The Republican journal., 1902-02-06
SHIP NEWS.

SHIP NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Jan 81 Sch Maria Webster, Turner, Mt.
Desert.
Jan. 81 Schs. Silver Spray, Harrington !;
Minnie Chace, Haugh, Isle au Haut
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Jan. %. Cid, sch. Edward
Stewart, Winslow, Guanica; 80, ar, sch.
Lucy E. Friend, Philadelphia for Boston :;
cid, sch. Maggie 6. Hart, Sierra Leone !;
Feb. 1, cid, sch. John |. Snow, Stevens,
Turks Island via PASSPORT; 9, ar, sch. Jose
Olaverri, Savanna; 4, ar, sch. Annie r.
Lewis, Norfolk.
Boston, Jan. %. Cid, schs. Henry Clausen,
Jr., Torrey, Fernandina; Senator Sullivan,
Stonington; sid, sch. Henry Clausen, Jr,
Fernandina; 3, cid. sch. Nimbus, Philadel-
pha and Havana.
Philadelphia, Jan. %. Ar, sch. S. NJ
Bird. Laguayra; %, sid, sch. Manuel r.
turZa, Stonlngton.
Baltimore, Jan 81 Cid, sch Charlotte
t. Sibley, Coombs, Mayport, Fla.
Portland, Me-, Feb. 8 Ar, sch. Lyman
NJ. Law, Philadelphia.
Carrabelie, Fla, Jan. %. Cid, sch, Henry
Crosby, Heagan, New York; 80, ar, sch. J.
Manchester Haynes, Boston.
Fernandlna, Jan. %. Ar, sch. Edward
II; Blake, Smith, New York. 30, sid, sch
VIM. E. Downes, New York.
Providence, Jan. 2S. Sid, sch Hattie H.
Barbour, Erskine, Norfolk.
Pascagoula, Jan. 2S Ar, sch Abbie c..
Stubbs, New York.
Jacksonville, Jan. 30. Ar, sch Methe-
besec, Norton, Barbados
Mobile, Jan. 2S. Cid, sch Wesley NJ
Oler, Baltimore
Charlesson, S. c., Jan. 30 Sid, sch R.
Bowers, Providence.
Brunswick, Jan. 30 Cid sch. Susie r.
Oliver, Kendall, Kingston, ia; sid, sch
Melissa \: Wiley, Hart, New York 81, ar,
sch. Pendleton Satisfaction, San Juan, r.
r.. sid, sch. EbeneZer Iiackett, Warren.
New York; Feb. I, ar, sch. Laura NJ Lupt,
Moody, Boston; ., ar, brig Jennie Hubert,
Neazle, Curacao; sch Gladys, Colson,
Havana.
Jacksonville, Jan. 80 Cid, sch. James A.
! Garfield, Dill, Paramaribo; Feb /, ar, sch
Austin d. Knight, Elizabethport
Darien, Ga, Jan. 81. Ar, schooner Joseph
W. Hawthorn, Portland!
Port Reading, Jan. 80. Cid, sch Puritan,
Sargent, kennebunkport
Savannah, Jan. 81. Az, sch Gen. Abel
bert Ames, Dodge, New York Feb /, ar,
schs. Laura, Pendleton, New York Thelma,
90. ., sid, sch. Florence Leland, Eaton,
Bridgeport
New London, Feb. .. Sid, sch. Daylight,
Norfolk.
Portsmouth, n H., Feb. 4. The tug NJ.
NJ. Davis towed the schooner Henry w.
Cramp to sea this morning.
FOREIGN PORTS
Cardenas, Jan. 81. Ar, sch Annie Lord,
Kendall, New York.
Ponce, Jan. %. Ar, sch. Wellheet, Bos
ton, days.
Turks Island, Jan. 80. Sid, bark Glad
Tidings, Collier, Baltimore.
Grenada, Jan. 16 Ar, at st. George. sch.
Olive 7. Whittier, Whittier, Fernandina
Montevideo, Dec. 25. In port, sch d. H
Rivers, Colcord, for New York, with hides
Hong Kong, Dec. II. Ar, bark Fred P
Litchfeld, Freemantle.
Buenos Ayres, Dec. 81. In port, bark
Auburndale, repairing.
barbados, JAN 81. Ar, sch. Medford
Philadelphia, - days.
Black River, ia, Feb. /. Ar, sch Star of
the Sea, New York.
San Juan, p. r., Jan. %. Ar, sch. Pen
dleton Brothers, Baltimore; 81, in port,
Sch EStelle from Ship Island dischareing
Honolulu, S. L., Jan. 10 Ar, ship Title
E. Starbuck, Curtis, San Francisco Is, sid.
ship S. ID. Carleton, Amsbury, Tacoma
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Bark Mamie Swan, Pernam-
buco for New York, Jan. 80, n lat "a 81,
W. lon. "a. %.
Rockland, Me-, Jan. % Cutter Wood
bury hauled off sch. Emily F. Swift, which
Me, and towed her to her destination The
Woodbury. also broke out icebound schs.
Herman F. kimball and Antelope, and tow
ed latter to Rockland.
Buenos Ayres, Dee. ~. Bark Auburn
dale (Br.), Dow, from New York for Rosar-
10, which struck on English Bank some
weeks since and was toWed to this port in a
sinking condition, was placed in the Madero
dry dock yesterday to undergo repairs Her
keel is broken and forced back some 20 feet,
and considerable time and expense will be
incurred in making the repairs.
Bath, Me-, Jan. 81. The keel for the new
steamer for the Maine Central was stretch
ed at Kelley, Spear Co.'S yard this week.
Beside the steamer two big barges for the
Staples Coal company and the tow boat for
the Commercial ToWboat Co. of Boston are
under construction, and a crew is employed
on the steamer Frank Jones, which is re-
ceiving extensive repairs to hull and boilers
at the Bath Iron Works.
SHIPMASTERS ORGANIZE. The Ameri-
can Shipmasters' Protective association of
sail vessels completed its organization in
Newport News Jan. Both with Capt. n. II.
1ldiHCo VI lduHIous IAdSS., pTeSluenG, ana
A. L. Crowley of Boston, secretary. The
headquarters of the organization will be i'm
Boston, but branches will be established in
every port on the Atlantic coast with legal
representative at each. A charter will be
secured in Massachusetts, March4. Thirty
five shipOwEers and masters from all parts
OF the Atlantic coast enrolled Thursday,
and other members will be enrolled before
the charter is asked for. The object is to
secure the repeal of laws adverse to the in
and to obtain the enactment of other laws
in their interests. President Haines is
commander of the schooner Lewis Coward
and A. L. Crowley is in the George w.
Wells "