
The steamer City Of Kingston still lies In
the stream. A force of twenty-five men Is
NJ work aboard her, and she Is being
rapidly gotten in tr m for passengers. She
siii be painted just rs soon rs the weather
grows warmer. No scLrdaIe has been ar
ranged Tor her - yet. When she is ready
for service she will make q couple OF ex-
cmrsion trips to the lower Soand. This
viii be In abous ten days
wArER Ssoxr xorEs.
The ting Phantom has teen taken around
10 Salmon bay.
The steamer sta,s Of Washington Is
again IN service.
The ship l. Shepp viii BE- ready for sea
within fes days.
Th- collier Willamette Is due here Friday
from San Francisco.
The tng J. z Boyden was moorsd ct Ba-
kss's wharf yesterday.
The steamer Michigan was scheduled to
leave Portland yesterday.
The tug Violet Was tied up q Bakers
wharf al OF yesterday afternoon.
The steamer wa~hington will b ready
for service again within few days.
The ste I'm hip Haytien Republic leaves
for San francisco So urday at noon.
The steamer Josephine left for Hoods
canal Yesterday morning. one day late.
The steamer Glide came up from vaahon
yesterday, the weather having moderated.
The steamer Premier brought in forty
tons OF fire ght from Vancouver Yesterday.
Main 4 s. eley have chartered the schooner
Rosie Olsen. shr i'll be put 10 the lowe
round 10 b'ng trade.
The tng Wasp will be ready for inspec-
ton when Inspectors Bryant and Builene
return from down Sound.
The steamer Queen OF the Pacific vii. he
in after coat s,usghs. She leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow evening.
The J. c. Britain has not yet arrives.
from ChuckanuI she Il probably delayed
by the "a, Of qusrried stone.
The steamer Point Arena Is due here
this morning with . cargo OF lime from the
islands. She may also have some stone.
Howe's old hoa,house has been sold to
some private parties. and will lie used n
the future Tor the storage OF private boats.
The steamer Ssag,, Chief l. being re
va red At Tacoma and viii he runuinr In q
lev days. she ~iii go on the whatcou.
rome. "
A gang OF m~n WAS At work YESTERDAY
thanking the III tfiei &C ,iman wharf Tie
wsrehoa~e viii he moved back to lis posi-
ton sithin = Jay or 80.
The bark Oakland. with q cargo OF gen.
rral NJ. rehsndise has left or is ahout to
le sse, san Francisco Tor Seattle. SIZE is
consigned 20 Harrington & smith.
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