The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-02-08

IN. +, Plant, OF the racine Soss'
Steamship Company, about = miles
| off Rogue River with her propeller
gone, but otherwise in good shape
| and making good weather. She int
mediaely sent hawser aboard the
disabled steamer and towed her into
Marshheld, the destination OF the
Plant; and then LETT out Immediately
on her own cruise to this port ana
Portland. The Poulsen went on up
the river yesterday afternoon.
The German bark Reinbeck, Cap
tain Simon, arrived down yesterday
from the metropolis on the hawsers
OF the Oklahama, and went to an
anchorage in the lower harbor, and
will sail for Europe on the first good
bar that offers.
| The Oklahama returned up the riv-
er afternoon with the British ship
Arctic Stream, Captain Dixon, on
Iher tow lines. The latter will load
| for grain for the west OF Europe,
| The Elmore motor schooner Ger
| aid c. left out yesterday forenoon Tor
the Nehalem with a load OF general
, merchandise.
/ The steamer Sue II Elmore went
to sea and Tillamook City yesterday
morning at O'Clock, with a good
load OF freight and number OF
passengers.
The schooner Irene went out over
the bar yesterday noon, San Fran
. cisco bound with nearly million
feet of lumber
The steamship Geo. w. Elder came
down from Portland yesterday morn
ing well fixed for her voyage to the
81 California coast. She stayed but a
short while at the Calender pier and
then went to sea.
The oil tank steamer Argyle en-
tered port at 7 o'clock yesterday
morning and went on to the me
: tropolis at p m.
> The steamer R. D. Inman, Captain
Hardwick, arrived in from San Fran
n cisco Yesterday morning and went tC
the Astoria Box Company's dock TO
100000 feet of lumber, after which
: she will move on to Portland for tn
. balance OF her load.
The British steamship St. Hug
went down to the bar at 2 oclocl
;" Yesterday afternoon and finding
" things to her liking, went to sea an
. the United Kingdom, for orders, Sh
:, was wheat laden.
: The British ship Lady WoolseI
" Captain Finnie, was among the gel
y aways yesterday afternoon, leavn
" out with her big cargo of grain, tc
Europe.
The British ships Claverdon an
/ SAmazon are in the lower harbc
'a waiting favorable moment for lea
y ing out on their European quest
:" with their cargoes Of wheat.
The fine French bark Emile ia
~ line, Captain Amandtizon, ia da,
=. out from London, crossed in yeste
49, day afternoon with all hands we'll al
~ hearty after an exceptionally qui
trip around. This vessel left this pc
on the 9th Of last April and went
- her berth in the Thames lOl da
-, later; loaded out and started ba'
~ with the foregoing good result. )
80: is one Of the best sailers enter
he this port.
ned =.
The handsome tender Columbl
came down from the buoy stat
Yesterday afternoon with the tru;
whistling buoy on board, which
~ unshipped at the foot OF Eigl
street, whence it will be taken to
lc Astoria Iron Works for a gene
70 overhauling. On Monday MORN
~ next the Columbine will leave out
It the Puget Sound light stations, W
i heavy load of supplies, amc
~ which will be lot of heavy lumt
Captain Richardson expects to
gone about two weeks
The French bark BougainWlle