The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local and General News of ships and
Shipping.


Local and General News of ships and
Shipping.
The schooner william H. Swan, Capt
Davidson, finished loading late yesterday
afternoon with a cargo OF lumber for Bal
umore While loading the Swan has been
receiving repairs SO that it is not proba-
BILE she viii be delayed on account of the
damage she sustained on the trip down.
Capt Davidson expects to go to sea this
week.
New York and Baltimore steamships
came in yesterday following each other
closely. The arrivals were the steamships
Chattahoochee, from Boston, the city Of
Macon, from Boston, via New York, the
Tallahassee. from New York, and the Es-
sex from Baltimore. The only coastwise
ship TO sail was the Itasca, for Bati-
more.
The barkentine Stephen G.. Hart, Capt
Babbldge, which arrived yesterday, reports
fair weather on, her voyage down from
New Bedford. On account OF the heavy
fox, which prevented coming into port,
Capt Babbidge anchored at the bar on his
arrival there Sunday. The vessel is light
She is chartered for a cargo Of lumber by
the Southern Plne Company.
The pile driver used in the work on the
Charleston and Savannah Railway bridge
was brought down to the city yesterday
Work has been suspended there for a
while but, IL is stated, there IL additional
work to do before the contract w!ll be
completed.
Nearly all vessels that arrived yesterday
off b{gh
made their progress slower than 1t would
have been. Some considered It advisable
10 anchor out and walt for clearer wealth
er 10 come up 10 the city This made
them a day late In arriving.
1t is the intention to begin as soon as
possible the discharging of the cargo of
the German bark Isabel, which a board Of
survey recommended should be discharged
for repairs An account of her condition
appeared in the Morning News several
days ago. She Is tied up at the Gordon
wharf. The cargo will be stored along the
wharves.
The German steamship Hedwig, which
arrived yesterday from Charleston, will
load cotton. She Is consigned to A. f.
Churchill. The vessel was tied up at the
Lower Cotton Press.
Passengers by steamship Gate City, from
New York, Nov. 1s-G. II. Fernel and
wife, Mrs. Z. j. Lawton, II. c. Debit,
II. T. Birch, W. w. Gordon and wife. J.
e. Edmonds. DIR. Rosencranz, DR. Owens,
A. Devlin Mrs. Mourney, c. Halves and
wife, Mrs. Parshley and daughter. II. J.
Cooper Mrs. A. F. MarmelsGein and two
daughters, Mrs Miller, w. S. Newton
and wife, Miss f. Newton and maid Mrs
c. e. Gradot, Mrs. c. A. Musgrove and
husband, c. G. Tansey and wife, e. c.
Tansey, st. G. Allen, F. c. johnson and
wife, Miss e. Allen, Miss M Allen, ].
Carroll. H. Tuttle H. r. Hovey, Miss
O. Neil and sister, J. d. Owiugs and wife
r. Murphy and wife, T. F. Lyman and
wife. ]. 3. Thompson. ]. Beaux and wife
Miss M. Walsh Miss Leprest j. Vernon
Mrs. r. Strauss, Maggie Jensen and sis
ter. A. H. Baker. A. Gasparo, c. Mole
thorns, ]. Kagler, c. Chatlln, ]. Smith, c.
Anderson, c. Johnson, M. Peters, four
Italians.
Passengers by steamship Itasca, for Bal
timore-George Wehner, Fred Fisher, r.
J. Mcmahon and wife, F. Leon Beck Al
West, Maggie Cross. Charles Davis and
wife.