The Republican journal., 1902-02-13
SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Jan. s. Sch. Lady Antrim, johnson,
Boothbay Harbor.
Jan. IL. Sch. Lady Antrim, johnson,
Boothbay Harbor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Feb. 4. Sid, schs. Georgia
Gilkey, Brunswick; j. Is. Jordan, Fort Al
thur +. j. Pendleton, Mobile; Maggie G..
Hart, Sierra Leone; 5, al, sch: Edith l..
Allen, Brunswick sid, sch. Tofa, Fernan-
dina; cid, sch Arthur V. S. Woodruff,
Snowman, Cayenne; g. ar, sch. Flora Rog-
ers, Virginia; I, ar, ship L. Schepp, Hong
Kong has been aShOr J; schS. Clifford n.
Carver, Brunswick; VIM. +. DoWnes, Fer
Trask, Guanica, p. R.; Susan \. Pickering,
Haskell, San Juan, p. R. ar, bark Mamie
Swan, Pernambuco, Sc days; @ ar, sch.
Ebenezer Hackett, Warren, Brunswick 10.
ar, sch. Melissa A. Wiley, Brunswick cid,
sch. Celia F., Guanica, P. R.; sid, bark Re-
becca Crowell, Savannah.
Boston, Feb. 4. Sid, schS. Senator oulll-
van, Fernandina; Malcolm Baxter, Jr:,
Baltimore; 3, ar, banks Addie Morrill,,
South Amboy; j. II. Bowers, Buenos
Ayres; cid, bark Willard Mudgett, Port
land sid, schs. Henry B. Fiske. Brunswick,
Ga. Ellen NJ, Golden, Sargentville and
Baltimore; 6, sid, sch VIM; X. Park, Port
land s. ar, sch. Lucy f. Friend, Thomas,
Philadelphia 9, al, sch. j. c. Straw bridge,
Coombs, Turks Island.
Portland, Feb. I. Ar, sch. VIM. X. Park,
Baltimore; s. ar, bark Willard Mudgett,
Boston Il, cid, sch. Lyman NJ. Law, Pensa-
cola.
Fernandina, Feb. 4. Sid, sch. Penobseot,
Norwood, New York 10, ar. sch Tofa, New
York; sid. sch. Edward Blake, Perth
Key West, Feb 8, az. sch. Ella G. Eells,
New York.
Tacoma. Feb. s. SID bark Puritan, Ans
bury, Queenstown.
Fall River, Feb. 6. Sid, sch. D. D. Has
kell, Southern port
Salem, Feb l. Sid, sch. F. c. Pendleton,
Ferguson, Stonington for n. Y.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb. g. Al, sch. Theo-
line, Boston s, sid, sch. VIM. Fl. Sumner,
New York 10, ar. sch Georgia Gilkey, New
York.
Charleston, S c., Feb I, ar. bark Ed
ward L. Mayberry, Boston,
jacksonville, Feb. 7, Cid. sch. Methe-
besec, Norton, New York.
Norfolk, Fen. T. ar, schs Hattie H. Bar
bour and Levi Hart, New York ar. sch.
Daylight, New London.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, Feb. 10. AT,
Sch Sadie Wilcutt, Elizabethport for Bel
fast.
Newport News, Feb s, sid schs. Jacob NJ.
Haskell, Portland; Geo. W Wells. Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Yokohama, Feb. 3. Al, ship Shenandoah,
Watts, New \ ork. 40 days,
Rosario. Jan. 3 Ar, sehs. Edward T.
Darrah, Mobile via Buenos
AyTeS George c. Thomas, Kent, Pensacola
Newcastle, \. S: W. Dec. %. Sid, ship
Luzon, Manila Jan. I, in port, ship ST.
Francis for san Francisco.
Ponce, p. r., Feb. ;. Sid, sch, WelItieet,
Zaza to load for \. of il,
st. Vincent, c. v, Jan. % Sid, sch Lillian
Woodruff, FaInham from Boston,, AKIN,
W. c. A.
Kobe, Feb, a. Ar, ship Arthur Sewan,
l31 days.
Macoris, Jan. %. In port, schs. Jennie
A. Stubbs, to sail Jan. 80 for n. y; Carrie
A. Bucknam, for New York Feb. 5.
Point-a-Pitre, JAM 10, AT, sch. Carrie f.
Look, New York.
Demerara, Feb. s. Ar, sch Humarock,
Shaw, Norfolk.
Turks Island, Jan. 81. Ar, Bark C. P.
Dixon, Surinam, to sail Feb. for Baltimore
Port Spain, Jan. IS Sid, sch. Ella NJ.
Wiley, Apalachicola.
Black River, ia, Feb. /, arrived, schr.
Herald, Keys, St Croix, to load for New
York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Sch. Helen G. Moseley, Burch,
Pascagoula for New York. Feb. /, 70 miles
n. W. by w. from Tortugas.
Baltimore, Feb. 4. Schs. Sycamore and
Charlotte T. Sibley, before reported ashore
at Sparrows Point, were towed Off to-day
without damage and proceeded.
Boston, Feb 5. Bark James H. Hamlen,
from Buenos Ayres for Philadelphia, which
put into Savannah in leaky condition, also
has steering gear damaged and needs new
pump. 1t may be necessary to haul the
vessel out at Savannah to effect necessary re-
pairs. She is loaded with cargo of dry
bones.
SHIPBUILDING. Capt. Peter Kennedy,
the Well-knOWn mariner of ROckland, Me-,
intends to build four-master and is getting
figures from builders in Rockland and Bath,
but has not yet awarded the contract.
Frank S. Bowker of Phippsburg, Me-, ex-
poets to launch the three-maSted sch. he is
building for Scranton, Miss. parties, the
last of this month. AS soon as she goes
overheard he will start building three
master of 800 tons for Capt. c. A Small of
Machiasport, Me.
board schooner Marion N. Cobb was
launched Monday from the Cobb-Butler
yard in Rockland The Marion N. Cobb is
named after the daughter of n Cobb, and
is owned by Capt Charles II. Saunders of
Orland, Cobb Butler Co. and others. Her
keel was laid last October. Capt. Saunders
will be in command, and ON Monday next
the vessel is due at Rockport, to load ice at
81 ton. The Cobb is of 1907 registered
length $40 beam and 11.s in depth She is
of 459 gross and 800 net tonnage. Her frame
is of hard wood and hackmatack, and the
planking is of hard pine. She is single
decker, with a short poop deck to take in
the mizzenmast. The three masts are of
Oregon pine, each So feet long, one % in.
and two "a in. in diameter. The topmasts
are of spruce, 4S feet long, one 10 in. and
two IA in. in diameter her spanker boom is
60 feet, main and foreboom Al feet, jibboom
81 feet 15a inches in the cap. She is fitted
with a double drum holster, 7x1O in. cyln-
der engine, ~ in. boiler and 4-inch suction
pump and feed pump. She has the Knowl-
ton Bros windlass, castings and blocks.
There are $50 fathoms of Il steel link chains
her 2,3Oo and $500 anchors and her 400
pound kedge.