The Republican journal., 1898-02-10
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Feb. g. Sch. Fannie & Edith, Ryder,
Feb 5. Sch AdeIia I. Carleton, Wall, in
tow of tug Somers N. Smith, Rockport.
Feb 6 Schs. John NJ Fske, Mutt, Win
terport; Myra Sears, Fullerton, Lincoln
vile.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Feb. /. Cid, sch. Carrie A.
Bucknam, Mckenzie, Point a Pltre; 2, cid.
sch. Jessie Lena, DevereauX, Point-a- Pltre;
sid, Sch VIM. Downes, Newport News; q,
ar, schs. Yale, Baltimore; Hattie T. Luce,
Heal, Surinam 5, ar, sch. Henry Crosby,
Stubs, Demerara cid, sch. Jacob NJ. Hask-
ell, Hart, New Orleans; 6, sid, schs jessie
Lena, Point-a Ptre; Edward Stewart, Bar
ranquila; Florence Leland, Charleston;
Anna Pendleton, Brunswick, Ga.
Boston, Jan. 81. Cid, sch. Susan n Pick
ering, Haskell, Fernandna; Feb. 2. cid,
Ayres; 5, ar, schs Leander Beebe, Dan
iels, and Nm B Palmer, Mcdonald. New
port News; 6, ar, sch Viola Reppard, Dun
ton. Charleston, 5. u
Philadelphia, Jan. 81. CID, sch. Sarah E.
Palmer, Whittier, Portland,
Baltimore, Jan. 81 Al, sch. w. Wallace
Ward, New York Feb 4, ar, sch. Star of the
Sea, Hopkins, Port Tampa; Z, ar, sch Jose
Olaverr- Arey, Brunswick, Ca
Portland, Feb. 5 Ar, schs Sarah F..
Palmer. Whittier, Philadelphia; Mary Far
row, Morrissey, Salem.
Newport News, Jan. 81 AT, sch. Gov.
Ames, Providence; SD, sch. I'm. b. Palm
er, Boston 8, ar, sch Augustus Pa imer, Has
kell, Portsmouth; sid, sen GOV. Ames,
Providence.
Jacksonville, Feb. /. Ar, sch A. B. Sher-
| man, Pilsbury, Philadelphia; 5, sid, sch.
Levi Hart. Veazie, New York.
PascagouIa, Feb 3 Al, sch. Jerome B.
Look, Hodglns, Galveston.
Charleston, n c.. Feb 3 Sid, sch, Nor
ombega, Armstrong, st. Domingo.
Brunswick, Ca, Feb, Ar, sch. f. G..
Pendeton, Burgess, New York ), ar, Will
| lie II Newton, Coomhs, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Honolulu, Jan IA In port, bark Adam
W. Spies, for Hllo and New York,
Turks Island, Jan. % SID sch Nimbus,
| Bryant, Boston.
Hiogo, Dec 81 Ar, bark Puritan, Ans
bury, Philadelphia; in port. Feb. 5, for
Portland, o and Europe to sail Feb 10.
Salt River, ia Sid, brig TeIos, Parker,
New York
Maceio, Dec. 80 Sid, bark Auburndale,
Dow, New YORK.
Montevideo, Feb. 2 Ar, bark Annie
Lewis, Park, Boston.
Bermuda, Feb. l. Sid, sch. Melissa Wiley,
Coombs, Jacksonville,
Liverpool E. Feb Ar, steamer Iris
Bucksport Me-, for Manchester.
Hong Kong, Feb. 5. Sid, bq. Fred P.
Litchheld, Hardy, Calico.
Newcastle, N. S. W., Dec. IS Ar, ship
Great Admiral, Sterling, from Rio Janeiro
for Manila.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Liverpool, n. S Feb. /. Bark Clara T.
McGilvery, Lynch supposed from Louis
burg, c. B, for Portsmouth,, parted moor
ings during easterly gale last light and drag
ged ashore on eastern side of this harbor.
She is not seriously damaged will be tioated.
Boston, Feb 5. cabiegram received to-
day, announced the arrival at Moutevideo
on Feb. of bark Annie Lewis, Captain
Park, which sailed from here Dec u, and
the death on the voyage of j VI. Lurvey.
The deceased man was about 40 years OF
age and lived at Southwest Harbor, Me.
Gloucester, Feb 5, Sch. Hermon F. Kim
ia |, of Rockpogt Maine, which was report
ed to have been driven out of this harbor 1st
and wrecked on Deliver Neck, Is now lying
at Haskells wharf repairing some slight
damage sustained in collision with fishing
schr Sea Fox, which drifted into her while
at anchor.
Vineyard Haven, Feb Sch Hattie 7
simpson, Sanborn from Newport News FOR
night of Jan 81 experienced violent gale
from Sc to w \ W. about 40 miles s y from
Montauk, and had all movabes washed
from the deck, small boat stove and lost
forestaysail, and shifted cargo.
Portland Me, Feb D. The four masted sch
Sarah G Ropes, With coal, arrI,e.t mere this
morning from Phil Jan u She came up
with all sails set. Capt kreger r ports a
terribly rough aud exciting time during the
storm. 04e sailor was washed overheard
and drowned, and erervtiIug movable On
deck W as swept away. One y ,at was swept
overheard and the ether smashed to pieces.
Ihe brand new mains all was lost hoth fer
ward and after houses were smashed III and
the cabin flooded The captain lost all his
clothes The captain only chance to get a
little rest III dry place WAS on top OF the
piano. The c Ropes had on board 1150
tons OF coal. She was built in this CITY in
1881 by 5 Crosby and is owned principal
ly by Portland parties.