The San Francisco call., 1906-09-28
tanned serious internal injuries. He
was treated at the Harbor Hospital.
COAST SHIPPING NEWS.
Items of Interest to Mariners
OF the Pacific.

-otAAAAl-- VIII AlfE 10 ne CdlEltG Nll NDENleA
The business sEent Of the local This. gives
the opportunity Of renewing negotiations for the
purpose Of bringing shout friendly settlement
rumor this morning had II that one lumber
shipper offered the owners OF the old bark St
Nicholas $50 thousand for san Francisco,
which Is fully as much as is being paid tie
steam schooners plying in the trade. The offer
refused sad the old bark taken 70 Clifton
70 Tic up for the winter
The Hartman liner Costa Rics sailed for San
Francisco last night with full cargo OF gen
ersl freight The steam schooner Johan Poul-
sen departed for the same destination With
cargo Of lumber
The steamer Harold Dollar left Seattle last
night for the Coiumbfs River 10 load lumber at
one Of the lower mills for San Francisco
The schooner Irene went 70 Vancouver last
night 70 load lumber for Redondo- She viii
take on quantity OF railroad ties at Stella
The dredge Portland commenced digging
channel opposite the mills Of the North Pacific
Lumber Company this morning.
Two more ships suitable for grain carriers
were chartered this morning 10 load general
csrgoes AZ Leith and Newcastle-on Tyne for
and Ssno1. the latter having been engaged by
7 :. NcRath Co. They viii be supplied
With csrgoes next month
With full cargo OF general merchandise and
sixty-three passengers the steamer r A Kill
burn arrived last night from San Francisco and
way ports Long before her arrival enough
freight 70 make up a cargo for the return Toy-
age Was lying at the dock.
The French ship vile de Mulhouse viii be
taken IN charge by tusboat at Tacoma Sat
urdaZ and hurried 10 Portland 10 load grain for
the United Kingdom
Aolinos. 80 days from Antwerp. early this
afternoon. one Of the fastest passages Of the
season from any European port was completed
The vessel noored az the Mersey dock where
her cargo of cement win be discharged
settle. sept 2I--At a meeting Of the
Puget Sound Council OF Delegates from the
Longshoremen's and Steredores' unions 10 be
held October { The zdvisability Of asking an
increase q 10 cents an hour for loading and
considered Al the present time lumber han
elers are paid 80 cents an hour and hatch
tenders co cents
There are 1900 tons Of freight ret On the
docks 70 20 10 Bering Sea
George E Billings of San Francisco. owner Of
sle schooner Bl4lings. has Hbeled the Pscifc
Coast Steamship Compsnyss steamer Umatfiia
for SS5ei-sT alleged damage 10 vessels and loss
o. time caused by the Cmetflia coilIdIng with
The Billings al Tacoma dock last year The
nbelsnr alleges the accident was due TO de-
feetive navigation during foggy weather.
The steamers Centrslia for San Pedro Corn
naoo and Grace Dollar for san Francisco. all
lumber laden. are now on the Pacific racing for
same hour yesterday.
The schooner Tropic Bird is loading lumber
Tor san Francisco and viii sail Sunday The
American bsrkentine Planter was toued 70 ses
today for san Francisco with l. 600 600 feet of
lumber. The schooner :. ". elise the schooner
Glendale and the schooner Alicia NcIloneId are
loading lumber. the former for san Pedro and
the latter Two for San Francisco They viii
SAL SATURDAY or Sunday
Captain Gibbs. Marine Surverer today -
eeived notice that the bark Diamond Head has
been damaged BY portion OF the dock 81
.enecerses railing on her. surveyor was sent
Tacoma psrtAs hare purchased the German
S S-selne. 1l1riecnen- which Was brought down
several months aEo she viii be broker m s,s
Der parts sold as soon authority 10 do - err
.,-AaBkRDEEN. wash. Sept. e7.-captstn
z,lekson q the gasoline launch Vera fodsr
4t 71ee 4 wreck report 81 the local crsto1n-house
Ire report states that the launch rsn sShore
II the mouth Of the Queets River and while
grounded the gasoline tank was damaged. OF
Indians came with lanterns an exnIosio1 rs
suited An Indian woman was so badlv burned
nat she died The Vera is a total is,SS
Tie bark Kohzla. out fortr-three dsTs <ro,,
:. S2Al, sr.iFeo today She viii load lumber
Single Company and win san 1o--trn 1h T1e
sc1oo1er St Alexander arrived today after :
8 5o.s.. tl.nres osy trip from the islands. She
= loeoing Tor the return trip 10 Hawaii The
senooner Alert is in port after a run OF forty
i1 thIes DAYS from Guaymss. She IS loading at
ne K Wood mill for Mexico The CentraIis
zol sway last night for San Francisco with
ssSgyo feet of lumber The schooners T. N
ba-kentiae Nersboy are leading - f9So i sess
az the Slsde mill for San Francisco The SAINTS
Barbara Is loading CSC. 900 feet at the American
seooo feet at the Anderson & Mfddieros
chartered % lead at the western mill Her
rate Is $50 per thousand feet Ernest Honrb
representing the Pacific Lumber roransnr 80
several other San Francisco eOncerns I,e hss
awarded a contract 20 the Mathews ShiphuiId-
.ng company for new steam schooner TO cost
feet wide and Il feet deep. and viii carr
between 10000 and 200. 600 feet Of lurnbe-
the scarcity Of ship carpenters made IL neces-
say for the company 10 refuse the orders
lie steamers Coronado. chehalis and Grace
DoltAr. which departed fer San Francisco. car
ned 2 total Of 600 feet Of lumber.
