The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-15

Steamer Albert Lea 10 in port, receiving
repairs
Trading schooner Jessie came over sruu
Port Angeles last night.
Schooner Annie sold her Il. 900 pounds Of
haliout In Tacoma yesterday.
Ship Spartan finished loading coal yes
terday and was lowed 10 sea.
Steamer Walla waiia is expected at the
Oregon Improvement coal bunkers to load
cargo of coal for San Francisco.
Bark Catherine Sudden has signed her
crew and cleared At the local custom
house from Salmon bay with a cargo OF
lumber for San Jose de Guatemala
On the three trips OF the Greyhound to
Everett Wednesday, 30 people were trans
ported When the Greyhound left at noon
eighty intending passengers were left
over.
Steamer skagi, Chief will come OF the
ways At Ballard today and resume her
Steamer Typhoon. Of Tacoma. has been
on her run.
Commander o. ". rarenhols has been
detached from his duties a. inspector Of
tho thirteenth lighthouse district. with
headquarters At Portland. and placed On
waiting orderA
American barkentine AddendA. now At
wisapa harbor. has been chartered by
welcn Il Co. to load lumber on Puget
sound to Tferssin. China. The terms Of
the cnarter are pffvAtA
Steamer HATTIE Hansen has changed her
landing place from the Colfnan to the
Gaibraith dock She LETT the latter dock
on her regular schedule for the first time
yesterday. The Gaibraith dock e being
repasnked and replied. A new Office has
been built at the further end
The schooner Port Admiral. with its
big sign, For Cooks Inlet" has been the
subject Of considerable comment on the
water front curing the pas, Few days.
Old sailors say the house that has been
built On her deck 10 entirely too large and
a storm Is encountered. The new deck
house is fully ten feet high. and extends
from side to side of the vessel. covering
mos, Of the forward deck
Steamer wniara dsd not get away for
Alaska last evenirg. as expected. but was
delayed with the freight until an early
hour this morning. On the deck Of tho
Wiliapa were the hubs Of two small
launches which are ssins sass,2sd TO the
pany They viii be carried over chsikat
PASS 70 Lake Lelarge. where the machin-
ery will be pa, In. Ono viii operate GA
the lake and the other on the river The
There were asc1, tan sheep put aboard
yesterday afternoon
BARK Forest Queen Cap. Rice, arrived
here from san Francisco yesterday MORT
ing. and Is locked at Gaines wharf. Sae
fyr S~a4tte There were seventeen tons
~ ,,pwsEr over 10 barrels Of oil and some
general merchandise The Forest Queen
xfli frlSh d.achargsag today ard viii 20
10 Tacoma for which place she has so
tors TIE Tacoma freight - largely made
no az raszwoo3 asd sugar pine lumber and
canned Eoo.A. which VIII b. tranxznippe1
a, Tacoma for Sydney. Australia Capt
Rice sad the Trip Up from San Francisco
VAS . very rough oEe-
The schooner Annie VI. NlEcr- which Is
s.,~rsatnx to sail for Cooic inlet. .s slow
IN xefslnE passengers number q p~o-
DE are figuring ca going. bat Il has been
f~arued that the steamer Portland now ~
san Francisco, has been chartered 20
make the voyage. and many arr waiting
s<sr her arrival IN the sosIa3 before PR
cnszsnx passage. TIE Portland Is better
krown on the Sound an Tho old Hzyt.an
R~p1aa!c, which changed her rarae 70 this
or.s BOW horne because Of continu@6 81
lssck Tbs experiences OF the steamers
Tskrr.e and CIcosn AZ Cook Inlet and shs
schconers OF small barSzen which have
maize The trip has shown that this latter
stans tecseessly the better ehAsoe Of FIRST
ARRIVAL in Turrz-alz Sxm- Their light
t-zuxas erahics them 10 proceed where
The zsare camserSoms STEAMERS daxU mot
sttGuDe % pase