The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-13

Local and General News of ships and
shipping.

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shipping.
There were several departures Of both
steam and sailing vessels from Savannah
Yesterday. There were ten sailings, sew
eral Of which we're vessels engaged IN the
coastwise trade. and among them scnooa-
ers with cargCes OF lumber for Northern
ports. Among the Departures were the
British steamships City Of Gloucester and
the Armenia which viii take on their car
goes at Charlotte Harbor and New Orleans
respectively.
The schooner Rob Roy arrived yesterday
from Philadelphia with a cargo of coal
consigned 20 a. s. Cohen.
The British steamship Arcs arrived yes
terday from Beaufort. S. c., consigned TO
Strachan Co.
The usual extension is being made at the
wharf of John Rourke & Son. To get 90
the harbor lines their wharves VIII have
TO be extended Gus Seventy-ffve feet, and
the fact they have quite a large 'front.'
age on the river Will give them .dera-
bic additional space. The Gaynors are DO
ing the work.
Capt Ruberl of the Standard Oil Com
pany's tank steamer Atlas. which arrived
al Philadelphia Tues day from Jacksonville,
reported that al a. m. last Saturday,
Cape Lookout. bearing north-north west,
nineteen miles. passed The waterlogged and
dismasted schooner Carrie A. Lane of
Bath, which was al andOned last week
while bound from Ap AJchicola for Noank,
Conn, with a cargo OF lumber. The stern
OF the Lane was desi royed by fire. Capt.
Comfort. of the steam yacht Wapiti, bound
from New York for Key West. which ar
rived Tuesday al Cha rleston, S. c.. report
ed that at 4 p m. VI pnday, when sixteen
and half miles no. -thwest of Beaufort,
y. c., his vessel pas ied the wreck of the
Lane. He stated that the schooner's hull
was considerably out of water, stern burn
ed off, anchors on bow, and thai her masts
were all gone. The ,lerelict is considered
dangerous to uavig; zion. Capt. Rubeln
also reported that on Sunday, Cape Hem
~. bearing northwest, passed twenty feet
of mist attached 10 the rigging of a sun
ken wreck. evidently iT the water for some
time, as 1t was partly covered with bar
nacles.
A total loss two miles north of High
| land Light station, where she stranded is
from Liverpool N. s., for New Haven
with a cargo Of pulp wood. Her crew
We're saved.
BY reason Of teing aground for a short
time in the river near Limerick, Ireland
the ship Marechal Suchet (BD, from Port
land, ore, sprung a leak.
In a badly damaged condition, the Bos-
ton brig Jennie Hubert, from Brighton for
Galveston, has put into Maryport After
undergoing quarantine survey she will be
towed to port for repa irs.
Passengers by steam ship City of Bir-
mingham, from New York, Oct 1O-H.
| Hanley, Mrs. G. NJ. McCauley, Mrs.
Charles Grant. Mrs, G. S. Van Horne,
Rev. w. II. Carleton, DR.. w. b. Ryan,
Mrs N. A. Kavanaush, j. C. Robinson,
Mrs c. M. Craig. Miss II. Re.ss, Mrs A
Mcfarland, Otto Schwa ritz, Miss A. Holm
gren Mrs d. Johnson P. Conida, Dr. J.
! G. Wilson, A. Kent wife and daughter,
| Rev. NJ. Noble, Mrs. l.. c. Banks Mrs.
! b. Takach, j. N. Die9ler, r. w. Foster
| Miss 8, M Turner, j. f. Brooks, Jr H.
| II. Sinig, Rev p f. Higgins, j. A. Nc
| Lehman and wife, j. H. SuGcliffe, j. f.
| Harty II. L. O'Connor, ]. G.. Lawson. w.
! Costello. wife mother and brother, Laura
! Williams, f. Soldier and daughter W A.
| Lowber.' A. l.. Rogers, ". jacobson, Mrs.
Winslow, Miss Jones, Julia b. Spalding,
George Lancaster and wife, c. c. VIM
berly, j. l.. Brown. j. Ruuke, ]. Smith.
G. W. Stevens ]. Brown, H. w. Bryant
as90lSeiS oy steamship Tallahassee,
| for New York, Oct. 12-J. f. Machn, Miss
| Bessie Beckwith, Miss Lille Anderson,
| George w. Beckett, W. N Pratt. c. G.
Anderson, Jr., J. e. Williams, Mrs. Pill
| brook, Martin j. Cooley, Miss Lizzie Gal
| yin, Miss Lille Vaughan. Mrs Annie
| Vaughan, Miss Julia Mulhe rim, Miss
| May Mahoney, Miss Agnes O'Dowd. Mrs.
| w. L. Cherry, ]. A. Bremen, Perry VIII
| Jams, r. r. Houston. Ruth Beatty. Miss
| Annie e. Lawther, Anna Pappy (colored).
John Anderson, A. B. Ellis, Thomas Me-
| Alpin.