The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06


er Geo. w. Fenwick, Captain Swanson,
who made the run from Astoria in the
exceptionally good time of 130 hours.
The piles were consigned to the Ham
mond lumber company.
After the Fenwick had towed the raft
up to Mission bay it put out to sea,
bound for southern ports.
President Makes Good Time
The Pacific coast steamship President
arrived yesterday from Seattle 1t was
a0b hours making the run down the
coast II brought l45 passengers and
200 tons Of freight. Captain Cousins
reported that June 4 he spoke the bark
entine Charles F. Crocker at ll:22 a m.
At that time the Crocker was So miles
north of Cape Blanco and light south
erly winds were blowing.
Logan TO sail Today
The United States transport Logan
viii take Battery c Of the Second field
artillery. in command Of Captain F. w.
Grimen- and also large number Of
Damaged Bay Launch DOcI~ed
The hull Of the bay launch City of
san Rafael. which was lrrned to the
waters edge Friday night of Alcatraz
island attracted much attention at the
end of Harrison street dock yesterday.
The hull appeared to be in perfect
order but the upper works were a
mass Of charred ruins. It is to be re-
built and thtn viii go into its former
service plying between this city and
san Rafael
strathbOrne Comes 10 Port
The British steamer Strathborne,
Captain White. arrived here yesterday
consigned to the Java Asiatic company
II was 35 days making the run from
Yokohama, and 19 days from Otaru.
ii brought q cargo Of general merchan-
disc. the principal part of which was
geo tons Of curios.
Steamer TrfBcuIO Arrives
The British steamer Trinculo, Cap
tain Hughes arrived here yesterday,
i days from Panama. It comes in
ballast to the Union oil company.
sails TO Finish Loading
The German steamer Sais. Captain
Dincklage, arrived yesterday, 8 days
and S hours from Tacoma. 1t was
partly laden with lumber and merchan-
disc and viii finish loading at this port
and then proceed on its way south.
Nevadan Goes TO Crockett
The steamship Nevadan viii go to
Crockett today 10 discharge its cargo
Of sugar It moved out in the bay
lonian, which arrived last night from
Honolulu.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
by sea yesterday amounted TO 1876, 600
feet.
Gunboats Receive Visitors
The gunboats Wheeling and Petrol
private parties went out TO see the
officers and crew. They viii both sail
shortly for Bremerton.
Cannery Vessels Reach Alaska
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash. June s.
American schooner Forester, on arrival
today, IS days from Chignik, Alaska
brought news Of the arrival of sailing
vessels in the salmon cannery trade
Arrivals from Seattle, Columbia river
and san Francisco were ship Benjamin
T. Packard, April "a: ship Star OF Alas
ka, April p, and ship Jabez Howes,
Nay TO- Severe weather ruined the
season Of cod fishermen among the
Westward Islands. Difficulties of pre-
pairing for the salmon season were met
with on account of the cold and deep
istered on the beach May 10.
Stranded Steamer Lightened
CHRISTIANSAND, June 5.-The posi-
tiOn Of the Scandinavian-Ame
steamer United States, which went
ashore near here yesterday morning is
unchanged The passengers were
brought TO Chrlstiansand and a portion
Of the cargo was transferred to the
Danish steamer Holar today. It is
hoped to redoat the United States to-
morrow.
Steamer SuccOrs DismaSted Schooner
BALTIMORE, June 5.-A dispatch
from Cape Henry says that the steamer
Danubian, bound for Newport News is
towing in the schooner Mary L. Crosby
which was reported from Beaufort N
g, yesterday as south of Diamond shoal
The Crosby Is from Wilmington, n. c.
7rTrnher laden