The San Francisco call., 1906-11-05

from Olympia to Redondo with lumber. is an
ehored In Clallam Bay. The tug Hero arrived
here from Oscar Island today.
Maritime interests of Puget Sound are unit
IN demanding that the Federal Government pro-
specially of Cape Flattery and the menacing
vancouver Island coast line. where the Valencia
ought TO be done. Some of the things they unite
IN demanding are vertical light at Tatoosh
light; small ightship at Point Partridge; whistle
instead of a bell at Edine; hook beh Alki
Point; ightship at Swiftsur Bank; better light
at Admiralty Head; life-saving station at Neah
Bay and three or more between that point and
Destruction Island: bell at Bush Point: light
and horn at Port Angeles; stake light at Brough-
tenhead; light and fog signal on shoal at Olden-
bank for signal; stake light at Viii Rock and a
bell bouy instead of a nun buoy at Heine
ASTORIA. Nov. 4-The schooner Prosper ar
rived here today from California to load lumber
for San Francisco. The big freighter Aztec ar
cargo and is diseharging here tonight. she will
leave for Portland in the morning.
The steamers NOrthland and Asuncion arrived
TO-DAY from Portland and will go to sea tomorrow
weather permitting.
a fierce, gale is raging of the river this evening
and the bar-bound feet is increasing. 1t was
rumored here today that the wrecked ship Peter
iredaie was breaking TO pieces ON account OF the
heaFy sea that is washing the shore. where she
lies. The rumor has not been confirmed. but she
probably s': ly will suffer during the storm.
SEATTLE NoT 4-W. H. Allison assistant
TO President Ford of the Pacific Coast Company
has prepared plans for adding forty-four feet to
the steamer Spokane. 10 enable her to en-
gage in other than the excursion trade Bids
for the work will be called for soon This will
increase her capacity 611 tons
The Japanese liner Tango, now in port, has
aboard thirty-sfx Japanese women which is the
record list for this class delivered here on any
boat.
In order 70 have the office contain record of
the wreck the local marine inspectors are hearing
the story Of the beaching of the Santa Ana in the
straits from Captain Hartman and Chief Engi-
neer Dudley.
The steamship India. just chartered by the
Pac1ne Mail line for the Panama run. will arrive
from Nome November 10 She will proceed within
a few days afterward to San Francisco
The city OF Puebla. sailing tomorrow for San
Francisco, has sold out her passenger accommo-
dations. The steamer Watson will sa for San
Francisco tonight with full cargo.
The ship General Fairchiids which sailed from
Bellngham for Nome and Teller last July, has
not been reported for several weeks.
The Overdue List.
Norwegian bark Theodor. ont 24s DAYS from
Fort Tampa. for Yokohama. 80 per cent.
Italian ship Margherita out l6T DAYS from
Genoa. for Antofagasta, per cent.
Norwegian ship Cortez. out I46 DAYS from
Hamburg, for Antofagasta S per cent
German bark Peter Rickmers out I63 days
from RangOon for Bremen. 20 per cent
American schooner Kineo out 1872 days from
hahufIi. for Delaware Breakwater. so per cent
British ship Palgrave. out 1875 days from Ham
burg. for San Francisco. 10 per cent
French bark ST. Louis out l4T days from Fort
Tampa, for Hiogo. 10 per cent.
10 IT,