The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-02-15

murrage clause in her charter and she will
get nothing for detention.
New York, Feb Is. Bark Edw l. May berry,
Loring. from Buenos Ayres, reports having
put into Barbados for provisions. Jan lat
16 80 n, lon 90 43 w, Capt Geo E Kinds died
of general debility and was buried at sea.
Bath, Me, Feb II. Transfer tugs Nos Il
and IA were successfully launched from the
yards of the Bath Iron Works Saturday
forenoon The tugs have been built for the
New York, New Haven < Hartford Railroad
Co, to be used in towing car floats between
Oak Point and jersey City. They Will cost
100000 each,
Mobile, Feb 10 Sch Hattie G Luce, Heald
from New York, while dlscharging at the
government dock at Fort Morgan, parted
moorings and went ashore on the beach dur
ing heavy norther Friday morning. She
was t1oated this morning by tugs and lowed
to Mobile. with only slight damage.
Wilmington, n c. Feb 10. Sch Penobscot,
Philbrook, jacksonville for New York
which put in here in distress on the 81 and
which went aground on Cape Fear bar the
same day, has been libeled by the owners
OF the steamer wilmington Tor S2'ooo sal,
wage charges. She will arrange to proceed
Tuesday for New York in tow of ,he Charles
ton tug Waban.
Philadelphia, Pa Feb IL Sch A B Sher-
man, Johnson from Savannah, was towed
| into port to-day III "a crippled condition, hav-
ing encountered severe weather ON the voy
age. The mate sustained broken arm and
two other members of the crew were also
injured. After leaving Savannah the Sher-
man ran into terrific weatheIAnd was blown
! off shore by adverse gales. Heavy seas car
ried overheard her deckload of lumber and
several of her sails were carried away.
A DERELICT. The three masted schooner
Yale, once a well known freighter here,
which was abandoned at sea Oct 80, is still
atloat. She was deserted By her crew while
dismasted and leaking 80 miles south OF Cape
Hatteras. Fifteen days later she was seen
800 miles out at sea After 30 days drifting
she was sighted 400 miles off the coast.
Suddenly she started south, going 300 miles
until Dec 81, when she Vas OFT the Florida
coast 800 mules at sea. She was last reported
Jan 16 in LAT u 20 n, lon IS 81 w. She had
a hole in her port quarter and the stumps of
her nasts were standing.
New York, Feb 10. Ship Manuel Llaguno,
Small Shanghai Oct via Hong Kong NOV
l, with mdse to Delacamp 4 Co; vessel to /
Chapman & Co. Jan 30 lat 81 %. Ion 6S Is,
about midnight, sighted vessel apparently
on fire; kept the ship away and at 1 A of
| the 80 h passed close to leeward and found
| her to be a wooden vessel of about 1000
tons register, on fire fore and aft, burned
| near to the waters edge; no spars standing
| shortened sail and lay to, burned torchlights,
sent up rockets aud cruised about in the
vicinity until z NJ, and seeing no signs Of
| life put ship on her course.
Boston, Feb 10. Bark Peuobscot, Capt
Leland, arrived yesterday morning from
East Harbor, Turks Island, with ]991H
bushels Of salt. She - days north of
Cape Hattrras, experiencing fearful weather,
during which she WAS blown off the coast
on two different occasions, bat sustained no
damage of Importance. On tst Monday the
vessel was off Cape Cod when she WAS caught
in the terrific northWeSterly gale OF that day
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