The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-12

LONDON ana Antwerp passed on. isle .
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fo- an-V-..-r. .r-.,-.-.-. ...-..-.f., a.. ..-
f,.--f..f --- r-- -.. "a +--
several .1.t- atlr- -ra .....- tf.- -.. his
ND baa- b..--.H I'd -.. rI. .a... 80 .H-
Anfu-a-r N..... --...- .r.r...-. here
PLACED 30 gr..i...... .. .t. --..l-. LON .--
srd hsr 80. .--..- ..- ~. -..f...r
The Noru..e.s1 t.-.- E.-.re ----r. This
49, @ -'
down 20 t.- waters r--e a.. ....' " Isl.
damaged ly collision w.t. unknown
iron bark. has been 4,-l-l 90 lAu-rl tlr
repairs. Tts ve-sa. wltr which tre Re-
LarieL
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Heoola e-' -o--' .i-- E'a "t, "i'''-
ed The SHIP h-.ltnha tNufl, -tftN leo.
partially di-ua-tei and badly strained
The o4rks htne Genre tNoIl Tor klo jam
Gro. partly alsma7-el. Fortuna tNou.
(swd). lost main ana IN .zzenmas tsi Her
I'i.'I S-NoIl, -.' L-, ana ' ,.'.
eil-ht dsua..s- bs-<s FsemoIo tAgs5
Fio-eUa CNori ana NromrnWfk tNorl
were more or less .larnleai several eoas--
si5era6,e dsmsee Va done no gr5 '.', on
land.
Inc unusual sleht was witnessed july
British steamship Bendo. of school Of
large sperm whale dlspo!ting themselves
So, 81 1ey were NOV ,l .ls S.ois az
80 pa 1'.t y Slle -'s -''il1e az
llt ~ In o.hs on an u-ih"o"l sli1Ie' y
" III Su.,j {" ~ 49, A.. "Aaie s.ai
Ing to have the spouts break over tbem.
As long as the Bendo was i'm sight Of them
t4e Dig Isn could De seen playing about
like children In bathtub. Capt. Doyle
any whaling vessel that might happen
'-e s0nooI'
The Propeller Towboat Companv has
bofs,bt , ,,,..,,,,,bo,, ~. - t..-...
10y 'ii7 newly iiFeH'eN
speahins trumpet rs powers were dem-
calling up people on the boats on The river
flnctIv bear5 any 7,g., arl.-,, N9i =, Ha
tance.
The tug boat Weymouth arrived vester-
dav from Coossu, sor,a -,i.b +,.. ti-t,4
- - .-t-., 49, ~" We ''9i~
;iilItEea from me same place towing three
The italian bark Washington. Cant
Cacace. seventy-four days. I'm ballast
from Trapanl arrived yesterday. consirn-
ca 10 Strachan * Co.
Tho r~,,ist, ,,,,,. -. Co.,. ,,.,.
clesral ,-.g..-,.,,. ~. ', ,'i
$3.50 "" ''''i
tiIrpentine rbs 49,, 90, eesAs o. IT'S
Paterson. Downing & 60 7'''Ppeu oS
he norwegian park WAX, Capt. Hau-
ger cleared yesterday for London with
s040 casks Of spirits turpentine ,aiuea
James Farie. Jr was S"ippeu Oy
The British bark Ralakiava can.
1r..-.s a. eaPt'
- s4iiiNoii1i cieaIed yesterday Tor ROtter-
Gam with 400 barrels Of rosln and 800
casks of spirits urpentlne. The total val
uation Of the cargo is S5l.Qs. Paterson
Downing q Co., were the shippers.
Strachan & Co. cleared yesterday the
British steamship Iuvertass for I 81,
ana o-,,.,,,,.4,. -. ~. '''NOii
az. y : - tle-ull yne' Tier cargo con-
sai 81 = u ~ parrels OF rosin and 10 cases
10 800 80 cileots TOT Lonuon' ana l.50
49, -, C5-4i ailu -'lyo tots OF phos-
io0A iOi Ne"casue-oh-Iyn
IN,
INC ancient Mariner was not to be
1ouhd yesterday al his usual post on a
pile of lumber at exchange dock and the
shining news MAJ, 49,, = -.
e"o man Desah 10 lhlhk ne
had lost his Sunday story. The steve
dores on the dock had not seen anyone
fan overheard So The N-e,,,s 49,, -
-. -. - ma" inaue d
eA Lor MS llleho along the wharves.
lie found him on board Of the British
bark Varuna, which was nrenarfne ~
sail for Iondon
49,, rI1s
an mere you are ne exclaimed, as
the News man came up. Come, let me
introduce you 10 one of my proteges.
Shake hands with Mr.. Chester, Mr..
Reporter"
Mr.. Chester bowed and looked pleasant.
NOW what are you going to tell the re-
porter, Pop?' he said, looking suspicious
~ at the old salt
m going 10 tell him about a kid that
served his time with me during my last
days at sea" You see before Won .
ne said, 1.-The luckiest unluckv man
OF tina nineteenth century. That fine
inquire of a man. with iron grey locks
that make him appear TO be SO wears az
age is only 26 years old but he's lived
dozen lives and died as many deaths.
The Young rascal when a - 80
playing with a friend on the railroad
track in England ALONGSIDE of a deem
quarry. The train came along and be
had to choose quickly. the death he nre-
ferred. He was not fond Of iumn-
ing down quarries so he laid down