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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-14
ALDRIcH BILL IN HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. April l3,-The
Aldrich financial bill as passed by the
Senate was handled without gloves
today by the speakers before the
House committee on banking and
currency which was the considering
With the exception Of
Charles G. Glover, president Of the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-14
PUT OUT OF BUSINESS.

LOS ANGELES. April l3.-As 3
result Of the municipal elections to-
day in the cities Of the sixth class
licensed saloons have been put out o.
business entirely in Riverside, Co.
roma and San Jacinto counties, the
two remaining counties where the IL
censed saloon had a firm foothold,
going dry.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-04-14
BRIEF SESSION OF SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April l3-A briei
session of the Senate today was de-
voted to the transaction Of routine
business and the delivering Of a
speech by Scott, chairman OF the com
mittee on buildings and grounds,
Scott appealed to the Senate to make
an adequate appropriation for public
buildings in Washington City so that
the official business may be transact
ed with the greatest efficiency and
economy.
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INVESTIGATE WALL STREET.

ALBANY, N. VI, April 13,-The
bill providing for the appointment OF
a commission OF nine to investigate
Wall street speculations as recon-
mended last week by Governor
Hughes was introduced to the Sen
ate tonight.
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Scores Of Persons, including
Firemen and Policemen,
Overcome by Smoke
FOUND 8 CHARRED BODIES
The Fire Was Discovered at 1880
Sunday Morning qt the Plant at the
Backing Factory and Famed by
a Stiff Breeze Spread Rapidly.

From the embGs Of yesterdays
eonhagration in Chelsea there arose
today well organized movement for
aid and relief to thc 10000 homeless,
counting OF the cost by insurance
companies, whose representatives
placed their losses at $3.500,000 and a
determination by the city authorities
to rebuild the $50 acres swept over
by the flames where stood before the
fire property valued al nearly $1,000,
600 No further deaths are reported
today and Of all the injured only two
were believed to be in critical con
dition. Comparatively little suffering
is reported among the fire victims
today, So prompt and efficient was
the relief work begun yesterday that
practically no one was without shell.
ter during the night. Today the re-
lief work was taken up by those who
handled the Massachusetts, fund for
the San Francisco sufferers. Early
today Mayor Beck ISSUED an appeal
to the country, but after a conference
with acting Governor Draper the ap-
peal was amended to include only the
State The announcement was made
Nhat $4,000 had been raised by sub
scription in Boston before noon. In
addition the city Of Chelsea appro,
priated $4,000 and resolution in
troduced into the Legislature calling
for 100000 from the State, Many OF
the nearby cities have announced the
starting of subscription papers and
the city governments of others will
hold special meetings to act on the
matter.
BOSTON, April l3.-Ten thousand
persons rendered homeless, at least
three burned TO death, half hundred
injured, and property loss Of be.
tween $7,500,000 and $l0000000 sum.
marize the record of disaster which
confronts the city of Chelsea as the
result Of the great fires Of yesterday.
A blackened and smoldered mass OF
ruins marks the sites OF some of the
finest public buildings Of the city
historic churches, valuable factory
and business structures as well as
hundreds of houses, covers belt
three quarters OF mile wide, stretch
ing across the city for a distance of
a mile and half
The city was not formally placed
under martial law but as result of
reports OF looting, the entire burned
section and its environs were patrol
led by Marine from the Charlestown
Navy Yard and sixteen companies Of
state militia, infantry men and artil-
lery men.
The soldiers were supplied with
ten rounds Of ball cartridges. Adju-
tant Gen, VIM. H. Bingham Of the
staff Of Gov Guild had personal di.
rection Of the work of the militia
Gen Bingham said the situation did
not seem to justify a proclamation
of martial law but after consulta-
ton with Mayor Jos. Beck of Chelsea,
stringent measures were being taken
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HEAvYWEIGHTs MATCHED.

