The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
STEAMSHIP STATE OF TEXAS
sTEERED CLEAR OF HURRICANE.

cant. Foster Did Not Come Outside
the Cnpes Until All Evidences OF
Blow Had Passed OVer-RepOrts
an Easy Run Down the Coast.
some Uneasiness Felt for the
Schooner Albert schultz From Bal
umOre TO Savannah with Coal.
Other Local News of ships and
shipping.
The steamship State of Texas, from
! Baltimore, Capt. Foster. arrived early last
night. She did not encounter the West
/ Indian hurricane on her way down, hav-
/ ing remained inside the capes until all
/ evidences of severe blow had passed
/ over IL IS reported she left the Chesa-
/ peake bay Saturday night at $3.50 o'clock,
/ and had smooth running all the way
( down. While she did nos have large
/ passenger list. those who We're aboard
| did not escape experiencing that uneas.-
/ ness over expected storms which comes
! TO all except the seafaring. The passen-
| gers felt good over their escape, but had
they encountered the bow they would
have been in charge Of a cool, fearless
and reliable seaman.
There is some anxiety expressed for the
schooner Albert Schultz, which sailed from
| Baltimore for Savannah on Aug. 7. She
is loaded with coal. 1t is feared the
| Schultz may have met the hurricane which
| has distressed and destroyed other yes
sells. Nothing has been heard Of her since
she left Baltimore.
The Italian bark SAINT Antonio. Capt.
| LubranO, arrived at quarantine yesterday
lot
| be detained by the marine hospital service
the required number Of days for vessels
coming from those islands.
The schooner Alice Mcdonald, loaded
with lumber for New York, went to sea
| yesterday.
The river steamer Pilot Boy brought an
excursion of colored people from Beaufort
| yesterday, returning in the afternoon. As
| the Pilot Boy left her dock, the inspiring
| scenes of enthusiasm which usually mark
| the departure of the colored excursion
lists, were taken in by camera liends along
| the Bay.
The steamer Clifton went on her regular
trip to Beaufort yesterday.
Capt. George T. Beach and daughters
| returned yesterday from Kentucky, where
| ti4tS nave uttH SoIOuIull- lot sumo lillle
While in the Blue Grass state Capt. Beach
| visited the Mammoth Cave and other in
teresting places
The tug McCauley left yesterday for
the st. Johns river. From there she will
take tow to Cape Florida
Passengers by steamship Kansas City,
for New York, Aug. PIC. w. Lester and
wife, ID. c. Holmes and wife, E. l.. Good
| man, Mrs. +. l.. Goodman, Miss Florrle
| S. McP. Farr. Mrs. J. NIcP. Farr. Joseph
| Clay Harvey Brown, Judge a. j. Cobb,
| wife and two sons, Miss NJ. Derst, Mrs
| r. A. Ward, Charles j.. Hahn, Capt.
John Fitzgerald Arthur Gordon, Charles
| Fitzgerald, John l.. Kane, n. Storch Mrs.
| N. Storch, C. J. Meredith and wife, Miss
! Karrie Fumade, NJ. Cox W. c. Gray, NJ.
G. Christian, John S. Armant, c. A Has
ungs, /. Peregrine and wife, f. +. Holmes
and child. II. r. Durand. r. e. Leigh. IT.
NJ. Lanier Jr., l.. NJ. Lenguick, S. S. Ben
nett, w. deGontard, Mrs. f. f. Role,
Jake Dub, II. H. Kuck Lee Allen, W L.
| Murphy, Ed Mayer c. f. Neal. A E
Bennett. A. Wilinsky and wife, c. G.
Woolson, V. r. Davis, D. Goldstein, \.
| Lassner, Mrs A. Marcus Miss Harriet
| Rogers, l. Weinberg, r. A. Ryan Miss
Alice Knox Mrs. Mae Jones, J. c. Dough-
try and wife, Miss Vaughan, Miss Belle
Solomon, j. G.. Doughtry, Jr., Miss Kath-
crime DousAtrN, Mrs, II. X. Duraud and
daughter, II. c. Simon. T. c. Bunch A.
Steil and wife, J W. Ritter, r. L. North
erton, Miss Fitzsimmons, j. r. Williams
and wife, II. r. Shorty, L. Y. Dean. Jr.,
Miss Mollie Murray, E. w. Kane w p.
Roberts, Mrs. S. T. Bridges, S. E. Daw-
sing, b. F. Strickland, Leo Morrison, Miss
Maggie Rooch, d. Rich J. Solomon, Mrs
Albert S. Marks, Miss Cissna. nurse of
DR.. II. J. Williams, Lee Crawford. NJ
Lanse, Celia Corey, J. N. Rosate, Anna
Clements and w. H. HILL Harry Sim
mons, d. AronOth in steerage