The Republican journal., 1903-05-07
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
April %. Sch Orion, Rich, Rockland.
April 30 Sch. Woodbury. M. Snow AL
NAV 2. Schs. Florence & Lillian, Smith,
Perth Amboy; J. Y: Wellington, Patter-
shall, Saco: Lizzie Rich, Pattershall, Ban
gor for Vineyard Haven for orders.
SAILED.
May 1. Sch. Radiant, Hardy, Swans
Island.
May 2. Schs. Sharon, Patterson, Winter
port and Vinalhaven; ORION, Rich, Bangor.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April %. Sid, sch s. NJ. Bird,
Portland; Jennie A. Stubbs, Wilmington,
N. c.; 80, ar, schs. Carrie 3. Look, Bruins
A. W. Ellis, Boston; May l, sid, schs. John
&. Smith, -; Arthur V. S. Woodruff,
Baracoa; ar, sch. Telumah, New Haven; ;
May 2, az, sch. Flora Rogers, Wilmington,
n. C.; Andrew Nebinger and Nat Aver,
Bangor Grace P. Willard, Glen Cove; sid,
sch; Emma $. Briggs, Port johnson tor
pore; schs. David Faust, Bangor for Ron
dout; George Nebnger, Bangor; Mary E,
Pennell, SomeS Sound; Jesse Barlow, Ston-
ington Three Sisters, Somes Sound; John
T. Williams, Bay View; Addie Schlaefer,
Stonington; Edward L. Warren. Bangor :;
S. c.. Norombega, Frankfort; Hattie A.
Marsh, Long Cove; Lavolta, Sullivan; Ny
ronus, Bluehill; Henrietta Whitney, Ellis
worth for Rondout; 5, al, schS. Georgia Gil
key, Satilla River; July Fourth, Bangor.
Boston, May l. Az, sch. Annie r. Lewis,
Norfolk sid from below sch. Gov. Ames,
Newport News; 2, al, schs. George W..
Wells, Newport News Thomas w. Law
son, do. Islesboro, Baltimore; /, al, sch.
Theoline, Brunswick.
Philadelphia, May .. Ar, sch. American
Team, Frankfort: barge Matanzas, Bangor
Charles Davenport, Bangor.
Baltimore, April IS. Sid, sch. Eliza D..
Pendleton, Cienfuegos.
Portland, May 3. Ar, schs. Van Aliens
Boughton, Carter, Baltimore; Abbie G..
StubbS, New York.
Bangor. MAY i. Ar, sch. Nellie Grant,
Rondout :; >, ar, schs. Annie p. Chase, Perth
Amboy; George B. Ferguson, Buckspnrt; :;
sid, schs Maggie Mulvey and Flora Con-
don, New York; 4, sid, sch. Kit Carson,
New York.
Halls Quarry, April %. Sid, sch. Mary
Langdon, Rockland.
Bucksport, Me, April 80. Ar, schs Geo.
B. Ferguson, Port Liberty; A. NJ. Nichol-
son, Gloucester.
Brunswick, Ga, April 2s Sid, sch; Laura
N: Lunt. Boston; 80, sid, schs; Almeda
do. May l, ar, sch. Tofa, Noank (and sid
for Satilla) cid, sch. Melissa A. Wiley,
New York 2, ar, sch. Florence Leland,
New London; 3, ar, sch. Helena, New York !;
4, sid, sch. Lyman M. Law, Philadelphia;
cid, sch. VIM. E. Downes, New York,
Snow, Red Beach. Me-; Lucia Porter, New
York.
savannah, May 4. Sid, sch. D. D. Haskell,
Washington, May s. Ar, sch. Ralph NJ.
Hayward, Sargentyille, Me. co.,
c. Strawbridge, Boston; May l, ar, schs. R.
W. Hopkins, Hichborn, Charleston, S. c.;
Gladys, Colson, New York; 9 cid, sch.
Helen G. Moseley, New York.
Apalachicola, April %. Ar, sch. Lizzie
b. Wiley, Fall River.
Harold c. Beecher, Mcdonald, New York !;
Nav 1, ar, sch. Isaiah X. Stetson, Provi-
dence, to load dry lumber for Providence
Galveston, April 80. Sid, sch. Harry T.
Hayward, Port Tampa.
Norfolk, April 30 Cid, sch. Viator, Ban
Bangor 4, ar, sch. Alice Lord, Red Beach
Perth Amboy, May l. Sid, sch Melissa
| Trask, BangOr;2, sid, sch. M. X. Rawley,
Bangor.
Pensacola, April 80. Ar, sch Humarock,
Kingston, ia.
Olive T. Whittier, Whittier, New York.
Fernandina, April 80 Ar, sch. VIM III.
Sumner, New York; May 2, sid, sch. Thel-
| ma, Boston.
Darien, Ca, May 4. Ar, sch. Edward
Stewart, Portland.
Young Brothers, Kennebec for Washington.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kingston, Ja., April IS. Sid, sch. Huma ..
Rio Janeiro, April 25 Cid, bark Glad
Tidings, Baltimore.
San Juan, P. R., April % In port, bark
Mamie Swan, from New York; schs. John
f. Devin, from Norfolk Lejok, from Gulf
port, Miss; C. P. Dixon, from Newport
News; Adelaide Barbour, from Philadel-
Havana, April 23 Sid, SCH Nimbus, Fer
nandina and Reedy Island.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Schooner Elizabeth N. Nicholson, after
four months struggle with the ice at Bay
of Islands, n F., was freed from her dan
gerous position about two weeks ago and
injuries from her long confinement to either
vessel or crew. She will at once fit for
trip to the Grand Banks.
Schooner S NJ Bird, South Amboy for
Portland, before reported ashore on the
west side of Vineyard Haven harbor, was
f1oated Saturday night by tug 0. l.. Hal
enbeck and towed to anchorage uninjured.
She has procured an anchor and chain to
replace those lost at Chatham and will pro-
ceed when the weather permits.
Sch. Webster Barnard, Captain Atwood,
South Amboy for Bangor with a cargo of
soft coal for j. c. Towle & Co.. struck on
Barley ledge, Islesboro, April 30th, and
filled. At last accounts she was nearly all
under water, only her bow showing, and
seemed likely to become a total wreck, al
though one report says that there is a
chance of saving her: Her cargo Of coal is
partially insured. The sch. is 142 tons, was
built at BuckspOrt in 1868, and is owned by
Honru ord nf Ran10r later rennrt RaVa