The Republican journal., 1901-07-11

Reppard, Southern port; 4, ar, sch. Lizzie
Williams. Bangor sid, in tow, sch. Geo. w.
Wells, Bath, to repair: 6, ar. brig Havilah,
Ponce and Arroyo, P. r.
Philadelphia, July 8. Ar, sch. Frank A.
Palmer, Portland; cid, sch. Austin D.
Knight. Jacksonville; 6, ar, Lucy E. Friend,
Thomas, Pigeon Cove; s, ar, sch. Henry r.
Tilton, Fernandina.
Baltimore. July q Ar, sch. Maud Snare,
Lowell. Tarpun Bay; sid, sch. George v.
Jordan, Lynch, Laguayra; 8, sid, sch. Young
Brothers. Boston; 6, ar, sch. John l. Snow,
Bangor, July 6. Sid, schs. Maggie Null
vey, New York Sadie Corey, Port Chester,
n. Y; Odell, Rosyln, n. Y; D. H. Rivers,
Kennebec river to load ice; I, ar, sch. Mary
Cramp, Baltimore
Newport News, July 3 Sid, sch. Daylight,
Salem.
Perth Amboy. July 2. Sid, sch. Annie P.
Chase, Ellis, Bangor 8, sid, sch. Hattie H.
Barbour, Bangor.
Jacksonville, July l.. Cid, sch. Edward
Stewart, Winslow, Newburg.
Port Royal, S. G., July l.. Ar, sch. Maggie
S. Hart, Farrow, New York.
Fernandina, Fla, July 4. Sid, sch. Abbie
g; Stubs, P.iilbrook, New York ar, sch.
al, sch. Gladys, Perth Amboy.
Bath, July 3. Ar, schs. J. NJ. Haynes and
Geo. w. Wells, Boston, latter to repair.
Carrabelle, Fla, July 3. Cid, sch. Henry
Clausen, Jr., Portsmouth.
San Francisco, June %. Sid, ship S. d.
Carleton, Tacoma and Honolulu.
Red Beach, July 8. Ar, sch. Herbert E.,
Shute, Calais
FOREIGN PORTS.
Point-a-Pitre, July /. Ar, sen. Humarock,
Campbell, jacksonville.
Hong Kong, May "A. IN port, ship Sea
Witch, Howes, Manila; bark Adolph Obrig,
Amsbury, Baltimore.
Havana, June ~. Ar, sch. Senator Sulli-
van, Hopkins, New York; July I, ar, sch.
Star of the Sea, Newport News; bark Ma
tanzas, Philadelphia.
Cape Town, June 10. Ar, ship Mary L.
Gushing, New Whatcom.
Bilboa, Iune 80. AT, sch. Edith l.. Alden,
Gilkey, Fernandina.
Llaguno, Nichols, New York
Neah Bay, July 3. Passed, ship Abner
Coburn, Honolulu for Puget Sound.
kahulu, June 10. Sid, ship Emily F.
Whitney, San Francisco.
Santiago, July ). Ar, Sch Medford, Lee
land, Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken, Bq. Willard Mudgett, Boston, for
Montevideo, June %, lat. 40 N. Ion. 81 w.
Boston, July 6. Percy 4 Small, owners
of sch. Eleanor A. Percy, which collided
with sch. Geo. W. Wells, have agreed to pay
all expenses of tOwage, repairs, etc. also
wages of officers during repairs. If the work
occupies over 30 days they are to pay $50 per
day, besides damages estimated at $4,000.
ROckland, July 3. Sch. Thomas Hix, COM
manded and owned principally by Capt.
Anderson of Mt. Desert, is on the lodges at
Tenants Harbor. At low tide the bilge
stove in and the vessel filled with water.
The Hix was laden with coal from New
York for an eastern port. After the cargo
is discharged the vessel will be hauled off
and repaired.
Boston, July 3. The three-masted sch.
Geo. V. Jordan put into Baltimore in dis
tress Monday, with the vessel leaking and
the crew refusing duty. The vessel loaded
coal at New York and went to Newport
News to finish loading for Laguayra, Ven.
While in the Virginia waters, Capt. Lynch,
so he says, notified the owners that the YES
sci was leaking. He states that the vessel
was ordered W sea. The Jordan was head
ed out of Hampton Roads and across the
Gulf Stream. When off Cape Hatteras it
was found that the leak was increasing
Then the crew refused duty, and Capt.
Lynch headed the vessel for the CapeS and
anchored in Hampton Roads. He telegraph
ed the owners, who notified him, owing to
the strike at Newport News, to proceed to
Baltimore. The cargo may have to be dis
charged and the vessel hauled out for re-
calking. The Jordan sailed from Balti-
more July Sd, having completed repairs.