THE 3IORNTXG- OREGONIAN. FRIDAY, XOTEMBER 5, 1909.
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SHIP STRIKES REEF
Catania Has Narrow Escape
Near San Francisco.
VESSEL IS NOW "IN PORT
Examination of Big Tanker Reveals
Bad Ieak and Seven Feet ol
Water Is Found in ' the
Forward Hold,
SAJf FRANCISCO. Nov. . Speelal.
Crawling along at a snail's pace through
the denae fog off the Cliff House this
morning, the blk tanker Catania, under
charter to the Associated OH Company,
and In command of Captain Canty, was
caught in the treacherous eddies and car
ried upon the Seal Rocks. She hit one
of the reefs with a crash that struck
terror to the hearts of her crew and sent
them scurrying ahout the decks.
The skipper maintained a cool head,
however, and immediately signaled to
reverse engines. Some moments later,
and unassisted, the Catania, although
leaking badly, backed into deep water,
and resumed her way. She arrived in
the harbor shortly after noon and the
news of her narrow escape from the
beach was reported by the Captain to
the lookouts at Meiggs Wharf.
The Catania left Astoria several days
ago and should have arrived early this
morning. Fog was met, however, off
the coast and she had to run under slow
bell. An examination of the vessel fol
lowing her arrival showed that she was
leaking in the bow and that there were
seven feet of water in the forward hold.
OCTOBER CUSTOMS REPORT
Collector Malcolm Issues Statement
of Transactions During Month.
Collector of Customs Malcolm has com
pleted the report of transactions for the
month . of October and forwarded the
same to the Department at Washington.
The business of the month was particu
larly gratifying, -the value of foreign
exports amounting to 2. 170.968. Duties
receiver from Imports dropped down the
total amount collected being J44.879.
Eighteen vessels cleared for foreign
ports and 68 for domestic ports. The
report In detail is as follows:
Vessels entered from foreign porta J
Cleared for foreign porn J
Entered from domestic ports
Cleared for domestic ports 5
Entries of merchandise for duty 1-1
Entries free of duly
Entries for warehouse
Entries for Immediate transportation
without appraisement -0
Total entries of merchandise 241
Entries for consumption liquidated 226
Entries for warehouse liquidated 4
Certificates of registry granted 0
Certificates of enrollment granted 1
Licenses for coasting trade granted 1
Licenses for fisheries granted 0
Licenses to vessels under 20 tons granted. 0
Licenses to yachts granted 0
Total number of documents to vessels
Issued .".
Value of Exports
Domestic . . . . 2.1TO.68.00
Receipts from all sources
Puties on imports 44.87s.56
Fines, penalties and forfeitures.. 10. .
Miscellaneous customs receipts.. 102.00
Storage, labor and cartage 30.50
Official fees 4.10
GENERAL FAIDHERBE FINISHES
French Bark Is Ready for Sea, but
Haa Xo Captain.
With a full carsro of wheat for the
United Kingdom, the French bark Gen
eral Faldherbe finished yesterday and
waa moved to the stream. The vessel
was loaded by the Portland Flouring
Mills Company." She will not clear un
til a master haa been assigned to com
mand the vessel. Captain Bugault, who
brought the vessel to Portland. Is con
fined at the Good Samaritan Hospital
with typhoid fever and will not be able
to sail for at least a month.
The German steamship Walkure will
clear today with wheat for St. Vincent.
She haa on board 6000 long tons and
will leave down this afternoon. From
Portland she will proceed to Comox
for coal. Captain Matthews, an Inde
pendent bar pilot, will take her around.
Concert for Seamen Tonight.
The Highland Christian Endeavor So
ciety will have charge of the concert to
be given at the Seamen's Friend Society,
Third and Flanders streets, at 8 o'clock
tonight. The programme follows:
Indian club drill, (a) simple and diffi
cult exercises with regular Indian clubs;
(b) fancy movements and extended cir
cles with lighted clubs. Misses Edna Mur
ray, Ethel Murray, Elsie Simmons, Ma
rie Beach: led by Clarence H. Sprague.
Flano solo, "Triumphal March,," Grieg.
Miss Olga Starker. Chorus. "Star of De
scending Night." Emerson. Highland Con
gregational Church choir. Prof. Z. M.
Parvin. director. Recitation. "At the Box
Office." Miss Rabin Colwell. Whistling
solo. Stewart Eggleston. Vocal selec
tions, (a) "When the Tide Cornea In."
Millard, (b) "The Boatswain's Story."
Malloy. Prof. Z. M. Parvin. Duet,
"Trust Her Not," M. W. Balfe. Misses
Ida and Ada Newgent, Cornet solo, Ray
Parvin. Audience joins in singing some
old familiar songs.
Friends are cordially Invited.
