The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

OmciaI List of the Omccrs of the
Merchant and Miners TranspOrta-
ton Compnny's Steamships since
the Hecent Chanse-sick sailors
brought From Quarantine ani
Placed in Hospital.
The addition of the two new steamers.
Kershaw and Nantucket. to the feet OF
the Merchants and Miners Transporta-
ton Line has made many changes in the
personnel of the commanders and chief
engineers and their STATS. Last week the
final changes were made. The following
is the official list of the officers of the
twelve fine steamers now performing SER
vice between Baltimore and Boston and
Providence and Savannah. including the
calls at Norfolk and Newport News
Alleghany-Captain, G. W. BEups; first
officer j. 5. Hudgins; second officer W.
NJ. Jones; chief engineer E. J. Gunner;
first assistant, Edward Mckay; second as
sistant, NJ. Woodward
Berkshlre-Captain, F. NJ. Faster; first
officer, A. L. Willis; second officer. G.
Kirwin; chief engineer Il. E. Calder; first
assistant A. j. Dodson; second assistant,
J. Dawson.
Dorchester-Captain, Charles James;
first officer, F. NJ. Dow; second officer, 1.
Freeman; chief engineer, j. O. Reville;
first assistant j. Doherty; second assist
ant, H. Rudolph.
Essex-Captain, ]. H Dzer; first officer,
A. T. Hudglnsi second assistant, Fl. Timm;
chief engineer J. w. Pratt; first assist
ant, w. T. Fairbanks; second assistant,
J. V. Hughes.
Gloucester-Captain, D. P w. Parker;
first officer, j. McDorman; second officer,
r I. Moon. pbfaf
nard; first assistant, F. p. Disney; second
assistant. c. ]. Zimmerman.
Howard-Captain, q. Nickerson; first
officer, w. s. Elridge; second officer, l..
f. Powell; chief engineer, J. p. Sherwood;
first assistant, ]. f. Graf; second assist
ant, A. ]. Walker.
Itasca-Captain, j. f. Ryan; first officer,
G. d. Robinson; second officer, J. d.
Kiley; chief engineer. James Reynolds;
first assistant, Charles Curry; second as
sistant, c. A. Rodgers.
Juniata-Captain, w. j. Bond; first Off
GER J. II. Digs; second officer, Thomas
Keough; chief engineer. J. II. Rudolph;
first assistant, U. G. Ely; second assistant,
John Larkin.
shaw-Captain, Frank Howes; first
officer, John Johnson; second officer. c.
L. Warwick; chief engineer, J. r. Ken
nard; first assistant, r. " Aylmer; sec
ond assistant. r. P. Hynes
Decatur II. Miller-Captan, c. C. Pc
ters; first officer, William Radchff; sec
ond officer p. II. Tyler; chief engineer,
w. II. Wilson; first assistant N A. Hud-
gins; second assistant, T. Dempsey
Nantucket-Captain, John 5. March;
first officer, A. ]. Whereof; second Off
GER T. p. Pratt; chief engineer, NJ. Wood
ward; first assistant, j. Neenan; second
assistant, T. Mullin.
State of Texas-Captain, Enos Foster;
first officer, NJ. K. Crowen; second off,
GER Robert Sibley; chief engineer,
Charles Isberg; first assistant H. NJ.
Hopper; second assistant, A. J. Morris
eta.
Five sailors from the Swedish bark Elsa
were brought from quarantine yesterday
and placed in the marine hospital for
treatment. Capt. Rosenqvist of the vessel
will come up to-day and 90 TO the hospital
1t is reported that the men are afflicted
with beri-beri, a disease contracted in
South Africa The vessel will go to
Brunswick to load
About $50 new berths have been placed
In the after steerage department of steam
er La Grande Duchesse. and when she left
Boston Saturday for the Provinces it was
claimed she was loaded to the nozzle with
passengers, which would mean somewhere
over 500.
1t was a duh day in shipping yesterday.
There were no arrivals and only one sail
ing, that of a regular liner for New York
The German bark India has been char
tered for cargo of naval stores from Sa-
vannah or Brunswick to the River Elbe.
Savannah Almanac.
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