The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

lerton. is outside this evening, and will prob
ably get in tomorrow morning.
The hve-masted schooner Louis, which was
reported water-logged of the river last evening.
was towed into port this evening by a tug The
Louis was picked up about twenty miles south
OF where she was first seen and the tug had
no trouble in getting a line aboard and towed
her into the harbor and then to the Knappton
Mills. where she was loaded Her lumber cargo
Is still intact, but she has more than eight feet
Of water In her hold. The damage to the YES
sci cannot be determined at this time. Captain
Bresson says that her seams opened, and, find
ing that she was taking in water. he decided to
return to port.
His vessel was in grave danger. The captain
and the crew were glad to see the tug and be
brought back TO this port, escaping what seemed
might be the loss of their lives in the de-
struction Of the vessel. The Louis must IN
load her million and half feet Of lumber be-
fore she can undergo repairs.
SAN PEDRO, Nov. 10.1rhe steamer Tampco,
Captain Haley, from Everett, is discharging a
full cargo of lumber for the Crescent Wharf
and Warehouse Company. The steamer Hanalei
cleared today Tor Eureka via San Francisco
ished discharging her lumber cargo and sailed
today in ballast for Port Townsend for orders.
The schooner Robert Searles is out two days
from Everett with a full cargo of lumber eou-
signed to wholesalers at this port The British
bark Queen Elizabeth is out log days from
Hamburg with a cargo of cement for San Pedro.
The barkentine James Tufts has been chartered
at Ballard TO load a lumber cargo for San
PORTLAND. Nov. 10.-Much of the steamer
barraeoutas cargo from San Francisco 10 Port
land was so badly damaged by rough passage
that il had 70 be turned over to Insurance COM
panies- Henry Hewett. Lloyds' surveyor. is
looking over the goods. Underwriters will dis
pose Of the damaged freight TO the highest bid
der. The steamer brought cargo of 500 tons,
made up almost wholly of canned goods. gro
ceries and general merchandise. The worst
storm OF the season was raging. The plunging
Of the craft caused the batten timbers TO break
and the freight was soon scattered. The Barra-
eouta sailed today on her return trip with a
partial cargo of general freight, which she will
complete at San Francisco
The British bark Don has been chartered to
carry cargo of coal from Nanaino to Portland.
The German ship Eva today completed cargo
Of 3.000,000 feet Of lumber for Shanghai. The
steamer Roanoke, which arrived today from
California ports reports a rough voyage
The food on the Willamette River Is bringing
down great quantities of drift. which hampers
operations Of the numerous ferry boats
TACOMA. Nov. 1o.-The barkentfne Hesper ar
rived here today from Redondo and will load a
cargo OF lumber for San Francisco. The British
steamer Bermuda arrived today from yananda
B. c. The United States steamer Columbine is
anchored at Neah Bay. The schooner Roosevelt
got in today from fishing cruise. The Dutch
steamer Netherland sailed for st. Vincent today
Tor orders. The British bark FingaI arrived at
Seattle today from Vancouver. B. c. The Brit
tsh steamer Wellington is loading coal at Union
Bay for San francisco.