The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
MOVEMENT OF VESSEL in ALL PARTS OF WORLD


Durham. arrived this morning at o'clock from
San Diego San Pedro and San Francisco.
Efforts TO pull the lighthouse tender Heather
from the reef near Warrior rock In the Columbia
river on which il struck Saturday afternoon.
proved successful yesterday and II was hoated in
the evening by the tender Manzanita and the
Shaver transportation company's towboats Shaver
and Cascades. The Heather proceeded to Astoria
after being pulled off the reef. but will probably
come I'D here to drydock for examination.
After dlscharging load of cement. the steam
schooner Saginaw will proceed TO Willapa har-
Dor to load lumber for San Pedro and San Diego.
To complete its lumber cargo for California
ports the steam schooner washington dropped
down to Rainier this morning.
To test the assertion of Shanghai man that
mail sent from here to the China port by way
tion quicker than II sent direct on one Of the
steamers sailing ont of Seattle. George Yonng
letters to a friend One he addressed by way of
England and Siberia and the other was sent by a
Pacific liner. They were mailed at the same
time, but the one which went the longer way
reached Shanghai p hours earlier than the
other. IDrits. journey It went across the Ameri-
France and Germany to ST. Petersburg and on
through Russia and over the trans-Siberia rail-
way to its destination in China.
PORTLAND, Oct. :}.-Arriyed: Steamer Roam
oke, from San Francisco; steamer Carmel from
San Francisco British ship Uganda, from Brem-
erton.
ASTORIA, Oct 3.-schooner George E..
Billings arrived Sunday from San Francisco and
will load lumber at ST. Heiens for Sydney.
Australia.
Steamer Golden
Tillamook with freight and passengers.
Tank steamer Asuncion arrived down the river
this afternoon and will sail for San Francisco
after discharging its cargo of crude oil
British shin Andromeda arrived down the
river today with cargo of grain for the United
Kingdom.
the river this morning and will load lumber at
ST; Helens for Sydney. Australia
cisco with general cargo.
British steamer Uganda arrived this morning
from British Columbia.
Steamer Nehslem arrived this morning and
will load lumber at the Hammond mill.
Pilot Staples. who brought the British steam
er Uganda inside this morning. said the gale
off the heads on Sunday was one of the worst
he ever experienced in the vicinity of the Co
lunlbia river.
ABERDEEN Oct 3.-A heavy southwest
storm prevailed here yesterday and today keep
ing all outbound craft within the bar. The
steamers Centraia Svea and the schooner Po-
laris are anchored, awaiting an abatement of the
storm.
wait for a clearance at the Slade mill docks,
viii steam from the lower bay tomorrow.
The barkentine Jane L. Stanford finished load
ing today and will be towed TO the lower bay
tomorrow.
The steamers Doris, Daisy Mitchell John B.
-Stetson and Coronado arrived.
The barkentine Benicia arrived after smart
trip of IL days from San Pedro.
TACOMA, Oct. 3.--Arrived: Japanese steamer
Sado Maru, from Seattle; steamer Alaskan, from
Honolulu; steamer Virginian, from San Fran
cisco: steamer Dirigo, from Alaska steamer
Watson, from Seattle.
Departed Steamer Portland, for Seattle.
SEATTLE, Oct 3.-Arrived: Steamer City of
Seattle, from Skagway; steamer st. Helens, from
San Francisco; steamer Jeanie steamer Presi-
dent from San Francisco steamer Portland, from
Tacoma.
Sailed: Steamer Redhill. Portland; steamer
Jeanie, Tacoma: steamer st. Helens, Bremen
ton; steamer Watson, Tacoma.