The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26


lumber the Norwegian steamer Tricolor left port
this morning. She proceeds TO Everett, where
she VIII load 100000 feet more, completing her
cargo for Australia.
British steamer Beechley. which was damaged
by ice and by running ashore near Nome, arrived
at QuarteTmaster harbor this morning. She will
go on the drydock for surveying and repairing.
The Beechley was laden with coal for Nome
when she hit an uDcharted bank.
Oh steamer Maverick will reach port in the
morning with oil cargo for the Standard oil COM
pany.
British ship Manx King. which is to load grain
for the United Kingdom In the early fall feet
Port Townsend.
Seattle, Aug. 25-The Italian cruiser Puglia
arrived this morning and will remain four days
before proceeding to Portland and San Fran
cisco and thence TO Hongkong via Honolulu and
Japan
loading for ST. Michael and Nome.
Steamer Humboldt arrived in from Skagway,
via way ports, with 7S6 passengers, SITS, 600 in
treasure from Treadwell. and 20 tons Of fish.
Steamer Spokane is due back from the last ex-
earsion OF the season TO Alaska. On Saturday
she Will take the members of the American bar
associat tion to Victoria.
Steamer Stanley Dollar is due in from San
Francisco tomorrow morning.
morrow.
German steamer Ramses is expected in from
San Francisco during the night with general
cargo
Steamer Northwestern leaves for Nome tomor-
row morning with a full cargo and about 10 pas
sengers.
Steamer Pennsylvania returned from Valdez,
via ports, with ia passengers.
British steamer Craigvar Is completing cargo
IN the stream and is expected to leave tomorrow
for Manila via ports, in place of the American
u S. S. Buffalo arrived from San Francisco
tonight.
oil steamers Argyll and Maverick are due in
from San Francisco during the night.
Steamer f. 5. Loop arrived from San Fran
cisco with general cargo.
Astoria. Aug. 25.-Motor schooner Della left
ont this morning for Npcfucpa Wi oil
cargo and expects TO return tn time to partici-
pate in the regatta marine parade.
Steamer Roanoke arrived in last evening from
San Francisco and Eureka with freight and
passengers
Steamer Eureka arrived in this morning from
Eureka with freight and passengers.
Oil tank steamer Asuncion arrived in this
morning from California with cargo of oil.
wireless message received from the steamer
City Of Puebla, which of Willapa harbor
at O'Clock this morning, says the wind was
variable, the barometer 302S and the tempera-
san Pedro, Aug 25-Steamer Bowdoin.
Captain johnson, arrived this morning; Az days
Schooner Eric. Captain Wick, cleared today
in ballast for Tacoma to reload.
Steamer Hanalei, Captain McFarlane arrived
from San Francisco with passengers and 800, 900
tons of freight. She cleared on the return trip
tonight.
Steamer Casco Captain Ahlin, has arrived
from Grays Harbor, via San Francisco, with
592. 900 feet of lumber.
Steamer Santa Rosa, Captain Alexander,
cleared for San Diego today with freight and
passengers.
Steamer James S. Higgins, Captain Higgins
arrived this morning from Fort Bragg. via San
Francisco with passengers and 100000 feet of
lumber
Steamer Pasadena Captain Kanin, has COM
pleted the discharge of cargo OF redwood ties
for the Southern Pacific and cleared today for
Newport to reload.
steamer Coos Bay Captain Nicholson. arrived
from San Francisco and way ports with cargo
OF freight and cleared on the return trip to-
night.
Portland. Aug. aj.--The British steamer
Cambrian King. which here last fall and
took cargo of wheat to Europe, will return for
another cargo for the same destination. She was
chartered yesterday. The lighthouse tender
Columhine was in the harbor this afternoon get
ting supplies for the stations down the river.
She has just returned from Coos bay. The steam
er Eureka arrived this evening from Eureka and
Coos Bay. The British steamer Strathlyon has
shifted to Montgomery dock No. TO begin load
ing wheat for Europe The steamer M. s. Dol
lar has shifted to Prescott to complete loading
her lumber cargo. She cleared a portion of the
cargo through the custom house last night At
Iinnton the steamer loaded 1872 3S3 feet for
Taku bar, $4,000 feet for Moji and 10000 feet
for Nagasaki. The lighthouse tender Heather Is
on her way up the river replacing buoys that
were removed last spring at the time of the
heavy freshet. The steamer Asuncion. Captain
Bridget. arrived at Portsmouth this eEening
Wit oil