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THE OREGON. DAILY, JOURNAL. .PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 28, 1907.
W
STRONG CURRENT
. Northbound Craft Have to Buck
: Both the Wind and the
i tllNER ALLIANCE LOSES.
v ; MANY MILES ON RUN
Ish hlp Jordanhlll; song, Mrs. Mullen;
song, jr. Shearer; recitation, Mr. Will
lams; songr James Miller, third 'engi
neer steamship Hyndfordr song,. W.
Hayward; recitation, D. Conrle,; chief
steward steamship Hyndford; aong, I,.
Beck. British ahlp Tola; song. Leon
Oodln; song tnd dance, sailors from
American steamship. Hyadls; accompan
ists. Mrs. L,, Addison and Mlaa Jessie
Pott. . . .. -,- .--
The entertainment given last night
t the American Seaman's Friend, so
ciety,! Flanders street, was one of
the moat auccessful ever given by the
society. The hall waa well filled with
an appreciative " audience, composed
chiefly of aailors, who listened to the
wen-rendered program of aong and
story with attention. Great credit is
due to those . who took part In making
the concert sv success. " ' . -
f Coo'g Bay Ships Largo Quantity of
Evaporated Cream and. Lumber
' Mill Products to Metropolis- , for
V .' Shipment by Ball. '
- Northbound craft are apt to be lata i
reaching port for awhile because tf an
ALONG THE WATERFRONT:
'''V:-f'?'w"l"vV V: ' ;'''''v''''
The German bark Tell us will leave
for Knappton next Thursday to load
lumber for Australia. hi-X"y
The British steamer Hyndford is still
loading flour at the - mills for' North
Ciiina and Siberia.:'; t .'., v-V-'
The steamer Empress of India, which
arrived at Victoria yesterday from the
rient report having sighted -a ship s
boat and spars adrift BOO miles off Van
couver Island. . . . . ' '..
District Forecaster Beats said this
iiji. unusually strong , current irom me
.,. y north."- The officer of the steamer Alll-
.. ance report that In making the run from I morning that the Willamette will come
coo nay tneir vessel naa 10 sieam
; about a third more than the actual dl-
. tance because of the current. In places
; It had the speed of a mill race.
The Alliance arrived In the harbor at
, an early hour this morning, bringing a
full cargo and about 75 passengers.
v Captain Olson Intended to have his
steamer here yesterday,, but found that
LTtpossiDie . because of delays in get
to a stand tomorrow, and will remain
stationary over Thursday. - It may rise
slightly on Friday and uaturaay.
' The Norwegian steamer Terlo VIVen,
hence three weeks ago, sailed from Bel
llngbam yesterday, bound for Port Plrle,
Australia. She will coal at Com ox,
British Columbia., .-
ting some heavy mill machinery dl
'. charged at Marshfleld and the stubborn
fight against wind and . current from
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
solar Liner Doe to Arrive. -
coos bay to the mouth of the Coll't'ES.'-::
bla.- This fact notwithstanding., every Numanti. from orient j Mir M
effort will be made to get the Alliance J. A. Kllbarn. from Ssn Fran, and way .June t
out tomorrow night as scheduled. -j ft E!,-ocUeo !
Included In the northbound freight Roanoke, from s Pedro and 'war .WW .June 4
this time is an unusually large con I Arabia, from orient Jnno M
slgnment of evaporated cream. This is IVSJiy'''.'"'''"' JJ
getting to be a principal product In tha 8
rair o earn woriu-wrao repuuvnon n g. w, K6tt, for Ran Pedro and way.... May SO
mo creuu ui m inn aeciiun i cost we, tor saa rrannaco May si
.being especially adapted to dairying, Colombia, for Ban Pranelaeo- June 6
this new Industry Is bound to flourish. S"J'V. '"JtJEfi w" v'"",?
The Norm Paclfle Steamship com- UraMa, for orient.... ................. .Jnne l
pany a liner ueorge w. Kiaer, captain Aieaia, for orient July n
Jessen, will be at Martin's dock at I Nlcomedla, for Orient..... ..Angoat SO
o'clock, this afternoon, and the H&rri-I - Teaaels la fort. "
i. Harnorrer, an. atr ai wuiaaiette I. m
man liner Costa Rica, Captain Mason, is
due to reach Alnsworth dock some time
this evening. The Elder, from San
Pedro and way ports,' crossed In shortly
after daylight this morning and left
up at 1:30 o'clock. The Costa Rica will
probably be late owing to the strong
current and contrary winds.
MISSION A MYSTERY
. Consignees Undecided as to Disposi
tion of the Lillebonce.
