The Republican journal., 1901-05-23

worth.
May %. Schs. P. NJ. Bonney, Burgess,
Vinalhaven; Columbian, Mt. Desert; Agnes
Mabel, do
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, May IA. Cid, sch. Jose Olav-
erri, Charleston; 10, cid, sch. Carrie K. Look,
Veaze, Fernandina; ar, schs Maud, Somes
Sound; Mary B. Wellington, Sullivan;
John T. Williams, Bangor; II, ar, sch.
Hattie H. Barbour, Erskine, South Gardi-
ner; Pocassett, Mt. Desert; 10, ar, schs.
Edward H. Blake, Brunswick; Celia F.,
Darien via Bridgeport; 90 ar, schs. Everett
Webster, Sargentville; James Rothwell,
Somes Sound; Webster Barnard, Bangor;
Donna I. Briggs, Stonlng g1 eld' sen sen Re-
Smith, Brunswick
Boston, May H. Cid, sch. Mary E. Palm
er, Haskell, Philadelphia; Is, ar, sch. John
b. Prescott, Philadelphia; sid, sch Gov.
Ames, coal port; 16, sid, sch. Flora Rogers,
Satilla; II, cid, brig Sullivan, Allen, tlen-
fuegos; Is, ar, schs. l.. D. kemick, JORDAN,
Stonington; cid, SCH Mary A. Hall, Has
kell, Pensacola; 20, cid, bark Mabel l.
Philadelphia, May IA. Cid, schs. Char
lotte T. Sibley, Coombs, ST. Simmons; Lucy
E. Friend, Thomas, Newburyport,; D; H.
Rivers, Colcord, Bangor; 20, ar, sch. Mary
E. Palmer, Boston.
Baltimore, May 16 Sid, sch Henry w.
Cramp, Carter, Portsmouth; II, ar, sch.
Pendleton Sister, Davies, Fernandina; 10,
sid, sch. Henry S. Little, Bangor.
Rockland, May 20. Sid, sch. Herbert E.,
' Bangor o.ii May 49, Ar, sch. Nightingale,
Perth Amboy; II, ar, schs. Edward l.. War
rem, Elzabethport; Charleston, Weymouth =;
Julia Edna, Belfast; sid, schs. Menawa,
New York Odell, Bridgeport; Is, sid, SchS.
Mary Wiley, Portsmouth; Josie Hook,
Vineyard Haven for orders; 10, sid, sch.
AndreW Sebi9ger, NeWb@ag H. sld' SCH
Fernandina, May Is. Sid, sch. Herald,
Port SPAIN 10, sid, sch. Edith L. Allen,
Gilkey, Bilboa, SPAIN
Brunswick, May 10. Sid, Sch Pendleton
Brothers, Small, New York; IS, ar, sch
Melissa A. Wiley, Hart, New York, sid,
ar, SCH. D. D. Haskell, Pickering, Boston.
Boy, Bullock, Camden; IS, sid, Sch Anna
Pendleton, Patterson, Elizabethport.
Norfolk, May 16. Ar, sch. Isaiah K.
Stetson, Trask, (and cid for Danish West
IndieS)
Key West, May IS. Sid, sch. Willie l..
Newton, Tampa.
Charleston, S. c., May 90 Sid, sch.
Gladys, COlsOn, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Pernambuco, April 26. Sid, sch. Edward
T. StOteSbury, Turks Island and North of
Hatteras.
Barbados, April 81. AT, sch. s. NJ. Bird,
Philadelphia; May /, sid, sch. Ella NJ. Will
ley, Port Spain.
Kingston: ia, April %. Sid, sch. Abbie
C. Stubs, Whitney, PaScagOula.
St. John, n B., May 16. Ar, sch. Kit Car
SON Portland
Hong Kong, April -. In port, ship Sea
Witch, H0wes, for -; bark Adolph Obrig,
Amsbury, for Baltimore.
Port Jobos, April 2S. In port, sch. Mabel
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. April %, on the Equator, Ion 80,
blk. Puritan, Amsbury, HiOgo for New
York.
Boothbay Harbor, May 20. The schooner
Arthur Clifford, bound from Bangor for
Boston, put in here to-day and reported the
aged IS years, of Standpoint, Maine. The
Clifford was about five miles southwest of
MOnhegan last night when Heath was knock
ed overheard by the forebOOm. A boat was
launched, but the sea was very rough and
all efforts to save the man failed. The Cliff
ford cruised about the place for several
hours, but at last it was decided that Heath
had been drowned and the search was aban-
dOned.
ISLE AU HAUT BAY-Carvers Harbor
Approach-Buoys Established On March
%, 1901, two spar buoys were established off
the southern and eastern side of Vinal-
haven Island in the approach to CarverS
Harbor, as follows: Crosby Ledge buoy,
red, No. 0, mOored in 80 feet of water about
100 feet S. E. from the ledge, on the bearings:
Sheep Island, southeast point, WSW. w.
Sheep Island, northeast point, NV. I W.
ToI~ Of ,iy,f hvrN
OLD Duke Ledge buoy, red, No. q moored
20 feet of water, about 500 feet S. by E. / E.
from the middle of the eastern one Of the
Old Duke Lodges, on the bearings: Point
Ledge Spindle, W, 5 N. Narrows Island,
southwest point, n. / E. Sheep Island,
southeast point, NE. by E. IL. II. B., April
3, 19O1-Charts affected: 800 and 1O4.)
WEST PENoBSCOT BAY.-ShOal spot off
west side of Long Island reported.-Under
date of March 26, 1901, information was re-
ceived that the schooner st. Leon, while in
charge of pilot, grounded on rocky
ledge having over it a depth of about feet
at extremely low tides, located about / mile
westward of the western side of Long Is
land. and about II miles NNE. 7 E. easterly
from Grindle Point lighthouse, at the en-
trance to Gilkey Harbor. Caution The
position of the ledge given above can only
be regarded as approximate, and pending a
careful examination Of the locality, vessels
are advised to use due caution when navi-
eating in the vicinity april 3, 19O1.-Charts
affected: 80 and 1O4; U. S. Coast Pilot,
Atlantic Coast, Part III, 1891, p. 95.)