The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
SHIP NEWS. ,
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Jan. 90 Ar, sch; Etna, Viii
mington, n c. %. cid, bark Herbert Full
Ter, Fernandina, %, AT, sch Florence Lee
land, Georgetown;S 5. c. "a, cid, schs, Young
Celia F., Norfolk Adelaide Barbour, Sa-
vannah; Gladys, brunswick %, al, sch. c.
p. Dixon, Pensacola sid, bark Herbert Full
Ter, Fernandlna.
Boston, Jan. %. Ar, sch, Sedgwlck, Fer
nandina
McClean, Rio Janero; %, sid, sch. Van AL
lens Boughton, Garter, boston.
Wilmington, n. G., Jan 10. Ar, schs.
Ralph NJ. Hayward, Trimm, Tiverton, R.
l.; Brina P. Pendleton, Hutchinson. Balti-
more.
rascagoula, ian. 10. Ar, sch. Estelle,
sno GSA somes Sound and New sc York o0n 5h
bark Leone (from Bangor), Catania
Fernaadina, Fla, Jan. % Ar, sch. Olive
T.. Whittier, Whittier, New York, p, ar,
Edith G. Folwell, New York Theoline,
Boston; %, sid, sch. Frank Barnet, Boston
Jacksonville, Jan. 20. Ar, sch. J. W.
Balano Portland; q, AZ, sch. Charlotte I.
Sibley, New York.
savannah, Jan. n. Sid, sch. Mary L.
Bruns wick, Jan, % Sid, sch II. W. Hop
kins. New York; %. sid, sch. Ihema, New
York
Norfolk, Jan %. Sid, sch. Flora Rogers,
New York
Satilla River, Ga, Jan. 20. Sid, sch. Pen
dleton Sisters, kennealy, New York.
Dareu, Ga, Jan. 23 Cid, sch. Anna Pen
dleton, Patterson. New ork.
FOREIGN PORTS
Algoa Bay, Jan 81 Sid, ship St. David,
Ryder, Newcastle, n. S. w., and San Fran
cisco.
Demerara, Dec. 80. In port, sch Eleanor
F, Rartram, from Portland, arrived 21st.
Sierra Leone, Jan. %. Ar, bark Antioch,
Gulfport, Miss, passage 81 days from Key
Vest.
Buenos Ayres, Jan. % Sid, bark Penob-
scot, Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Sch. John l. Snow, Capt. Wilson, has
chartered to carry 125 tons of cut granite
| from Hall Quarry, Mt. Desert, to New York
| for $3.50 lump sum, loaded and discharged
and free wharfage.
| The schooner Josie Hook, which came to
ROckiand In leaking condition a month
ago, and whose cargo of lumber was bought
| by c. f. Bicknell, has been ice bound for
some time, and last Friday af. ernoon she
| filled and sank.
The fishing schooner Laurel, Capt Church
III, which went ashore at the entrance to
| Beaver HarbOr, Nova Scotia, was sold at
Halifax January 10Th, for the benefit of the
underwriters and brought $3.50 The spars
and rigging are still standing, although the
hull is badly broken.
Portland, Me-, January "a. Sch. W. ii.
| Clifford, with coal from Newport News,
over which some concern has been felt, was
towed into port tonight. For the past few
days the schooner was riding out the gale at
anchor off Boon Island, where the waves
swept completely over her. A small boat
was lost, the spanker boom was broken, the
| a part OF the afterrail was carried away, but
fortunately none of those On board were
| hurt.
Boston, Jan. %. Ship brokers say there
is no change of interest to report in the
market for sail tonnage. Lumber rates
| from here and southern ports to the River
| Plate are firm in view of the demand at
present, and limited tonnage offerings
Naval stores and petroleum freights con
tinue dull. Rates for lumber from the south
to the West Indies are well sustained, but
coasting coal and lumber freights do not
improve. Steamers for grain from Atlantic
| range to Cork for orders are offered at two
! shillings two pence Timber and other
| freightS remain quiet
Boston, Jan. 26. The tug George NJ. Wins
low, Capt. Nulty, arrived ut her dock here
at $50 This morning. having on board the
captain and crew of the three-masted schoon-
er Francis Shubert of Boston and portion
of the crew of the schooner Ella Pressey of
Thomaston, Me. The Shubert and the Pres.
sey were in collision off Nauset, Cape Cod
about S.15 Sunday evening. The Pressey
was sunk, and the Shubert was so damaged
that Capt. SLarkey decided to abandon her,
and that she might not be menace to navi.
CATION he set fire to her after the tug Wins
low had come near enough to rescue him
and his crew. This was early in the fore.
nom yesterday. Two of the men of the
Presley, Capt. Elias White and mate Fred
F. Peterson, both of Rockland, Me-, were
lost. Three of the Pressey's crew were res.
cued, Arthur Buchanan of Rockland and
Carl Hanson and Oscar Scott of New York
The crew of the Shubert brought in by the
Winslow included Capt. T. G. Starkey, mate
Thomas Thompson, Frank Snowden, ThOs
Dipple and William bennett, all of St. John
The Shubert was bound from New York to
Portland and had cargo of 1900 barrels OF
kerosene, valued at $4,000 to $1,000. The
Pressey was loaded with stone and was on
the way from Rockland, Me-, to New Lon.
don, Conn. The captain of the Shubert as.
sumes all blame for the collision The wealth.
er was clear and in his judgment he had
plenty of room to pass the Pressey
7Qu0gue, L. L., JAM %. Within few hun.
dred feet from shore eight men were drown
ed this morning by the wrecking Of the four.