The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-27
THE WATER FRONT.

steamship Walla Wslla sailed for San Fran
cisco last evening at O'Clock with n cargo of
1000 tons of coal and log tons of
general freight. Among her cabin pas
sengers were the following from Seattle:
c. II. Randall, J. G. McFee, Mrs. +. A. Sawyer,
Mrs. 4. Mcdonald, Mrs. C. <. sheffner, w. ".
Gray and wife, c. A. Morgan, Charles Monte, II.
s. Gaggins, A. C. smithers and wife. Miss Grace
Hale, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs Crowel, Captain p.
ID. Hughes, w. r. Vocher, Miss J. Hughes, Mrs.
II. Stroyker, r. f. Hill and wife, Miss +. Whal-
ley, Miss Belle Young, Mrs. Fray, L. 0lcovich,
Mrs. Fraze, Miss Edwards, Mrs. Van Amringe,
son and daughter, A. G. Cooper, J. Neil, Master
Kellogg, Miss A. b. Harris, Mrs Kellogg, James
Hamilton and wife, Fl. Hull, James Hull, H.
Tracy, r. Hull and F. L. Kemboll. There were
twenty five steerage passengers.
steamer Glide brought in twenty-five tons of
pigiron from Tacoma for the Vulcan Iron Works,
aud took out Ave tons of merchandise; the W..
F. Monroe brought in ten and took fifteen tons of
freight on the Skagit river route; the Henry
Bailey brought in twenty-five tons OF hay and
other produce on the same run; the Multnomah
had eleven tons in on the Olympia run, and the
Annie NJ. Pence brought in sixty tons of new
hay for Lilly, Bogardus & Co.
Captain L. A. Dyer was surprised at his ONCE
on the water front yesterday by half a score OF
his lady friends making a call on him. To re-
lieve his embarrassment the captain suggested
that he would go out and get something 70 drink
for the crowd. Every one expected him to re-
turn with half dozen bottles of Nuns extra
dry, but he brought back instead good supply
of-lemoRade. 1t was good drink, anyhow,
captain.
Steamship Haytian Republic arrived from Ean
Francisco yesterday with al tons Of freight and
sixty-seven passengers for Sound ports. of the
freight 425 tons were for Seattle. She had q
pleasant trip up, but encountered a strong
northery breeze nearly the whole distance. She
loads return cargo of Black Diamond coal and
sails on the return trip Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock
Ship Spartan, Captain Polite, arrived in port
from San Francisco yesterday morning, having
been towed in by the tug Coils. She went to
the Mechanics Mill aud Lumber Company's
wharf 10 discharge ballast. She will then load
a return cargo of Black Diamond coal. Cap
tain Polite reported pleasant trip up.
small lifeboat was stolen from the schooner
Vine at the North Seattle bunkers Tuesday
night The boat was hung up under the jib
boom a short distance above the water and was
cut loose and cast adrift or stolen. There 10 no
clue to the person who did the job
Steamship Umatilla did not arrive from san
Francisco yesterday, but will be in early this
morning. She viii go TO Nanaimo for q return
cargo OF coal, as the Oregon improvement Com
pany's bunkers here will be occupied by the I.
F. Cakes.
H. w. Baker 4 Co. shipped three cars of shin
giles TO Pennsylvania yesterday. The shingle
market has been rather dull in the East this sea-
son. but Puget sound cedar shingles find de-
mAnd about as quick as any in the market
Tug Politkofsky was taken from the ways nc
the dry dock last evening and tug Escort No.
started from Portland yesterday and viii prob
ably get in and be hauled out tonight.