The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-09-25
Tide Table for September, 1895.

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Thursday .l9I 0 i0IS O. 1918 III 708I-02! $50 9
Friday -. .20I SsIS oil | 5iI89I z 4SI 02 5000
saturday. 81 22iIS OIL 2S2l9 90Il S2sI 0gIl l0o
SUNDAY. 22I 3 1917 81 3 1918 OIL 9O5l III 10 02O
Monday :. 2S 4i2I6 6I $3.50 . 046 25 lii OO
Tuesday al 5 lll5 Oh 445l8 II 10 II 3 =.
Wedn'sd'y 25l 3Ol5 oil 542I7 6s 0O5I 0 3I III 353
Thursday .26I s OILS 81 6 5ll72 l III 05I ll4
Friday. 27l 3pl5 Ill 8066 9ll 2 3O 06lI 2454
Saturday 2S 10 256 MI 0i5O0I 30 5l 3..553
SUNDAY 29lf1 OO6 7ll1O lG.7 oil 22I 5ll 4503 Q
Mo day.. 30 IL 20I7 u III O57 Ill 505 06l b 81
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
The Columbine will be back in port
from her Northern trip next week.
The steamer Harrison reached port late
yesterday afternoon from the Slus.aw.
She brings a load of salmon.
The steamer Elmore arrived in from
TElamook yesterday morning with full
cargo of dairy produce and salmon.
Yesterday afternoon the Manzanita
came in from her Southern cruise after
having done a considerable amount OF
work at all the stations. The bad wealth
er of the past few days delayed her re-
turn. No fresh orders have been re-
ceived since she arrived home.
First officer II. G. Townsend of the
schooner j. d. Peters was discharged by
United States Commissioner Heacock yes
terday. He was accused of beating and
wounding Chem Poh, the Chinese cook
on the high seas. The testimony was very
conflicting and not sufficient to convlc;
the prisoner.-CaN.
The bark Oscar Herrea, which left Port
B.akely for Valparaiso with lumber, put
into San Francisco on Sunday She
sprang leak on the port bow on Sep
tember 10, about sixty miles off Cape
Flattery, in gale, and the water has
been coming into her at the rate of
twenty inches an hour. She will be re-
paired in San Francisco.
The lighthouse tender Coiumbne will
soon go on the dry dock at Quartermas-
ter harbor. She will shortly go to the
Columbia river leaving coal supplies at
Cape Flalttery and Destruction Island on
her way down. She left Tacoma for Sc
| attle at 1 o'clock this afternoon, having
on board immigration Commissioner
| Stump OF Maryland, who has been maxi
ing tour of the west.-Taeoma News.
The sealing schooner e. Webster went
into San Francisco Saturday from Bering
sea with 21 skins. She makes the follow
ing report of this seasons catch of the
seating schooner fleet: M. NJ. Morrell
300 skins, Agnes Mcdonald 975, Vera 800,
Wanderer 246, Black Diamond $50, Pene-
lope 312, Florence NJ. Smith 10, ]. G.
Swan 60, Sapphire 6l5 Walter L. Rich
Ais, Rattler 800, Bonanza 100, Herman
165
The missionary steamer Clad Tidings
arrived in Victoria on Sunday from Port
Simpson. Her captain reports trouble in
the vicinity of Cape Nudge, caused by
whites supplying Indians with liquor. On
the 10th inst k;ootchman was drowned
out of a canoe while intoxicated Eleven
unopened bottles were found in the canoe.
The Indian agent at Alert Bay is en-
deavoring to secure the arrest of the
guilty parties.
"A salmon cargo amounting to 1900 cases
consigned to Robt. Ward e. Co. was
brought in by the steamer Chilcat from
Yess Bay, Alaska, to Victoria Monday |
The little steamer had good passage |
down to Victoria, bat as she had been to
no late Alaskan news. Her cargo is /
the first shipment &C Alaska salmon that
has been received in British Columbia |
for some time.
The Hamburg-American Steamship |
company has ordreed from Harland & |
Wolff of Belfast, a twn-screw steamer
of 10000 tons burden that Is, only 5000 |
tons less than the Great Eastern. The |
vessei when completed will be the largest |
in the world. 1t is to be chiefly employed |
for freight but will also be able to ac-
commodate 200 cabin and 1900 steerage /
passengers. The order has been given !
to the British yard, as its tender was
more moderate than those of the Ger
man shipbuilders, and as the former
contracted to deliver the vessel in ten
months, while the latter demanded to be
allowed nineteen months.
70. A. Morris, of Vancouver, b, c., re-
ceived an interesting letter from Wood
Island, Alaska. This states that one or
the men engaged in overhauling the hulk
OF the schooner Walter A. Earle, of Vic
toria, happened to find in the debris
souvenir watch presented by Mr..
Morris to one of the members of the
crew of the Inflated vessel. "Th!s fact
in Itself" the letter continues, SIS not
very remarkable, but it is curious that
this little souvenir should be found in
the wreck after the rough treatment ii
and received" The inscription on the
watch, with Mr. Morris name Is just
as plain as 1t was on the day 1t was
placed there.
"The quarantine officer and officers OF
the board of health cannot be too par
ticu-ar in the efforts they make to thor
oughly fumigate and disinfect vessels ar
irving from infected ports or on
which cholera or other contagious
diseases have occurred. During a
portion of 1892 and 1S93 an outbreak
of cholera occurred at Grimsby, England
during which the steamer Bradford was
used as a hccoita-. News has just been
received that on September st a laborer
named Merriott, who was employed by
the Grimsby corporation, was sent on
board the Bradford to work He be-
came suddenly III with As.atIc cholera
and died within II hours. s."-Commercial
News.
TIE seating schooner Rosie Olsen was
taken in charge by United States Marshal
Grady yesterday and wiz be taken to
Portland for trial. Lieutenant Dun
woody of the revenue cutter Rush, who
brought the Olsen down from Behring
Sea left for San Francisco last night.
He will meet the Rush when she arrives
there next month. He stated to an As
torian representative yesterday that there
was no doubt of the Olsen being within
the 60 mile limit as the officers OF the
cutter were very careful to take their
exact bearings. lie did not believe. how
ever, that the O.sen's presence in the
forbidden waters was Intentional. Her
chronometers were found to be incorrect
by the captain Of the Rush.
The steamer Mischief Capt. H. r. Foot.
which returned from Quatsino and other
west coats points yesterday afternoon,
says the Colonlst, reports a remarkably
rough run homeward, the storm from
the west being fhe worst in many years.
It set in at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday
night when the Mischief was off Cfavo-