The little schooner Llllebonne, which
arrived at Astoria Saturday night after
a tedious voyage from Manila, will be
in the harbor tomorrow-morning. She
' left P this morning in Afw of a small
tug and it Is supposed tat the run up
the river will be rather alow on account
of the strong current In the Columbia.
V The Llllebonne Is consigned to M. C
i Harrison & Co. and comes In ballast.
The consignees say they have pot de
cided ret what to oo 'with her, but tt
la believed that she was brought there
'from' the Islands to enter the coastwise
lumber trade. v Slnca hef. departure for
Wh- Onrttr--Mwat about A hwm- months
'fa go lumber rates have declined so much
Vi that It Is doubtful IT it would pay to
place, her in' that business at present-
' Th schooner Is supposed to be In need
' of an overhauling and she wll probably
V be lifted on the dry dock.
Yola. Br. ah., at Elevator dork.
JTr1.al)lll. Br. b., at It. W. atHs.
fclnlta. flr.bk., at Greenwich dock.
Tellua, Oer. bkm at Columbia No. t,
Strathcljrde, Br. atr., at Llonton.
Waahlngloa, Am. barge. 'at Ellsworth, fH
mllea above Vanconrer.
RlntraiB. Am. ah., at Stella.
Whang Ho, Chinee lunk, at the Oak.
John Palmer, Am. bain., at Kalama.
Expanakm, Am. eta., at Portlaad Lember Co.
Amt-, am. bk, at TaneooTer.
William Olaea, Am. cb.. at Aarorta.
MakaweU. Am. bktB.. Wallace Slouch.
Diamond Baad, Am, bk.. Vaneoover.
Ixwlalana, Am. at Aatorta.
John fcmllh, AH. bktn.. at Stella.
Emily Beed, Am.' ah., at Portland Lumbar Co.
Btrathyre, Br. atr., at Rainier.
Northland. Am. atr., at Willamette Iron work
Bark, Nor. atr., at Oeeanlo dock,
Irene. Am. ach.. at St. Helen.
Hrndford, Br. atr., at flour mill.
Columbia. Am. ahp., at Stella.
Jobaa Poulsen, Am. atr.; at Inman-Ponlcea.
King Cym. Am. ch., at Wallace Slough.
Virginia, Am. cb., at Inmaa-Poulaea.
Glenilale. Am. acb., at Aatorla.
Abble. Am. ch at Oatrander.
Churrblll. Am. acb., at. Knappton.
Antelope, Am. acb., at Aatorla.
Hradea, Am. atr., at Columbia .
Dtlur Freeman, Am. atr., at E. A W. Bill.
Llllebonne, i.m, ach., at Aatorla.
Waablngton. Am. atr., at Rainier. .; i .. '
Alliance, Am. atr.. at Couch atreet.-
JHo. W. Elder, Am. atr., at Martin a dock. '
Xumbr CarrUraInEouta.
I. r. Whitney, Am. bk.. MakawalL
Elwell. Am. an.. Ban reoro.
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AT THE OLD INSTITUTE
Weekly Concert Wfll Be Given To
morrow Evening.
.' The weekly concert -at the seaman's
Institute, 100, North Front street, will
t be given tomorrow evening at S o clock,
under the direction of Mra David
Dalghlst. Kndre M. Cederberg. Nor-
: weglan consul, will be chairman. Fol
, lowing la the program: Piano solo. Miss
Jessie Potts; song. Miss Donaldson
songT H. Wraamann, chief engineer
Norwegian fhlp Sark; violin solo, Miss
: Bthel Donaldson; song, F. Kemball,
chief officer British ship Zlnlta; reciu
tlon. Miss Bradley; eonr, G. , Donald
third engineer British steamship
; Strathclyde; address, Mrs. U. Addison.
. f. L v m m . . VI . . '
preaiaeni v. i, v.; song, w. An
derson, second engineer steamship
' Hyndford: song, James H. Sloane, Brit
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Itetrierer, Am. bktn.. Ban rranelaco.
Aurora. Am. bktn., San Francleeo.
Santa Ana, Am. atr.. Baa Pranelaeo.
W. R. Bum. Am. ach.. Saa Pedro.
J. B. Steteon, Am. atr.. Baa Pranclace.
Chnrchill. Am. sen., San rranelaco.
Jim Butler, Am. atr., Saa rranelaco
E. r. Bandera, Am. act., Van Pedro.
Cheballa, Am. bktn., San Pedro.
Nokomla. Am. acb.. San Pedro.
Alumna. Am. Kb.. Saa Frandace.
Eicrlnlor, Am. atr., San Francisco.
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fturcleach. Br. h., llamborg.
Brenn, Fr. bk., Hull.
Conway Caatlo, Br. bk., Antwerp.
