The Republican journal., 1903-06-04
! SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
May %. Sch. Maria Webster, Turner,
May 80 Sch. P. NJ. Bonnie, Burgess,
Vinalhaven.
June 8. Sch. Polly, Ryan, Boston.
SAILED.
May 49, Sch. Yreka, Rockland.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Mayer. Ar, bark Rose Innis,
| Brunswick ; schs. Penobscot, Jacksonville !;
Florence Leland, Brunswick; VIM. H. Sum-
ner, Fernandina; Olive T. Whittier, Satilla !;
Isles0oro, South Amboy for Portland; Puri-
tan, Block Island, Me. Helena, Frank fort !;
Emma S. Briggs, Gardiner; POchassett, Sui
Ivan; sid, sch. Mary L. Crosby, Jackson
vile; %, sid, sch. Flora Rogers, Whining
ton, N. c.; ar, schs. Annie r. Lewis, Ban
gor,; Sarah L. Davis, Providence; g, cid,
bark E. L. Mayberry, San Juan and Ponce; ,
sid, ships Manuel Llaguno, Saigon; Gov.
Robe, Baltimore; schs. Sarah D. j. Raw
son, Georgetown, S. c.; Almeda Wiley,
Brunswick j; 80, sid, schs. Willie l.. Newton,
Fernandina Melissa A. Wiley, Brunswick j;
passed City Island, sch. John 7. Williams,
Port johnson for 1slesboro, 81, ar, schs.
Tofa, Satilla River; Abbie G. Stubs, st.
John, n B. George V. Jordan, Providence;
June /, cid, schs. Gladys and Georgia Gil
key Fernandina; ar, brig Jennie Hubert,
Jacksonville; schs. Sadie Corey, Bangor;
Lucy f. Friend, Bay View, Mass
Boston, May 26 Sid, schs. John T. Will
| lams, Somes Sound and Philadelphia
Susan n. Pickering, Rockport, Me-, ari
Nassau; Catalina, Islesboro. Me. p, a :,
sch Winslow Morse, LIoyds Neck cid, St, I,
Edith G. FoweJl, Pot Tampa; sid, sch.
Henry i. Fiske, Brunswick, Ga: !; l'hos. W.
Lawson, Norfolk; Young Brothers, Bal :
more; 20, ar, bark Penooscot, Rosario 20,
ar, sch. Islesboro New York 81, ar, sch
Lizzie B. Wiley, Apalachicola.
Baltimore, May g. Ar, bark Frances,
Port Tampa 81, ar, sch. Harry 7. Hayward,
! Port Tampa; June l, ar, ship Gov. Robe,
| New York.
Philadelphia, June .. Ar, SCH S. NJ. Bird,
Pttston.
Portland, May IS. Ar, sch. Mary A. Hall,
Jack sonvlle.
Jersey City; IS, ar, sch. Annie May, Pat
tershall, Rockport; sid, schs. Maggie s.
Hart, Sargentville, to load ice for Bal;i-
more; VIM. Slater, Vineyard Haven for or
ders; %, ar, sch. Mary Farrow, Rockland
sid, schs. Josie Hook, Boston; Eagle, New
; land; sid, sch. Estelle, Curacao; June /, ar,
sch. Lillian, Gloucester; 2, ar, sch. Kit Car
son, Perth Amboy sid, sch. Melissa Trask,
Bucks Harbor and New York.
Frankfort, Me-, May 81. Sid, SCH Benz.
C. Crowel, Philadelphia.
Boothbay Harbor, Me-, May 26. Ar, Sch
Joseph w. Hawthorn, Hotfses, Waldoboro,
Jacksonville, May 49, Sid, sch Penbo.
scot, Perth Amboy; e, cid, sch. Grace
Davis, New York 80, cid, schs. Gen. Abel
bert Ames, New York; A. Hayford, Ha-
vana.
Wilmington, n. c., May 26. Az, sch
Carrie A. Bucknam, New York; u, al, sch
j. C. Strawbridge, New York.
