The Republican journal., 1903-02-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

OnR NtWO.
! PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.
Feb 10. Sch. Orion, Rich, Mt. Desert.
| SAILED.
| Feb 10. Schs. Nellie Grant, Dodge,
! Bucksport; Maria Webster, Turner, Sar-
gentville.
AMERICAN PORTS.
dleton, South Amboy for Boston; sid, schs.
Daylight, Newport News for Boston; A. ".
Ellis, Rockland; F. c. PendletOn, Boston;
cid, sch. W. H. Sumner, Pendleton, Fernan-
dina 90 sid, schs. R. W. Hopkins, Whining
ton r. Bowers, Fernandina; al, sch. Flor
ence Leland, Brunswick; cid, sch. Carrie
| A. Bucknam, Tampa; 81, ar, sch. Almeda
| Wiley, Bruins wick sid, sch c. p Dixon,
| Perth Amboy for Belfast; -. sid, sch. d.
| ID. Haskell, Savannah Alice Lord, Norfolk;
| Jose Olaverri, Savannah; Gladys, Fernan-
| dina.
| Boston, Feb. 21. Ar, schs. Lucy f. Friend,
South Amboy; Daylight, Newport News;
%, ar, schs. j. c. Strawbridge, Winning
ton; F. c. Pendieton, South Amboy; sid,
| sch. Thomas w. Lawson, Newport News;
n, ar, sch. Harry f, Haywood, Baltimore,
| Baltimore, Feb. 20. Ar, sch. Henry With
| neton, Sargentville.
, Portland, Feb 20 Cid, sch. Willie L.
Newton, Fernaudina 23 ar, Y. 5. li9htShip
| Cape Elizabeth. No u, Norfolk "A, ar. sch.
| Abbie c. Stubbs, Stonington for New York.
| Newport News, Feb. 49, Sid, sch. Harry
T. Hay ward, Colcord, Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, Feb. II. CID, schs. MINI
bus, Philadelphia, James W Paul, Jr,
Gilkey, Philadelphia; Melissa A. Wiley,
New York; u, az, schs Theoline, Boston,
Laura NJ. Lunt, do; Edward F. Stotasbury,
| Perth Amboy.
Norfolk, Feb 10. Ar, sch. Metnic, Rock
land; 20, ar, schs Star of the Sea, Lynn;
Humarock, Bridgeport; sid, sch. Flora Rog-
ers, New York.
Wilmington, n: G, Feb IS. Ar, sch.
very rough passage, and loss OF anchor in
Monday nights gale).
| Fernandina, Feb 10. Ar, sch. VIM. f.
DowneS, Providence; -, ar. sch. Anna
| Pendleton, Boston; q, ar, sch. Mary A.
| Hall, Providence.
Fortress Monroe, Va, Feb 10. Ar, sch.
Star of the Sea, Lynn.
Newburyport, Mass, Feb. 20. Ar, sch.
Charlotte I. Sibley, New York.
Salem, Feb. 49, Sid, sch. j. Manchester
Haynes, WiScasset.
| Wilmington, n. C., Feb. 20. Sld sch Lii
liam Woodruff, Port au Prince.
Georgetown, S. c., Feb. %. Ar, sch. Sarah
! ID. j. RawSon, New York.
San Francisco, Feb. 81. Sid, ship S. P.
Hitchcock, New York %, ar, ship Abner
Coburn, Baltimore via Montevideo.
| Savannah, Feb. %. Ar, sch. D. Ii. Rivers,
Port Spain; %, ar, sch. Mary L. Crosby,
! Boston.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 81. Ar, Sch
Samuel Dillaway, Smith, Sargentyille, Me.
| Jacksonville, Feb. %. Reported off the
bar sch. Norombega, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Padang, Feb. 10 Ar, bark Puritan, New
! York, 9S days passage
| Havana, Feb g. Ar, sch. Annie Lord,
PascagoAla
i Buenos Ayres, prior to Feb. IS. Sid, bark
! j. II. Bowers, Boston.
Rosario, Jan l. Ar, bark Addie Morrill,,
! Boston.
! Point-a.Pitre, Feb. 10. Ar, sch. Henry
load for New York;.
Shelburne, y. S, Feb. 81. In port, sch
Clarence A. Shatfner, Turks Island for Bel
! FAST Me.
ST. John, n B., Feb. 81. Ar, sch. Lucia
St. Helena, Feb %. Passed previously,
! ship Manuel Llaguno, Nichols, Hong Kong
! for New York
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Sandy Hook, Feb. 81 Schr. c. P. Dixon
! from Perth Amboy for Belfast, Me-, was
aground in the lower bay, but came off
without assistance.
Vineyard Haven. Feb. 20 Sch; J; c.
Strawbridge, Wilmington, NC, for Boston,
at this port, experienced heavy westerly
gale Feb. 16, 80 miles off Chincoteague, and
lost flying jib, and split jb.
Browns Head Light Station, Maine.
Notice is given that owing to Fox Island
Thoroughfare being closed by ice, the light
at this station was discontinued February
20. 1t will be relighted as soon as the
thoroughfare is free from ice.
| Rockland Me-, Feb. 20. The revenue cutter
Woodbury. ran ashore on submerged ledge
off Moose Island in Penobscot Bay yester-
day afternoon und was tioated on t0night's
flood tide anG towed here by the Bangor tug
Ralph Ross. The cutter sustained no injury.
! Ship Glonevan at New York Feb. oath
| from Rio Janeiro reports that Feb 9th she
encountered a heavy northwest gale during
which she was hove down with her lee rail
under water The same day heavy sea
broke over her washing overheard Boat
swain w. A. McCalder of Bucksport, Me-,
| aged 81 years.
! SHIPBUILDING The Palmer schooner
/ now on the stocks in the Welt yard at
! WaldOboro, Me, is a little more than half
| finished. She is to be tive-master, and will
have three decks. She is now planked out
to the bilge she will be iron strapped, with
cross straps, and when completed will be
one of the strongest schOonerS ever built in
Mamie Cobb, Butler Il Co. of Rockland
have contracted to build a four-masted
schooner for the Boston firm OF Crowell Il
| Thurlow The new vessel will be dupli-
cate of the schooner Jacob NJ. Haskell, and
will have a carrying capacity OF 1900 tons.
| The frame has been ordered and the schoOn-
er is to be ready for launching in Novem-
| ber The Camden Herald says that H. NJ.
& R. L. Bean have no contracts on hand
and it now looks as if there would not be
| n hio schooner launohad from the Bean ward