The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[ Snec;nI DirnnLch Ia The Gill
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, Feb. '3-Captain Parsons of the
steamer Alliance says there is q package lashed
10 the mast of the wrecked steamer Czarina and
although ii be plainly seen from the shore
its contents only be guessed at. As soon as
possible. however. the life saving crew at Coos
bay will go out and secure the package. IL is
evidently something OF value, as it was so Sc
curely lasbed aIoft
Coming direct to Portland with q large cargo
of general merchandise, the Norwegian steamer
Herm 2,516 tons net, is loading at Antwerp
aud will be ready 10 sail for the Rose city about
March I. 1t is coming for Parrot 6 Co., manu-
/ facturers' agents here. and ii is said to he the
first steamer ever coming direct to this port
Having lost four of its crew by drowning, the
I French bark Emile Segried. Captain POLES. ar
rived al Dublin February i. according to re-
port received by the Merchants exchange. 1t is
the first of the windjanmers with grain from
sailed from this port FOR the United Kingdom
September 81 with cargo of 49,. 900 bushels Of
wheat.
| In tow of tbe ocklahama and the NJ F. Hen
dersou the British steamer Stephanotis went TO
| the Pacific coal bunkers this morning. 1t will
! take enough coal to get il TO Seattle, where
the bunkers will be filed for the remainder Of
| the voyage across the Pacific 1t has :, ,70o. 3s4
! feet of lumber for Shanghai and way ports,
valued at S2S,2s5. and is being dispatched by the
Pacific export lumber company.
The lighthouse tender Coumbine, Captain
! Richardson, delivered supplies 10 the station at
night.
IL order to deliver the rest of its coal to light
vessel No. IS the lighthouse tender Mauzan.ta
went out this morning.
ASTORIA, Feb. 3.-Steam schooner Klamath,
/ with cargo of lumber for San Francisco, went
! to this afternoon
Captain Macenn Of the steamer Breakws ter
said this morning before leaving for Coos bay
| that the vessel would make more trip be-
I fore going to to receive thorough overhaul
ing and that in about two months she would be
| back tbe run again
Lighthouse tender ManZanta went out this
morning 70 the lshtship and Tillamook rock
with supplies and 10 exchange several of the at
] tendants.
Steamer Breakwater left this morning for
/ Coos bay with freight and passengers.
American Hawaiian liue steamer Falcon left
today for San Francisco with freight for New
| York that will go over the Mexican line.
! Steam schooner J. +. Stetson with cargo of
! lumber for San Francisco went to this
morning.
French barks Sully and Jean Bart, with car
! goes of grain for Europe. were towed TO sea
! this morning.
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3-Arrived: L. s.
steamers Whippe. Truxtun- Hopkins, Stewart,
| Lawrence, Goldsborough and Rowan, from San
! Francisco.
Sailed: Steamer Santa Rosa for San Diego;
steamer George W. Fepwck. for Columbia river:
steamer Fair Oaks. for Grays Harbor; steamer
Raymond, for Willapa Harbor; schooner ". j.
Patterson, for Grays Harbor.
SEATTLE, Feb. 3.--Arrlved: Steamer Alas
Maru from Hongkong via Victoria
Sailed Steamer .Tampico for San Francisco
/, via Everett: steamer Watson. for Tacoma.
PORT GAMBLE, Feb. 3.-Saled Schooner
/! Nokomis. for San Francisco; schr Robert Levers,
for Honolulu.
PORT WINsLow, Feb. 3.-Sailed: Schooner
f, kona. for San Pedro.