The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-02-23
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, ieb: 10. Ar, sch Gladys, Fernan-
dina; 4, ar, sch. Thelma, Brunswick L, ar, sch.
Celia F., Virginia. Is, ar, schs. IneZ N. Carver,
Brunswick; William Bisbee, Virginia; 10, ar sch
Star Of the Sea- sr9nswck.
before reported anchored was towed to safe
anchorage in this harbor by U. S. revenue cutter
Gresham.
Boston, Feb. 10. Ar, schs Frank Barnet. Bruins
wick; Nathaniel 7. Palmer, Norfolk Katherine
D. Perry, do; l6, sid from Nantasket koads, sch.
Theoline for Fernandina;2. ar, schs. Percy, New
kell. do; General E. $ Gree'ey, do; Helen W.
Martin. NertYlk; Mary E, Il; 6. Dow, do.
Msss @ as
sd schs. Perry Setter, from Newport News for
Portland; Young Brothers from st. Simons, Ga,
for do; Ellen Golden from Port Liberty Tor Port
land; John J. Perry, from South Amboy for Rock
land
Cape Henry. Feb. H. Passed ill., Sch Harry 7.
Hayward. Port Tampa for Baltimore.
Portland, Feb. 10. sid, sch. EllZd j. PendletOn,
Georgetown, S. c.; y, az, sch Young Brothers,
St. Simons Ga.
Rockland, Me-, Feb IA. Sid, SCH Milville,
Smith urom Salem), High Island and Philadel-
phla.
Savannah, Peb. 49, Sid, bark Auburndale, Bos-
ton; Is, sid, schs. Jose Olaverri, Hewitt, New
York; Horace A. Stone, Trask, Brunswick Tin
tow Of tug v. F. McCauliey); 10, ar, sch Lizzie
charleston, s. G.. Feb. a. Sid, sch. ). c. Straw
bridge, Weymouth; Humarock. Philadelphia.
G Feb ii Ar ch has, georgia
vannah; lss, cid, sch. Gov. Ames, New York,
Femandna, Fla Feb 16. Ar, SCH :. G. Has
uFss9 FOREIGN PORTS;
Port Spain. Feb. g.. Ar. sch: Brina P. Pendle-
ton, Ponce for New York. 8, in port, sch z. r
Santos, Jan. 6. Sid, bark MatanZaS, Savannah
st. John, N. B., Feb. Is. Cid, sch. Lucia Por-
Buenos Ayres, Feb. IL. Ar, bark Freeman,
Boston, 81 days.
Brisbane. Feb. 10. Ar, ship Paul Revere, New
York. 1'' w. - '''' '''''' WV '''''' ''e"
Cardenas, Feb. II In port, sch. Nimbus Stahl,
for Matanzas and Philadelphia
Bathurst, r. e., Jan. 20. SID sch. Levi S. An
drews, Thompson, Carrabelle.
Kingston, ia, Feb. 6. AL sch. Harold Z. Beech
en- PaScagOula
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Bark PenobscOt, Boston (Jan
100, for Buenos Ayres, Jan. 20, N lat 80, W.
Ion 45
Beaufort, N. c., Feb. IS. About $4,000
feet of lumber, in bad condition, drifted
ashore at Cape Lookout from wrecked sch.
Sarah ID. }. RaWsOn.
Ship Paul Revere, Whittier, Newcastle
\. S. W., for Manila, before reported arriv-
| ed at Brisbane leaking, will have IL second
| survey after Tightening.
Sch. Eliza }. Pendleton sailed from Port
| ldHti, FGU. ~. lOI SbOISclOWu, oOutu SdIO-
| lima, where she will go to take on a cargo of
lumber for delivery at a por. of discharge
| north of Cape uatteras.
| Sch. Charles l.. Davenport, 1892 tons, IA
years Old, was recently sold by the Wash
burn Brothers of Thomaston, to Captain
terms and her name changed to Asbury
| Fountain. She has been locked at New
York and classed in Record Al for six years
from February, 1904.
| Wilmington, N. c., Feb. 10. Capt. Charles
| Anderson and crew of SCH Sarah ID. j Raw
Shoals on the 9th inst, were brought here
| to-day Oh revenue cutter Seminole and will
take passage by Clyde line to New York
High Island, Me-, Feb. Is. The schooner
| Mllville of Camden, while loading granite
for Philadelphia, sank at her wharf to-day,
pressure of the heavy ice. She will probably
| be toated after her cargo has been removed.
Boston, Feb. II. The }. ii. Conant Co.,
managing owners of sch. Jos. W. Hawthorn,
which put into Nassau with cargo of gar
bage tankage on fire, on the passage from
New York for Mobile, to-day contracted
with tug Nimrod of Pensacola to tow the
| schooner to destination. The tug will re-
ceive about 5000 per day under terms of
agreement. Part of the schoOner's cargo
| was jettiSoned outside Of Nassau, and that
portion found to be unchanged will be
| taken to its destination.
| PURCHASED THE HART. Dunn Il Elliot
| Co. and j. A. Creighton Il Co. have pur-
chased the tWo-masted schooner Merrill C..
Hart of George A. Gilchrest of Belfast. The
Hart was built in Bristol in 1866 and is
1872 net tons. She halls from St George.
| The vessel is now in Belfast and will be
hauled out on the railway and a few needed
! repairs made. AS soon as the Georges river
opens she will be brought to this port and
b. placed in the cOasting trade, running be-
tween here and New York The Hart will
be commanded by Capt Frank Robinson of
St George homaston Herald.
SCH. RODNEY PARKER. w. S. White
and Z. E. Bicknell of Rock land have bought
the schooner Rodney Parker sold at auction
by instructions from the federal court at
Portland Feb. 18th. Their bid was $2,775.
The vessels value before the wreck was
about $4,000. The Parker was wrecked at
Simonton's Cove, South Portland two weeks
ago, and since pulled off and taken out on
the marine railway there, where her hull
| will be repaired. She will then be brought
| to ROckand for other repairs. There were
many present at the marshal's sale, includ-
ing parties from St John, New York, Ban
| gor, Belfast, Bath and ThOmastOn. The de-
STABILITY of the schooner brought out a
large number of bidders. The Rodney Par
ker is of 40 gross tons burden, 100 feet
long, 33 feet broad and 10 feet deep and is a
three-masted schooner. She was built in
( 1874 in Mystic, Conn, and the home port
was Marblehead, Mass.