The Republican journal., 1901-02-07

Aolaalu, JachSOHvllles ~, ar, sen. MotnoDe-
man formerly W. j. Rotch), Che Foo; sch.
Carrie p. Look. Yeazie, Mayport; Feb: 2,
cid, bark Olive ThurlOw, HAYES, Las Pal
mas; 8, ar, sch. Wesley NJ Oler, Hartman,
Brunswick; 4, ar. schs. L. A. Plummer,
frankfort for Perth Amboy; Jessie Lena,
Charlotte 7. Sibley, Jacksonville; 5, ar.
sch. Daisy Farlin, Bucksport
Boston, Feb, g. Ar, sch. S. G. Haskell,
savannah, via Vineyard Haven; lost por--
tlon OF her decklOad of lumber overheard
, OF Jan. ~, IN lat. 1899.
Phllade!phia, Jan. 30. Ar, sch. Senator
sullivan, Boston (and cid 31st for San Juan,
P. r..
Portland, Feb. 2. Ar, sch. Frank A. Palm
er, Philadelphia.
Pascagoula, Jan. %. Ar, sch. Ebenezer
Hackett, Warren, Galveston.
wilmington, n. c., Jan. 20, CID, sch.
Carrie A. Bucknam, Bennett, Port au
Prince.
Fernandina, Jan. 81, ar, SCH Gertrude L.
p. Oliver, New York
y, SatIl!a River, Ga, Jan. 26. Sid, sch; Olive
A Wiley, Hart, Brunswick (for Noank).
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 80. Cid, brig Jennie
az Hubert, Fletcher, Jucara, Cuba; Feb; 2,
York Mary A. Hall, Havana.
Port Reading, Jan. 81. Cid, schs. Mary
I. crosby, Trim, Mayport; Carrie e. Look,
Veazie, do.
Pascagoula, Miss, Feb g. Ar, sch. Estelle
Hutchinson, Curacao.
Carrabelle, Fla, Feb. 9. Cid, sch. Hattie
Z. Luce, Heal, Port Spain.
Charleston, S. G., Feb. 2. Sid, sch. Jose
Olaverri, Davis, New York; 3, ar, sch.
Willie L. Newton, Newport News.
Cape Lookout, Feb. 3. Passed, sch. Hat
nrhn 1.uI ,,x,i11 10 fnrN a1 Nnrly
Salem, Mass, Feb. g Ar, SCH Governor
AmeS, Baltimore.
Portsmouth, N. H., Feb. 2. Ar, sch.
Sarah W. Lawrence, Carter, Philadelphia
Baltimore, Feb. 4. Ar, sch. Lyman NJ.
Law, Blake, Boston.
Hyannis, Mass, Feb. 5. In port, sch
Ernest T. Lee, N. Y, for Bucksport.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hong Kong, Dec 81 In port, bark Aduph
charter to load for New York thrown UP
| owing to late arrival. Jan. %, ar, ship St.
Paul, Treat, New York via St. Vincent, c.
"; all well.
Port Spain, Jan. Is. In port, schs. Ella NJ.
Wiley, for New York Annie Lord, Gar. 9th
York; Flora Rogers, Williams, =; 81, ar,
| sch. K. W, Hopkins, Hichborn, Norfolk, Is
| days.
Huelva Jan. 26 In port, sch. Helen G.
MOSeley, Tor Mobile, ready.
| ClenfuegOS, Jan. 80. Ar, sch. Mary E.
| Palmer, Haskell, Baltimore.
ST. Helena, Dec. 16. Passed, bark Sachem,
| Hong Kong for New York.
Grenada, Jan. 81. Ar, sch. Herald, Keyes,
| Fernandna.
Bermuda, Feb. 8. Ar, bark Addie Morrill,
| (of Boston), Buenos Ayres, Nov. %, for
Boston; sch Break of Day (of ckland
| Me-, San Domingo, for New York (both put
in here in dstress).
Sydney, n. S. W., Feb. L. Ar, ship
Emily Reed, Newcastle for Honlulu; par
TALLY dismasted in a gale.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship A. J. Fuller, Dermot, from
kahulul for -, Jan. II, no lat etc, steer
ing NV (by steamer Aorangi (Br), at Vie
toria, B. c.. Jan. "a, from Sydney, NSW,
etc).
Barque Annie Lewis, of Portland, Capt.
Park, is now "a days out on the passage from
Rosario to Boston. 1t is thought she has
met with bad weather and got crippled, and
will eventually reach port.
| Vineyard Haven, Mass, Jan. 81 Sch
Mary Farrow, from Bangor for New York,
has arrived here with torn foresail.
| Rockland, Me-, Feb. 4. Charles f. Bick-
nell, owner of the schooner Break o. Day,
| received a cablegram yesterday from Capt
F. A. Peterson of this city, commander of
the vessel, dated at Bermuda, stating that
| LIE schooner is disabled. She was bound
from San Domingo for New York with a
cargo of sugar.
Charleston, S. G., Jan. 80. Sch. Jose
Olaverri, which cleared Jan 2s tor New
York, is detained here, awaiting a new
master, her present master, Captain Hewitt,
having been arrested and held for trial for
shooting d sailor on board his vessel on
Monday last. Captain Hewitt claims that
the shooting was done in self defence The
SAILOR is in the hospital, and is said to be in
a dangerous condition.
SHIPBUILDING. The twelve ships build
| ing in the yards of the Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company aggregate
112,475 gross tonnage Cramps shipyard of
Philadelphia, is second, with 1O4, $50 tons
Maryland Steel Company of Baltimore,
third, with 64,024 tons; Union Iron Works
of San Francisco, fourth, with 50, 100 tons
and Eastern Shipbuildng Company of New
London, Conn, fifth, with A., 200 tons. This
| aggregate tonnage includes for the New
port News, Cramps and Union Iron Com
panies the new warships awards which
have just been made to them by the govern
ment. The total gross tonnage under con-
| tract in the United States, including the
eleven new Warships just awarded, is SOB,
100 tons.