The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-02

The schooner B. I. Hazard, lumber lad
ed, from Savannah for New York, was an
chored off the bar at Wilmington Friday,
on account of head winds.
In a leaking condition the schooner D.
Howard Spear, from Darien for Bath, ar
rived Friday at Vineyard Haven, having
struck on NaushOn Island, near the strand
cd Clyde Liner Cherokee.
Inc damage to the bark Coalinga from
Cartaret N. j., which went aground on
the night Of the 18th inst, near the har-
Dor channel at Honolulu, and remained
last for thirteen hours, when she was
Hoated by the United States steamer Iro-
luois and tug Ellen, is found to be slight.
IL lie Codhnga, which was formerly the La
tscocesa (Br), sailed from Cartaret, N.
j., laden May 2S.
"A BOARD OF marine surveyors has left
miadelphia Friday for the scene of the
wreck Of the British schooner Satellite.
"nlsh was wrecked on Joe Flogger shoal,
Gu Monday last, while bound from Phila-
uelPmd TO Halifax, N. S. Efforts will be
, nl1ue TO save as much of the rigging as
PoSsiDle and take it to PHILADELPHIA Can't.
Mckenzie accompanied the surveyors. II
cared that very little, if anything. can
u saved from the wreck.
ne Anchor Line steamer Bolivia, out
ward bound for Naples, on leaving New
ioIk thursday ran into a ballast scoW
raiu damaged three of her bow plates. She
, turned to her dock for repairs. The
SUI" was sunk. No one was injured.
dynamite is being used in irving 10 Aoat
tAe stranded steamer Neuse. Of he c,Ivde
~ "hich ran ashore in the August hur-
"due at the mouth of Pimlieo river. The
Ivy WIND formed solid bank of sand
'",V uer so that it was determined TO
oyn'mite. The explosive loosened the
% sand and gravel around the steam
p. 'ud with a steam blower 10 sweep
bl lne. ne sand the depth of water will
''ii'ient 10 float the vessel
1rJ OF vessel, evidently a large
c. "ooatr recently lost was passed in the
isl, 0Iedm by Capt Burrel of the Brit
o., ~ S,'ydnSmp Sutherland. which arrived
d. ruIlddelphia on Friday from Santiago
t Nood' There was nothing to identity
50, .gSseI' as she had been practically
T',o''Iu1 10 pieces by one of the recent hur-
II. " IN her cargo on fire. the scbooner
V ,I' Awake, from RockIand for New
y,lIN, PUT back to Salem on Friday. The
''s'l was sealed up.
1,a 5elh lmogene CBD. which arrived at
@. 'I'NNnl!h tuesday is leaking as the result
"'FlnS been ashore
T.. me- largo carso of che steamer Hannah NJ
Hi"-l 'hi'' from Pensacola Tor Venice.
bj1l.Il Pu' INTO st. Michael Thursday for
'oal' was understood to be on fire
,..sIduc steamer Scotsman CBn. from
+. tpol sept. IA for Montreal. is ashore
'''dlls Of Belle Isle.
b.. 1senls FOR the schooner Henry Cros
An, "Hleh sailed from Philadelphia ON
a0,i,, tof San Juan. Porto Rico. were
%, nh. lo1 her safety until the shippers
lIt,+ irs 81 80 received during the week the
cam ~ ihalion Of Ter by cabegra from
inl 1snnott. stating that he was claim
a.. ,.,llulIase for delay in discharg,np
rr.,.{t,,,II So OF coal. Il was feared that the
gI,c. had been lost in the September
BANNER Oak Branch Br). Steel. from
ed W. ore Tor Nladivostock, which return
t,,,,,,. ouez after being ashore. has been
dock ' fns to discharge and go into dry
Tor repairs
fFcights and Charters.
toor. 'ooncr Matte Franklin. coal. Balu-
t9n 70 savannah; lumber thence to Bos-