The Republican journal., 1903-02-12

/, Lucy E. Friend, Newburyport; +. C. Pen
dietOn. Providence: Annie R Lewis. New
port; 9, ar, sch. R. w. Hopkins, Fernandina
sid, bark John s. Emery, Las Palmas schs.
Mary A.. Hall, Fernandina; Norombega,
jacksonville.
Boston, Jan. 8. Sid, sch. Mary L. Crosby,
coal port; 4. ar. schs. TheOline. Brunswick
Laura N. Lunt, do; Susan n. Pickering,
P. Pendleton, Norfolk; Charlotte T. Sibley,
Perth Amboy for Newburyport; j. Man
chester Haynes, Norfolk 6, cid, bark Au-
burndale, Bermuda; brig Jennie Hubert,
-; sch. Alice Lord, Norfolk sid. from
Roads; schs. Anna Pendleton, Lynn for
for Savannah; 9, ar, schs. Edith G. Folwell,
Baltimore; Star of the Sea, Norfolk for
Lynn; 10. sid, schs. Thelma, Brunswick
Pendleton Satisfaction, coal port.
Baltimore, Feb. 6. Ar, sch. Gov. Ames,
Brunswick.
Portland, Jan. g. Sid, brig Havilah, New
York; sch. Edward Stewart, Jacksonville;
Z, sid, SCH Grace Davis, New York; 9, ar,
sch Lyman NJ: Law, Blake, Norfolk via
ProvincetOwn, in tow.
PascagOula, Miss, Feb. 4. Sid. schs.
Scotia, Norwich; Annie Lord, Havana.
Belfast
Fernandina, Feb. 4. Ar, sch Etna, Prov
idence; 5, ar, sch. Carrie E: Look, Portland
Providence, Feb 5. Sid. sch. Mary A.
wilmington, n. c., Feb. 9Th. Cid, SCH J.
San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 27. Cid, ship
VIM. H. Macy, Groath, Ladysmith (and
sailed 29th); Feb. 4. sid, bark Edward May,
Makawell.
Perth Amboy, N. j., Peb. 6. Ar, sch. VIM.
Fl. Sumner, Brunswick.
New London, Feb 6. Sid, sch. VIM. E.
Downes, Brunswick.
Norfolk, Feb. I. Ar, sch. Flora Rogers.
New York; 8, ar, sch. Henry Clausen, Jr.,
Salem.
Providence, Feb. 7. Ar, sch. Menawa,
Eizabethport
Tatoosh, Wash, Feb. /. Passed out, ship
Fort George, Nanaimo for Honolulu.
Vim vneyard Haven Feb TO- 81 sld' paI1s schs.
mouth; Grace Davis, Belfast for New York.
Hyannis, Feb. TO- Sid, schs Merrill c.
Hart. Belfast; Fannie and Fay, Winter
port.
Gloucester, Mass, Feb. 10. Ar, schs
bnryport; Maggie Hurley, Boston for Bel
fast.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Buenos Ayres, Jan. 3. Ar. bark j; II.
Bowers, Boston; ar, prior to Feb. s, bark
Penobscot, 49 days passage.
Point-a-Pitre, Feb l. Sid, sch. Nimbus,
Brunswick, Ga. to load for Philadelphia
Hogo, Dec 81. In port, ship A. G. Ropes,
for New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb s. Sch Florence
Leland, Smith, for New York, with lumber,
which sailed this morning, returned this
afternoon, leaking, not seriously.
Chatham, Feb. 9. Seven-m asted sch.
Thomas W. Lawson, 6ve-master L. Charl-
ton Henry (supposed). IL four-masters and
10 three-masters, and tugs Valley Forge,
with three barges, and Carlisle, with three
barges, all bound north, will remain at
anchor northwest of the Handkerchief.
Vineyard Haven, Feb 6. The seven
masted schooner Thomas W. Lawson, from
Newport News for Boston with cargo of
5000 tons of coal, ran aground during the
night on Middle Ground Shoal, Vineyard
Sound. The tug Underwater went to her
assistance. high sea was running. While
the tug Underwater was trying to get the
Lawson off the shoal, the tug herself went
aground and tug Storm King then tried to
pull off the Underwater Mate BevenS of
the Underwater was injured during the at
tempt to get the Lawson Off and will prob
ably die.
Boothbay Harbor, Me-, Feb g. The wreck
of the schooner Harriet W. Babson, which
went ashore on Ram Island late last month,
has been moved from its resting place and
forced through the bridge which connected
Ram Island light with the island. AS re-
suit the lightkeeper has not been able to
reach the tower, and the island has not been
marked by the usual light for several nights.
The Babson was forced against the bridge
during the heavy gales early this week, and
a section of the bridge, about 100 feet in
length, was carried away. The rough wealth
er made communication with the mainland
impossible until today. This afternoon
word was sent to Portland, and it is expect
ed that a government vessel will be sent
here from that place to make temporary re-
pairs.