Bougainville Taken for Cargo.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. have an
nounced the outward charter of the
French bark Bougainville for wheat for
the United Kingdom. The craft is now
en route from Cardiff for Portland with
general cargo. She -sailed from that
port June 1- and cleared the channel
June 30. She will be due the latter
part of this month. The Bougainville
has loaded at Portland during the past
two years. She is inward bound to the
same firm that will load her out.
Captain E. S. Edwards Much Better.
.Captain E. S. Edwards, local In
spector of Hulls, who has been con
fined to his apartments with an attack
of pneumonia, has so far recovered
that he was able to sit up yesterday.
It Is, expected that Captain Edwards
will be able to get out of doors In a
few days. Affairs of. the Inspector's
office are being looked after by In
spectors Whitney and Turner, of Seattle.
Good Stage of Water in Willamette.
Steamboats have resumed operations
on the upper Willamette and the Cow
litz River. Rains have placed both
streams at a good boating stage and
steamers of the Oregon City Trans
portation Company will run as far up
the Willamette as Corvallls. On the
Cowlitz the Kellogg Transportation
Company will drive Its craft as far up
as possible.
Butterfly Burns at Martins Bluff.
While loading cordwood ' fuel at
Martins Bluff Wednesday fire broke
out on the steamer Butterfly and she
waa burned to the water's edge. The
.n aiiiinne with oil burners.
but it was found to oe an imponiuuni
to keep steam, so she stopped for wood.
Captain Al Breere. master of the But
terfly, Is authority for the statement
that the fire was caused by an ex
plosion of gas in the firebox. The
Butterfly was formerly the Jessie
Hark Ins! She was owned by Harry
Young, of Portland, and was running
in the freight business In and .around
Rainier.
Umpqna Whistling Buoy Goes Adrift
Word was received .at tha office of
Inspector EUlcott. Thirteenth Light
house District, at noon yesterday to
the effect that the whistling bnoy
marking the entrance, to the Umpqua
River, on the Coast of Oregon, had
gone adrift during the recent storm.
The buoy will be replaced as soon as
possible.
Costly Dry dock Proposed.
VICTORIA. B. C. Nov. 4. The Domin
ion government has decided to construct
a floating drydock at a cost of
Jl. 910.000 at Prince Rupert. ac
cording to an announcement made today
by William Wainwright. second vice-president
of the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail
way. Tamalpais Goes to San Pedro Direct.
With S7 passengers and a full cargo
of lumber, the steam schooner Tamal-
BTEAXIB INTELLIGENCE.
Due to Arrive.
Name. From. Date.
Rose City San Francisco In port
Alliance Coos Bay Nov. t
Eur.ua Eureka, Nov. 8
Breakwater Coos Bay.... Nov. l
Geo. V. F.lder. .San Pedro... Nov. 7
Sue H. Elmore. TlllamooK Nov. i
Am Tillamook Nov. 1
Kansas City... Ban Francisco Not. b
Falcon 9an Francisco Nov. w
Roanoke San Pedro... Nov. 14
Henrlk Ibsen.. Honkon.... Ian
8elja - - Hongkong laden t
Scheduled to Depart.
Name. ; For. Date.
Rose City San Francisco Nov. 5
Alliance Coos Bay Nov. O
Eureka Eureka Nov. I
Geo. w. Bider. .San Pedm. ..Nov
Sue H. Elmore. Tillamook... Nov. 9
Arf Tillamook Nov. l'l
Breakwater Coos Bav Nov. 10
Falcon Ban Francisco Nov. 11
Kansas City... San Francisco Nov. 12
Roanoke San Pedro Nov. 10
Henrlk Ibsen. . Honakong. .. Jan. W
Gelja Hongkong....
Cleared Thursday.
Tamalplas, Am. steamship (Ander
son), with 650.000 feet of lumber for
San Pedro.
pais will leave down this evening
bound for San Pedro direct. The Tam
alpais will not stop at San Francisco,
as both cargo and all passengers have
been booked for the Southern port.
Marine Notes.
The steamship Alliance Is due to ar
rive early this morning from Coos Bay.
The British steamship Strathyre has
arrived out at Port Plrie from Port
land. With passengers and freight for San
Franclaco. the steamship Rose City will
sail this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The steamship Santa Clara, recently
purchased by the North Pacific Steam
ship Company, is en route from San
Francisco for Portland.
Arrivals and Departures.
PORTLAND. Nov. 4. Arrived Steamship
Olympic, from Presrott. Sailed Steamship
Cascades, for San Francisco.
Astoria. Or.. .Nov. 4. Condition at the
mouth of the river at 6 P. M.. smooth: wind
northwest, eight mile.: weather cloudy
Arrived down during the night Schooner
Admiral and steamers Breakwater and Vos
burg. Sailed at 10: JO A. M. Steamers Argo
and Elmore, for Tillamook. Sailed at 11:20
A- M. Steamer Breakwater, for Coos Bay.
