The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-02-20
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Feb. u. Sid, bark Herbert
Fuller, Port Elizabeth; schs. Celia F.,
Guanica; Almeda Wiley, Brunswick; Is,
ar, sch. F. C. Pendleton, Stonington; IA, ar,
sch. Florence Leland, Savannah for Bridge
port; cid, bark Leon Ital) Bucksport;
schs. Odell and Serena S. Kendall, Newport;
II, ar, sch. Metinic, StoIingteh.
Boston, Feb Is. Cid, sch. Lucy E. Friend,
Thomas, Norfolk.
Philadelphia, Feb. II. Ar, sch. Maggie
S. Hart, ApalachicOla.
Baltimore, Feb. Is. Ar, sch. Calumet,
Coombs, Port Tampa.
Savannah, Feb. g. Cid, sch. Gen. Adel-
bert Ames, Dodge, New York
Fernandina, Feb. y. Ar, sch. Senator
Sullivan, Boston; Is, sid, sch. TOfa, Jucara,
Cuba.
Brunswick, Feb 49, Ar, sch. Henry b.
Fiske, Boston; sid, sch. Theoline, Boston
IA, sid, sch. Laura M. Lunt, Boston, IL, ar,
sch. Almeda Wiley, Dodge, New York
sid, sch. NJ: V. b; Chase, Patterson, Boston
Gladys, COlSon, New York.
Savannah, Feb -. Ar, sch. d. D. Has
kell, Fall River.
Charleston, S. c., Feb. IA. Ar, SCH Viola
Reppard, Winterport, Me-
Jacksonville, Feb IA. Cid, sch. Austin
d. Knight, New York.
Haven.
Pascagoula, Miss, Feb "A. Al, sch. Sedg-
wick Haggerty, Havana; 16, sid, sch Alb
bic G. Stubs, Kingston, ia.
Tacoma. Wash, Feb. IA. Ar, ship S. d.
Carleton, Honolulu.
Pensacola, Fla, Feb. H. Ar, sch. Hattie
c. Luce, Neal, Ponce, P. R.
FOREIGN PORTS
San Juan, p. r., about Feb. 10. In port,
sch. Estelle, Hutchinson, for Pascagouls,
about ready.
Newcastle, n. S. W, Feb. 4. Ar. shin
Emily Reed, Sydney, n. s. W., to load for
Honolulu.
Hong Kong, JAN o. In port bark Fred p
Litchteld, unc.
New York; in port, sch. Geo. c. Thomas,
Kent, for Colastlne and New York; Ed
ward L. StoteSbury, Darrah for do. and do.
Turks Island Feb. 4. Sid, bark c. p.
Dixon, Baltimore.
Kingston, ia, Feb. IA. Ar. sch. Susie P.
Oliver, Kendall, Brunswick.
Ladysmith b. c., Feb I. Ar, ship Ed
ward Sewall, Quick, Shanghai
Macoris, Jan 80. Sid, SCH Jennie A.
Stubs, Dorr, New York; Feb 5, in port,
sch. Carrie A. Bucknam, Torrey for New
York about 18th.
Zaza, Feb. 10 Ar, sch Wellheet, Ponce,
p. r.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boston, Feb. 10. Barques Addie Morrill,,
, duu H. H. DUNtIS are DIT LelRQ(OnS ward
undergoing needed REPAIRS
Cardenas, Feb. T. The stranded schr
Morris W. Child was turned over to wreck or
for salvage for $780,
Brunswick, Feb. 49, Sch Henry B. Fiske,
| Cummings, from Boston, reports, Feb 8, 80
by Jennie Lockwood, and had two large
holes stove in port bow, and jibboom car
ried away.
Vineyard Haven, Feb. IS. Schs. Lewis
q: Coward, Sadie Willcut and Annie F.
klmball, which returned here this after
with ice and unsafe for sailing vessels.
| Key West, Feb. 10. Sch. Ella G. Eells
Cushman, which arrived here today from
New York, had severe weather and lost fore
topmast, jbboom and mainboom Essther
with several sails. Was obliged to ylson
decklOad to save the vessel
Rockland Feb. Is. Another ancient
coaster has come to the melancholy end al
loted to vessels which outlive their useful
ness. The Baltimore, which is registered
| from Castne, Ne, and was built at Essex,
Mass. in 1889, lies at Pillsbury's wharf and
lh Rlaas shaplroi is breaking her up for junk.
Buenos Ayres, Jan. /. Sch Edw. r.
StotesburN, Dalrah, from Mobile via Buenos
Ayres for Rosario, which stranded near San
iedro was Heated yesterday Baroue Au-
hurndale, Dow, from New y ork for Rosario,
Whlcb mas been repairing here, left the
'oNN rtfuNiNuN lol Tie I'bcO.
Portland, Feb. -. The four-rnasted sch.
Jacob NJ Haskell, Capt. Mckown, arrived
IRON Newport News today after beating
the siX-master George W. Wells from the
same place to Cape Cod They left New
port News Saturday but the Haskell nick
This morning the Haskell, came INTO this
port with flags, bunting and streamers fiy-
ing i'll token of her victory and of her first
trip, The Haskell was built in Rockland
ana belongs to Crowell Il Thurlow of Bos-
ton. The Wells is Camden schooner
Rockland, Me, Feb. TO- The revenue
cutter Woodbury., Lieutenant Thompson.
commando ng, to-day carefully investigated
magnetic disturbances reported to emanate
from southern Mark Island, Jerico Bay,
and finds that said disturbances actually
! exist. When running on a NNE course.
steering for landmark ahead, the north
end OF the magnetic needle was repulsed
about ct point to the eastward, while
vessel Wa, passing through a sector between
following bearings approximately From
SCUM Mark Island, by n to NE by F, is
land distant about to / mile. Lieutenant
thompson also reports existence of an I'M
charted ledge, awash at low water, about
/ ! mile approximately from middle of Great
t spoon Island and to the westward of the
| island
Rockland, Feb Is. Schooner Mabel Goss
Capt. Paschal, Stonington for Boston with
plaster Tor Harvard dormitory, went
ashore at O'Clock last night on Widows
Island, Eggemoggin reach. (?) Pumps were
kept going, all night Finally the crew
landed and were sheltered at the govern
ment hospital 1t is expected the vessel can
be tioated and lowed to Stonington, where
the cargo will be reloaded.
Rockland, Feb. Is. Two of the Italian
parks, Ciampa Emilia and the Teresina,
that were towed to sea from this port yes
terday resume their long DELAYED VOYAGE
from Bangor to the Mediterranean, got clear
OF the coast all right, and in the course of
90 to so days may reach the other side; but
the other vessel, the Adele, will be lucky if
she reaches Castallamare before summer is
over. The Adele, which was the second of
the barks to be towed out of Rockland har-
Dor by the tug Somers n. Smith, struck on
Seal Island ledge Friday night and now she
is back in Rock land, full of WATER with a
Keeling of sea law by the hundred fathoms