NEW YORK, April l3-Unless
one or the other backs out at the last
moment, Jack Johnson and Tommy
Burns will be formally matched to-
day to fight for the heavyweight
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PASO ROBLES, April l3-Ad-
miral Evans is much better tonight
and early in the evening was able to
attend to his correspondence.
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TEN JURORS SECURED.

SAN FRANCISCO, April l3.-The
sixth day of the Ruef trial was pro,
ductive of four jurors making 10 men
who thus far have been passed sub
ject to the peremptory challenge.
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TO TAKE TESTIMONY.

NEW YORK, April 13,-Josiah
Cohen, Of Pittsburg, was today APP
pointed a commissioner to take the
testimony of seven Pittsburg wit
nesses in the Thaw divorce case.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
MINISTER TELLS OF
GIRDHNG GLOBE
DR.. Adams Talks to Congrega-
tional Church Members on
His Completed Journey
Chicago Hottest Place in the
World We Found" Says
Popular Preacher

Every seat in the First Congrega-
tional church was taken last evening
when the pastor DR.. Adams. who has
Just returned from a tour abroad rose
to speak on the experiences of his Is
weeks travel in betting the globe.
Briefly. but most entertainingly, DIR.
Adams sketched the pieturesqueness.
customs, life and scenes of the various
cities through which he had passed,
and related several amusing incidents
which had enlivened the journey.
London was characterized as the sub
stantial city: place where one felt the
government could not be overthrown
by mere election. Shanghai, with its
old and new city; Colombo with its
wonderful breaking waves; Honolulu
and its unsurpassed aquarium; Japan,
for which the speaker announced that
he felt less sympathy for it as ma
tion than he had before seeing the peo-
pie in their own land; the Red sea,
where the travellers We're told they
would melt and which proved most
enjoyable, were all depicted with de-
lightful felicity and charm Of speech to
the delight of his auditors.
"The hottest place we found" said
DR.. Adams, was last Sunday. Need
/ say that it was Chicago? / have never
| experienced anything hotter. But our
whole trip was delightful, and though
/ feeling recuperated and refreshed in
! every way. / am heartily glad to be
home again, and truly joyful that my
/ lines are cast in pleasant places-this
/ city which l love and where / hope to
/ stay until the last great call
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
DRAWS MORAL FROM PLAY

At Central NJ E. church, DR.. E. r.
Ollie pastor, the morning sermon was
on the topic of The Servant in the
House In his opening remarks DR..
Ollie said:
1T should not be such an astonish-
ing thing to see a Christian portrayed
in these times. and yet from the amount
of comment excited ii would seem as IL
such a portrayal were amazing. The
Servant in the House is play in
which the author has tried to show the
true principles Of real Christian living
where good is performed without hope
or desire of reward, and where people
are actuated by sincere wish to do
something TO make the world better
and help it along.
III is our loss that there is not
enough of that kind OF Christianity In
our day We have with us several kinds
of Christians-for instance, the wood
en- one who will do nothing, be nothing,
believe nothing without the mental
question VIII it pay meg This is the
sort of Christian who wants all good
| things TO come his way. as if they We're
/ his by right without the slightest ef-
| fort.
There is. too. the golden Christian,
he who tries to a certain extent to fol-
/ low the golden rule, but who. never
theless has a feeling deep down in his
/ heart that he will in some manner
shortly be recompensed for his well
doing by the extension of similar
fayors to himself He is the man who
! that he probably will receive return
invitation next week. He is good as
| far as he goes. but it is not enough. IL
! the reign of terror in France there were
those who deliberately lay down in {
| ditch of water that others might WALL
| over their bodies and gain their goal
/ This was the real spirit-doing good
| without thought or feeling of gain
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
MOSES FIRST REFoRMER

