The Republican journal., 1902-05-29
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN fOhIS.
New York, May 20. Ar, schs. Sarah D.J.
hTaWson, Georgetown; Gaflle a, buckham'
Simons; j. Arthur Lord, Swans Island;
Susan Stetson, Telumah and Sarah A. Reed,
Bangor; brig Jennie Hubert, Savannah;
cid, sch. Edward H. Blake, Barbour, Dry
Iortugus via Norfolk; 81, ar, schs. Lucy 3.
Friend, Halls Quarry, NE. -. Snl Dean, Batch
%, ar, schs. Hattie c. Luce, Jack sonville;
| Webster Barnard and Geo b. Ferguson,
Bangor; %, ar, schs Puritan, Black Island,
| Me-; Gov. Ames, brunswick; a, ar, sch; ID.
| II. Rivers, Montevideo; 20, sid, sch. Gladys.
St: Slmons; ~, sid, Sch Annie Chase,
Virginia.
Boston, May 20 Sid brig Sullivan, Will
mington, n. c. %, ar, sch. Mary A. Hall,
Charleston; sid. sch. Wesley NJ. Oler, Fer
! nandina.
Philadelphia, May 20: AT, sch. Abbie c.
Frankfort; Henry r. Titon, Cobb, New
| York cid, sch iIumarock, Port Arthur,
| Tex; %, az, schs. Mary B. Wellington,
Long, Cove, Me. Young Brothers, Bath;
cid, bark Ethel, Sagua; 70, ar, sch. Mary
Ann Mccain, sullivan, Me.
Baltimore, May D. AT, Sch John |.
Snow, Governors Ilarbor.
Sparrows Point, Md, May %. Passed
down, schs. Henry ". Cramp, Carter, Bal
tlmore for Bangor; Sycamore, do. for
| Boston.
Bangor. May .. Sid, sch. Menawa, Lord,
I New York II. ar, schs Andrew \ebinger
and 4. L. Tay, Port Reading; American
Team. Perth Amboy; 70, sid, schs. f. L.
Warren, Baltimore; Lizzie Lane, New York !;
u, ar sch Isaiah X Stetson, Bruins wick,
| Ga.
- Brunswick, Ga, May 20. Ar, sehs Viola
Reppard, Boston IpezN Carver, Providence :
sid; sch. Theoline, Boston; -, cid sch. VIM.
r. Downes, New Haven; %, ar. sch. Melissa
Irask, Lowell, New York; 26, ar, schs,
New York; cid, bark John 5. Emery, New
1ork; sch. Viola leopard, Boston.
Jacksonville, May 20. Ar, sch Joseph W.
Hawthorn, New ork j; a, cid. sch. Estelle,
New York; %, sid, sch. John c. Smith,
| Nyman, Philadelphia.
Wiley, New York; -, sid. sch. Pendleton
Perth Amboy May - Ar. sch Carrie A.
nucknan, Jacksonville; %, sid. sch j. V.
! Wei lngton, Pattershall, Portland; % ar
sen. Edith L. Alien, Gilkey, New York.
Savannah, May 20 SD, sch. Penobscot,
/ New DIRK -, al sch Jose Olaverrl, Hew-
EFT, New York; "A, sid. sch. ID. b. Haskell.
New Haven.
Beaufort, S. C.. May u. Ar sch. 5. G,
Haskell, Richardson, Philadelphia
Port Eads, May - Sid, sch, Maggie S.
Hart, New York
Satllla River, Ga. May II. Arrived sch.
William Ii. Sumner, Pendleton, New York,
VIA Brunswick.
Carrabelle, Fla, May % Cid, sch. Henry
crosby, Gardiner, Me.
New London, Ct, May 30. Sid, sch. Maud
Snare, Lowell, Brunswick
Fernandina, May %. Al, schs. Star of the
Sea, Boston, to load for Providence1:
Olive 1. Whittier, New York "a, sid, sch. 4.
B. Sherman, Philadelphia; g, cid, sch.
Henry ClauSen, il, Philadelphia.
Mobile, May 23. Ar, brig John Ii. Crandon.
Jacobs, Cuba; sch. Wellfieet, Nassau, \. p
FOREIGN PORTS.
", Reunion, about May L. Ar, bark Adam
W; Spies, New York.
Sewall, New York
r. kahulni,'S May 9th. Ar ship Emily Reed,
Baker, Newcastle, \. S. ".
st Thomas, May % Ar, sch. Maggie G.
River.
;, Turks Island, May 2G. Ar, sch. r. W.
Hopkins Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. May 10, lat 81 o3, Ion. II "a. sch.
Florence Leland Savannah for New York.
Norwegian bark James G. Pendleton has
been sold by her owner, James Foley, to
parties in New Orleans. who will place her
in the trade between gulf ports, Cuba and
South America.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, May %. Two of
the finest vessels in the coasting trade are
probably lost. Saturday night while the |
hve-master Arthur Seitz of Portland ard |
the Frank A. Palmer, also of Portland |
We're bound up the coast, heavily laden with |
coal, they missed the entrance to the sound |
IN the thick fog and Went fast aground. |
he crews are all right. The vessels are in |
an exposed position with a heavy sea from |
the southwest and both are likely to go to
pieces. The Palmer was tloated MAY 10Th |
but will have to be lightered before she can
be gotten over the shoals to deep water. .
Ihe SetZ remains stranded