The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-04

The schooner Jennie Stella, from San
Francisco. IS at Smiths cove. taking on
a cargo OF lumber.
Schooner Reporter is loading lumber a.
Port Blakeley for Newport and VIII get
away on Wednesday.
Ths N.carag1aa bark Bgndaleer win get
away from BiakAey on Thursday with a
cargo OF lumber fer Australia
The British bark Lodpra began taking
on her cargo of humber at Port Biakeley
for the West coast on Friday.
The Port Biakeley Nil Company's
steamer Poiitofsky IS laid up at the MIL
town receiving a general cleaning.
Steamer Fairhaven made the run of
the Flyer TO Tacoma yesterday, 50 as 10
allow the latter TO wash boilers and other
wise Clean UP.
Steamer State OF Washington took four
large oollers from this port 10 whatoora
last night TO be used in the new cannery
erected at that place
The English ship Senator, loading lurr,-
Der az Bfakeiey for Australia, VIII proba-
by De ready ior sea on Wednesday. She
Will have about 1.eo0 90 feet
The big iron coal steamer Progressc Is
beng overhauied and repaired In San
Francisco and will not be in pert Until
the latter part OF the month
The schooner Falcon Will be towed TO
sea today from Biakeley by the Sarah
NJ Renton She Is bound for San Fran
cisco and has about &C., feet.
Ship Columbia. Capt. Nelson. formerly
in the coal carrying business between this
port and san Francisco. is now On the
Departure Bay-San Francisco run.
On and after May 1 the steamer Gar
lands leaving time from Seattle TO Port
Townsend, Fort Angeles and Neah bay
viii be at a. m. Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays
The steamer Lydia Thompson, OF the
Nhatcorn route, is on Moran's ways re-
ceiving general overhauling. When she
IS taken OF the association tug Magic
viii go on for repairs and painting.
The English ship Snaigow. one Of the
largest vessels ever on Puget sound was
lowed to sea on a,riday fr.m Port Blake.
for Melbourne with 10000 feet Of lun-
Der.
The schooner Robert Searies expects to
get to sea from Biakeley this week with
lumber for Shanghai. The Searles is the
largest schooner that sails out OF this
port arr1 carries something like l,oos.ro
feet
Steamer Hattie Hansen. which has been
laid UP fer repairs the past week at
Pouisho, viii resume her regular run to-
day and take to Saverdaie SIX horses and
a large wagon. besides a quantity OF other
freight.
The big four masted ship Hawaiian
Isles. which has been anchored m Blake
ley hay Tor several days waiting for a
chance to load. was locked on Saturday
by the steamer Sarah NJ. Rentcn. She
viii load for Australia
Ship Spartan. Capt. Polite. arrived In
port yesterday. seven days from San
Francisco. Several squRiIs were encoun-
tered during the "trip. but were not heavy
enough TO delay the ship she viii Load
Black Diamond coal for n return trip
The old bark Germania, one of the old
est vessels on the Pacific coast. and en-
from this port 20 san Francisco. Is row
carrying humber from Whstcom to San
Francisco. Capt. Pearson - stili IN COM
rnand-
ways at Ballard receiving coat OF paint
ana a general cleaning. Her skipper.
Capt. Stevenson, tried to have the work
cone az Meraa's. but that firm ia 50 busy
on other boats he could not De acoous-
n oeated-
The schooner @ W. Watson arrived a.
BlakeIey On Saturday Night az O'Clock
from Newport to lsad yard lumber for
cargo al the metropolis thu schooner VIII
be beaehei for general and needed
CyerA2uling.
Tho English jackass bark Rernac sx-
poets TO tow - ses on Thursday from
Port Blakeiey bound for Australia. with
lumber. Her skipper and the captain d
TIE ship sasigo~ have rnas. sinai
waEer on thu rtlrs TO NeiooCFla- TIE
ReTnac IS said 70 De flyer.
TIE American bark Malta. Capt
swass@on, arrived IN Porz B.ake5ey on
Saturday from Honolulu after one % the
This .nclasoS ten days stop al Honolulu
unloading AMI four DAYS IN beating @p
rom the Care Tna Malta VIII take
ca a return cargo OF lumber al the ois
rlIi.
TIE handsome four--naxre echoor~T g.
& Holmes twelve days from San Pedro.
crogTs4 anchor az Port Blakeley On Sat
u-asv Tssa Hsin7ss racSd Eafh she Jchn
A Cera{ltel, which lec. Eiaksiey tEo
DAYS ahead gr the last Trip for The same
spg~t. ard beat ne< hardly. as abs Camp
! bell hAs rot YET been rSpcr1ed a. Passing
.he S-ape Twelve days Is q remarkably
cu3ck TIP.