The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-14
COAST
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
liens of Interest 10 Mariners
of The Pacific

SEATTLE, Jan. IS.-The steamship Alice
Gertrude. which went ashore on Slip Point.
ciallam Bay, VIII be a total loss. The vessel
Is now pounding on the rocks and is already
breaking to pieces. The crew and passengers
arrived in the city last night. The vessels
masts have gone ana she is not expected TO last
more than a day or two. She viii be re-
East.
The steamer Transport which went ashore
az west Seattle early yesterday morning, was
today pulled on and taken TO smith Cove. The
Har i n1ndamageo although the upper works
a Japanese apprentice boy on the liner
JAM kotohira Maru sprang from that vessel
~ sue was pulling out TO the nreboat, distance
OF about twenty feet. in an endeayor 20 es-
cape de was sent back on board.
Ioday's departures-Daini Kotohira MRru. for
VANCOUVER, B. c.. Jan l3.-The Nor
wegian steamer Haldis has been chartered by
steamer Themis. which Was wrecked a few
weeks ago at Christie Pass. north end OF Van
eouVer Island The Haldis Is new steamer.
She viii be employed IN the ore and general
cargo carrying trade between Vancouver and
points on the northern coast Her carrying
ent lying AZ Mott japanese coal port She
Is 10 come TO Vancouver direct from there and
term OF charter is nine months.
Ban PEDRO. Jan. l3.-The bark Diamond
N port this morning and anchored in the outer
The oil steamer white CAPTAIN Seaman. from
LOTT darford- came IN today. berthed at the
crescent wharf ana proceeded out again on
The oil barge Santa Paula. in tow Of the tug
Monarch, also came in and locked at the
crescent wharf with cargo Of oil for the
The steamer Mandalay. Captain Sanford.
saeeo this mornin~ for San Diego 10 discharge
The steamer Francis II. Leggett. Captain
hanier. finished discharging large lumber
cargo at this port and left this afternoon for
fortlandNEia San Francisco.
ASTORIA Or, Jan. l3.-The British steam
sup vermont arrived here today from the
Orient, via San Francisco. She left I'D the river
this evening for Portland where she viii load
wheat and -four FOR the Far East
The schooner Abbie, with a cargo OF 1T5. 600
teet OF lumber for San Francisco, was towed
The German ship Marie Hackheld arrived
here today from Portland, with cargo OF hour
The British steamer Gymeric left up the
liver today for Portland where she viii load
The steamers santa Ana and Johsn Paulsen
nave arrived here from Portland, with lumber
eargoes for California
ing Company OF Hoquiam was yesterday award
ed the contract for building another steam
Of Aberdeen. The steamer viii be Of 1876 feet
keel. IS feet beam and y feet inches depth
Of hold; viii cost $4,000 and VIII be a sister
steamer 10 The ". n. Murphy, now being
built az the same yards.
The British ship Dudhope Captain Bernier
reached Port Townsend last night from Salina
IruZ The DudhODe was chartered for wheat
70 me INfUhHQ tl0urinG NILS Company.
load at Tacoma but lost her charter hy twelve
days The vessel arrived on Cape Flattery eight
DAYS ago, but was forced 10 sea again The
Dndhope viii remain at Port Townsend for
orders.
Captain Andrew Ana one OF the pioneer sea
faring men q Puget Sound and mate Of the
steamer Monticello, was found dead in bed at
his home 81 Paulsbo. Bainbridge Island. BIZ his
vie, when she went 20 cal him Yesterday
nlornlng Captain Ana was As years Of age He
II SURVIVED ~ a widow and three children
HONOLULJ, Jan. 4.-The American shin st
francfs Is loading stone ballast ana expects to
The bark Nuuanu, Captain Josselyn viii leave
-ot AlAqelphla about the middle Of this
month"; taking 100 tons OF sugar
The launch Brothers saved the schooner Ka-
waiian from being dashed 10 pieces on the
reeI on the waikiki side Of the channel during
me storm when the southerly weather drove her
III toward the reef She Jet 20 her mudhooks
ana, az great risk. the launch got near enough
70 pass line Then the anchors were raised
ana The launch r0wed the Kawaflanf to deem
water and put her on her way % Koolau.