The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-05

General News of ships ana
lo' SHINING.

., General News of ships and
LO'' shipping.
reyresented in Savannah
81 CELEBRATING the Fourth yester-
o'e' .....sranees aong The wharves
o's ..ree of it, Flags fioated from
e-'r '' ...,ra sailors either sought the
90 ..-c-yd about their vesse-s' ana
!e=' .rs me wharves presented
tl-=' -.rs.,fyily. A number of vessels
s,.. ....145 loading Tuesday. but work
'.-''. , WAS suspended rather than desc
o. .5., ali seemed TO be devotedly
ooszry1s
p-.=b steamship Yanariva, Capt.
i"5 i.,,,.,.,i unexpectedly at quarantine
h-'.,i from st. Lucie, West indies
l-s-'.,,,5 doubtless have proceeded 10
90 r1d il not been for me tact she
lN N,,.r4d by Dr.. Lintey marine hos
"17 .rce5n. pending Geographic lnstruc-
-s from the surgeon general al WASH
". According to tho regulations OF
gu. - hospital service vessels from
''5 ,o,.- are 10 be held until the de
15' .--, c3n inform the station as to
fE e5oIit:ous at the port left which
-s sasis for admitting or OBTAINING the
The Yanarlva is expected 10 come
up to-day
r,. Italian bark La Marincea, Capt. Lu-
,.,6o was released from quarantine yes
5,. and will Ike lowed TO The city to-
4,r She Is consigned TO Srachan & Co.
90 ylI b4 loaded with naval stores by
p,r.r.o1 Downing & Co.
Tho s,e,mship Forest Brook CBr), went
s., Yesterday She has a cargo of cot
,sr lumber and phosphate rock for
Bremen
Tho Norwegian bark Elmo sailed yes-
tsrd,y with a cargo of naval stores for
Hamburg
Dnr.rg Saturday night the schooner A.
4 Saerman. Capt Crockett, was entered
] br thieves at Baltimore, and a lot of
E ,',t5I0s belonging 10 the steward and his
4 vi-e and daushter was stolen.
The steamer Alpha carried a large party
nj axcursionists 10 Warsaw yesterday.
Many persons were under the impression
Two excursions would be run during The
4 dsv and few were none the wiser until
n they were informed at the wharves.
The steamer clifton brought a crowd of
q eoored people from Beaufort yesterday.
Kew West Fla, July 4.-British
steamer Tnornton Capt. Dale, from
Cardiff to Vera Cruz, loaded with
s. patent fuel ran ashore on Elbow reef Fri
4 day Jettzoned 200 tons of cargo, and
q Aoatei sunday proceeding to destination.
PASSENGERS by steamship City of Au-
"a N7.r4 Tah ~
Fl Henry Dukes, Mrs. J. Sternberg and two
Fl children Miss Hada Hunter, Mrs. Charles
g Il Strong ]. J. Gilmore, Mrs. NJ. Willard,
81 " J and J r. Fowler. c. L. Wilcox, w.
8 Gibson. Miss Dafin, Mrs. j. w. Reilly,
81 Miss Schwartz, Miss Irene Algren Mrs.
u N Meyers. George a, Cozens, f. S. La
throp Julius Rosenthal, Mrs. Henry Roth,
q Mrs F. Joseph. Milton Herman. Miss Alice
81 Y Bourquin Miss Bertha Craig, Mrs. +.
Lembereer and child, Mr. and Mrs. =. S.
j Guckanheimer Miss Florence Olmstead,
4 Mrs c. h. Olmstead, D. A. Byck, c. r.
4 Ferry n Goodman, R. F. Cole, Mr.. and
i Mrs R. Van Keuren, Miss Ethel Fretz,
j G A. Narmestein, d. W. Hartshorn, r.
4 r Gemmil.e Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wood
i ruff, Mrs C. W. Bruen, B. H. Jones, Mrs.
l. Patshek, Mrs. f. R. Mann, Y. Thomp
son, Jr., R. j. Duke, Mrs. P. d. Daffin,
Mrs Rosa Heller, Henry Schwarz, Miss
"a L'd HIroad, MT. ana MIS-. IS. w. E1OOpSI,
4 Ia NJ. Erskine. H. E. Germany NJ. J.
Lehwald, Miss Mary E. Beamann, Mrs.
4 h, Boley, Mrs. S. Herman, Misses
Herman, Miss Helen r. Vaughan, Miss
Eva Haltiwanger Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Harris. E. 5. Daniels and daughter, Miss
Susie Omstead, Frank Robert Il. L. Bar
hed Rev. z. c. Belcher Frank c. Car
many Jr., P J. Tinsley, Miss BERTHE Van
q heuren Intermediate, Louis Darby Mr..
q and Mrs Robert Z. Cole Christian Mathi-
son. F. A. Pearce Gertrude Moore, F.
sa-Tan, George l.. Cole Jennie Moore,
Yrs Mcfarland, Clyde Lanier, J. A.
smith Storage, Martha Evanson, Eddie
Lyanson, Ella Evanson, w. f. Brown. F.
{ Brown, Alexander Forbes, Edward
d Young. Thomas Taylor, Mrs. s. c.
Forbes D. Fl. Squires, George Weinberg.