The Republican journal., 1900-05-10
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO..
NEW YORK.

Mccain Gates, JackSOnvll!e; 4, ar, sen.
Mary L. Crosby, Trim, barren; o. ar Sch
Humarock, Campbell, Savannah;
Baltimore, May 4. Sid, sch. Gov Ames,
Portland, May 5. Sid, sch. Pendleton
Brothers, Small, Brunswick, Ga.
Perth Amboy, May 7. Sid, sch. Herbert
ApaiaciicoIa. Fla, May s. Cid, sch. Sal
Bangor, May .. Sid, sch. Maud Briggs,
! New York 3. ar, schs. Norombega, Port
Reading sid. sch Pohasset, New York s.
sid, schs Grace Webster. New York Web
ster Barnard, do. 6, ar, sch; Mellss a, lrask'
/ Jr, Savannah; Delaware, Boston Hannah
Coomer, do; Lillian, Castine; sid, schs.
Nightingale. Salem, for orders; Eagle
Wing, Hurricane Island, to load for New
York s, ar schs. Annie r. Lewis. Eliza
Bucksport, May /. Sid. sch. Annie G.
Gunner. st. Peters and Grand Banks; +,
sid, sch, Irving Leslie, Grand Banks.
Wilmington, \. G., May l. Cid, sch.
Henry K. Tilton. Boston.
Snow, New York VIM. f. Nownes, Rich
! ardson. do
j Charleston, $. G.. May :. Al, sch. j..
Manchester HAYNES, Boston.
Perth Amboy, May 3. Sid, sch. \. W.
Ellis, Ryder, Camden, Me:
! Washington, y: G., May !. Ar sch'
WiScasset, Me-. May 3 Sid, sch Lucy F.,
Friend. Fort Monroe
Darien, May ,. cd, sch. Carrie E. Look
Neazie. Rockland; ). ar, brig Jennie HUI
bert, New York sch. j. W. Balano Rock
| land
Fernandina. May H. Sid. sch. S. G. Has
kell. Marshall Perth Amboy; ar, sch. Tota,
, Wilson, New York.
Bath. May l. Ar, sch. Maggie $ Hart;
| Portland: I. az. sch. Daylight, Boston; sid
sch. VIM. ii. Oler. Baltimore.
bert Ames and Hattie c. Luce, New York
Brunswick. Ga, May 1. Az, schs. John
| c. Smith, New York Wellteet, do.
| Halloween, May ;. In port sch. Paul
! Seavey, waiting charter.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hogo, March 81 In port ship Abner Co
| burn for Moi, etc.
! Ponce, p r., April Is: Sid, sch Susie L.
| Oliver, Mitchell, New Haven.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship Roanoke, Amsbury, Balti-
more for San Francisco, April l., lat. S.,
] Ion. "a W. Ship Manuel Llaguno, Small,
{ New York for Hong Kong, April u, lat "a
i n, Ion. 80 W.
! Boston, May 1. A private cablegram re-
ceived in this city to-day stated that bark
Rebecca Crowell, salt laden from Trapani
for Bath, Maine, has been tOwed into Oran,
Algeria, dismasted. No particulars were
given, but instructions regarding survey
! were asked for.
Vineyard Haven, May 4. Captain OFT of
sch. Woodbury. NJ. Snow, from Rondout for
Camden, Me-, wished to correct the report
! that his vessel arrived leaking badly. The
vessel had leak around one OF her haWse
pipes, which leaked very slightly when the
vessel was forging ahead, and was easily
remedied when the vessel came to anchor
here.
Ship William II. Macy, Groth, from Van
couver, before reported ashore at Cockburn
Shoal, Delagoa Bay, and to whose assistance
the British war ship Forte was sent, has
been tloated and has entered Lourenzo
MARQUEE harbor. The Macy is of 2,G'2 tons,
halls from San Francisco and is owned by
}. c. Esthon d Co. She was built at Rock
port, Me-, in 1883.
Bucksport, May 5. Schooner Prince
Leboo, Bangor for Portland, with lumber,
was on Odom's Ledge in a bad position at
last accounts and likely to prove total loss.
Wreckers were at work on her all day, Sat
urday and Sunday, but as she went ON the
ledge at high water, with considerable force,
it may be impossible to move her. he
cause of the disaster was the parting of the
schoOner'S main sheet.
Yarmouth, n S., May 4. Word was re-
ceived here to-day that the American fishing
schooner Annie G. Gunner of Bucksport,
Nc. SUI uck Ou bIttu ISldllu SootcI NdS Hioi IL
ing and went to pieces. She was bound to
the Banks and would have completed her
crew at Lunenburg All hands were saved,
with dories, sails and provisions. During
yesterday and to-day, heavy sea broke the
vessel to pieces and Capt. Brush on the tug
Freddie ". who went down to the island
this morning, says that now there is hardly
enough left to pick your teeth with.
Notice is given by the lighthouse board
that on OF about June / the color of Long
ledge beacon, on the southerly part of the
ledge at the easterly entrance to Deer Is
land thoroughfare from Jericho Bay, Me-,
will be changed from white to red. About
the same date the color of Halibut rocks
beacon, on the northerly of the three rocks
in the sOutheasterly part of Jericho bay,
and about II miles southwesterly from West
point, Swan Island, will be changed from
white to red. The structure known as the
Sisters beacon, on the easterly of the three
Lodges, in the southwesterly part OF Sheep
scot bay, will be changed on June l from
white to black.
Boston, May 6. Among the passengers OF
the steamer Prince Arthur which arrived
here from Yarmouth, n. S., to-day were
six members of the crew of the sch. An
ME G. Quiner, which was wrecked on Green
Island, on Thursday, May 3. The vessel
was bound from BuckspOrt, Me-, where she
belongs, to the Grand Banks, on a fishing
trip. The vessel was wrecked during a
dense fog while she was out OF her course
20 miles to the nOrthward. The crew sue
ceeded in saving their personal effects and
some of the vessels sails and gear. Capt.
DOrr, who commanded the schooner, re-
NAMED at the scene of the wreck in the