The Republican journal., 1901-04-25
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


H. Blake: Brunswick; Lucy E. Friend,
Norfolk VIM. II. Sumner, Savannah; H.,
ar, sch. Nightingale, Perth Amboy for
Bangor; sid, sch. Wesley NJ. Oler, Bath.
Boston, April Is. Cid, bark Alice Reed,
dreWs, Fernandina.
Philadelphia, April Is, Cid, sch. Pendle-
ton Sisters, Fernandina; 16, cid, steamer
Pottsviile, Bangor, with barge Glendover
IS, cid, sch. Emma S. Briggs, Osborne, Bos-
ton; ar, sch. Lucy E. Friend, Thomas, New
Haven 10, ar, sch. Natl. 7. Palmer, New
Gloucester; %, cid, sch. N. T, Palmer, Port
land.
Delaware Breakwater, April 21. Sid, schs.
John z. Smith, Brunswick for New York /;
r. F. Pettigrew, Philadelphia for Portland.
Brunswick, Ga, April IS. Ar, sch. Maud
L. Henderson, Hall, Rockpo sid, sehs.
Levi Hart, New York; Lizzie B. Wiley,
Boston; II, cid, sch. Mary L. Crosby, Trim,
Philadelphia IS, ar, sch. Viola Reppard,
Boston; sid, sch. r. Bowers, Young, Bos-
ton; %, sid, sch. Charlotte T. Sibley,
Wilmington, n. c., April 1e. Cid. sch.
Etna, SANTANA, San Domingo.
Washington, D. c., April 16. Ar, sch.
Robert Graham Dun, Quinlan, Rockport,
Me-; 10, sid, sch. Daylight, Boston.
San Francisco, April 10. Sid, ship W. IL.
| Macy, AldSkd
Williams /. ElRins, New York (and cleared
for Biddefor0; Henry Crosby, Stubbs, do.
(and cleared to return).
Charleston, S. c., April 20 Sid, sch.
Carrie e. Look, Veazie, New York:
Perth Amboy, april I? Sid, sehs. Mary
Norfolk, April %. Sid, sch. Annie P
Chase Ellis, Bath.
Fernandina, April 90 Ar, sch. Edith L.
Allen, Gilkey, New York sid, schs. Celia
F., Lord, Bridgeport; Grace Davis, Phla-
delphia; 21, sid, bark Ethel, Boston.
Savannah, April 81. Sid, schs. Ebenezer
Haggett, Warren, Perth Amboy; Eliza j.
Pendleton, New York.
Bangor, April 81. Sid, sch. A. Hayford,
Wadlin, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Havana, April 10. AZ, sch. VIM. E.
Downes, Richardson, New York.
Curacao, April I. Ar, sch. Maggie s..
Hart, Farrow, Norfolk.
Laguayra, April 10. Ar, sch. Austin d..
Knight Bennett, Norfolk.
Newcastle, n. S. w. April Is. Sid, ship
Gov. Robie, Honolulu.
Macoris, April 10. In port sch Edward
Stewart, Winslow, Cfrom Guadeloupe,) az
rived 4th, for New York Ito sail about 2oth. }
Trapan, April -. Sid, sch. George C..
Thomas, Gloucester, Mass.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Feb. 5, lat. 2S S, Ion. 81 W, ship
Susquehanna, Bailey, Norfolk for Manila.
March %, lat. 81 S, Ion. 16 w, barque Puri-
tan, Amsbury, from Hiogo for New York.
April II, lat 36 26, Ion. "A 80, sch. Joseph
W. Hawthorne, Burgess, from Brunswick
for New York
Sch Gertrude L. Trundy, Dodge, from
Philadelphia for Sagua, before reported
ashore near the latter port, has been tloated
in damaged condition. She was taken
into port and will wait for orders.
Bath owners of the schooner Nathaniel
T. Palmer have received statement in re-
gard to the damage to the vessel in the re-
cent accident at Beach Haven. The salvors
were paid $4,000 for floating and delivering
the vessel and the other expenses brought
the sum up to $27,08 The vessel is now
on her way to Philadelphia to load coal for
Portland.
Vineyard Haven, April 81 Sch. Leonora,
BOnsay, Eddyville for Boston, reports yes
terday, off Bass River lost port anchor and
chain made sail, trying to get into Hyannis,
but misstayed; let 60 starboard anchor and
kedge; chain parted vessel difted down on
a shoal and pounded heavily, causing her to
leak badly; slipped hawser and kept off
for Vineyard Haven. This morning was
taken in tow by steamer Susie D. and placed
alongside railway wharf. will procure
anchors and proceed.
Bath, April 20. The big five maSted
schooner Martha p Small was launched
from the Percy 4 Small shipyard here
this afternoon. The Martha p. Small is a
thoroughly modern vessel, built along the
same lines as the latest schooners built at
this yard. Her length is 264.6 feet beam,
45.7 feet; depth, 21.S feet; gross tonnage,
2,178; net tonnage, 1908. She is fitted with
all modern devices for quickly loading and
discharging cargoes. She has Hyde steam
windlass and patent wrecking pumps. The
cabin is large and conveniently arranged
and finished in quartered oak. The schoon-
er will be commanded by Capt. George M.
Barlow, formerly of the schooner Benjamin
F. Pool
Camden, April 1s. The four masted
schooner j. G. Strawbridge, the 9th vessel
constructed by Capt. II. M. Bean at his
yard in this place, was launched this fore
noon in the presence of large number of
spectators. She was christened by four
little girls, Marion Knowlton, Edith Long,
Marion Wordsworth and Lucy Allen. The
Strawbrldge is handsome vessel and was
designed particularly for the coasting trade.
Her four masts are of Oregon pine, SS feet
in height, keel of oak, frame of hackmatack
and oak, and planking and ceiling of hard
pine. She is ITO feet in length, II feet deep,
and 81 feet in breadth. The Strawbridge
was built for Capt. John G. Crowley of
Taunton, Mass, and she will be command
ed by Capt. j. M. CoOmbs of Everett, Mass.