The Republican journal., 1899-05-18

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
May -. Schs Charlotte Sbley, Coombs,
Brunswick; Maria Webster, Turner, Rock
land.
May r. Schs NJ x Rawley, Meservey
Swans Island to load for New York Silver
Spray Rock land.
May IA, Schs A Hayford, Ryan, Boston;
Fred jackson, Weldon, st John, n B.
May II. Sch Flora Condor, aellers Ban
gor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, May 9. Ar, schs Paul Seavey,
Pattershall, Hurricane Island Norombega,
Bangor; 10, ar, schs Mary E Palmer, Has
kell, Bangor for Egmont Keys; Sadie Corey,
Bangor; Penobscot, Jacksonville; IL, ar,
schs Mary l. Crosby, Trim, Brunswick;
Lizzie Lane, Closson, Bangor; VIM E
Downes, Hillsboro; Eliza Potter, Somes
| Sound bark Josephine, MCLEAN, Savanna
la Mar sch VIM II Sumner, Pendleton,
Brunswick; cid, ship Mary Cushing, Hong
Kong; -, ar sch Salie ron, Carrabelle;
cid, sch Celia F, Smith, Jacksonville; 10, ar,
ship E Sutton, San Francisco schs Levi
Hart, Satila River; D ID Haskell, Bruins
wick, Post Boy, Bangor; IA; ar, sch Viola
Reppard, Savannah SID, sch Paul Seavey,
Pattershall, Boston; 10, ar, sch Sarah l.
| Davis Pattershall, Belfast; ship Ropes,
Liverpool; sid, sch Nathaniel I Palmer,
| Port Tampa.
Boston, May II. Ar sch Pettigrew,
Norfolk II, ar, sch James A Webster,
Stonngton; sid, bark Levi S Andrews,
| Hurricane Island and Tampa; 10, ar schs
Grace Davis, Dodge, Ponce; Emma W Day,
Crockett, Belfast; IA, ar, schs Mary Hall,
| Haskell, FernandIna; Carrie A Lane, New
( port News; Alice G Fox, Hopkins, North
Haven 10, cid, sch Georgia Glikey, Charles
| ton.
Philadelphia May TO- Ar, sch Yale. Allyns
| Point; 10, ar, bark Annie Reed Norton,
Bahia
| Baltimore, May s. Cid, sch Augustus
Palmer, Has ELL Galveston; II, ar, schs
Manchester Haynes, Punta Gorda Star of
the Sea, Hopkins, Port Royal, S q.
| Bangor, May u. Ar, Italian bark Saliva
tore, Bucksport to load for Messna scL5
Ra bboni, Lord, Philadelphia; Maggie Null
veN, Pendleton, Boston; sid, sch Lillian,
Grinde, Boston; at Mt w aldo sch Her
bert E.. Shute, to load for New York; Is,
sid, schs Webster Barnard and H Curtis,
New York; Eagle, Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, May 10. Ar, sch Anna
Pendleton, Patterson, New York; cid, sch
Florence Leland, Spofford Noank; II, sid,
schs Susie P. Oliver, Satilla; Susan n. Pick
erlng, Haskell, Boston.
Providence, May TO- Sid, sch Isaac Ober-
ton, Trim, Philadelphia.
Port Eads, La, May II. Sid, sch. Lucia
Porter, New York.
Washington, d. c., May II. Ar, sch Day
light, New York.
NDTlOIk, May IL. SlG, SCH Alud L. SudSt,
Ellis, Boston
Perth Amboy, May -. Sid, sch. Mark
Pendleton, Collins, Bangor.
Portland, May "A. Ar, schs Hit Carson,
Kendall, Ponce; Hattie g Luce, Heal, Mo-
bile
Vineyard Haven, May Is. Passed schs
Henry Whitney, WEIGH, South Amboy tor
Boothbay; A W. Ellis, Ryder, Rock land for
New York. 10, ar, sch Mary Ann Mccain,
Bangor for Sag Harbor.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Guantanamo, April 20. Sid, sch Huma-
rock, Veaze, New York.
Manila, March %. Sid, ship Susqnehanna,
(not as before)
Sierra Leone, about April 80. Sid, bark
John s. Emery, Wyman, Turks Island Ito
load for Philadelphia)
Havana, May 5. Sld sch Susie P. Oliver,
Winslow, Brunswick
ship Reaper, for Sydney lar March 30) for
Kalullui.
Nassau, May - Ar, sch General Ade-
bert Ames, Lord, Daiquiri for Satila (see
miscellany.
Honolulu, April %. ar, ship Aryan, Nor
folk.
AMER, April II. Passed, ship Abner
Coburn, Butman, Manila for New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. May a. lat q II, Ion 10 6, sch
Olive I Whittier from Cienfuegos, bound
south.
New Orleans, May 8. Sch Lucia Porter,
hence for Boston, struck bottom while going
down river and came OFT damaged. She will
be brought back for repairs. [Sld. from
Port Eads 18th.
Nassau, May 10. Sch General Adelbert
Ames, Lord, from Daiquri for Satila, put in
here the 18th, with three of her or W sick
with malarlal fever. She has been quaran-
tined.
LAUNCHED. The five-masted sch M d
Cressey was launched from the Percy &
Small yard at Bath on Thursday Barge
Oxford was launched at the yard OF Kelly,
Spear Il Co. at about the same time The
M ID Cressey has a 249 foot keel, Is A feet
beam and % feet deep. She will be COM
manded by Capt. William Harding of
Boston, formerly master of the four-master
William III Clifford.
The two-masted Fall River schooner
Thomas Borden, Capt Darby, from Kings
ton N Y, with cement, which ran ashore at
Third cliff, Scituate, during the dense fog
Monday night, was towed up to Fort War
rem, Boston harbor, May 10th, where she
will discharge her cargo. The tugboat Juno, |
which was dispatched to the assistance of
the schooner when it was learned that she
was ashore, succeeded in pulling her off the |
beach without much difficulty Before she |
Hoated, however, portion OF her false keel
came to the surface showing that her bot |
tou is CONSIDERABLY udmdRtu. one Is also |
leaking somewh hat and will be hauled out on |
the ways after discharging for examination
and repairs. The captain OF the tug made |
no bargain with the captain of the schooner
and will probably claim salvage for saving
the vess d.
News has arrived of the loss near Mil
bridge of schooner Volunteer of Vinalhaven |
and commanded by Capt E. W. Look. The
Volunteer was owned almost entirely by
Vinalhaven parties and chiefly by the Bod
we'll Granite Co. Information received
from Captain Look is to the effect that the
schooner left Jonesboro Monday, bound
homeward to Vinalhaven with load of
wood for the company. Shortly after leav.
went on the rocks, being set out of her
course by heavy current. The crew had
time to put some of their personal effects
ashore in the tender, but nothing else was
saved. The vessel, which was valued at
about So 500 will be a total loss. The Volun-
teer was built in Jonesboro in 1887, and her
tonnage was 64.25 net.
CHAPTERS. Bark Addie Morrill,, Bridge
water to Buenos Ayres, lumber, owners
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