The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-04-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
shipping.
The British steamship Viola, from Car
diff, arrived yesterday, consigned to the
Antwerp Naval Stores Company. She is
chartered for a cargo of rosn.
The British steamship Teviotdale arrived
yesterday from Philadelphia. She is con-
signed to Strachan & Co, and is char
tered 10 load for Hamburg with cotton and
phosphate rock
A telegram was received yesterday by
Mr. J. A. Roberts from Capt. 4. T..
Young, the business manager of the
schooner Jennie Thomas, that the vessel
had arrived safely at Baltimore. The Jen-
nie Thomas and Ida Lawrence sailed TO-
81 her from Savannah on April 3. The
Lawrence is considered the fastest schoon-
er in her class on The coast bat the
Thomas reached port ahead Of her on this
triu
The new Merchants and Miners steamer
Kershaw, Capt. HoWes, arrived Balti-
more Sunday from the yard of the build
ers, Harlan & Holhng worth Whining
ton, Del. She will be open for inspection
before taking her place on the Boston
route.
The Plant Line steamer La Grand Ouch
esse left the Newport News shipyard Sun
day for Philadelphia, where she VIII be
overhauled preparatory to entering the
service of the Plant Line.
Passengers by steamship Nacoochee for
New YorkLMiss Nellie Cahll, Miss Carrie
Lynch, Miss Thompson. Miss Kate Blount.
Miss Mary Lucey. Miss Burns. Miss Jen-
ME Quigglee. Miss Katie Gaynor II. Red
ker, Max Schultz, II. +. Bates, A c.
Crockett Miss Julia Green, Miss Ann
Shuynie, Miss Annie Lawler, Miss Sarah
LAWYER, Mrs. M Cagney, Miss Sarah King,
Miss Mary MCGonagie, Max McCathy, r.
Colhim. NJ. A Driver 5. Tatel. Mrs. s.
Tatel c. Foley, p. Dalton, A Dittman,
A. r. Lawton, Jr, Augustus Lowell, E.
r. Lee, Miss Katie Fitzgibbon, Miss Mel
lie Foley, Miss Margaret Manson. Miss
Julia Ladders. J. A. Fuller, j. w. Hay
good, c. E. w. Chambers, c. Thesmar,
Capt ]. L. Roberts, Mrs. John Malloch,
George NJ. Peck, Mrs George NJ. Peck, J.
r. Gonzales, William Burchard, c. c. Wei
lens! F. K. Steele, H. L. Moody W. d.
Freeman, James w. Finn, ]. ]. O'Brien.
b. v. Cutter, NJ. c. Smith, Frank Wilson.
Armstead Solamind Mr. Fongaray Joe
Bremier A. ]. Simmons, Fl. l.. Digs (col-
ored), John Ackerman, John Merveighed.
w. A. Carlton (colored), Mrs. w. A. Carl
ton (colored) w. T. White (coloredO, Mrs.
W. T. White (colored), William Grant,
William McDuffie. Howard Lewis, w. A.
Dunn, James Lloyd Mrs. J. A. Fuller.
Passengers by steamship Kansas City
for New York-G w. Andrews. William J.
Mckenzie Mrs. John Wheaton, E. W.
Mount Mre
Mount William Buxton, Mrs. r. F. Nor
ton. r. F. Norton, Mrs. A. F. Decret and
child, MIR. Ayers. MIR. Waters. MIR. A. F.
Decret and child, +. d. Woodruff, John E.
Newman f. j. Hart, A. Hasbrook, Capt.
A. F. Morrow. Mrs. d. b. Jacobs, e. j.
Hart Richard G. Magee H. II. Swarr, M.
T.. Weeks, II. p Brown, Mr.. Upper, Rich
erd Burns, Col. e. p Cottle, Mrs. G. Col
ton, NJ. e. Lemberger, d. W. Tilton, Frank
f. Davis w. H. Voorhees,, Mrs. Henry
Schops and daughter, Judge w. G.. Falcon
bridge, Mrs. w. G. Falconbridge Harry
Struse, Henry Schops. Mrs. J. Cuthbert,
r. H. Fleet Otto Wall, Mrs. Otto Wall,
Ernest A. Fay. Robert c. Oran, Miss An
ME Lyman, Mrs. J. Frederick Glasby, Will
liam T. Conine, Sterling Iverson, Mrs.
Beers, Fl. Iverson, Miss Fannie Newton,
c. M. Wheeler (colored), Ben Dickersou
IcOlored). II. b. Danger, George e. An
drews, o. H. Hall, Miss L. L. Jones (col-
ored), Frank Sturtevant, Wilbut Emmer-
son. Earl Avery, Ed Watson, Leon Tracy.
Alez Marrz A. e. Johnson, Carl Peterson,
Will Taylor, j. B. McGuckil, Robert Mills,
Daniel Mahoney, A. j. Clements, Frank
w Lewis, P. J. O'Connor, Miss Isabel
Bars, Harry Hopffgoden, John McCor-
mick. Thorston Anderson. A Z. Belts,
NJ. W. O'Gare, A Tuite G. w Wilson E.
Burke GRAHAM Griffin, H. Iverson, Jr.