The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-03-27
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
| March 90 Sob Ieona, Lane, Boston via.
F., BuckSport.
! March %. Sch. Minnie Chace, Patterson,
| Vinalhaven.
March %. schs. j. S. Lanprey, Rock
land; p NJ. Bonnie, Burgess, lnalhaven.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March IS. Sid, sch. D. D.
Haskell, Savannah; 10, sid, sch. Star of the
Sea, Brunswick (while passing under Brook
Ign bridge yesterday she carried away all
S iHul OF her t1pmasts r. cl scb eafk kdsia
Carleton, Arecbo, P. R.. Austin D. Knight,
Tampa sid, schrs Annie P. Chase, Phila-
delphia; Helen G. Moseley, do j.; Penobscot,
Savannah u, cid, ship Atlas, Hong Kong
ar, sch. Mary Ann Mccain, bridgeport -,
cid, sch. Anna Pendleton, PATTERSON, Fer
nandina; %, ar, sch. Austin ID. Knight
| Tampa.
Boston, March IS. AT, sch. Inez W. Car
yer. Brunswick 10, cid, sch. Senator Sulli-
van, Barter. Fernandina; sid, sch Mande
| Palmer, Newport News; 20, cid, sch. Ella
NJ. Storer, Fernandna 2l, cid, sch. Young
Brothers, Snow, Sargentville and Baltimore
%, ar, schs. VIM. {. Carnegie, Baltimore
Winslow Morse, Portland "a, ar, schs. Viola
Reppard, Charleston; Daylight, Philadel-
phia; sid, sch Ella NJ. Storer, Fernandina
Nat Aver and Lillian, eastern ports;
Philadelphia, NJ; rch n. CID, sch. Sarah
D. J. Rawson, French, 80, Is: ar, sch
Helen G. Moseley. New York; n, ar, sch.
Baltimore, March %, Ar. brig Jennie
Hubert, Neazie, Annapolis, Md; q, ar,
sch. Marie Palmer, Boston; ship w. Il:
Conner, Hong Kong a. ar. sch. Henry W.
Cramp, Carter. Portsmouth, \. IT,.
Georgetown, S. C.. March Il. Sid, sch. F.
! c. Pendeton, New \ ork.
Providence, March IS. Ar, sch j. Man
chester Haynes, Charleston.
Brunswick, Ga, March 10. Sid, sch. Theo-
Boston; cid, sch. Lizzie B: Wiley, Santiago ;
y. ar. sch. Melissa A. Wiley, New Y DIRK
Savannah, March - Ar, sch. Florence
Leland, Bridgeport.
Mobile, March Is. Sid, sch. Norombega,
| Curacao.
Pensacola, March 10 Sid, sch Olive 7.
| Whittier, Whittier, New \ ork.
| Darien, Ga, March 20. Ar, sch. William
| II. Sumner, Pendleton, New York.
Jacksonville, March 20. Al, sch. A. Hay
ford, NuevitaS, Cuba.
| Norfolk, March 90. Cid, sch. }. [. Straw
bridge, Coomos, Daiquiri.
Sabine Pass, Tex, March 90 Ar, sch.
Scotia, Meader, San Juan, p. R.
| Newport News, March 2l. Ar, sch. Lucy
f. Friend, Thomas, Boston, "a, ar, sch.
! VIM. B. Palmer, Portsmouth sid, sch. Lucy
| +. Friend, Quincy Point.
| Pascagoula, March "a. Cid. sch. Susie P.
| Oliver, Kendall, Kingston
| BuckSport, March %. Below, bark Gesiu
Il Maria Qtal), Russo, Portland for Bangor
| sid, bark Leone (Ital.O, Campora, Messna.
Fernandina, March p. Sid, sch Henry
Clausen, Jr., New York %, sid, sch: VIM.
i. DOWneS, Richardson, New York "a, cid,
sch. Willie L. Newton, Providence.
New London, Conn, March a. Ar, sch
| Emma S. Briggs, Osborne, New York for
eastern port.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Azua, March IL AT, sch. Humarock,
Demerara, to load for New Y ork.
Guanica, P. r., March 5. Ar, sch. Celia
F., Smith, New York.
san Juan, P r., March O. In port, sch.
Scotia, Meader, from jacksonville, disg
(for Port Arthur and Tampicol.
Havana, MAJ ch Il. Ar, sch. Maud Snare,
Lowell, Brunswick p, ar, sch. Norombega
Armstrong, Mobile.
Kingston, ia, March % Ar. sch. Abbie
{. Stubs, Moss Point, Miss, via Mobile.
st. Helena, March .. Passed ship +. b.
sutton Hiogo for New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Work will be resumed on the Rockland
Break water Lighthouse by the w. II. Glover
Co. about April LIST, and it is expected that
the building will be finished in about two
months.
Vineyard Haven, March 20. Sch Day
light, Nckerson, from Philadelphia for
Boston, reports, March u. off Delaware
Break water, broke main gait and lost main
sail
New York, March 20 Sch Gov. Ames,
King. from Brunswick, fouled with a four
masted sch. off Liberty Island at noon to-
| day. The 4AmeS set flag in rigging and a
tug Went to her assistance
Snip lroquols. Thompson, from New ork
| November ~ for TSintan, which went ashore
in Sapl Strait. is reported to be leaking
slightly. The lroquois is a fine ship of 2l20
tons, and belongs to the Sewall fleet Of
| Bath.
Ten three-masted schooners were at
Stonington, Deer Isle, last week, to load
| granite, and five vessels had Sid, granite
laden, within few days. \ very prosper
Gus season is looked for in the Stonington
| quarres.
/ The first experiment in this country of
shipping lime in the bulk in vessels is now
under way, 1900 casks having been shipped
! by barge by the Rockland Rockport Lime
Co., Thursday. to New York. This lime
was placed in ID compartment of the barges
as part of the cargo of casked lime in order
| to test the success of the plan.
The four-maSted schooner Monhegan,
hailng from Bath, bound from Havana to
Delaware Breakwater with 10000 bags of
sugar is a total wreck on Molasses Reef,
Florida coast. Capt. J. W. Murphy with
his wife and crew were landed at Key
West safely by the steamer Oliyette, which
arrived from Port Tampa March 18th.
| Boston, March u. Sch. Henry b. Fiske,
now at this port, which had two big holes
stove in her port bow and received other
damage by collision with sch. Jennie Lock
wood off Cape Lookout Feb. 9, will receive
necessary repairs at LeightOns yard, East
| Boston. The damage to the vessel is extern
sive and the repairs will occupy about two
weeks 1t will cost nearly $1,000 to restore
her to her former condition.
Ship Helen A. Wyman, now at Baltimore,
has been chartered to load cargo of rail
road ties at Savannah for New York, on
private terms. This is an unusual charter
as it temporarily places deep sea ship in
the coastwise trade, and is almost UMPIRE
| cedented 1t is made to get the vessel ON
| the New York charter market. She will
| load 100000 feet and will take the largest
cargo of lumber ever shipped out of the
southern city.
Ellsworth, Me-, March 20. The captains
of EllSworth'S fleet of SchOOnerS have been
stirring this week. Capt George W. Alley
left Monday to take schooner Julia Frances
| from winter quarters at Newport, and Capt
Henry Young to take schooner Francona
from the same place. Capt. w. p. Wood
ward will soon put schooner Henrietta A
Whitney in commission and proceed to
| MachiaS to load slaves for New y ork. Capt
NJ. NJ. Whitaker will take schooner La