The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04

Hongkong in twelve days.
The steamer Umatilla sailed for San Fran,
cisco yesterday with a fun cargo of general
merchandise and 2I2 passengers. Each of the
vessels arriving from Alaska is adding to
the aySiabie men for the local shipping trade
Reports from Cape Flattery this morning IN
dicate yesterdays storm was Of sufficient force
to compel all vessels 10 seek shelter in land
locked harbOrs. The bark Harvester returned
this morning from Teller Station, Alaska, where
she delivered a cargo or general merchandise
and reports stormy passage down All was
well at Teller when she left
One by the whalers brought down on the
Harold Dollar are being sent 70 San Francisco
AN are being instructed by District Attorney
Sullivan 10 repeat the story told here 10 the
Government authorities IN California
The fishing schooner Joseph Russ has eeen
chartered To load lumber for San Francisco
The schooner Okonogan. which has been de
layed two days. got away last night with ful
lumber cargo for San Francisco NE.
is due TO arrive here tomorrow from San Fran
cisco and way ports with passengers and mis-
eellaneous cargo Of freight and merehanolse
consigned 10 the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany This win be the first trip of the Bonita
TO this port since the beginning of the present
longshoremen's strike early in August
The schooners Louise and Sadie are due from
the umpoua River with 900 feet of lum-
Der consigned TO the Kerckhof-cuzner Mill and
The oil steamer Whittier, Captain Dickson.
arrived THIS morniog from Port Hartford with a
cargo consigned 10 the Union Oil Company
The oil barge Santa PaBla, captain fIeei
came ia from Ventura in tow Of the tug Mon
arch. =,
The steamer Shasta. Captain Hansen, Will
finish discharging her lumber cargo tomorrow
and. is scheduled to clear FOR Bellingham direct
where she will load 100000 feet Of lumber Tor
the z. *. Wood Company at this port
There uAconfrmed report along the
water front today TO the effect that union
sailors would refuse 10 ship on vessels coming
10 san Pedro thar intend to discharge cargoes
10 non-unfnn longsborefnen and yardnen Mem
bers Of the local Longsboremen's Union are sun
on strike al this port having gone out cary 10
August Their places have been hlled Win
non-union men and 1t is said the contemplated
move of the sailors is for the purpose OF helping
the cause OF the local union longshoremen -
Tie following vessels are discharging at TINS
ps-t todav: Steamers Whittier. Roanoke. Cen
tralia Prentiss, Mestport, Yosemite, Charies
Nelson Marshfeld and Tampice; Oh barge santa
Paula, barkentines Koko Head. Lahains James
NJ Johnson and James TUFTS, sehooneIs Beuian
W F. Garmes. Caroline. MahHkena, Mleert l.
Smith Admiral. Prosper. Ariel. Minnie a,
Caiae Miudora. Manila, W. P Patterson ana
The following vessels are on the way to San
pedr,. Steamers Bonita and j. i. stetsoh'
barkeatfpes Mary Winkelman and American,
sei,ooners BaIl1eley Dauntless Borealis, Alex l.
Brown. Kona, Wnwona. II; d. BendlTenn, Ken .; e,es ".
elise Ethel zane. Salem. Forester lerle, susie
N plummer Louise and Sadie, British snip
Queen Elizabeth from Hamburg.
The North Pacific Steamship Company
steamer Roanoke Captain Durham, arrived TO-
day on her regular trip from Portland via oah
Francisco Eureka ard way ports Win sash,slsg goqa 20
clear on the return trip Thursday night -,
TACOMA Oct 3---Sevea steamships anu
eighteen sailing vessels are loading ana uhtoaH- IN az
ing ia Tacoma harbor today. making one OF the
largest fleets here IN several months -
The schooner 0. n. Kellogg arrived TO-DAY ~. 70
days from San Francisco, to load luhlOel iOt
Tie Pacific Cold Storage Company. will en-
large its storage pIsnt the water front al 4
cost Of $50 COO making II the largest plant on
the coast outside Of San Francisco. Inc com
panv viii build cold storage plant next season
al s5sI1f6s left Yesterday for San Pedro to
become superintendent of Christian Enneasor .s
work for seamen 81 that point n 5-. 49, - -
zs4ed in this work for six years at Tacoma anu
Nagasaki- - - a.
liverpool and Oriental ports. carving .e.VVo
tons OF cargo vsIued at million and nan.
