The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-13
WATER FRONT NOTES.


The tug Discovery. OF Port Townsend,
was at the Gilman bunkers taking on coal
yesterday. Sae Is bound for Cape Fiat
terry.
Steamship waIa wana. arrived from
San Francisco az o'clock yesterday
morning. Her return freight Is already
chartered.
Schooner Loyal formerly used as a
pilot boat for Washington pilots on the
Columbia river, Is fitting cut for haiihut
fishing cruise, and expects TO get away
to6ay.
Steam collier Prosresso, which left San
Francisco for this port Sunday night. is
expected today. and viii load at the Ore
Diamond coal
Schooner Teaser viii probably leave this
morning. She has good cargo OF sup
plies on board for Quiliayute. and after
spending short time at thar point trad
ing with the Indians Will 20 north on
sealing trip.
Il is reported that the steamer Island
Belle has been purchased by Victoria par
ties al a good price She was sold three
for 1850. ard the price obtained IN the
last sale Is said TO be somewhat larger.
Steamship City of P,lebia sailei for San
Francisco yesterday morning az o'clock
chan1ise. Beside those given yesterday,
the following took passage: Charles NJ
Parker, L. Falt.. W. r. Andrews. r. Scott.
ke-. J. J. Nichols. ". Fl Gamidre. q. J.
Anderson. W. II. Coon James MORGAN. y.
Rogers. r Dahl. j. b. Lord. I. s. Phee-
ney and a heavy Storage.
The little steamer Mocksng Bird seams
10 have been built under an iBauspicious
star On Tuesday she went out for the
first time IN several weeks, with the mail
fer D9sfisa bay In place OF the Hattie
OF Alfred Hansen. Defects In the Mock
Ing Birds fines prevented her from get
ting up q proper amount Of steam. and a
storm arising, she put ashore at Alki
point for safety The passengers, seven
In number, and the crew walked ever the
hIlls and took the West SEATTLE ferry back
u Seattle, carrying the mall with them.
The steamer was brought over yesterday
morning. The route was taken yesterday
BY the Gen. Candy. which Is also running
on It's own route.
did no damage Of ir1ror tAIsce. though
many individuals who were passengers an
the boats Of the Sound were seriously
troubled internally. All incomlng steam
pale set of passengers Ire storm was OF
limited ara ard frSt manifested itself
IN the neighcoFaood 81 vancouver lSsan9
BY rain ard briSz high winds IN the strait
arf Sound region At TAtooSh island
where the wind reached velocity %
thirty miles an hour from TIE southwest,
"a ~ an inch % rain fen The tempey1-
t,srs n most partS OF the state has zszsr
throughout California ard all ~ Oregon.
except the northern part the weather Ii
clear. frost Is reported from Eureka,
Cal
sin Aneafos sailed a. o'clock yeHter-
dag morning Tor Tacoma. where she VIII
fyvsN leading fer Cape Town From this
port she teok - tors az easice blue stem
wNsat At Tacoma sffa wtIi take on t.ess
tens TasEe IS q possibility mat Tacoma
all not ~ able 20 ssspgiY f1af Guarfsty o.
choice wheat. AID IT. tnst case TIE An
- - u8f return q Seattle The Donna
F-rarrasr7 aEenu{s& TIE feahiOz berth al
fhss VEest SEATTLE elevator last hight. 80
FAR as seattle = c7ncernfa- Y = prefer
sisge - ha.rs vessels take on ire first part
- ~. carEo IN Tacoma and Hntsa here.
tRe FseaSzn being that Tacoma had ths
pun ose~ Seattle custom actiSe etea FaEsefss
sgsvs~s- $50 r~sVfsos TIVE seasons. That -
s-s-ss4fs nr-asesara have fake- on Hrxf per-
.s-rs - cargo he-e ant finishes leading IN
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