The Republican journal., 1905-02-09
!. SHIP NEWS.
AMER1oAN PORTS.

1AdtIulA n SIlOWS AuAA iOeSAAo AoaNe.~s AA>Ass
Ames, ROckland (iatter was tOwed out of
ice between Oldfield and Eaton's Neck,
Long Island Sound, by U. 5. revenue cutter
Gresham; 2. sid, sch. Mark PendletOn, Sa-
4, cid, sch. Edward stewart, An
tigua; Z, sid, schs. Florence Leland, jack
s0nville; ID. j. Sawyer, fonce, etc. >. v.
Boston, February 2. Ar, schs. George W.
Wells, Baltimore; Edward E. Briry, do.
Winfield s. Schuster, Norfolk; Cora +.
Cressey, Newport News; Mary +. Barrett,
do. Lucinda Sutton, do. Addle N. Law
renee, do. +; A, ar, sch. TheOllne, Fernandina;
sid, sch. Van Aliens BonghtoI, fnlladel-
dina
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 81. Ar. sch. Gov.
Ames. Portsmouth; cid, sch. Star Of the
Sea, New York.
Charleston, S. c., Feb. 4. Ar. sch. James
B. Jordan, Nassau.
Gulfport, Jan. 80. Ar, sch. Fred W. Aver
Fernandina, Fla, Feb. 9. Ar. sch. Cliff
SCH VIM. E. Downes, New Haven.
Savannah, Feb. 1. Ar, sch. Horace A.
Stone, Newport News; 4, ar, sch; Helena,
New York 5, in port, bark Auburndale'
ready to sail as soon as weather permits.
TatOosh, Wash, Jan. 20. Passed out, ship
Abner Coburn, Burgess, Port Blakely for
CallaO.
Georgetown, S. c., Feb. 2. Sid, sch. Sarah
ID. J. Rawson, New York:
Mobile, Feb. 2. Ar, sch Henry Crosby,
CardenaS.
Newport News, Feb. q Ar, SCH Jacob
NJ. Haskell, Old Point.
Norfolk, Feb. 4. Ar, sch. Edith G. Fol
well, Newport News.
r New London, Ct, Feb 9. Ar, bark Glad
Tidings, in tow of tug Nathan Hale, from
Baltimore.
San Francisco, Feb 2. Sid, ship shenan-
Portsmouth, N. H., Feb 6. Ar, sch. Lii
liam, Gloucester.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Port Spain, Jan. Z. Sid, bark Rose lnnis.
New York.
Cape Town, Jan. o. Sid, ship Gov.
Dakar, Dec. %. Ar, sch. Levi S. An.
drews, Boston via Rufisque (and sid 3lst
for Bathurst).
Montevideo, Feb. !. Ar, ship Aryan,
Pendleton, Baltimore for San Francisco.
Kahului, Jan. 81. Ar, ship Fort George
Fullerton, San Francisco Qor Delaware
reakwater).
Nassau, Mp, Jan. 81. Ar, sch. Joseph W
Hawthorn, New York for Mobile =,
BabcOck, Mobile.
Fremantle, Dec. 81. In port, ship Mary
L. Gushing, Ralch, from Port Gamble, ar
rived 23d, for Newcastle and San Francisco
Newcastle, NSW, Dec. 81. In port, ship
Paul Revere, for Manila
Rio JaneirO, Feb. T. Ar, sch. Carrie A
Lane. Green, Bangor, Me.
Bathurst, WCA., Jan. 90 Ar, sch. Lev
S. Andrews, Boston via Rufsque and Dalar
Manila, Feb. 6. Ar, bark Adolph Obrig
Ross, Tsintau, all well Ito load for Della
ware Break water).
St. John, N. b., Feb. 8. Ar, sch. Lois V
Chaples, Robinson, Gloucester.
Chefoo, Feb. 4. Sid, ship Manuel Llaguno
Nichols, Hong Kong.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Ship Aryan, Pendleton, from Baltimore,
Dec IL, for San Francisco, has put intt
Montevideo with rudder head sprung.
Sch. Cactus, Capt. Frank Meader OF Rock
land, has been renamed Mark Pendleton
and is chartered to carry cement from New
York to Savannah, there to take on cargo
of pineapple crates for Havana.
The Camden Yacht Building and Railway
Co. are kept busy this winter repairing
vessels. The James Rothwell is now on fol
repairs and as soon as she comes off another
three-master now lying at the wharf will &C
on.
Nantucket, Jan. 81 Sch. George b. Fer
guson, ashore at Beachside, was condemned
by wreckers today. The recent storm and
the action of the ice fields started her decks,
and it is feared that she will break in two.
Portland, Me-, Feb. .. Sch VIM. Bisbee,
at Annapolis, Md, from Rockland, reported
a rough passage. The vessel escaped in
jury, but her cargo was somewhat damaged.
Some of the blocks of granite weighing sew
eraI tons were broken.
Wilmington, n. c., Feb. .. Sch. r. W.
Hopkins of Thomaston, from Brunswick,
Tap for Nou Work ha nuti n har h
rudder head sprung, loss of some sails and
crew sick.
Boston, Feb. .. Sch. Edward H. Cole, at
Salem from Newport News, struck an un-
charted rock on Monday near Bakers Is
land, Salem Hrrb0r, and was pulled off by
a tug. She will tow to Boston after dis
charging. .Advices, received from Capt.
Hoffses, of sch. Joseph W. Hawthorn,
which put into Nassau Tuesday, while on a
passage from New York for Mobile, stated
that the cargo is heated and that fearing
fire in the cargo of garbage tankage, he
made port at Nassau, where survey has
been called. She will probably discharge
part of her cargo there. The vessel, SO far
as is known, is all right.
Boston, Feb. 4. With her rigging festoon-
ed with ice and her hull and deck cargo
completely covered with frozen Spume the
three-maSted schooner TheOlne, Captain
Moody, was tOwed up the harbOr at noon
yesterday by the tugs Ida Ii. Mathis and
Sadie Ross. 1t had been a most trying pas
sage from Fernandina, where the vessel
loaded her cargo of 100000 feet of hard
pine lumber for the George McQuesten
company of this city. The schooner sailed
Jan. 20, and five days later, when off Cape
Hatteras, she was caught in a severe gale
from northwest which increased to hurri-
cane. The vessel was driven across the
gulf stream, her deckload of lumber shifted
and she strained so badly that she sprang
aleak. There was no fresh water in the en-
CINE room to supply the steam pump, so the
crew had to man the hand pumps, two
of which were kept going all the time to
prevent the vessel from filling. Two of the
crew became i'll, leaving the vessel short
handed. One of the crew was sent ashore
at Vineyard Haven in tug, as he was too
ill to remain on board. The vessel encoun-
tered heavy ice in Vineyard sound, and in
the freezing weather the past two days she
iced up badly. Early yesterday morning
she came to anchor inside Of the lightship
and it was there that the tugs found her
this morning.
Chatham, Mass, Feb 5. The ice which
has formed in Chatham Bay extends for
miles in every direction. Both the Hand
kerchief and ShOvelful Shoals lightships
are frozen fast in the ice, which in the inn
mediate vicinity of the lightships is of con-
siderable thickness. Just before entering
the bay today tug Plymouth, bound from
Boston to Port johnson, with tow of 3
harpaS ShOrtono6 tho he w core a nd nlnuubod