CONGRESSMAN Cnshman has letter from Acting
secretsrv Of war Newberry saying that the new new
,irvdock IT Puget Sound navy yard VIII oe puie
Of granite. with concrete backing
The Italian cruiser Dogah left TO-DAY lor rs
quirnalt going thence 10 Panama via san rIah-
re schooner Fl Dorado sailed today from
Everett fnr Redondo with lumber
i3ci, sVrent along the North Pacific coast Mon.
dav laid low telephone and telegraph wires aho .
did more less dar1age 70 shipping. Inc sl Manu
howled along at a high rate, ana az d eorss Ts
Srenne the har was very rough today Inc
steamer G. C. Lfndauer, arriving last evening
found 8 rough bar. and huge waves repeatedly
sVrent her decks breaking q number of window
fights Captain Mattiso1 says the gale was
most severe enc but IN bis opinion 1t was 100
flrf Of
The new steamer Carmel. Just built at Lind
s+roTo.s Yards for San Francisco firm. is load
ing the Western Lumber companys mi mil y,
As soon as tug comes She VII oe towea I souah
ia Sau Francisco with $50. 600 feet OF lumber.
At San Francisco she will receive her engines
The schooner Fred z. Sander IS loading bOooOo
sest ~ lumber for Redondo sad tie steamer
coouiIle 400. 600 feet for Oakland at the West
-rbe steamers Coronado and Bee are expected
4, this evening The Tiverton Is loading at H0-
quiam other vessels due here are the eenese e''
ana Ren;cia from tho Hawaiian Islands and the
schooner Resolute from Gunymas Captain Pc
terson. who recently left the Coronado. is now
master Of the Newburg- The Newburg mas nm
ished discharging 400 tons OF freight ana Is
iossf,r for san Francisco az the Slade mill
Edward Bnlzinc. second mate Of the Newnurg
was iniurea yesterday while experimenting the
VOL ~ dizchsrfins freight. heavy iron
plate fell him. breaking his shoulder ana
several ribs.
Inln. takes 700 ooe feet of lumber. The brig
IuriIne sailing for San Francisco. takes 3I5 600
feet Eight rareoes were taken from the Slade
NH dnrine the month OF September. -Four Of
tbern were for San Francisco ara totaied 5. 1857
6aa feet of Timber. I.o64.6oo iath and 200 600
sFinglek Five cargoes we're sent away By the
American mill three Of them for San Fran
CISCO and the others for San Pedro. Shipments
aggregated 2. .isT, tss feet Of lumber. ses 500
isth and ? 3an. 600 shingles Statements from
other mills have not yet been received.
ASTORIA. Ore Oct 3.-The steamer ALI
ance left today for Coos Bay with freight and
The ofl tank steamer George Loomis left out
.-be steamer Barracouta Of the Portland-san
Francisco line arrived today with full freight
cargo A large cargo awaits her for her ort-
ward friH
The British steamer wyneric. which has been
od the mouth n the river FOR the last thirty
Fix hours crossed n today. She viii load luTn-
her at Portland for the Orient.
TIE condition Of tie bar this evening is
somewhat smoother.
PORT LAND Oct 3.-The British ship Hule-
wood left Valparaiso MONDAY for Portland. in
ballast seking business. according 10 csblegram
received this morning. She Will be the first
vessel to come north since the earthquake
EUREKA. Oct 3.-The Pernona arrived today
and the Arctic LEFT fo- San Francisco. The
steamers Laknae and II. A. Kilhurn are due
70 sails but are now bar bound. TIE Rival is
expected.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.