Calvary Presbyterian church heard a
forceful and interesting sermon yes
terday morning delivered by its pastor.
Rev William RAIDER, on the subject:
The Death in the Desert and the
Dawn of the Social Conscience" DR..
RAIDER told the story of how Moses
when young man went into the desert
and saw there an Egyptian task master
beating a Hebrew slave.
He was so overcome by indigna-
ton" said the speaker, that he res
cued the slave by knocking down the
Egyptian and killing him.. This is the
first instance of one man defending the
rights of another. and 1t was from this
beginning that the. SOCIAL conscience
OF man grew gradually keener and
more alive to the question of equal
rights for all men All the battles
that have since been fought--those OF
Bunker Hill, Gettysburg. and all such
familiar names. had their inception in
this act of Moses. Afterward, when the
prophet had become older. he kindle6
a fire in the desert and there learned
the principles of true theology-that we
must rescue others from unhappiness
or misery not by force, but by love.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

Of lumber for Shanghai arrived down the river
this evening and viii 20 10 sea in the morning
The following vessels are laid up in Youngs
river waiting for charters: Schooner Irene bark
entine Wrestler, schooner Alyena and schooner
Oliver J. Olson.
The wireless station here was in communica-
ton this evening with the steamer Rose City.
which is due here tomorrow from San Fran
cisco.
The tug WHllGla sighted the schooner G. B.
Jackson. en- route from CRllao for Grays Har-
bOT- of the river this morning.
San Pedro. Aug. 23.-After discharging part
Of her lumber cargo az Santa Barbara the
steamer Northland, Captain Jameson arrived
this morning from Portland via San Francisco.
Steamer Pasadena. Captain Kalnin. arrived
from Eureka with 450. 600 feet of lumber.
Steamer Queen, Captain Hail. arrived from
San Diego and cleared for San Francisco.
Steamer Roma. Captain Lane, cleared this
morning for Portland and Seattle with 81 900
barrels OF oil. In leaving port In thick fog
the Roma struck the outer end Of the hreakwater
tearing away 100 feet Of the piling. As she was
proceeding slowly she escaped serious injury and
continued her course
Steamer Despatch. Captain Kokeretz. arrived
this afternoon from Eureka with ESQ, 600 feet
OF lumber.
Tacoma. Aug 23.-British steamer onofal
left this morning for Seattle 10 load shipment
OF -four She returns here Tuesday and leaves
for Liverpool next Friday night.
American steamer Hy AIDES will be in port to
morrow 70 bunker and losd some outward freight
for Nome.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Eighteen Vessels With Various
CargOeS Arrived Yesterday

Elgnteen vessels. sixteen steamers
and two sailing ships entered the
esoloen Gate yesterday Two OF the
vessels brought csrgoes of oil sixteen
thousand barrels were consigned TO
the Association oil company ana l0.-
ooo 10 the Onion oil company. Seven Of
ne vessels brought cargoes Of lumber.
ne total lumber receipts were Bill
coo feet
among the arrivals was the red stack
-us hercules, from san Diego The Her
cues toWed raft OF lumber. con-
taihlng f.too,oe0 feet. from the Sius-
law river TO San Diego. Between the
-aeGth OF the river and Cane MendO-
elao Nne Hercules encountered extreme
- teaFy weather and was compelled
20 heaNe' 70 for three days It is pos
Sipte that the Hercules viii be sent af-
1et another raft, as II is one Of the
''-s2ss powerful Jowboats on the coast
Sails for United Kingdom
me British ship Celtic Monarch.
-lch was towed TO sea several days
-, sailed yesterday for Liverpool
- ~ a cargo consisting of 101.S1S cases
- aimed fruit, 200 cases of canned
Nssetantes. 4zs cases of honey Is cases
- taoels and 4SI, ,240 pounds of scrap
ron The Celtic Monarch is the first
snip 10 sail for the United Kingdom
Tor several months
Entertafns Officers of Company
Captain ". T G s. Filmer OF the
.apanese liner Hongkong Aaru enter
SSsneQ W n Avery. agent OF the Toyo
rlseh haisha in this city and Cap
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
The OyerdHe List

