The San Francisco call., 1906-12-05

to Portland, where she will load lumber for
with a cargo of crude oil. arrived today and
left up the river for Portland. where she will
discharge. The British steamer Franklin ar
rived at this port today from San Francisco.
She left up the river this evening for Portland,
where she viii load grain for Europe
Bay via wey ports, with freight and pas
sengers. The American barkentine Amazon ar
eventful voyage She will load lumber at Port
land for the Orient. The American bark
Diamond Head arrived in from San Pedro to
load lumber for California.
The Norwegian tramp steamer Jethou arrived
from Portland and left this evening for the Far
East She carries 100000 feet Of lumber for
Shanghai While coming down the river yes
terday the Jethou was disabled by the breaking
Of the connecting rod of her engine and was
compelled to drop anchor off Altoona. The
break was repaired here today before she went
TO sea.
The powerful pumps on the bar tug wallula
were working this evening pumping out the
waterlogged steam schooner Aurelia. There is
nothing TO indicate that her bull Is badly dam
aged and when her deck load is IN place she
will be ready for sea again.
PORTLAND. Dec. "A heavy fog in the
willamette and Columbia rivers delayed ship
ping to some extent last night and today. The
French bark Noemi got as far as the st. Johns
drydoek and is anchored there. The Alliance
reached Astoria this morning. The French bark
Bougainville cleared today for Limerick direct
with 1l0.Si6 bushels of wheat. valued at $50 Is.
The American bark B. 2. Cheney cleared for
San Pedro with 9l7.000 feet Of lumber and the
steam schooner Johan Poulsen cleared for San
ao'-'pS
Frank Lemeur cabin boy on the French bark
Bayard, which reached port this morning. was
swept of the vessel and drowned of the Horn
August 10 during a heavy gale.
The steamer George W. Elder and the steam
evening. Both arrived at Astoria this morning
from San Francisco. This Is the first return
voyage Of the Elder since she placed in
Ernest Hough. superintendent for the Ham
mOnd Lumber Company. returned yesterday from
New York, where he purchased a tugboat for
Before long a large number of barges win be
engaged in the lumber trade out Of this port.
EVERETT, Dec. 4.-The four-masted schooner
Admiral viii tow 70 sea tomorrow, bound for
San Pedro with lumber
American schooner Snow and Burgess. Captain
S0rensen. has completed a cargo OF lumber for
San Francisco and VIII sail tomorrow.
STEILACOOM. Dec. 4-The American bark
Ferris S. Thompson will tow TO Seattle tomorrow
morning
TACOMA, Dec 4.-overland cargoes are being
received at the docks after much delay by the
foods The steamships Shawmnt and Hyades
will not be able TO sail from Tacoma for the
Orient scheduled. Both liners will wait for
The bark Hesper sailed today for Redondo
loaded with lumber and shingles. The schooners
Invincible and Kona sailed today from Port
Blakeley for San Francisco loaded with lumber
The steamship Tampico and barge Haydn
Brown brought 100 tons of copper ore and
matte from Alaska to the Tacoma smelter.
schooner Kona. Captain Sjostrum. was towed
TO sea today bound for San Francisco The four
maSEeQ schooner lnYincfble sailed for San Fran
cisco with lumber The steamship American
for New York via San Francisco sailed today
The schooner Invincible. for San Francisco with
lumber was towed to sea today.
Captain McCausland of the Sound steamer
Advance left his license at the office of Marine
Inspectors Whitney and Turner yesterday until
the government officers investigate reports that
he has been acting purser of his vessel, leav-
ing deckhand at the wheel while fares are
collected The DfX-Jeanie collision occurred
while the Dix captain was collecting fares and
sentiment against the practice is strong.
Testigation held by United States Marine In
spectors Whitney and Turner to determine the
the responsibility came TO close. The testi-
nony yesterday tended to show that the Jeanie
which cOlided with the Dix. not properly
manned. A decision viii be announced within
a week
Collector of Customs F. c. Harper has re-
ceiFed report from the Deputy Collector here
charging that the steamer Perdta carried dyna-
mite from Seattle to Hoods Canal points.
SAN PEDRO. Dec. 4.--The steamer San Ga
briel. Captain Green, finished discharging lum-
and cleared for Eureka and Umpgua Rfvar to
reload. The steamer Centralia. Captain Erick-
son. finished discharcing her lumber rlr.o and
cleared for Grsys Harbor. taking freight and
The schooner Philippine Captain Frederick
son. finished disehargfnG and sailed today in
lumber for this port
The steamer Hanalei. Captain Ravens is still
DELAYED =, in sailing and Is making repairs to
morning, taking in tow the Chinese junk.
Whang Ho.
EUREKA. Dec. 4.-The arrivals today were
the steamers Pomona. Kflburn and San Pedro
The tug Sea Rover. the ship Star of Peru the
British bark Melanope and the schooners Jessie
Minor Bessie and Lizzie Prien The out
going vessels were the steamers Corona, Uni
max. Gualsla. Arctic and Vanguard
Teh Melanope arrived from Manzanillo Mex
leo, and IL is said she out of water for
ten days while en- route here. When she sailed
from Mexico her orders were 30 load at this
port. Later the orders were changed and she
VIII probably leave tomorrow for Tacoma