The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
Shipping.


Shipping.
The Norwegian steamship which has
been engaged in the fruit trade between
the West Indies and Charleston, came over
from the latter city yesterday and will
be hauled on willlnks marine railway to
have her bottom scraped and painted.
The schooner Willie r. Bohannan, Capt.
Smith, from Philadelphia, arrived yester-
day with a cargo Of coal consigned to the
Savannah, Florida and Western Railroad.
The schooner Ida Lawrence, Capt.
Campbell, from Norfolk. arrived yester-
day with cargo Of coal consigned to G.
l. Taggart
The schooner Margaret A. May, Capt.
Jarvis, from Baltimore, arrived yesterday
with cargo of coal consigned TO d. II.
Thomas & Son.
The tug Plymouth and steamer Della
ware arrived below yesterday with the
dredge Liberty and two scows in tow.
They are bound from New York for Sant-
ago. The tug came up to the city 90 re-
ceive some repairs.
The steamer Ethel. which was snaggea
and sunk at Hershman's lake while COM
ing down the river on March 20, has been
raised. After bulkheading the place where
the snag went through the hull, she was
foated. On Friday the hull and machin-
ery were towed TO Savannah, the cabin
being entirely wrecked. The hun now lies
moored at the foot of Abercorn street.
Can't. Ramsey Of the British steamship
Elton, reports passed on April % the dis
masted and waterlogged schooner Bertram
N. White of Jonesport. There was no
one on board. The position of the YES
sci was in latitude 32.0l, longitude 29.H.
The tug Cynthia II sailed yesterday for
Ocrocoke, N. c., in command OF Capt. ia
cobs. She went TO tow a large dredge
to the city, which is to be employed In
proposed work on Hutchinson's Island.
Passengers by steamship Kansas City,
! Savannah to New York, May 6.-Miss La
nier, Miss Glover, M. j. Kenan, Mrs.
Capt. Blus, Capt Blum, Miss Goodrich,
| Mrs Wells Goodhue, Fred II. Butcher,
Mrs. Charles Giipin, e. A. Hubbard and
WIFE f. S. Allen and wife, u. s. JARVIS,
Mrs. IT, s. Jarvis, l.. w. Goode. John
f. Harrigan. John f. Freeman. c. Knapp
A. ]. Isaacson h. A. Brohm, Mr.. Phinny,
| Mrs Hannah A. Hamburg r.. T. Merrill
and wife, 7. c. Creighton and wife, j.
| W. Lang Sig Stern, l.. Kelt, G. j. Clivin,
William Pathie, DIR. Ct. Hemminger and
Wife Mrs. W. NJ. Runyon, Miss Harvey
| Mss Carrie Goodman, w. NJ. Runyon, Dr.
H. c. Martin, J. II. Fa.l, Arthur j. Hovey
Mrs. f. b. Gamble, George Il. Greeley,
! $. Allen and wife, DR.. Libby and wife,
Mrs. Sommers, Mrs. Clarke, G. F. Craig
| W. r. Spading and wife, Miss II. A. Cal
| houn, Miss Francis Y. Craig, b. F.. Oak
| ley and wife, Miss Bssie Fails, Miss Rose
| NJ. Berry J. J. OConnor and wife. Nora
Washington (colored), Annie Taylor (col-
ored), Mrs. NJ. Richardson, j. A. Lubin,
| G.. Kllng, wife and child, Miss c. Win
gard. o. Sorenson, L. l.. Dunbar w Van
Cock, Rudolph Kitchunger, J. f. O'Brien,
| j. +. Williams. Willle Johnson (co.ored),
! M Flanagan. f. Wurtz.
Passengers By steamship Allegany for
Raltimore-J. J. Arbraugh, John McGinn,
! Harry Dunlap, NJ Dunlap. George W.
! Dolch, j. +. Carallo. W. V. Hughes, r.
| Il. Dukey. ny e. schunble. w Il. Ben
nett. Chris Woods, T. Corson, II. r. Crook
and wife. Mrs w Gebhort L. Friedman
| Mrs. r. H. Wright John Schurtle ond
w.fe, Miss NJ Schurtle Miss L. Schurle
y. F. Farmer and wife Miss Taylor John
| Meekcs. John Butcher. ana forty omi-
| grams
The steamer Alpha will make a trip to
warsaw sound ana return this afternoon.
IL will be he first excursion OF the sea
/ son. The coat win leave her wharf. foot
| Of Buu street, at 3 o'clock.
Passengers per steamship Nacoochec
from New York-A. 8. Wassman, II. How
| eli J. L.evene, Mrs. r. Wayne Wilson j.
| robertson, NJ. Bearman, julius Keller and
| SIX storage.
Passengers by steamship Gate City.
from New York, May &C. f. Lynch, T.
A. Askew, Mrs. NJ. Powell b. Downs and