The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY

bermuda. Rrn 1O.-ship Biv.--,,-
lNorl, from Dfrien for Rotterdam v- -9iiie
80 ia s mere AprA 2 leaky, was examine
~, a diyer, who discovered thar a 80
mole had been left open bv he Lott
Isrs az the last port that she renaf~e ~ ~
cee5Iei II, ~ - PlIsgea ana the vessel pro-
Boston, May 6.-The steamer rs---.,
ashore last night on Peaked Hiil bs-' "a !.
tne rorest Holme (Br), from Medife--s.S
mean ports for Boston. She kedeed 49, - a.
~ al a. m, and put into PrOvincaf--,-4
1nefe was no pilot on the steamer al ~
time or the stranding. She Is serig---ile
strained, and il is feared her bofro-11S y
damaged. She will leave ProvincesttlIi-,-s
tonight for this port own
Schooner Frank and Ira ORrl fro-, g.,
lee for Bridgeport, Conn. was roI,-s a ~
mere last night cut down to waters s ~ IN
WIN loss OF foremast. bOwsprlt and heaT,
gear, having been in collision early W.
terday morning, off Highland lighf' 49,
schooner Eugene BOrda from Neu5 vi y--L
Ior salem; damage TO latter supposa5
Gloucester. Mass. May s.-schooner r.
la r. Norwood, which sailed for the bari--
rev days ago, was struck bv a
sea IN the vicinity of Georges. yybioSS
swept her decks, carried away both rossetl
powsprit, boom and gaff and caused otbss
damage. A jury sail was rugged. and 81
was mus enabled to reach land W-hsnco
she was taken IN tow by steamer FINN
> Bradford and towed here.
Nantucket, Mass, May 6.-The Tliclysr
muck life saving crew crossed to this is
land this morning and reported a two
masted schooner driving before the ga,s
qlsabled. She struck on the east end ~
Long ShOal about 10 O'clock and is in
PAD place now. Her signals are dying
and II is thought her crew is not on b3ar9'
LIE saving crew cannot get to the wreck
at present.
Pensacola, May 6.-Steamer. Tamnicsn
CBr), hence for Liverpool, grounded on the
bar when leaving port, but will probable
come on next tide without damage.
Philadelphia, May 6.-Steamer HoIguio
SNQqrl, IRON 55 - PoTI antonio reports May s.
mast sticking about ten feet out of water
ana another small spar alongside sticxine
about four feet out of water-a very dam
gerOus obstruction.
St Johns, n. B., May 6-Schooner Mary
George (Br), from Fredericton, N r
for United States, arrived to-day with loss
of bowsprit and foremost, having been in
collision with a bridge. 80
Vineyard Haven, May 6.-Schooner En-
terprise (of Millbridge, Me-, from Eliza
bethport for Boston, with cargo of iron
pipe, shifted her cargo and broke her
pumps this morning, between Handker-
chief and Cross Rip light ships, during
northeast gale, and the vessel sprung
leak. The captain and crew were COM
PEELED to abandon their vessel and take 10
their boats. They were picked up about
an hour later by schooner Viola OBJ.
landed here. The Enterprise was aban-
doned at anchor about one mile souts-
west of Cross Rip light ship.
An unknown 1our-masted schooner ran
ashore on Hedge Fence shoal, hard
! aground this morning.
Schooner Fred c. Holden, Greenlaw Of
and from Calais for New Bedford. with
cargo of lumber, while anchored OF
| Cape POge last night. encountered a heavy
northeast gale and dragged to a point near
steamer Orion this morning and towed
! here.