The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-04-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS OF
SHIPS AND SHIPPING.

The Sailors Left in Savannah by the
Stranded Norwegian Bnrk India
All Get Away-The Captain the
Only Officer Left Bark Cyprian
From Savannah, After Grounding
9 i'm River EIbe, Has Arrived ut
Hamburg-Matters of Interest to
Shippers and Mariners.
All the seamen of the stranded Nor
wegian bark India have been given places
on other Norwegian vessels. Capt. Kris
tofersen, who commanded the India, is the
only one of the officers left in Savannah.
The mate left on a Norwegian steamer
several days ago. 1t was the duty of the
vice consul of Norway and Sweden to look
out for the men, and by vigilance, he
succeeded in complying with the law in
finding places for them on other vessels
of their country. Had he not succeeded
in doing this the laws of those countries
would have required the vessel owners TO
get the men home.
The newly constituted board of direc-
tors of the Maritime Association of the.
Port of New York, at it's first regulars
meeting Friday, organized for the coming
year under the new president. John V.
Barnes.
Washington Michaels was reelected
secretary, Supt Francis w. Houghton
and Assistant Superintendent Gideon w.
Young were also reelected. The stand
ing committees were appointed. The Sc
lection of the other trade and arbitration
committees was deferred to the next reg
ular meeting.
Cablegrams state that the Norwegian
bark Cyprian, from Savannah, before re-
ported aground in the River Elbe, fioated
after discharglng part of her cargo and
has arrived at Hamburg
The bark Elsa (Ger which arrived at
Port Eads Friday from Para, Brazil, had
a sad and terrifying experience. On
March 20 Capt. e. Kiehne, master of the
Elsa, died, and the day following First
Mate Kienburg also died. The Elsa at
that time was off Tiepu lightship. Orinoc-
co river, Venezuela.
The steamboat City of J jacksonville,
which stranded on the North Carolina
coast in September last while bound from
New York to Jacksonville, has been float
ed by wreckers sent there under the drec-
ton of John Mills of Camden, N j. The
vessel was driven high and dry on Sept.
10, 1899, six miles south of Portsmouth, N.
G., and has been there ever since. The
vessel will be taken to Elizabeth City,
N. c.
Two schooners which were driven ashore
near Apalachicola, Fla during the great
storm of August last and landed high up
to the land has been fioated. The yes
sells were the schooners Warren Adams
and p. C. Cromwell. The Adams was
pulled into deep water and the Cromwell
was foated in a canal dug for the pur-
pose. Both vessels are insured, largely
in Boston and Philadelphia.
The tug Maud was hauled out on the
marine railway yesterday for repairs.
Passengers by steamship La Grande
Duchesse for New York yesterday-L.
Aprea, william Freeman, Mrs. d. II. Ar
thur, II. S. Kramer, V. Kahn, Miss Il.
Kahn Capt. Borup. b. s. Pray, NJ. II.
Hlrsh and wife, r. p. Mitchell, ]. s..
Pray. f. 3. Robinson, Miss Green, e. S.
Shorter and wife. Miss F. Brandley, Mrs.
8. C. Brandley, William Newcomb. f. p.
Walker, Nj. Hirsh, Mr.. Ravens, Mr.. Tins
ley, Miss Title Walmy, Mrs. w. j. Wilde,
G. w Andrew and wife, Miss M. Fried,
George Stelies and wife, d. #. Jack and
family, II. s. Oppenheimer Henry futile,
Edw. N Broadhurst, Mrs. NJ. f. Kemble,
III. s. Parmelee ana wire, w. II. casey,
wife and child Mrs. Huyler, Mrs Berry,
Mrs. Scommon and son, c. A. Ballough,
Charles Balloueh, j. Fl. McChandless and
wife. =. ]. Philbin, ]. NJ Murphy Sol.
Calm, f. H. Abbott, wife and son, t.
Kamensky, Mrs I. II. Plumley, Miss Ad-
die L. Young, Frank Harrall, l. H. Plum
lev. w A. Baker and WIFE p. b. Suaraz,
Capt w. II. Hansman, Miss Bertha
Barker, Miss Hammerton =. NJ. Suaraz
and wife, Ralph II. Barker, Miss Rather
inc Suaraz, Miss Elizabeth Suaraz, Mrs.
Kittaeld, A. r. Lawton, Jr., A. Phillips,
Mrs. n. L. Hardy and children, Miss Mar
garet Evoy, Mise r. f. Evoy, Capt. Evoy
and eighteen intermediate.
Passengers by steamship City OF Ma
con. New York for Savannah, April 26-
c. S. Wah, J. Roberts
Passengers from Baltimore by steamship
Itasca-Miss Emma spalding c. ID. Sell
YER. =. J. Manigan, W. NJ. Carter, Il. H.
Dougiis Miss ~ McKewen, Mrs. Kirk
patrick.