The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-19
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Five hundred sacks OF oats came in from
Stanwood on the steamer Mabel Friday
night.
The Clan Mcdonald took out forty tons
or general merchandise FOR Snohomish
river points yesterday
Steamer State OF Washington running
70 Whatcom. had bad breakdown Friday,
and that night the Fairhayen took the run.
While endeavoring to make a landing al
Arlington dock yesterday the flagstaff of
the steamer Lily was snapped off at the
base.
The ship Louisiana has been chartered by
the Central Coal Company, OF San Fran
cisco, 10 carry coal between Seattle and
there
Shin Columbia. now taking on coal at the
Oregon Improvement bunkecs. is having
her centerboard repaired, and will get
away tomorrow.
Steamer Hattie Hansen. on the noghsh
bay route, and the Alta, on the Eagle Har-
Dor run. were laid off yesterday to have
their boilers washed.
Steamer CmatilIa. from San Francisco,
arrived yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock.
and after discharglng her freight at Ocean
dock left for Tacoma.
Steamer Multnomah on the Olympia
route broke her shaft yesterday morning
shortly after starting on the return trip,
and VIII De off the run for few days.
Capt l.. NJ Garrison sent two men 20
Gray's harbor yesterday for the crew of the
schooner .. y. Kellogg, now loading with
lumber at Aberdeen for San Francisco.
Steamer Signal arrived yesterday morn
ing ard discharged fifteen tons of station
cry AT SChwabachers wharf. She Is now
loading with salmon at Myers cannery.
Capt j. /. Anderson. OF the steamer
QuiclSstep, which has been subjected 20
general overhauling. says she will be ready
to take her regular Newcastle and Seattle
run on Tuesday morning.
The Greyhound VIII be taken 20 the dry
dock at Ballard either today or tomorrow,
j.. ". Goodhue has been unable to obtain
a suitable shaft from Portland. and intends
sending TO San Francisco. No boat has
been put on in her place.
The old ship Buck, which has seen forty
years Of service or the Coast in the coal
and lumber trade viii be taken across the
Sound TO West Seattle today or tomorrow
and burned Stripped of everything nova
bic the old hulk lies of the City dock, and
her many days of usefulness past Is simply
an inCumhrance, ana not worth her iron
and copper. Some time ago she was pur-
chased by the Oregon Improvement Com
pany and used by them as a coal and hum
Der ship
A large crowd witnessed the departure of
the Topeka for Alaska Yesterday. Her
passenger list was as follows y. JorRen-
son. II. r. McCur3y, \. l9ellee, G.. a. Bet
it's Mr. and Mrs McWaters, Henry Hewitt.
Edwin Hafsted Miss Beth Easls. Miss
Woods Mrs. VI. Tunroe. Mrs, 4 X. Need
ham, Jack Munroe, Judge Rogers, Mrs q.
w. Saum. 5. Eustis r. Fusus, Daniel
y .
g. Moves VI. Tagard. w Il. Crews, r }
Mackison and sixteen Storage passeng srs.
Frr freight was $50 tons OF general mer-
chandise.
Steamer Walla Wa4la left for San Fran
cisco al : o'clock Yesterday morning with
the following cabin passengers on hoard
Miss Allshuler Mr.. and Mrs. j korn. y !.
Il Countrvman. ] q Il ktrman Mrs G.
loren and child Mr. and Mrs " J Cook
Z Creentree. Mrs W II Kinnon and
child Mrs NJ Y. Kellogg, l.. : Ahrahams.
Mrs II. u. MCNauus. r. + Lewis. |. ).
Trew Mrs G. W Ssarples. II II George,
Z : Reid T r Harain.:J +, Armstrong.
& J. Wallace. II f.. Haggett, W n Nc
Nalr GUY NJ Wood. Miss F. Smith. Henry
smith Mrs 4 Smith. ]. Schwltzenherg. \.
A. Thomas. Edwin Peterson, II II Brown.
J Z Readman Mrs, 4 HeCkstetn. FRANK
Peckstcin AnHa PeckStein. Margie Burke.
Mrs Joyce and child. " a Peqlar, J. on
plant G. " Clark.
4 communication in the interests OF
sptri'ualism has been received from the
Cooks Wife referring 70 the satr ar
rival ~ the fishing scDQoACr Alcedo. she
saws her husband appeared on 1'ecefn ogr
u but though ne said nothing she natural
lv Surrujsed that nc had 'Tassed out. @
Sow the wonderful workings ~ the sNlTlt-
ualietI, mind. she gives an extract from a
letter received recently iu which her nus
Nand saws that on December y the Alcedo
lost her keel and had 20 run ashore 10 keel
f~ora sinking The Cook Wife cansid-
srs this something more than concurrence.