The Republican journal., 1903-03-26
Sup NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.
ARRIVED.

March 49, Schs. Maria WeDSteI. Turner
Mt Desert; Sharon, Patterson; ulaamaveh.
March 20 Sch. Leona, Sm aiob "" Ssarsnnrt
for Rockport; r. S. Dean, Da'cheloer'
Northport; Pochasset, Bangor
March %. Schs. Sadie Wilcutt, Pendle-
ton, Vineyard Haven for oroers' MARTA
Webster. Turner, Winterport.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March II. Passed City Island.
sch. Lizzie Lane, Port Reading l u. tG5angor
Providence; 19, ar, sch. Henry Clausen, Jr.,
Norfolk for Salem 20, cid, Sch inez n Car
yer, Fernandina; 81, ar, sch. Sarah d. j.
Rawson, Georgetown, S. C.; y, ar park
Rebecca Crowell, Savannah; sens; Anna
rsnd sfSn.weF e. H Ba1ano FsrSae
dina; VIM E. Downes. Fernandina; SID,
bark Adolph Obrig, Manila; 2s !, ar, brig
Jennie Hubert, Wilmington, y. =;
Boston, March II. Sid, :chs. Harry y.
Hayward and Lucy +. Frlena, NeWport,
sch. Henry B Fiske, Brunswick; 70 ar
sch. Hattie S. Collins, Stonlngtoh' sid' sen.
Gem, Sargentville.
Philadelphia, March 49, CID, sch. Lyman
NJ. Law, Portland; p, ar, sen. hdwaro 1.
Stotesbury, Brunswick.
Brothers. Sareentville: 20 cid, bark Katah-
din, West Bay; q, ar, schs Pendleton Sis
tiers, Davies, New York; Harry Messer,
Sargentville; %, ar, sch. Sullivan Sa~ln'
Sargentville. ~ ,a ,;
Chase and Decorra, New York; Maude
Palmer, Sargentville, to load ice for Baltl-
more; "a, ar, schs S. P. Blackburn. Phila-
delphia Melissa Trask, Salem ; sid, sch. r.
L. Tay, Vineyard Haven for ORDERS e
Ma Halls 9aagryp h Marfn nj o Son Levi
Bucksport, March 20. Ar, sen. Thomas
B. Garland, Weymouth.
Brunswick, March II. Sid, sch. John E.
Develin, Hichborn, Norfolk.
Newport News. March Il: A. IS sch g. Jacob
10, ar, sch c. P. Dixon, Salem; 20, ar, sch
J. c. Strawbridge, Boston; q, ar, sen. :.
Manchester Haynes, Norfolk; sid, schs. T.
D. Bibber and Ida G. Southland, Bangor,
Savannah, March II. Ar. sen Florence e
Leland, Perth Amboy; -, cld, sen. u III H.
berry, New York schs. D. D. Haskell. Nor
witch; Mary L. Crosby and Gen. Adelbert
AmeS, New York.
Norfolk, March 49, Ar, sch. Henry R.
Tilton, New York %, sid, sch. Van Aliens
Boughton, Carter, Portland o ~ ,,,,..
brunswick, March 20. Sid, sch. Tofa,
Noauk.
Fernandina, March 20. Sid, schs; Willie
L. Newton, Norwich, Ct r. bowers
Providence; %, sid, Sch VIM. H. SUMNER
New York.
jacksonville, Fla, March 20 AZ AT, sch sen
Isaiah K. Stetson, Providence.
Pascagoua, March 20. Cid, sch. Marian'
Coombs, Havana.
Wilmington, n. C., March ~. ga, sen.
Penobscot, New York.
Wiscasset, March 81 Sid, sch. Emma s.
Briggs, South Gardiner.
Calais, March %. Sid, sch. A. W. Ellis,
Rondout.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Padang, March II. Sid, bark Puritan,
Cardenas, March IA. Ar, sch. Georgia
Gilkey, Gilkey, Norfolk (for Satilla and
New York;
St John, n B., March 81. Cid, schs.
Lucia Porter, Bridgeport.
Honolulu, March IA. Sailed, ship Fort
George, Kahului.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
st. Thomas, March s. Bark Rose Innes,
Providence, Feb. Is, for Fernandina. has
put in in distress, partially dismasted.
Beaufort, March 49, Sch. Charles S. Gid
den, Fales, from Baltimore for Galveston,
Cape Lookout, will be total wreck.
Hampton Roads, March 1S. Sch. J. C.
Strawbridge, Captain COOmbs of Boston,
collded with the schooner Andrew Adams
of Norfolk in a dense fog, and while the
latter was at anchor. The Adams lost her
jibboom, while the damage to the Straw
bridge was slight
VINEYARD Haven, Mass, March 3D. Schr.
Charlotte T. Sibley, Coombs, Stonlngton,
fpr hara rpn0rfS
Saturday night was in collision on Nantuck-
ct Shoals in fog with an unknown schooner:
The Sbley had starbOard fore-rigging and
lib carried away and other damage done
about the boat the other vessel disappear
ed and her damage is unknown
Boston, March 10. Capt. Alfred Sorenson,
who holds the record in Massachusetts for
saving lives at sea, has Just been awarded
another medal by the Massachusetts HUI
name Society for saving the lives Of II mon
from the tug Astral, which was wrecked on
Mt. Desert rock. Dec. Is. 1t is only recently
that Capt Sorenson was awarded a second
service medal by act of Congress.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 10. Steamer
Watson, from Port Antonio. was in col
lision s. miles south Of Winter, Quarter
, Sloal midnight March Is, during dense fog.
with sch. James D. Dewell, from Proyi-
danee for Norfolk The schooner lost bow
spirit, headgear and fgurehead, the latter
being left on the steamers deck. The Wat
son sustained damage to upper part OF mort
side. The Dewe1l has been tOwed into Nor
| folk. She also lost her foretopnlast.
To DREDeE CARvER's HARBoR. Bids
were opened March 18th at the office of the
United States engineer for dredging Car
ver's Harbor, Vinalhaven, to depth OF If
feet The material to be removed is mud
and it is estimated that there is about $500
square Yards of it. There is in addition a
small ledge in front of the steamboat wharf
and bnu1ders to be taken ont There were
two bidders for this work. The Simon
Donoan Dredging Co. of Boston made
bid of twenty cents cubic yard and $40
ton for the ledge and $500 for the removal
Of the bouldars. The Eastern Dredging
Co. of Portland hid 14a GEMS cubic yard
for the dredging proper. S. ton for remOv-
al of the ledge and $563 for the removal of
the boulders. The bids were forwarded to
Washington.
NOTICES TO MARINERs. Commander
Merriam, in charge of the First Lighthouse
District gives notice that MOosabec Reach
Light off Portland, which was discontinued
Dec Is for the winter. will be rellghted
April L.. Matinicus Rock whistling buoy,
red, with NJ. r. in black letters, was estab-
lished March 16, 1908, in 252 feet at mean
low water. two miles / " from Matinicus
Rock. Bearings of prominent objects: 5
w Point Ragged Island, by w w:
Matinicus Rock Lighthouse, y r: west
Point Wooden Ball Island NNE E..
Roaring Bull Ledge whistling buoy, red,