Brunswick, May 81. Ar, schs. Laura NJ
Lunt, Boston; TheOline. do; %, ar, sch
Carrie F. Look, Veazie, New York; %, sid
Fernandna.
Port Angeles, Wash, May q. Sid, ships
S. D. Carleton, Amsbury, Port Gamble
St. David, Ryder, Whatcom.
Savannah, Ga, May ~. Ar, sch. Jose
Olaverri, Hewett, New York 30, ar, sch. ID
H. Rivers, Fernandina.
New London, Ct, May %. AT, sch. Celia
F., Brunswick.
Perth Amboy, n. j., May 2s Ar, sch
William H. Sumner, pendleton, Fernandina
Newport News, May %. Sid, sch. Sarah
c. Ropes, Bangor.
Lunt, Brunswick; sid, sch. Adelaide Bar
bour, New York.
FoREIGl PORTS.
! Trinidad, May s. Ar, bark Willard Mudg-
EFT, Blanchard, Sierra Leone CD days pas
sage); in port May 80, for New York, to
sail in three days.
II, San Juan. p. r., May II. Sid, bark Man
ME Swan, New York is, sid, bark Auburn
dale, Turks Island and Baltimore.
Tampico, May d. Al, sch. Wellf1eet, Nor
folk
Honolulu, May %. Ar, ship A. J. Fuller,
Newcastle, n. S. w.
Melbourne, May 4. In port, ship Title
f. Starbuck, for Sydney.
Matanzas, May 23. Sid, brig Havilah
Philadelphia mot previously.
Turks Island, May % Sid, bark Auburn
dale, Baltimore.
Bridgewater, n. s., May 26. In port, sch
Clarence A. Shafner (Br), Chute, for Sagua
ready for sea, to sail as soon as crew is com
pleted.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Ship State of Maine, 1867 tons, built at
Damariscotta in 1873, has been sold at New
York, and will be converted into coal
barge.
New Haven, Conn, May 80. Captain Gil
more of the sch. John L. Treat, Just arrived
from Fernandina, reports that on May Goth,
the mate, E. L. Dix of Rockland, Me-, was
lost overheard and drowned during gale.
The accident occurred in latitude 80, longi-
tude 1890.
RECENT CHARITIES. Sch. Sallie I'On,479
| TONS, JdCkSOUFllle " i ullduel puid, luIllUel
$5.37 1-2, coal out, 81; sch. Edith G.. Fol
we'll, 1,051 tons, Punta Gorda to Wey-
mouth, Mass, phosphate rock, It; sch. Ella
NJ. Wiley, 735 tons, Satilla to New York,
! lumber, D. t. sch. D. d. Haskell, 274 tons,
Brunswick to New York lumber $5.75: sch.
Willie L. Newton, 1876 tons, Fernandina to
New York, Philadelphia, or Sound, lum-
Der, p. t.
Rockland. May 80. The steamer Monte
gan, built by Cobb, Butler & Co., for the
Portland Rockland S. S. Co., was launched
at 1.30 p. NJ, Saturday. AS the craft left
the ways she was christened with flowers
by Miss Fifeld of Boothby. The steamer
will be towed to Portland Sunday. receive
her machinery, and in six weeks under
command of Capt. J. E. Archibald, the
managing owner, will be ready for the Port
land Rockland route. The Monhegan has
an estimated speed of Is knots. Her di-
mansions are: Length, 143 feet; beam, 26a
feet depth, II feet. She will carry triple
expansion engines of 800 horse power, with
two boilers of a combined 900 horse power.
The cost when fitted will be $4,000.
Waldoboro, Me-, May %. The FIVE
masted schooner Dorothy Palmer, said to
be the largest craft of her class afioat. was
launched today, at the yard of G. L. Welt
for William F. Palmer of Boston and others.
The dimensions are: Length of keel, 273
feet; breadth of beam, 46 it., in. depth of
J hold, 26 it.. in. The gross tonnage is 1872
! nNl \ 80 tic no