The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to N ariners
of TIE Pacific

SAN PEDRO. March 16.-The United States
collier Justin Captain Yauk, arrived from San
Francisco rhis morning with coal and supplies
for the United States steamers California Ten
nesse and Washington. due from San Diego to-
night The Norwegian steamer Aker. Captain
Nuliikssn. arrived todsy. ont - days from
Mororan Jaqun, with 81 900 oak ties and tim
hers. The steamer westeIner. Captain Andrea
sen. arrived this morning Eve DAYS from Aber-
deen. ard Will discharge 6I0.000 feet of railroad
ties, The steamer Redondo. Captain Bende-
gard. VIII clear tomorrow for Coos bay
PORTLAND. March I6.-Nhen so miles
southwest Of the mouth of tie Columbia river.
Captain Caudal Of the French bark Ernest le
siouve sighted The mast of submerged dere-
lict- II is believed 10 be the same mast that
has been reported several times by incoming
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Portei was here yesterday and delivered 4oooo
barrels Of oil The steamer Breakvater has
arrived from Goes bay. bringing 90 passengers
and large amount Of freight. The steamer
Alliance sailed for Coos bay tonight. The
as having left Fillamook yet and may not ar
rive hero before Wednesday Caught in the
grasp OF 70 mile gale. the TWO masted gaso-
line Schooner Berwics Capfain Cbilis drfted
on tho beach At the mouth OF Siusiaw river Fri
cay night. The craft was bound from this port
- Florence WITH 3 cargo of general mercbaii-
disc. Held back hy winds in doubling Cape
Horn and held IN dense foes Tor n dozen days
OF TIE mouth Of the Columbia river LOST for the
French bark Ernest e Gouve It's race against
the French bark Edward Detailie from Cher
bourg. France. "a Portland. Tho Ernest ie
fiouve arrived here fhis morning. l39 days out
from London ria Cherhourg: the Edward be
tsilIc arrired here about 10 dars ago Both
vessels left tine French port a; the samc time
and were in company TIL near Cape Horn on
tho Atlantic si6c.
The German steamship Numantis will leave
OF It's crew behind on this trip Second
injured his spine He was sent 10 hospital.
as was Third Engineer Hayden. who fell down
companionway this morning and received 2
severe scalp wound. In trying 10 &c fhronSh
the drawbridgc the tug SAMSON collided with
the pier and threw il fully 10 inches out
n line. Ry the end of this monfia the work on
the Columbia river jetty viii be started again.
TACOMA March lG-Ihe Blue Funnel liner
Ming Chow viii leave tomorrow night for thf
orien; and Liverpool with large shipments Of
-four. lumber and canned Saum0n and seven loco
motives for Japan. The United States cable
slip burnside arrived TODAY from Seattle e
mako repairs. The British shin En@eli'"rn with
grain for the United Kingdom. win leave port
Y Ves.Resday. The British bark Sussex with
lumber cargo. viii clear Thursday for tho United
kingSom Tae German steamer Nangard IS
expected Ia port tomorrow 10 load general cargo
ASTORIA. March lc-The barkentine J. NJ
Gritfishs. with a full cargo Of lumber for Ssr
PEDRO. arrived down the river tais morning
The Russian bark Allyn was towed Up the river
this morning &c load lumber for South Africa
Tie schooner Irenc was sesyed up to t;oblc TODAY
g. load lumber for California The French bart
Ami-si ce ternBiier- wrh ear.a 81 grain fol
Europe towed To today. The oil
steamer Catsnia arrived from san Franrisc'
wita fuel aud proceeded 20 Portland. The
british steamer Grvfeyaie. with fGll rarg,
of grain for Hongkong. sailed today. The steame
Senator arrived from San Francisco this after
noou and proceeded Portland. The OF
steamer " :. Porter went to sea bound fo
Mcnterer in ballast The NORTH Pacific line
George IS. Elder arrived this evening from Sa,
I Pedro Tie German steamer Nunaantia. 81
. route the far east. viii sail iomo-row. Th,
second officer and the third engineer fell t,owI
F.; the companionway and viii be left behind tl
trip. Colonel $. w Roessier has made ARRANGE
nents with the contractors the Coumbi.
river jetty whereby stone and other materia
VIII be delivered and settlement viii be mad,
when the appropriation is available. Approx
mately 500. 900 remains of the last appropria
Ifta~ fund will
labcrers at Fort Stevens. Colonel Roessler say
the sundry service bill carries with il pro
vision for 81, 100000 for lefty work at RI,
mouth of the Columbia and at Coos bay. I'll,
biii has not get passed congress- but in fh,
opinion Of Colonel Roessler il viii 90 through
without a hitch