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


yesterday 1t is understood that while
this will have TO be done. no steps viii
be taken in this direction until the owners
of the vessels are heard from. Capt Pub
Hoover has cabled the condition OF the
vessel TO them
Following arc particulars of the six
masted schooner building at Camden Me.
to carry coal from Baltimore and ada
cent ports 10 New England. She will
measure 300 feet on the keel and $3.50 feet
over all, and will carry 5000 tons of coal.
Her lower masis Of oregon pine will be
brought east by rail- and will be 116 feet
Ions, foremost, 30 inches in the partners.
and the others Is inches. The topmast
will be IS feet long; foremost 20 inches i'm
the cap and the others II inches Her
boWsprit will he 80 feet long, and her jiD-
boom as feet. The boom of the driver will
be Il feet long. and the other booms ~
feet inches. The driver gaff will be &c
feet and the others each A. A four-fooL
poop deck will run from aft to ten feet
forward of the mainmast. The schooner
will have four houses on deck, the forward
one 70 feet long, the midship 49, the after
house IS. and a roomy wheelhouse. She
will be 4S feet beam, % feet depth of hold,
and will draw about q feet of water load
ed. She will be fitted with a double set
of pumps, engines and steam winches fore
and aft the pumps capable of throwing
1000 gallons OF water a minute Her chains
win be 2is inches 200 fathoms each. and
her two anchors each weigh 1000 pounds,
the chains and anchors being of the same
size as those to be placed on board the
battleship Kearsarge She will be fitted
with wire rigging.
Capt. Digs of the steamer Itasca. on
arriving at Baltimore Saturday, reported
10 a 81 ri
day, eight miles northeast OF Cape Look
Oui shoals. She was awash and appar-
emily a threc-master. Fifteen feet of the
manmast and eight feet of the mizzen-
mast were standing. The vessels bow was
ripped open, and the stern out of water
\ quantity OF lumber was drifting about
The Itasca met heavy cross seas and high
north-northeast winds.
Capt. Dagsett of the steamship City of
Augusta, from New York, reports that he
spoke schooner Mercedes Santa Cruz for
New York on Oct. T. latitude 81 3S longi-
tude 1870; passed Oct. Z. $40 a. M
schooner Mabel Jordan. latitude SS:4S and
longitude IlI5. Vessel bound north.
Passengers by steamship Tallahassee,
from New York, Oct. ii. +. Maclin,
Mrs. t. NJ. Haslam, T.. A Broadhurst
Mrs. NJ Burns Mrs j. NJ. GIadding. r.
II. y
Wickhorst and wife. Mrs. A. Bunger and
daughter, s. Hawkins, r. r. Phillip, Mrs
L. A. Francklyn J. Bolton, W. ]. Cam
eron, Lieut. G. b. Maher and family
l.. ID. Ball, Il. A Graves, +. A. Brohn
N. f. jackson and wife. s. Cohen and
wife, K. Martin. Jr., A. jackson, S. A.
Rabbit aud wife, p j. McPhilips A. A.
Mcclellan, DR. r. baltimore, r. d. Lat
timore, w. baltimore Mrs. f. d. Latti-
more, Miss NJ. p. Mcintyre, Miss NJ. r.
Mcintyre. Miss A. T. McPhillips. p. A.
McPhillips, e. A. Well, DIR. e. c. Atwood
and wife, Miss /. Frank, Mrs. l. NJ Frank.
l.. Kelly, wife and daughter, NJ. b. Cow
der Mrs. f. A. We'll, L. Martin. f. c.
Batty, F. Bell, Mrs. l.. Anderson, Miss L.
Won Harten, A. Ehret, 1. Carpenter, l..
c, Andrews. b. Ayers, T. Carroll
Passengers by steamship Kansas City.
for New York Oct. 9-E. N Hancock. ID.
Il. Hydorn, Mrs. J. Van Marter, Mrs. r.
+. King. Miss Minnie Mcguire, d. j. ID.
Page Mrs. Rose Mcguire, Miss Mana
Cummings, Mrs b. l.. Smith Miss NJ. d.
Beal. Mrs II. A. Cohen. Lewis Starke.
David c. Barrow, r. V. Kinks Capt Jud-
kins, A. Priamos, Amalia Pramos, Ag-
elo Partedo, in steerage.
Passengers by steamship d. II. Miller.
from BALTIMORE. A. Roberts, Mrs e.
Holm. Miss II Gates, Mrs. l.. NJ Gray
on, Walter Grayon. Miss r. Woodall Il.
r. Middleton Mrs. Il. r. Middleton. j
G. Wild, Mr.. Haden, Mrs. Haden, j. t.
Shivon, j u. Ackerly w. Goldstein. H.
Harden. } j. Stomot, w. Il. Lancaster.
q. Worenougnt, p. J. Hill. Mrs. Z. Guy
chard George Stiles u. Fraul Mrs ID.
Fraul