Norwegian bark Ester. out 262 days from Am
ster1am. for Mocasssr, 80 per cent
British bark Carnedd Lleweliyn, ont 1S1 days
from Caleta Buena. for Falmouth 30 per cent.
British ship Aberfoyle cut $50 days from Ant
werp. for Portland. Ore. 20 per cent.
German ship Elisa ont l6O days from San
Francisco for Queenstown. per cent.
French bark Jean Baptiste. out lis days from
Caleta Colosa. for Falmouth. S per cent.
British ship Siam. out 1853 days from Adelaide.
for Falmouth, 5 per cent.
British steamer Aeon, out 40 days from San
Francisco for Auckland 35 per cent
British bark Toxteth, out 1T5 days from Port
Talbot. for Tocopilla. IS per cent
British bark Heathfeld, out AS days from
Caleta Colose. for the channel per cent
British bark Saxon. out I2I days from London.
for Newcastle. y. s. W. per cent.
Norwegian bark Lysglnt. ont 10 days from
caIIao, for Sydney, Is per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

tain Scott of the cruiser South Dakota
yesterday afternoon on his vessel. Cap
tain Fiimer is a son of Captain Filmer
of the liner America Maru and is
known Is the youngest captain in the
Pacific service.
Yosemite Making Good Time
The steam schooner Yosemite, which
is on its way from the Columbia river
in tow was spoken by the steamer
Quinault. August 21. So miles north of
Cape Blanco- The Yosemite reported
the weather clear and calm. Good time
has been made by the vessel so far.
Asia Leaves Honolulu
The British steamer Asia. now un-
der control of the Pacific Mail steam
ship company, departed for this port
from Honolulu yesterday. The Asia
is due here august 2S. The Asia is
bringing a s., 500 600 silk cargo
The Manchuria- Captain Saunders,
viii sail for the orient tomorrow.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail steamship company s
, steamer san Juan viii sail for Panama
and South American ports next Satur-
day. The san Juan viii carry a large
cargo OF raw silk and machinery.
Steamers State of California and
Portland today.
Kosmos liner Ramses viii sail for
Hamburg September >, stopping al
South American ports.
British steamer Can1brian King has
been chartered 10 load wheat for the
United Kingdom
Edward n. Greenway and a party
from the bohemian club We're guests at
a luncheon on the cruiser West Nir-
ginia yesterday afternoon.
Captain Wright of the Crowley
launch company made a special.trip out
10 the cruiser California yesterday
afternoon TO deliver a magnificent side
board 10 the vessel. The sideboard is
Of solid mahogany and gees, with the
silver set recently given 20 the cruiser
by the citizens OF the state.
Saves Policeman From Drowning
Ernest Raynaud, marine reporter or
the Merchants exchange. added more
! laurels TO his reputation as a life saver
/ early yesterday morning when he
saved the life OF Policeman Gus Mogan,
who fell into the bay from Crowley
/ launch No. :. Mogan was one of a
party OF fishermen who went out 70
Point Reyes as the guests of Meyer
Friedman He slipped from the launch
/ the prompt action of Raynaud.
No Word OF Aeon
No word has yet been received from
/ the British steamer Aeon, which LETT
this port nearly two months ago for
Auckland. Along the water front fears
/ are expressed for the safety OF the
dent has happened 10 the machinery
Few steamers run on the trip to New
! Zealand. and il may be some time
( before any word is brought of the ves-
sci She is now quoted for reinsurance
at IS per cent.
Steamer Damages Jetty
Word was received through the
I United wireless company last evening
+ from the steamer Queen, off Point Ar
guella that the oil tank steamer Roma
I Captain Lane, ran into the ietty at SaT
4 Pedro yesterday afternoon and caused
4 considerable damage. The accident
I happened in q dense fog. The Roma
ran into the jetty leo feet inside the
( kwater and destroyed SO feet Of
rrrsfla work The message did no
! state the extent OF damage sustained
( by the Roma No casualties were re
( ported
Steamer NOyo Arrives
The steamer Noyo Captain Bostrom
( arrived in late last night II hour.
/ from Moss Landing.
/ MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

