The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-01-26
MARINE NEWS.

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The neamor Coleman dragge4 her
anchors In the storm yesterday morn
Ing
A towbont will arrive down this
morning 10 take the j. 81 Coleman to
Portland
The schooner Coleman entered ycitcr-
day from san Franclsc0., with 100000
foot NJ redwood FOR Portland.
| 4 saunrr.rgRcr was reported outside
yesterday afternoon which IN thought
to bc the British ship city u Nahrns
The Laura May. Captain Hanson. en-
tered In ballast yesterday from san
Francisco. She viii load lumber In
/ Portland
The aciooner Albion. having finished
her repairs ut the Astorih Iron Works.
was anchored in the stream yesterday
afternoon
/ The steamer Columbia. Captain con
way. arrived In from San Franclsco nt
I O'Clock yesterday morning. and left
up for Portland at 6.
/ The steamer Truckce. which arrived
down Friday ana went TO the lower an
chora.r Saturday. sailed for san Fran-
/ Icla. - SUNDAY morning with 10000 ,ert
~ lumber.
/ sunday the British steamer Chtta-
gong. Captain c. II. coriield. arrived
I in from Hongkong and Yokohama. She
/ left Hongkond December 10. and fok0-
hama January . She has two Chinese
passengers for Portland and a full car
go. consisting Of hemp. mating. silks,
4 teas. and nee
Some alarm has been expressed for
/ the safety OF the American schooner
Laura Madsen. 5S2 tons. Captain Ras-
I muAscn. 70 days out from Salaverry
/ Peru. sugar laden for Vancouver. B c..
under charter 10 J. W. Grace a. Co
The passage. Il In said. IL usually made
/ In 90 or 30 days This vessel and captain
being owned by Il. II. Madison q sons.
/ or San Francisco. She was built in 1852.
I Tho schooner Janus. Il two masted
I fishing smack which was moorcd at or
near George a. Barkcr's dock. ycstcr-
; day morning broke away and smashed
to the dock and the schooner had her
bow badly wrecked. She Was after
wards towcd down TO the q. X. and y.
dock and tied up for repairs Later, Il
ls reported. she was libelcd for dam
ages.
The barkcntine Tam O'Shnntcr.
which arrived in Portland Sunday
evening and was towed 20 knappion
for lumber lading. early yesterday
morning broke her anchor chains In the
eHstcrly gale and foa,ed down stream.
She crossed the channel near Fort Ste
vens IN perfect safety. her sails were
unrurlcd and she giidcd down stream
and out 20 sea past Fort "anby rs
though pilotcd by an old hand She
hove to In the otling and In the after
noon was brought inside again At 8
o'clock she was docked AT the Parker
house dock by the tug Relief
Steamship Al-Kl sailed yesterday af- .
ternOon FOR Alaska with about 30 pas
scngers and u large amount Of freight .
Among the passengers were large
number OF theatrical people going 60
Juneau. Several miners who will work .
In the vicinity OF Douglas island. Ber- I
ners bay, and other coast camps, were
also aboard the ship, T., Hudson and
son, OF King county. were on the list
bound for Bcmcrs hay, Mr., Hudson
aid they will work for the Noell Gold
Mining Company. which has free mill .
ing quartz q mile and half from the
water and which runs from IS to $3.50
ton.
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the Point
Wilson buoy, iirSt-class red nun buoy.
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