The San Francisco call., 1908-11-27
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Twenty Coasters Released From Grip of Fog
and Storm Sail Into Bay

Twenty vessels. all heavily laden,
from different coast points, came
through the Golden gate yesterday,
sailing into the bay in gay procession.
Several OF the vessels had been held
outside by fog and storm, and all took
advantage OF the magnificent weather
la come into port.
II was about noon when this great
dotilla came swinging in through the
gate. and the procession resembled
naval parade as it passed Meiggs
wharf. The vessels We're.
steamer Grays Harbor, Captain Anhndsen, 81
hours from Grays Hsrbor, with o'5,ooO feet OF
lumber.
steamer Daisy Mitchell. Captain johnson, IS
hours from Grays Harbor.
steamer Chehaiis. Captain Kettelson, e2 hours
from Grsys HarbOr
steamer National City Captain Higgins, Is
bours from Mendocino City, with $4,000 feet
Of lumber.
Steamer Pomo Captain LilIiend "A hours
from Albion, with passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Wellington, Captain Cutter days
from Lsdysmith, 2.340 tons coal.
Steamer Olympic. Captain Hansen days from
san Pedro, in ballast.
Steamer ". s. Porter Captain Mcdonald 81
hours from Monterey, with $1,000 barrels OF oil
Steamer Fair Oaks. Captain Peterson. 81 hours
from san Pedro, with 1900 bags OF sugar.
steamer Vanguard, Captain Odlsnd . hours
from Eureka. with 10000 feet Of lumber.
Steamer Prentiss, Captain Iyerson, p hours
from Eureka, with 0,o00 feet Of lumber.
Stesmer Ravelh. Captain Nelson. 26 hours from
Eureka. with $4,000 feet of lumber.
steamer Aurela. Captain Jacobs, 20 hours
from Eureka, $4,000 feet OF lumber.
steamer North Fork, Captain Nelson, q hours
from Eureka, 100000 feet of lumber
Steamer Acme, Captain Olsen, 26 hours from
EUreks, 3S5. 600 feet OF lumber.
Steamer J. J. Logge. Captain Reiner, 26 hours
from Eureka- 100000 feet OF lumber.
Steamer Alcatraz. Captain Ellesen, 2S hours
600 shingles.
steamer Santa Rosa. Captain Alexander. from
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schooner CamsnO, Captain Noldsund. II \ days
from Ludlow, with 100000 feet Of lumber
Barge g. Captain stannard, "a hours from
San Lus, with oil TO Standard oil company.
Loses Blade of Propeller
Captain Ludlow Of the steamer Cas-
cSoe, which arrived in port yesterday
lo2 hours from Grays Harbor. reports
that shortly after leaving Grays Har-
Dor strong sea swept away one blade
or the vesseIs propeller.
Wireless Prom Rosecrans
The steamer Rosecrans sent in
wireless MESA ge Yesterday wishing the
people OF this city Good cheer for
Thanksgiving The message came
from 900 miles out at sea. The Rose
Grams is towing the barge Monterey. in
ballast, from Honolulu TO Monterey.
Catenat sails
The French cruiser Catenat sailed for
the north yesterday. Captain Bouchard
expressed himself as being highly
coartesies that had been extended to
him by the people Of this city.
ouessant Sails
Tho steamship Ouessant Of the
Charguers Reunis line sailed yesterday
for HaNre. France. and way ports 1t
carried an immense cargo OF general
merchandise
Hit by Brick
Cornelius NichoH Of go Octavia
street. Who was working on a build
ing at Montgomery and Post streets.
was hit by 4 falling brick yesterday
and badly cut about the head. He was
carried 10 the Harbor emergency hos
pital and his wounds were sewed up
by Doctor Tillman.
VIII Stop at CaFfte
The steamship Mongolia, which sails
December ] for the orient. viii stop
a CaTite 10 land supplies for the naval
station at that point
VIII Load Today
Ahe City Of sydney viii begin taking
- cargo early this morning for New
fork via Panama. The steamship
came from the drydock yesterday,
where it had new tail shaft put in.