The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-03-05


on River Run--Mareschal Davout
Here From San Pedro = Vosburg
Arrives From Nehalem = Notes.
The handsome white hull OF the
revenue cutter Hugh Mccullough,
loomed pleasantly on the Astoria
vision about 9 o'clock yesterday
morning, and Is now at anchor in the
city channel off the A. & c. docks.
She comes here from Neah Bay, for
her mail, and for fuel, supplies and
the pay OF men and officers, after re-
ceiving all of which, she will return
to Neah Bay. to await the return OF
the cutter Thetis. now in Alaskan
waters on an expedition in the inter
est of some wrecked japanese ma
riners. When she is relieved BY the
Thetis, she will return TO these
waters and take her place on this
station. She has crew OF 6S men
and 7 officers, and is snug little
craft and swift withal. Her officers
are: G. c. Carmine, first lieutenant,
commanding; B. II. Camden, first
officer; G. c. Alexander, second lieu
tenant, second officer; II. +. Rdeout.
second lieutenant, third officer; Roger
C. Weightman, second lieutenant,
navigator; c. ]. Curtis. second assist
ant engineer, chief engineer; and
Harvey T. Johnson, second assistant
engineer, first assistant in that de-
partment She is Of 500 tons burden;
carries six guns; was built in 1877.
at Philadelphia; and has. heretofore,
been stationed at San Francisco.
The French bark La Perouse, Cap
tain lie Dry, arrived down on the
hawsers Of the Oklahama yesterday
morning and is all ready for sea, and
Europe, with her big cargo OF grain.
She will probably cross out this
morning.
The French bark Moliere, Captain
Le Pennec, arrived in from San Fran
cisco yesterday morning at 9:4o
o'clock, and will go to Portland on
the first tow line that offers, to load
out wheat for Europe. The Moliere
made II from bar to bar in six days,
which indicates that she is good
sailer.
The steamship Breakwater, Captain
Macgenn, is due down this morning
from Portland, and will sail early,
from the o. r. & N. pier, for Coos
Bay.
The steamship Geo. w. Elder is
due down from the metropolis at an
early hour tomorrow morning, bound
out for Eureka, San Francisco, and
Port Los Angeles.
The Numantia is among the expect
ed arrivals in this port from China
and is likely to be reported at any
hour.
The motor schooner Della, Captain
Jones on the bridge" arrived in
from the Nestucca yesterday morning
at 1:50 O'Clock, with 600 cases OF
cheese in her hold, and is discharging
same at the o. r. & N. docks.
The motor schooner Gerald c., is
loading out for Nehalem at the Q. K.
& N. docks, and will leave today, or
in the morning, if all is well.
The steamship Senator will be
down from Portland on Saturday
morning and viii leave out about .
o'clock for the Bay City.
The steamer Sue H. Eimore went
to sea and Tillamook yesterday morn
ing at $50 o'clock; and on her re-
turn trip will go on to Portland, her
port of departure.
Captain lie Dry, of the French
bark La Perouse, reported to the
customs authorities here yesterday,
that on the trip down the river from
Portland, three Of his men, sneaked
some life-preservers from the racks
and slipped over the side about mid
night on Tuesday, making good their
escape. The master will endeavor to
fiji their places in this port.
The coast tug Geo. R. Vosburg ar
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