Dalgooar, Br. ah., Hamburg.
Europe. Fr. bk., Antwerp.
OenerleT Mollnoa, Fr. bk., London.
Ren Kerrller, Fr. h Hamburg.,
Laennec, Fr. ah., Swanaea.
I PUIer. Fr. bk., London.
Martha Rooi, Fr. bk, Hambarg.
Maaatnblqu, Br. ah., Newcaatle, B.
Samoa, Br. bk., Shield. ,
Slam, Oer. h., London.
Socoa, Fr. ah., Newcastle, R.
Vlncennea, Fr. bk., Glasgow.
Marachael Turrene, Fr. bk., Hambarg.
Villa de hlnlbouse, Fr. bk Antwerp,
fiuethary. Fr. bk, Antwerp.
Plerrl Latl. Fr. bk., Antwerp.
Walden Abbey, Br. ah., Antwerp,
Oleneoslln, Br. ah, Antwerp.
Verealllea, Fr. bk.. Lelth.
General de BoMef fr. Fr. bk., London.
General de Negrler, Fr. bk., tosdoa.
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Ascot, Br. tr, Buenos Ayrea.
African Monarch, Br. atr, Saa Frandaco.
Tellua, Nor. atr, Saa Frandaco.
Maori King, Br. tr., Shanghai.
Henrlk Ibsen. Nor atr., San rrsnclaco.
. Queen Alcisndr. Br. atr., Madras.
Mansh liara. Jap., str,. Sallsa Cm. ,
Mackinaw, Am. atr., Seattle.
Ban Mateo. Am. atr.. San Franetseo. ' '
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Marerlck, Am. tr., Saa Frandace.
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steamer Columbia, from Portland.
Dublin, May 28. Arrived, British
bark Formosa, from Portland.
Ilobart,' May 28 Arrived. British
steamer Ardmount, from Portland, fp
Port Plrle.
Astoria, May 28 Arrived at I and
left up at 8 s, m steamer Geo. W. El
der. from' Fan Pedro and way ports.
Xeft up during the night, schooner m
lebone. Arrived at 7:80 and left up at
8:3a a. m.,! steamer Excelsior, from San
Francisco.'' :': ,...;
Fort Harford, May 2 . Sailed, steam
er Argyu ror fortiana.
; Astoria. May- 27. Sailed" at 12 noon,
steamer 8. Porter, ror San Francisco.
Sailed at 1 p.- m, schooner Lettltla,
for San Francisco.. Arrived at 6:15 and
left up at 7:io p. m., steamer Alliance,
irom voos Day.
San . .Francisco. May 27. Arrived
schooner Columbia, from Columbia riv
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Tides at Astoria today 'High water.
0:41 a. 10 feet: 2:30 ft m.. 7.7 fet:
low water, 7:44 a. m., 1.4 feet; 7:42
p.. ... I.i . feet. ; .
PHIL BATES' OREGON "
. PARTY IN WASHINGTON
'(Special Wspatoh to Tht JoernaL) )
, Washington. May 28. Phil Bates'
party of 12 young trgon women, chap
eroned by Mrs. Charles M. Redflcld of
Heppner, are enjoying sight seeing In
Washington, wltU railroad officers and
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government officials extending every
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brilliant success of this tour, " which
costs him a total of 88.000. Passenger
officials of the Oregon Railroad & Navi
gation company, the Oregon Short Line,
the Union Pacific, the Pennsylvania
and the Baltimore & Ohio personally at
tended the young women, extending such
compliments as special observation cars
in every instance. All eastern papers
are giving extensive notices and print
lng photos. Some of the magazines
have applied for pictures and stories.
President Roosevelt, . learning tne
party had arrived, sent nor Bates yes
terday and reminded him there was to
be a reception in the east room In the
afternoon. . .Tne party yesterday visuea
Mount Vernon by special boat. Last
night the congressional library was vis
ited. Today they will see the historic
old Center Market, then go by boat to
Jamestown and thence via the Old Do
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New York. May 28. Sensational
charges lie - back of . the , formal
complaints made to United States
District Attorney, Stlmson that Mrs.
Howard Gould's mall had been tempered
with on several occasions while she
was living apart from her husband. It
Is likely the poatofflc department will
take up the matter and assign Inspectors
to work on clews furnished by Mrs.
Gould. - ' '
District Attorney Stlmson . was also-
told of Mrs. Gould'g auapldoiu that aba
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St Louis $67 .50
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Madison Square branch of the postoffice
to get tracings of Mrs. Gould's mall.
This clerk told her this Inspector want
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' Two Buy Sawmills of Union.
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cutting about 14,000 feet per day. and
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son. . The rark nawmHIj,
Cockrell A Hamilton, r n
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