Arrived at 2:45 and left up at :30 P. M
Steamer Alliance, from Coos Bay. Sailed
last night Norwegian stamer Henrlk Ib
sen, for Hong Kong and way ports. Sailed
at :30 P. M. French bark Cornll Bart, for
Queenstown or Falmouth.
San Francisco. Nov. 4. Arrived at noon
Steamer Catania, from Portland. Struck on
Seal Rocks off entrance. Has seven feet ol
water In hold. Sailed at midnight last night
Steamer Santa Clara, for Portland. Ar
rived Steamer Geo. W. Elder, for Portland.
Tatoosh, Nov. 4. Passed out German
steamer Utgard. from Portland, for St. Vin
cent, for orders. ....
Port Plrie. Nov. 4. Arrived Nov. 8d
British steamer Strathyre. from Portland.
San Pedro. Nov. 4. Arrived yesterday
Schooner C. S. Holmes, from Portland.
San Francisco, Nov. 4. Arrived Steamer
Tamplco. from Seattle: steamer Catania,
from Astoria. Sailed Steamer Santa Clara,
for Astoria; steamer St. Helens, for Seattle;
steamer Geo. W. Elder. for Portland;
steamer Daisy Mitchell, for Wlllapa.
Yokohama. Nov. 4. Arrived steamer Se
attle Maru. from Tacoma and Seattle, for
Hongkong; steamer Tenyo Maru. from San
Francisco, via Honolulu for Htogo. etc.
Singapore. Nov. 4. Sailed Titan, from
Tacoma via Yokohama, etc.. for Liverpool.
Newcastle. N. S. W.. Nov. 4. Sailed
Steamer Argot, for San Francisco 6:45 P. M.
Seattle. Nov. 4. Arrived steamer Charlea
Nelson, from San Francisco; steamer Cor
win. from Nome. Sailed Norwegian steam
er Tricolor, for Tacoma; steamer Mexican,
for Belllngham; U. S. S- Snohomish, for
Neali Bay: steamer Montara. for Tacoma;
British steamer Strathflllan. for Manila;
steamer Charles Nelson, for Dupont.
Tacoma. Nov. 4. Arrived Steamer Shasta
from San Francisco. Departed steamer
Governor, for Seattle; steamer Watson, for
Seattle.
Tides at Astoria Friday.
High. . Low.
7-41 A. M S.feet!0:60 A. M 0.7 foot
7:00 P. M 6 feetl:35 P. M t. 7 feet
STABBING ISA MYSTERY
Police Find Man Suffering From
Severe Knife Wounds.
The police are investigating a mys
terious and brutal assault made upon
Dan Cork, a railroad laborer, yesterday
afternoon in a saloon at the southeast
corner of Second and Davis streets,
where he was found bleeding from two
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severe knife wounds in tha head. One
over the left side was two inches long
and one In the back of his head was
three inches long. Both laid bare the
bone.
All that Cork was able to tell of the
affair was -that he had been suddenly
attacked from behind by some unknown
person and Btabbed before he knew
what had occurred. His unknown as
sailant made his escape In the crowd
before Cork had sufficiently recovered
to get a look at him. As Cork has only
been in town a day or two. was sober
and had no quarrel with any one, the
police are unable to account for the af
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wounds.
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superintendent of the company, who ar
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Is staying at the Perkins Hotel. Mr.
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unknown to th. medical science ot this
country- With these harmless rsmsdlss
be cueraatees to cure eatarrb. asthma,
lunc troubles, rheumatism, nervonsneu,
stomach. Uver and Iddner troubles, alas
private diseases ol men and women.
CONSULTATION FEES.
Patients outside of city write for
blanks and drculara Inclose 4e turns
The C Gee Wo Medicine Co.
First St.. Hear Monlsea,
Portland. Or.
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Women a Specialty
The well known S. K. Chan
Chinese Medicine Company,
with wonderful herbs and,
roots, has cured, many suffer
ers when all other remedies
have failed. Sure cure for
f nm a I a fYi rnn if nHvald A im -
MftS S K CHANeases, nervousness, blood poi
llli.U.i).l.UIIHIl8on rheumatism, asthma,
throat, lung trouble, consumption, stomach,
bladder, kidney and diseases of all kinds.
Remedies harmless. "o operation. Honest
treatment. Examination for ladles by Mr.
S. K. Chan.
THE CHINESE MEDICINE CO.,
226i Morrison St., Bet. First and Second,
Portland, Oregjon.
K
dol
FOR 9
Sour Stomach
or c mpletely and promptly dierestinir all the
foo 7'-cat. stops Dyspepsia and Indigestion
and -nukes the stomach sweet. It is guarantee-
t- relieve you. and If it Jails, your money
will a', once be refunded by your dealer from
whom you purchased it. Every tablespoonful
of Kodol dUtesta 2 'A pounds ot lood. Try lu
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