The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Dense Fog Along the Coast flinders Ships
Sailing for San Francisco

The steamship Enterprise, Captain
1oungren. arrived in yesterday from
fillo, and brought the last shipment of
sugar OF the past season.
Ihis consisted Of 5000 sacks. 1t
also brought 150 punches of bananas
and $50 cases of pineapples. Captain
foungren reports that the fog was
dense off the coast, and made naviga-
ton very difficult He reports sight
ing the Alameda, which left this port
saturday morning bound TO Honolulu.
The Enterprise brought the follow
ing cabin passengers: J. A Weaver.
wife and two children; J. X Dillon,
wife and two childreni NJ. j. Campier.
c. Eckhoiz, J. Mayes. J. c. Mocine, j.
{. Adams and +. BrughiIli
Captain Youngren reports that the
steamer Lurline will be due to arrive
from Honolulu tomorrow. and that the
steamer will be laid up at this port
until December 4, when it will return
TO the islands.
The HilOnian will sail for Honolulu
on November IL with a cargo of gen
eral merchandise, but will return prac-
ucally empty handed
Fog Delays Big Steamers
The heavy fog that hung over the bav
on saturday and Saturday night de-
!ayed the sailing OF three big vessels
that tried IN vain TO put to sea but We're
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Melggs 5 wharf. The fog lifted little
early yesterday morning and the three
Dig steamers shortly after 4:30 O'Clock
welgher anchors and slowly proceeded
out through the Golden gate
They We're the Arizonan CAPTAIN
Nichols, bound for Seattle; the Texan.
captain Hall, bound for Honolulu, and
the Aztec, Captain Stewart bound for
Nanaimo 10 load coal, from which point
1t. VIII proceed to Central America n
ports TO go into the coffee trade be-
tween that section and Panama
Many Visit Catinat
large number of visitors went on
board the French cruiser Catinat yes
terday and kept the water front
launches busy until late in the after
noon carrying people TO the vessel
Among those visiting the cruiser We're
some OF the prominent French residents
or this city. The Catinat will be in the
narpor Tor three weeks, and' now that
II has been cleaned up viii be open to
the public every afternoon.
Albert Rickmers Arrives
me German bark Albert Rickmers
Captain Dierks. arrived in YESTERDAY. II
Gays from Astoria 1t will load canned
fruits, salmon and lumber for the United
Kingdom, for orders
Fog ut Eureka
me tog that has been covering the
entrance TO the Golden gate has ex-
fenced up to Eureka, as telegraphic
advices from that point yesterday
stated that there was large fleet of
vessels inside the harbor trying to get
OUT, and that there were several yes
eis OUTSIDE the harbor trying to get in
BufOrd Due sunday
The transport Buford is due to arrive
az TINS port next Sunday. 1t Will come
dlrect from Nagasaki and will not stop
at Honolulu on account of its delay at
Nagasakl, occasioned by the two cases
or choiera on board. IL is scheduled to
sail for the Philippines December 3.
Lucipara Docks
The British slip Lucipara has docked
al Howard street This vessel which
ran into succession of storms snow
and gales, presents a demoralized ap-
pearance and was the subject of much
curiosity yesterday from the visitors
along the water front The rigging
and masts still show the effects of the
terrific blizzards it encountered while
rouding the Horn 1t will begin dis.
charging this week.
Bark Jean Arrives
The French bark Jean. Captain lie
Cal arrived in port yesterday, IL days
from sydney Captain lie Gal reports
that the voyage up was accompanied
weather The vessel comes in ballast to
Z. c. Evans.
Lumber Arrivals
The lumber arrivals from the north
coast by sea yesterday amounted to
2.04S,000 feet.
Collision at Vancouver
News came by wire yesterday that
Royal while entering Vancouver, B. c.,
collided with the Japanese Steamship
Kukui Maru. which was al anchor The
Princess Royal had its stem twisted
and the Japanese liner had six of its
plates badly dented.
VIII Sail Tomorrow
The Pacific Mail steamship company's
steamship Manchuria will sail tomor-