SYNOPSIS
The pressure has risen rapidly over the north
western portion of the country and fallen over
the Rocky mountain region. Cloudy weather
prevails along the coast from Point Reyes 10
the mouth Of the Columbia river; elsewhere west
Of the Rocky mountains the weather is gen
orally fair. Thundersforms are reported from
eastern Oregon. western Montana and northern
Arizona
The temperature has risen in the Sacra-
mento valley and remained nearly stationary in
other districts
ConditioDs are favorable for fair and warmer
weather in California Monday with light
northwest winds.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vieinity-Fair and warmer
Monday; light northwest winds
Santa Clara valley-Fair aud warmer Monday:
light northwest winds
Sacramento valley-Fair and warmer Monday:
light north winds.
San Joaquin valey-Fsir and warmer Monday;
light north winds.
Los Angeles and Ticinty-Fair Monday: light
west winds G. H WILSON
Local Forecaster, temporarily IN charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sunday. August %
stmr Bandon Reed. - hours from Goes bsy
Stmr Newburg, Norberg. GO hours from Grays
Harbor.
Stmr Doris Olsen AS hours from San Pedro.
Stnr Raymond. Estrom, IL hours from Moss
landing
Fort Bragg; bound south. put In to land pass
stmr Brunswick, Higgins. "A hours from Fort
stmr Sea Foam. Lee. Il hours from Mendocino
via Point Arena IL hours.
Stmr Vanguard. odIand, "a hours from Eureka
Stmr Phoenix. Hansen, is hours from Needle
stmr Kilburn. Mcclellan. 20 hours from
Eureka
Dor: bound for San Pedro. put in for fuel.
Stmr Quinault, Christensen, GO hours from
sfmr whittier, Seaman. 81 hours from Re
Ger ship AIsterberg saelzer. IS days from
Shin Marion chiIcott Anderson, II hours from
Monterey: in TOW tug Defiance.
Schr Newark. Engdahi, 20 hours from Byxbes
Tug Hercules. Thompson. 4s hours from sar
Diego
Saturday. August %.
stmr shasta, Hansen Belllnghsm.
Stnr Tamalpais. Anderson Grays Harbor-
Stmr Asuncion. Bridget, Portland.
Sunday. August %.
Stmr tSuaIaHa -Martenson Del afar landing
Sfmr Caseo AhIin- San Pedro
Stmr Santa Barbara Zaddart. San Pedro.
Stmr Santa Rosa Alexander, San Diego.
Stmr Fulton, Maloney. Eureka.
Stmr North Fork, Nelson, Eureka
Stmr Geo Loomis. McKehar Redondo
Stmr Jas Higgins. Higgins. San Pedro.
Rr ship Celtic Monarch, Ilewellyn, Liverpool
Sehr Santiago Engalis, Monterrey in tow tut
Relief
schr Ida A. Beck. Bodega
Schr Alexander, johnson, Eureka. In TOW
stTnr North Fork
TELEGRApHIC
POINT LoB0S Aug %. 10 n--Westhe
DOMESTIC PORTS
AsT0RIA--Arrived Aug 23-Stmr Breakwater
from Coos bay
sailed Aug 2s-stnr Alliance. for Coos hay
SEATTI.E-Arrived Aug 23-Stmr Seward
from Cordova; stmr Jefferson from Skaeway
sfmr Northwestern. from Nome
Sailed Aug p, p m-Sfmr City OF Seattle
GRAYS HARBoR-Arrived Aug 22-stm
Winnebago. from Seattle; stmr Bee, hence Au,
sailed Aug 22-stmr Hornet. fer San Fran
Cisco
REDoNDo-Arrired Aug % -stmr Brooklyn
from Union landing
EUREKA- Aug 22-stmr Eureka, TO
Astoria via Coos bay Aug 23-Stmr Geo v
Elder. for San Francisco; stmr Roanoke, FOR Ssl
Francisco.
Arrived Aug 23-Stmrs Iaqua, City OF Topek
and Roanoke. hence Aug -
SIUSLAW--Saiied Aug 22-Schr Sausalito. 70
San Francisco
EVERETT Arrived Aug 22-schr o IL Kel
/ logg, from -.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

lar Sunday attendance that the courts
of the Lord might receive their just
need. The fact that this was time
when people were more or less examin-
ing fhem less stable than they should
be. and drifting insensibly away from
their church tenets. was argued against
with great earnestness.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
URGES ATTENDANCE

