The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

TACOMA, Asy 9-.-The British steamer Teu-
Enslshd Is esFryias 3, 600 toas IS Of hay 60 tie
Philippines II addition 90 general eargc- The
Teacer wiz leave here at noon Tnesday. pro
eeeding tc Seattle TO load -four. From Seattle
the vessel VIII depart for Yokohama "Wednesday
morning. Next q the blue funnel liners due on
Il expected Wednesday. The Titan Is Bringing.
s-none ether cargo. 20 bales q rsB silk- me
Moncay 70 iaEe 1000 tens Of coal before steam
ing for Manila. The British steamer Ferndene
WI not leave out untu Monday morning The
German ship Chile loaded wheat stinening today
sad viii 6nlsb grain cargo next week. The
German steamer Ilse VIII leave At daylight to
morrow for Seattle 10 6nisb cargo FOR Siberia
ASTORIA. May s.--TDe steam scnooner Welles-
Ley arrived from san Francisco this morning
and rrvceeded 70 Portland The French Cornil
sea. The steam schooner Northiaae. Will
80. 600 feet Of lumber for san Frsncisco. sailed
The steamer Roanoke sailed fer San Pedro this
evening The steamer Rose CITY sailed today
,ss Fsise ,,hes se session 81
q deputy United States marshal last night and
win Be held pending the settlement Of the sal
Johsn roulsen went 70 ees this afternoon laden
with lumber for San Francisco. The owners OF
ss clstsop beach for the last year, have fixed
: price on II as Il lies 70 Captain Al Streain.
who said be believed it was reasonable He
found the vessel IN good condition and said It
would be easy TO take Il OF the sands.
PORTLAND. May e--Change has been made
AGI1LlE IetWtllI
schedule that instead Of having the next
three liners from the orient by way Of
Honolulu and San Francisco they VIII come d.
rect from Yokohama exactly before the inaug-
uration Of the new sailing chart. The change Is
due 70 the immense quantity Of grain bags 20
Be imported for the new wheat crop. The Port
land and Asiatsc company has the contract TO
carry the bglk Of these bags. The Alesia. Que
Wednesday. VII 60 out fully laden with 5000
barrels of -four. The Nic0media will take Il 900
barrels. The etesmer Eureka, Captain %orren,
arrived from Eureka today and sailed for Eureka
and Coos hay this evening The steamer All
ance, Captain Olson. left for Coos bay this even
ing. The Russian bark Aibyn, Captain Llndahi
VIII ieave for Port Natal South Africa the 0rst
the German bark Somia have cleared for Furnpe
with wheat cerg0ex. The hearing OF complaint
charging Bar Pilot Bailey with having detained
bim on the mouth Of the Columbia rrer in hopes
n getting Z big towage claim last winter when
the Alliarce lost It's rudder In crossing Coos bay
npecfors Edwards and Fuller May Is The
hefrlng gives promise Of sensational testimony
ef Captain 0isua mas set forth In his complaint
that Pilot Bailey frightened the paeseurors fs,
caring that the vessel would be lost unless take,,
N tow. The Minnie F.. Kelton hearing was con-
tinued- II probably VIII be resumed Monday
SAY PEDRO. May e.-The steamship oueen.
Captain Thomas, proceeded 10 San Diego With
10o passengers. The steam schooner ChehalIs
brought 500 coo feet Of lumber. The steam
schooner Centrslia. Captain Erickson, from San
Diego proceeded 10 Grsys Harbor, via San
Francisco The schooner Azalea Captain Far
deliut. departed for Eureka. The steam schooner
shna Yak, Captain Hutton, left for Grays Har-
bnr. TIE steam schooner Norwood, Captain Mar
TN, sailed today. bound for GraFs Harlsor. The
nsrted toasy tor fsspar. III steam schooner
Wnsp. Captain Nehman, sailed for Everett
The steam schooner Nome City went 10 Redondo
today and VIII return here tomorrow