The San Francisco call., 1910-10-27
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Oct. 26-The steamer City of To-
peks arrived in port this afternoon with freight:
the Topeka to this port for several months
The steamer has taken the place of the State of
California, which has been Withdrawn from the
run for the winter. The City of Topeka will
depart on the return trip tomorrow at a. m.
The steamer Aurelia, which has been loading
lumber at the Bucksport wharf departed for
San Francisco today at 2:35 p. M
va denarted from tbe samoa wharf this aft
ernoon with freight for San Francisco.
this afternoon for San Francisco.
The steamer Northland. loaded with partial
cargo of redwood obtained at the Little River
lumber companys wharf. departed for Portland
this afternoon TO complete it's lumber cargo.
The steamer Bowdoin, after loading lumber for
companys @ e wharf. . departed 1 this afternoon. 'e
The steamer J. J. Loggie departed for San
Francisco from the Bucksport wharf this after
The steamer Santa Clara is due to arrive to-
morrow from San Francisco. 1t will depart on
the return trip Friday at $50 a. m.
The report to the effect that the City of To-
peka in distress off Point Gorda proved to
be without foundation the steamer having made
the trip up the coast in usual time and without
accident Of any kind.
Los ANGELES, Oct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Homer, from San Francisco
Sailed-Stesmer Bear. for Portland; steamer
President, for San Diego; steamer Andy Ma
honey, for Port Townsend; steamer Marshneld.
land; steamer James S: Higgins, for Fort Bragg
steamer Excelsior, for Mendoclno; steamer
Justin, for Lawrence; United States steamers
Truxtun, Goldsborough, Whipple, Hull, Paul
Jones. Stewart, Perry, Preble and Rowan, for
PORTLAND, Oct. 26.--Laden with ATT 900 feet
of lumber the steamer Shasta has cleared for San
Pedro
The gas schooner Oshkosh raised the
Oregon drydock this afternoon. 1t will be on
the dock for three or four days.
Carrying 10000 sacks of cement, the steamer
Yellowstone, Captain Ludlow, has arrived from
San Francisco.
freight the steamers Hoauiam and J. b. Stetson
arrived this afternoon from San Francisco and
the Johan Poulsen will be in the harbor tonight
with the largest and most valuable cargo Of
-four that has been set ahoat at this port for
some time, the oriental liner Hercules, Captain
vilhelmsen, left down between and O'Clock
this afternoon. It cleared at the custom house
value of the cargo being S12s,326 the greater
part going to Hongkong.
Arrived-Steamer Johan Poulsen, from San
Francisco; British ship William I. Lewis, from
Kahului.
Sailed-Norwegian steamer Hercules, for Hong
kong and Manila; steamer George w. Elder, for
San Diego and way ports; steamer Sue H. Ell
more, for Tflamook.
ASTORIA, Oct 26.-French bark vincennes,
which arrived Tuesday evening from Antwerp
with general cargo. made remarkably fast
run of 81 days from Hobart. and but for the
thick weather outside would have entered port
at least two days earlier. Captain Noel re-
ports a pleasant trip across the Pacific and
sayes he sighted North head light last Saturday
compelled to put of shore again. The Vim
cennes was here about year ago and at that
time made the passage from Hobart in 90 days.
Schooner w. F. Jewett sailed for San Pedro
with cargo Of lumber last evening.
Tank steamer Argyll sailed for San Francisco
after discharging its cargo Of oil last evening
Steamer Golden Gate sailed for Tillamook
with freight and passengers today;
Steamer Breakwater sailed today for Coos
bay with full cargo.
Steam schooner Washington sailed this morn
ing for San Francisco with cargo of lumber
tro1I Iv KuanDfOQ
Captain Levi Snyder, formerly master of the
during the summer by Captain HI. f. Astrup,
has again taken charge OF the vessel
British bark Port Stanley arrived Tuesday
evening from Santa Rosa in ballast. 1t reports
an uneyentful trip, but delayed off the
coast for several days on account of the thick
weather.
a cargo of grain for the United Kingdom
Steam schooner Johan Poulson arrived this
morning from San Francisco.
ABERDEEN, Oct. 26--While attempting to
board the Austrian tramp steamer Hermine at
the Slade mill company's wharf this morning
James Karr, coal passer, fell into the Wishkah
river and was drowned
BarkentIne Jane L. Stanford which has been
in the lower harbor, got away yesterday for
The schooners Americana and Fred ]. Wood
put out to sea. They were detained but "A
Austrian tramp steamer Hermine, loading for
Buenos Aires at the Slade mill, will finish in
two days.
schooner Sehome, which arrived from San
Pedro few days ago, is loading at the Federal
Steamer Olympic is expected in the harbor to