The Republican journal., 1902-01-09
SHIP NEWS.

llagar left MoIudy lor providence TO JOIN
barge.
SHIP NEWS.
FORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Jan. 4. sch John Dexter, Eaton, Deer
Isle.
Jan. T. sch Minnie Chace, Haugh, Rock
MEXICAN PORTS.
New YORK, Dec. 30 Ar, sch Maggie G.
Hart, Fernaudina; cid, schs. Norombega,
| st. Pierre carrie E. Look, Neaze, Point-a-
Pitre: Jan, i, sd, sch. Flora Rogers, coal
port >, ar. sgh Edward Smith, Norfolk; 6,
| Sid. sch Ann Lord, Cardenas.
| Boston. Dec 81. Ar, schS, Lyman NJ.
Law, Blake, Philadelphia; Irving Leslie, p.
f. l.. /; Jan. > cid, sch. Lyman NJ. Law,
Philadephia eld, sch. j Manchester
Haynes, ApaYacnicola; 3, cld, schs Levi
5. Andrews, AMIachlcola; Malcom Baxter,
Apalachicola g ar, sch. Lucy L. Friend,
Thomas, Philadelphia; bark Z. l.. May
| berry, Savannah la Mar; I, al, sch. Henry
Clauson, il, Apalachicoa.
! Philadelphia, Dec. 81. Cid, sch. Lucy F.
Friend, Boston Jan. ,, cid, sch. Salie
| ron, Sagua: 3, I'D, sch. r. + Pettigrew,
Portland; 4, cid, bark Herbert Black, Bos-
| ton.
Baltimore, Dee 81. Ar, sch. Pendeton
Brothers, Veaze, New York Jan 4, SID
bark Josephine Mclean, Rio Janero; L,
ar, sch. Marie Palmer, Boston sid, sch
Geo. W, Wells, Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, Dec. 81. Ar, SCH Henry
b. Fiske, Cummings, Boston; Jan. ?, ar,
schs. Norman, Belfast; Ameda Wiley,
New York; 6, sid, schs. Gov. Ames, Perth
Amboy, Laura NJ Lunt, Boston.
Port Tampa, Dec 30 Sid, bark Doris,
| Masterton, Alexandria; Jan. 8, Sid, sch.
John E. Devlin, Philadelphia.
Pascagoula, Jan Ar, sch. Helen e..
MOseley, Surinam
Savannah, Jan !. Ar, sch Jose Olayerri,
| Hewett, New York Dec. 30, sid, sch d. d.
Haskell, FAN River.
Norfolk, Jan. l. Ar. sch Puritan, New
York ,, sid, sch Hattie II. Barbour New
York, 4, ar, sch. Flora Rogers, Boston
| Port Townsend, Wash, Jan. 2 Sid, ship
Great Admiral, Sterling, Port Blakely for
Melbourne
| New Bedford, Mass, Jan. 2. Ar. sch.
| Odell, Port Reading
Providence, Jan, 5. Sid. sch. X. Bowers,
Charleston.
u HdIluilld, Jan, >, Sll, SSHf 2VodN ~.
Pickering, Haskell, New York.
Jacksonville, Jan. ; Cid, sch. John C.
Smith, Mcdonald, Point-a-Pitre, Quad.
Mobile, Jan. 3. CID, bark Olive Thurlow,
Hayes, Baltimore.
Georgetown, S. c., Jan. 8. Sid, sch, Sarah
ID. }. Rawson, Blake, New York.
sa nIls.S Ga; Jan H. SCH j, ohaa-
Stonington, Me, Jan t. Sid, bark Re
becca Crowell, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Buenos Ayres, Dec. j. Ar, bark Edward
T. Stotesbury, Mobile y, ar, sch. Geo {,
Thomas, Mobile; Jan s, ar, sch. Mabel
Jordan, Boston, SO days passage
Caleta Buena, Dec |. Sid, ship Ersk NE
NJ. Phelps, Philadelphia,
Hiogo, Dec. 80. Sid, ship E, B. Sutton,
New \ orh,
Hong Kong, Nov: % In port, ship v.
ii. Conner, for l5altimpre and New York.
Reed, Baker, San Francisco
st. John, \. H., Jan. .. Ar, sch IIuntel,
Belfast,
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken Nov, u, no postjon) ship 5. y
Carlton, from Tacoma for Honolulu,
Washburn Bros. Of IhOmaston are to hay,
ter. They expect to build al least three yes
sells during 1902.
Several carloads of material have beer
landed at the shipy ard Of Carleton, Norwood
& Co., Rockport, Me, for IL new vessel. The
timber from Virginia is expected soon. Th1
work Of construction will begin as early a.
the weather permits.
Seal Harbor. Me-, Jan. 2 Sch. Mary F
Chisholm Went ashore in Cranberry islam,
harbor, about u miles west Of Cranberr
Island station, Crew saved. eSSel in GOO
condition.
Portsmouth, Jan. l. Sch Frank G. Rich
from Weymouth for Boothbay, ran agroun,
on Fishing Island yesterday morning. bu
came off with slight damage on next tide
with assistance Of JerryS Point life savil
crew, and proceeded.
Palm Beach, Fla, Jan. s. Barque Doris
Masterton, from Port Tampa for Alexandria
Va, is ashore near here and is breaking ur
The Doris was a four masted baQuentine O
944 gross tons, built at Belfast, Me, in 1894 fo
the Brazilian trade, and was owned in Bait
more. Capt. Masterton belongs in Portland
San Juan, P. R., December 81 A Gar
man bark arrived at Ponce yesterday HAY
ing on board Capt, Parker and crew of d
oil-ladea American four-masted schoonk
James W. Fitch of Boston, bound frol
New York to the river Plate, The capt
and crew of the Fitch were picked up in d
western West Indies, The Fitch was bur
ed to the waters edge.
During the six months ended Dec. 81, l9
there were built in the United States an
officially numbered by the bureau of navi
cation, III rugged vessels of l54,o73 gros
tons, compared with sos rugged vessels O
| 1929 gross tons for the corresponding si
months of 1890 Canal boats and unrigge
| barges are not included The principal de
cline, 1872 tons, is on the Atlantic seaboard
and is attributable to work on several larg
ocean steamers which will be complete
during the coming six months.
Boston, Jan. GA private cablegram re
ceived in this city reports the three aste
schooner Morris W. Child, Capt. Evere1
Haskell, which sailed from Baltimore, De,
9 for Cardenas with a cargo of $50 tons q
coal, stranded today on Stone Horse Key {
the entrance to Cardenas harbor. She is
a dangerous position and full of water. Tt
Morris w. Child was built by II. NJ Bea
at Camden and owned by J.P. Ellicott & CO
of this city. The cargo is thought to be full
covered by insurance.