SAA PEDRo. Sept 2.--The steamer Olympic
cisco with freight and passengers having IN
TOW The schooner Fred J. Wood. Captain Mon
sen which win load cargo of lumber at Bel
A1gham fcr San Pedro
he steamer san Gabriel. Captain Green. in
ls.ed oiscnarSing lumber cargo for the Kerck-
1on-ouzner Company and cleared for Eureka and
ImpqDs River 70 reload. The gasoline schooner
>Spoyone. Captain Bash, sailed today for Hardy
Creek. where she VIII load a lumber cargo
me steamer Shasta Captain Hansen, is due
. 70 arrive Iomorrow from Grsys HsrbOr via San
Francisco with large lumber cargo consigned
70 the E K Wood Lumber Company
The following vessels are disehsrging csrgoes
and Francis Il Leggett; bsrkentiaes Koko
Head. head isasina James 81. Johnson and James
Ariel Minnie A Caine MIndora James n
brnce. Commerce. Manila Meta Nelson, Wins
Bslnbr1oge and Meteor The following res
sels are On the way 70 this port: Steamers
Inan. Americana snd Csloms. scboo1ers Alex.
SroSn, s-. ho1s wawona- H T. Bendixen.
Mahukons HoaOipu. Erie WIibert NJ smif6
and " F. Garmes. British ship Queen Eliza
beth from Hamburg.
TACOMA. sept. 27.-Tbe schooner Glendale
has arrived from San Francisco 10 load return
esrgo of lumber. II IS likely that the German
steamship Asriechel- which was wrecked last
winter On the Alaskan coast will be broken M
IN the near future The vessel IS row lying idle
AZ Quartermaster Hsrbor and her owners have
spilled 70 the Government for permission 10
wreck the vessel without paying duty on the
material in her. Investigation shows that II
would cost more 70 repair the vessel than she
Is worth.
TIE steamship Boveric VIII break all recent
records by carrying 700 tons Of -Four loaded AT
Tacoma snd Seattle 10 North China
Bering Sea freight IS stfll offered IN large
Quantities. and about p 900 tons Of cargo will be
shipped from Tacoma and Seattle before the
close. 0f TIE season. The steamship Pernsyi-
vsnia. which sailed today, carries chiefly food
STUFF
The schooner Snow and Burgess today sailed
from Port Ludlow FOR San Francisco with lum-
Der.
VANCOUVER p. c. sept 27.-rhe Yukon
River steamer Columbian. which was burned
near White Horse. was valued at $50 0OO She
insured for $50 600 and carried cargo only
part OF which was insured. valued at So. 600
She built al Victoria in 1895 and was
owned by the White Pass Route.
EUREKA. Sept 27--The steamer Aurelfs
slipped out late last night. Today the steamer
Eureka and the fhree-ussfer Axales departed
the for san Francisco and the other fer
Redondo- The steamers Pomona and WeSfDort
srriFed from the SOUTH and there are due yef
the steamers Lsckme. Arctic and Phoenix
ASTORIA Or Sept 97.-The barkenfine Hes
per. lumber laden for Cslifornla. sailed today
The British steamship knight OF ST. George
With q cargo OF grain for Genoa Italv left 10