The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-03-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Amesbury, Mass, March 1.-THE wreck
of schooner Florida, which went down at
ashore here, and now lies keel up on the
beach. A quantity of wreckage lies in
Hampton river, and considerable
amount of coal has washed up on the
beach.
Bermuda, March 17.-schooner Thomas
W. Hyde, Carver, from Darien for Bath,
Me-, has put in here in distress.
Baltimore, March 16.-Schooner Lydia
M Deering, from Rockport, Me, was in
gales. Her figurehead was gone, main
boom broken and boat davits bent.
Boston, March n-Schooner Thomas
Me-, was spoken March g. lat SO 26, lon.
81, with loss of one man, also portion
of deckload Of hard pine, and boat. She
was endeavoring to reach bermuda. CSee
Bermuda item above).
Fishing schooner Nellie BLY, went
ashore on the east side OF Fort Warren
to-day, but afterward Heated without
damage, and arrived up.
Schooner Jennie Lockwood of Thomas.
ton, Me-, Hathorn, from Pascagoula for
feet of hard pine lumber. put into Ten
ants Harbor, Me, yesterday in distress.
Capt. Hathorn states that he encounter
ed terrific weather on the passage, and
was blown out of his course. The yes
sci lost part of her deckload her forward
house was stove in, rudder stock sprung
and lib blown away, besides sustaining
other damage. The vessel will procure a
new. jib and proceed to this port
schooner John B. Manning Sprague,
which sailed from Portland, Me-, March
2 with ice for New York, and has not
DE Delaware ware Breakwater, March H.
Schooner Anna l.. Milford, Henderson,
from Charleston for Wilmington, Del, Is
spanker boom and bulwarks gone
Highland Light Mass March H.
for New York, which anchored off Orleans
yesterday in a dangerous position, got UNI
der way at p. m.s and proceeded south
Jacksonville, Fla, March 1e.-Tug Mar
tina Helen arrived this morning from
Palm Beach disabled. She left Palm
port She was caught in a gale off Mos
quito Inlet and had machinery disabled.
The lighters broke loose ana an were washed
Helen was towed to the bar by tug
london. March 17.-Capt Hacouoil of
British brig o. Blanchard which arrived
at Vigo yesterday from Santos, died on
IN New Sfondon. March 1Z-schooner syi-
via c. Hall of New Haven, Low, with hum
Der from Norfolk for New Haven, col
lided with tow In. the lower harbor to-
day, and lost her foretopmast, jibboom
and headgear. VIII repair here,
Philadelphia, March H-Bark Siam
(Nor), Jacobsen, from Tagal for Della
Island at p. M, March 49, Crew res
cued by pilot boat Ker. When last seen
the vessel was 1ull OF WATER sails were
hanging and two masts standing. There
are no prospects of saving her. The cap
tain says his vessel struck the wreck of
an iron ore steamer. Tug. North Anieri-
ca will go to her this evening. The cargo
of sugar is valued at about $4,000. The
vessel was insured In Norway.
Portsmouth N H., March 16-Baree
Enos Soule. from Norfolk, arrived to-day
and was libelled for $4,000. On the pas
sage here she went ashore twice and was
pulled off by tugs, and this action Is
brought by several tow boat companies
who claim salvage. $50
John Somes sailed to-day for Calais. to
load a cargo of lumber from schooner
Helen G. King, lately ashore at Bayside,
condition. , ~
Vineyard Haven, Mass, March 17.-Dls-
abled schooner John J. Hanson before re-
ported proceeded this evening for New
York in tow of tug Colon.