The Republican journal., 1904-05-05

Brunswick, Ga, April q. Ar, sch. Isaiah
K. Stetson, Boston; 80, sid, sch. Sarah D. j..
Rawson, StoningtOn; May 3, CID, sch. AL
media Wiley, New York.
New Haven, Conn, April %. Sid, sch.
Gen. Adelbert Ames. jacksonville.
Fernandina, April %. Ar, brig Jennie
Hubert, Bridgeport; %, sid, bark Ethel,
New York.
j, Pensacola sac. " April % Sid, bark Rose In
Perth Amboy, April 90. Sid, schs. Grace
Davis, Portland; j. Arthur Lord, South
Jacksonville, Fla, April 80. Ar. sch. PEN
Wilmington, n C, April 80. Cid, sch
Carrie A. Buchanan. New York
Savannah, April 30: Sid, schs. VIM. H.
b Ma sSyers Cd d. sch Es
telle, Hutchinson, Boston.
.Waldoboro, Me-, April 90. In port, sch.
Singleton Palmer, Potter, ready to tow down
the river.
Salem, Mass, May, 8; Ar, sch. Helena,
Ann Mccain, for Bangor; J. Nickerson,
Stonington; VIM. Slater, Islesboro George
E. Prescott, Vinalhaven S. H. Sawyer, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
= Fajardo, P; R., April 49, Ar, SCH John l.
Aquadlla, ?. R., about April 2. Ar. sch.
Lavinia NJ Snow, Sawyer, Mayaguez (for
New York;.
Honolulu, April IS. Sid, ship Bangalore.
Delaware BreakWater
Curacao, April %. Sid, sch. Herald,
Honolulu, April 30. Ar, ship Aryan, San
Francisco for Delaware Breakwater
Melbourne, April % Sid, ship Fort George,
Cove, Sydney, n. S. W.
San Juan, p. R., April 26 In port, bark
Mamie Swan, for New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken April 80, a. NJ, off Boston light
snip, sch: Harold c. Beecher, Bluehill for
Rockland, April 26. An unsuccessful at
tempt was made to-day to raise the sch.
Josie Hook.
Vineyard Haven, Mass. April %. Sch.
c: p. Dixon, Leighton, Boston for Philadel-
phia, to load for San Domingo, reports April
y, while lying at anchor miles S. S. w. of
lost port and starboard anchors and chains
Was towed in here by steamer Susie D.
Boston, April 80. Sch. Eliza Levensaler,
from Round Pond, Me-, for New York, with
stone, put in here for repairs to her wheel,
which was damaged while the vessel was
boom got adrift and the sheet got entangled
with the steering gear. Her yaw boat was
also damaged She will repair before pro-
ceeding.
u, Chatham, April %. Sch Future, from
bar off Old Harbor life saving station.
Crew saved by the brooches buoy. Vessel
leaking some, but it is hoped to save her
after storm abates. Tug Underwater, with
lighter Salvor, will go to her assistance
from Boston. Vessel is high and dry at low
water. A heavy southeastern set in after
dark.
New York, April %. The American four
masted ship Roanoke, which arrived here
today from Shanghai and Hong Kong via
Baltimore, with Capt. Amsbury in COM
mand, reports that on Nov 90 last in the
China sea, she picked up three shipwrecked
sailors, two Malayese and one Chinaman,
who had been for twelve days in small
boat, their vessel having been wrecked in
gale IN which six OF the crew were drowned.
Their vessel was bound from Singapore for
Cochin, China. The three survivors were
finally put on board steamer bound for
Singapore. On January s, Edward Middle |
ton OF England. sailor, fell from aloft to
the deck and was instantly killed. The |
body was buried at sea- Off the coast of !.
Madagascar yhe Roanoke ran into hurri- |
cane which broke the mainmast and she
was obliged to sail the remainder of the
voyage, distance of 5000 miles without
carrying sail on the broken mast
CHARTERS. Among recent charters are |
the following: Sch. A. W. Ellis, Stonington !
to New York, paving; Maggie Ellen, High /
1sldHu W IHllauelpnla, random granite, at |
Pleasant River, Vinalhaven, to New York
random granite, $1.1O per ton and wharf,
age; sch Brigadier, Crotch Island, Stoning-
ton, to New London, Ct, random granite,
81 per ton and wharfage; sch. j. Frank
Seavey, same; sch. NJ. K. Rawley, Frank
bark Josephine, Rio Janero to Baltimore,
coffee, p: t.; bark John S. Emery, Boston or
Portland to Bahia Blanca, lumber, D. t. sch.
Anna Pendeton, St. Simons to New York,
lumber. p. t.. sch. R. W. Hopkins, New
md loaded: sch. Gen Adelbert Ames. Fer
1andina to North of Hatteras, lumber,p D. t.
sch. Florence, Fernandina to New York,
lumber, p. t.; sch. Gladys, Brunswick to
New York, lumber, 1925: sch. Islesboro,
Fort Royal to New York, lumber, SIS. 371.
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.