The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
.cu AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

..Aoouers Fred II. Gibson and bar
IA r. Bcecber, which Put in Sa-
NAH leaking Several Days
HIVE Finished Repairs and
,., sail TO-day-Marine Railway
-,oar for Tugs Cambria and Re-
TabIe of Maritime Casualties
nurtng september.
p.,,;r- on the British schooner Fred H.
Ian Capt. Publicover, bound for Pay
+, and the schooner Harold c. Beech
r,p. Low. for New York, have been
-,..s,sd. and it is expected one or both
....s,s will sail to-day. For the past two
o,,i-k work was done in re-loadiug
~. mart of the cargoes which We're dis
.,,oed to admit of making the repairs
som humps have been fitted up on the
q.e.ber It was the intention of Capt
1,. IN proceed 10 his destination in tow
t,tit is not known whether this has been
..eritslv decided upon. The Beecher has
cargo Of lumber, and the Gibson hssi
ra-,n and lumber.
rbe dredse which was on the marine rail-
nav for some time has been taken off. The
,,, is now clear for the tugs Cambria aud
,se Regis. The Cambria will have a new
wheel and shaft attached, and the Regis a
rev vince.
The British Steamship Glengoil, Capt.
n,,ison. which cleared on Saturday for
bremen proceeded as far as the blight yes
,,~4av and anchored She will 20 TO sea
,o-day.
complete table of marine casualties
dnring September has been issued by the
Iiverpool Underwriters Association. The
vos.e's totally lost amount 10 twenty. OF
these seven were due to laundering. seven
n s.randing. three TO collision, one to fire,
and two vessels we're posted as missing.
The partial losses were fifty-eight due to
weather damage, ninety-three TO strand
ing one hundred to collision, twenty to fire
and lightweight to other casualties.
Evidence adduced at Kingston Jamaica,
at an inquiry into the loss of the Atlas
Line steamship Adula, Capt. McAuley, from
kingston for Baltimore, which fouudered
off Port Morant south of Jamaica, on
Sent O. indicates that the vessel was IN
seaworthy, owing TO improper loading, and
that she capsized during an effort to cor
rect the difficulty. The question of juris-
diction. as affecting the vessels nationality
arises. owing to the loss of her register.
The schooner Vanlear Black, Capt. La
cev arrived from Baltimore yesterday
with cargo of coal consigned to G. l.
Tlggart co.
The schooner Matte A. Franklin, Capt.
Mcdonald arrived yesterday from Balti-
more with cargo of coal.
The pilot boat J. H. Estil arrived from
her station last night, but left on her re-
urn within an hour
The United States revenue cutter Hamil-
ION arrived from Charleston last night aud
anchored opposite the foot of Lincoln
street
Passengers by steamship Chattahoochee
from New York oct. 20-R. NJ. Lightfoot.
". S LeHuthan aud wife l.. Starke, W. S.
Taber Miss Havershorn, W. 7. Stafford and
wife, E. Pendas, wife and son. J. c. Les
lie, j. D. Stinson, G. P. Bevis. J. D. Tram
NEIL Miss b. Adams, J. Spann, J. W. jack
son, H. c. Chatham, Mrs. G.. Staples.
daughter and three sons, Miss NJ. Stem,
Miss A. Steljes, Louisa FINAL and son,
Eliza Grimm, Freida Gerken, H. H. En-
mons, A. =. Miller, j. Quinn, e. Peers, w.
Lcmaine, \. Garfield, Bella Speed, Miss
Shaury BERTHE Semken, T. Peterson, J.
Mayer J. Larson, G. Eisberg, F. l.. Sal
fielder H. DAILY, c. Lee s. Lee.