The San Francisco call., 1910-11-23
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

vailing of the coast and was very rough. The
morning with fuel 'e oil rtf for the Fl aumbeldt p
company; but owing to & the heavy seassrunni1g ,1
ably come into port early tomorrow morning
The British tramp steamer Strathalbyn was
also expected today, but failed to arrive off
in ing the passage up the coast
The North Pacific steamship eompany's steam
er Eureka, from Portland and Astoria. also
failed to arrive scheduled.
The steamer J. J. Loggle was the only steamer
to arrive in port today. having crossed in at 1
very rough when the Ioggie crossed in the
steamer succeeded in making the passage without
trouble.
The steamer San Pedro departed for San Fran
cisco from the Fields Landing wharf this after
noon with redwood lumber and mail The San
getting to sea today.
The North Pacific steamship company s
Francisco Thursday with freight, mail and pas
sengers and 10 sail the following day on the re-
turn trip.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22-Arrved-ste steamer
steamer Melville Dollar Bellingham; steamer
Yellowstone, Portland; steamer Yosemite, Bel
lingham.
Sailed-Steamer Portland. Portland steamer
James s. Higgins. Fort Bragg; steamer Roma
er Yosemite, San Diego
PORTLAND, Nov. 22.-WhiIe working around
some ballast logs near Montgomery dock No.
this morning Joseph Lefaucheur, sailor from
boat and was drowned
Coasters arriving this morning from San Fran
sumed the proportions of hurricane. with the
wind bowling at the rate of 80 miles an hour
at times, while the weather so thick when
they arrived of the Columbia river llghtship
that it was impossible for them to come in.
They all In now.
Officers of the steamer Hoquiam, Captain
Reinertsen, which arrived at O'Clock this
morning, say that after reaching Cape Mears
with fair winds to that point southeaster
a
miles an hour before the steamer reached the
mouth of the river,
department. will place marker in the shape OF
a buoy in the south channel at Grays Harbor-
Laden with Sc. 7T9 bushels of wheat valued at
S75, ,49S. 40, the British ship Krkcudbrightshire,
Captain Roberts. cleared for Queenstown or Fal-
mouth for orders.
Laden with $4,000 feet of lumber for San
Francisco, the steamer Casco. Captain Ahlin.
has cleared and proceeded down to St. Helens
The German bark Selene aud the Babin
Cheyaye have finished loading wheat. The for
mer is under charter to A. Berg and the latter
b British sbS William MyTs gesS lewis mas also
PORTLAND, Nov. 22.-Arrived: Steamer
Nome City, from San Francisco.
Sailed Steamer Breakwater. for Coos bay.
ASTORIA, Nov 22-several steamers are out
side the mouth Of the river awaiting an oppor-
aunity to cross in. Among the yesssis OF the
Grams and ". S. Porter and two steam Schoon-
ers. The tank steamer j. A. Chanslor viii ar
rive, OF the bar during the. night or early
steamers are in the harbor The list includes
the Francis H. Leggett. Daisy Freeman Atlas
and barge, San Jacinto, yosburg and Golden
Gate.
Steam schooner Nome City arrived this after
noon from San Francisco with freight 1t re-
as it crossing it, but suffered no damage.
Instructions were received today 70 hoid a
survey on the crippled steam schooner Temple
f. Dorr. and this probably viii be done tomor-
row While nothing has been definitely decided
is m
ing about four inches of water an hour as il
lies 1T the wharf. and the pumps are keeping it
mand of Captain Arthur Ravens. sailed from
Grays Harbor on Friday morning for San Fran
When off Cape Meares that evening it ran into a
southeast gale. which continued to strengthen
until, Captain Ravens says, it was the worst he
ming, and the Dorr rolled and plunged its
seams gradually opened. letting the water pour
IN ~ he pumps were unable to keep II under
control until Saturday evening. when the vessel
was of Heceta head. when the water had gained
until 1t was up to the freroom plates. In the
meantime the tanks had sprung aleak and as
result the supply of fresh water almost
exhausted Realizing that the craft would be
unable to reach San Francisco in face of the
gale. Captain Raven turned 1t about before the
wind and after throwing overheard about 5000
headed up the coast Running with the Storm
the steamer labored less and the pumps were
was reached in safety. When inside the harhor
tho leak lessened materially. Just where the
leaf is can not be ascertained until after the
cargo is discharged aud the craft put the
drydock for examination. The Temple e. Dorr
was built at Hoauiam in 1907 and belongs to
the Pacific lumber transportation company of
San Francisco. out OF which port it is registered
SEATTLE. Nov. 2o.-Arrved: United States
steamer Tahoma from Point Willisms steamer
Mssourian. from Tacoma; steamer Fairhaven.
from San Francisco.
safed-Japanese steamer Inahs Maru for Yo-
kohama; steamer Queen. for San Francisco:
steamer Governor. for Tacoma; steamer Charles
Nelson. for Tacoma; steamer Hazel Dollar. for
Portland.
TACOMA, Nov. 22-Arrived: Steamer Cover
San Francisco; steamer Mssourian. from sound
ports.
saied-steamer Admiral Sampson for sound
portss steamer MissourIan. for Seattle.
SAN PEDRO, Nov. 22.-The oil steamer Roma
carrying % 900 barrels crude oil loaded at the
Terminal tanks cleared today for Portland
direct.
After discharging part of cargo of lumber
at San Diego the steamer Yellowstone arrived
for Portland via San Francisco to reload.
Steamer Melville Dollar has arrived from Bel
lingham direct carving @ 200 eco feet Of lumber
San Francisco haying in tow the disabled steamer
Chehas, which lost its propeller of Point Con
ception last "Wednesday night and was towed to
this port by the steamer Carlos.
Steamer Yosemite arrived from BellinSham via
San Francisco and after discharging small part
of cargo cleared tonight for San Diego with a
cargo Of railroad ties.
Passenger and freight steamer Roanoke called
here today, pound from san Dlego TOT Portland
via San Francisco.
Steamer President arrived tonight on its reg
ular schedule. southbound with large freight
and passenger list
Bark Alden Besse was sold today on an at
tachment for wharfage. The bark is loaded with
freight for Honolulu and Captain McAllister.
master of the vessel, was recently arrested by
immigration authorities and is now out under
bonds for allowing two Japanese stowaways to
escape.
The Crescent wharf and warehouse company
has begun the construction of modern dock
warehouse with ships slips and depressed rail
road tracks the east side Of the harbor. The
Improvement will cost $50. coo and with the sail
ing of the steamer Admiral Sampson. December
1. the service of boats Of the Alaska Pacific
company 10 San Pedro will cease. The big steam
ers Yale and Harvard. now on the way from the
Atlantic coast and due early In December will
succeed them and will connect with the Alaska
Pacific cornpanys steamers at San Francisco
The new schedule announces the time between
San Pedro and Puget sound ports as 81 hours
ABERDEEN, Nov. 22.-Severe weather is still
being experienced in the harbor and no shipping
is passing out to sea.
The steamers Central and Lindauer up
from the lower harbor today Sto await calm
weather
The schooners NJ. Turner and Roy somers are
content 10 ride out the storm
The schooner Melrose, with 10000 feet Of lum-