The Republican journal., 1903-04-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Anril l6. Sch Stony Brook, Rockland.
April 10. Sch. Maggie Mulvey, Rich, Bos-
ton. u-
Vinalhaven.
Puritan, Gilchrest, Boston; Maud Seward
New Haven.
SAILED.
April IS Sch Lizzie c. Rich. Bangor.
April 90 sch. Sharon, Patterson, Vinal-
haven.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, April Is Ar, sch. Susan Stet-
son. Bangor; is, ar, schs Jose Olaverri,
Savannah, Henry Whitney, Providence;
sid, SCH Eliza J. Pendleton, Baltimore; II,
ar, schs T. Ii Iay, south nt Amo9y Py1;rd iGr San an
Saco; sid, schs. Methebesec, Baracoa; Hat
| tie II. Barbour, Philadelphia; Levi Hart,
do. Mary A. Hall, Mayport, Fla. Pendle
ton Satisfaction. Dry Tortugas; VIM. f.
Downes, St. Smons d. d. Haskell. Bruns-
wick cid, sch VIM. II. Sumner, Pendleton,
Fernandina; IS, ar, schs Estele and For
| tune, Wilmington, n. G.
Boston, April IA Cid, sch. Mabel Jordan,
| Fernandina; 16, cid, :schr. j. Manchester
Haynes, Philadelphia, 20, ar, schs: Henry
| B. Fiske, Brunswick; Gov. Ames, Newport
| News.
Philadelphia, April 10. Ar, schs. Alicia
B. Crosby, Bangor; Marie Palmer, Provi-
dence; Levi Hart, Hall Quarry, Me-; 20,
cid, sch. Lydia NJ. Deering, Bangor; 2l, az.
sch. Abbie s. Walker, Vinalhaven.
Baltimore, April IA. Ar. sch. George V.
Jordan, Sargentville; Is, cid, bark Frances,
Tampa.
Portland, April H. Sid, sch. Van Aliens
Boughton. Carter, Newport News; 20. ar.
sch. VIM b. Palmer, Philadelphia; u, cid,
sch. Edward Stewart, Darlen ~
| Bangor, April 10. Ar, sch; E; L: Warren,
Jersey City; schs. jacob NJ. Haskell, coal
port; Nat Aver, New Haven; 10, sid, sch.
Alberta T. Stearns, Rockport, Me-, and Will
mington, Del; 81, ar, barge Matanzas,
Phladelpha below sch. Mary E. Palmer,
| Rockport, Me-, April II. Sid, sch. Hattie
| c. Luce, ST. Thomas.
Sullivan, Me-, April 13. Sid, SCH Mary
B. Wellington, New York.
Norfolk, April IA. Sid. schr; Daylight,
Salem; ar, sch E>tele, New Bedford; 90
ar, sch. PendletOn Satisfaction, New i Ork,
cid, sch Bri!a p. Pendieton. Boston.
Punta Gorda, April a. Cid, sch. Edith
G. Folwell, North eymOuth.
Fernandina, April IA. Cid, sch. Inez NJ.
| Carver, New York; Is. az. sch. Scotia, New
York 20, ar, Scls. Thelma, New London
sen, Jr., Salem.
Apalach cola, April 8. Ar, sch. Ella NJ.
Wiley, Dpmerara.
Brunswick, April 10. Ar, sch. Theoline,
Boston; 49, ar, sehS ,,,! Charlotte !. sibiey.
New York Almeda Wiley. do. 10, ar, sch.
Willie L. Newton, Norwich
Port Reading. April Is. Sid, sch. }: V.
Wellington, Saco; ~, ar, brig jennie HUI
bert, New York.
Wilmington, n. C., April II. Ar, sch. J.
c. StraMbridge, Boston; ~, az, sch Helen
g. Moseley. Providence.
pprtb An1bDN AOril IL. Sid. sch Nm, r.,
DowneS, St. SimonS.
New London, April H. Sid. sch. Henry
Pascag"ula, Miss, April Il. Cid, ship
Cora (Nor). Larsen, MunttvideO
San Francisco, April Is. Sid, ship W. II.
Providence, April 10. Sid, sch. Clifford
y. Carver, Baltimore.
Washington, d. G, April 49,, CID, schs.
boro, Trmm, Baltimore; Metinlc, Perry,
Rock land via York River.
Georgetown, S. c. April Va, 49, Ar sch
Reedy Island.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hllsboro. \. b., April 1G. Sid, sch. Maud
Snare, Newark.
San Juan, April II. Ar, sch. Adelaide
Barbour, Philadelphia.
Fort de France, to April IL. Ar, sch. Co.
hasset (new), Gorham, Wiscasset (l6 days
pasSage).
Port Pirie, March 90. In port, ship Paul
Revere, Whittier. from Port Gamble, arriv-
ed 11th.
Hobart, April IL. Ar, ship Emily Reed,
DelagOa Bay.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Southwest Harbor, Me-, April II. The
26-ton schooner Julia Edna of Belfast was
dismasted off Long ledge during the storm.
No other damage was done. The crew of
two men was removed by the IslesfOrd life
saving crew.
Galveston, April 13. Sch. Margaret A
Ward, Captain McKown, which was run
down and sunk by steamer Ell Rio, was
| from Baltimore bound to Galveston, was
| lying at anchor 2S miles from Galveston
bar. The schooner sank almost Immediate
| ly. Two children of Capt. McKown and
one man were lost.
Philadelphia, April Il. Sch. George e.
Thomas. which sailed from Grand Cone
| table Island Feb. for New York, has been
given up for lost: She was commanded by
Capt Morris and manned by crew of ten
men. No tidings of the vessel have been
received since she sailed. She was owned
by George C. Thomas, of Drexel & Co., and
was valued at $4,000. The schooner was
| built at Bucksport in 1900 by Mckay u
| Dix].
London, April 16. The American schoon-
er Ebenezer Haggett, abandoned and dis
| mastsd, has been towed into Flores, Azores
islands, Part of her cargo of lumber is
gone. The Ebenezer Haggett of Damars-
Gotta, Me-, a four-masted schooner of 766
tons, sailed from Brunswick, Ca, Oct. 49,
| for New York. She was caught in the
storm of early November and dismasted.
Her master and crew of eight men were
rescued from their waterlogged vessel on
Nov. 10 and landed at New York. The
drift of the schooner has since been with
the gulf stream and it is estimated that she
has Travelled over 1000 miles in the 1877 days
she had been adrift.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, April 10. Schoon-
er Hattie c. Luce, from Rockport, Me-, for
St. Thomas with ice and deckload of
boards, arrived here to-day. She sailed
from Rock port April 14th and encountered
violent east northeast gales which lasted
until the morning of the 18th, during which
the vessel was hove to 4S hours. The deck
load of bvards shifted, fore and maintop-
mast backstays parted and the standing
rigging, which is new, became so slack that
it was deemed unsafe to proceed on the
voyage and she put back to this port. Her
rigging will be set up and deckload restow-
ed before proceeding.
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