Bishop Nichols occupied the pulpit
of Grace church yesterday morning IN
place of Rev. David Evans and preached
to his congregation from the text:
Behold this is the house of prayer.
Taking for a parallel the act of our
Lord in throwing the money changers
out of the temple In the old jewish
days. he spoke of the various means of
desecrating the house of God and dwe1t
on the fact that the primary purpose
of a church building was to serve as a
placa for holy prayer. and meditation.
Referring to the future building of
the new cathedral. he pointed out the
fact that the congregations of the
churches We're dwlndllng, in some
cases. in a startling manner and urged
upon his hearers the necessity of regu-
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ABERDEES-Arrired Aug 22-stmr Santa
Monica. hence Aug 49,
DorT. Daisy Freeman. for San Francisco. To sail
Aug 23-Sfmrs G G Lindauer. H0Quiam. Thos L
Wand and Certralia, for San Francisco
hence Aug 2f for Victoria; stmr Hyades from
Nome for Seattle. 0ut-Br stmr Ilford- for
Hamburg etc In-Nor stmr Fir. from Guaymss
san PEDRo-Arrived Aug 2s-stmr Pssa
dena from Albion; stnr Queen. from San Diego
stmr Northland. from Santa Barbara.
Sailed Aug 23-Stmr Queen and stmr Roma,
| for San francisco
HONOLULU Sailed Aug 23-Br stmr Asia,
| for San Francisco
Sailed Aug 23-Stmr Iurline. for Hilo: stmI
Mexican, for Kahuiui: stmr Arizonan for ka-
FOREIGN PORTS
yIcTORIA--Arrived Aug 2S-Br stmr Beech
/ ley from Nome
and Copenhagen.
HAvRE-Sailed Aug 22-Stmr La Gasccgne
/ for New York.
NEW YORK-Arriyed Aug 23-Stmr Columbia
/ from Glasgow and MoTille; stmr La Touraine
., LoSDoS~ Sailed Aug es-stmr Minnetonka
4 for New York.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
Army Transports

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford arrived August is from Manila
and viii sail for the islands September 5.
The Crook is in port and viii sail for Manila
September 10.
The KiIpafr is at Newport News. Va
The Dix arrived August Is at Honolulu from
Manila
The Logan is in port.
The Meade is at New York.
The Sherman is in port.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila
The Thomas arrived August at Manila
The Warren is at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
A Volcano Lake

There is a landscape in Mexico. Just
over the California line, colored bright
blue and yellow and brown and sending
up clouds of snow white steam Ferdf-
nand Burgdorn painted this country of
Volcano Lake. and his brilliant picture
is reproduced in colors as the frontis-
piece for Sunset Magazine for Septen-
ber.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
OCEAN SHORE RAuWAY

Depot 18TH aud Mission sts-DaiIy except SIM
day-Lesve: sT.45a. 9-15a, fs45p. 5:J0p Ar
hoIidsys-Lesve. T.55a. elisa. .s1o:o0a. lo.aaa
1900 noon. 1s45p. 5.50p. S.lsp. Arrive: 7-s5a
900a. IL s29a. 1-22p- 3.55p. @5.05p. 535p. 6-s2p.
sMixed 'sGranada Express makes no inter
uediate stops.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

Astoria. Aug. 23.-Steamer Alliance. Captain
Olson sailed for Coos bay this morning with
freight and passengers
Steamer Buckman. route 10 San Francisco
from Seattle passed the river at noon.
steamer schooner r. ID. Inman arrived down
tire river this morning and went 10 Knappton
u finish lumber cargo for San Francisco
Steamer Breakwater Captain Macfienn.
reached port this morning from Coos bay and
proceeded Ia Portland
British steamer Bucraniss with 2.5lo.ooo feet