The San Francisco call., 1906-11-04

nled 10 clear tomorrow night for Portland via
Ssr FreDcisco and Eureke-
Tee schooner Winsiow, now at Ballard has
been chartered TO losd cargo OF lumber for
Wholesalers at this port
The schooner ". F. NitZnsnn- Captain Lin
quist- arrived tonight. thirteen days from Grays
Hsrbor. with $4,000 feet Of lumber fer the
San Pedro Lumber Company.
se6ooneT Fred J. wood GsYtain Monson. both
cut thirteen days from Grays Harbcr, srrtyed
today. bringing 10000 feet Of lumber con-
signed 10 tie E K Wood Lumber Company
TACOMA. Nov. She British tug Bermuda
srrired tedaF from Texada Island with Tow
The Norwegian steamer TorcensE5Old arrived al
Oyster Bay TO-DAY fEom San Francisco The
Norwegian steamer Tellus passed Tstoosh TO-
day, sailing ron Ssneino 70 san FI1neslc. oi....
The British bark Birkdaie arrived IN OLYMPIA
today from Callso Tia ports The British
steamer Ningehow sailed today for the Orient
Repairs on the British ship Rs5ore have been
completed and the vessel IS in readiness 70 load
wheat for The United Kingdom
The American n2rkentine Tam OSAanter put
70 today with a cargo Of lumber for Val
The steamer Alaskan sailed for Ketchikan
ASToRIIs Nov. a-The steamer Nome City
arrived this evening from Portland with a
lumber cargo for San Francisco and VII go
70 sea tomorrow The ships MEreschsl, Dec
sries and Stronsa were lowed up the river
rodey 70 6ischsrge their csrgoes snd commence
The orders Tor the French bark Emperor
Menelfk have been again changed and she VIII
discharge part OF her cargo here
TIE German ship Nereide with q cargo OF
grain for Europe has arrived down the river
IRON Portland and VIII 80 70 ses at the first
opportunity Lightship No Te. which was On
tie TnatiIls reef station for the last year. is
expected 10 arrive here AZ any time. Il IS
probable that she IS now anchored in Neah
Bay awaiting TIE return OF the Columbine
70 convoy her down the coast Her bottom is
supposed 10 be very feul. as II Is not sheathed
with copper and she would NIKE slow head
way alone
There was evidently some mistake about q
four -rnssted bsrE n distress on the mouth OF
TIE river yesterday afternoon as was reported
Word 70 this eject was given cut to the bar
tug WElluia and she wss told that the vessel
was twenty niles northwest. The tug tmmedi-
ztely went in thar direction A four-masted
bark q ballast sighted about six miles
away II had the three lower topsails. fo-esails
and main uppe- toPsails SET and Was hesdipg
oE shore She had signals Of any kind
ser and appeared 10 be In 10 distress She
light n ballast and gave the appearance
OF being the overdue British bark Iverna- While
this is probable, II is not certain
The WsIlulz remained outside all night cruis-
ing around but nothing more vas seen OF the
bark as she had evidently gone or-shOTe 70
escape the gale The night was said 10 have
been s terrible one from the southwest With
wind a. q high velocity. vivid lightning and
heavy seas. The latter constantly washing clear
over the tug As the bark not N sight
this morning * was decided 70 come IN, and
II done over an exceptionally rough bar
ET TREkA. Nov 3.--The steamer Vanguard ar
rived and the steamers Aberdeen, Hanslei. Prem
tiss and Greenwood went out today.