The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1905-03-16
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS
New York, March T. Ar, bark Edward
L. Mayberry, Port Royal; schs. Clifford II.
Carver, Fernandina; William E. Downes.
do; cid, sch. Estelle, Mayport, Fla 8, ar,
Schs. Carrie A. Buck nam, Gonaives: Well.
fleet, JucarO via Key West; 10, ar. sch.
William Booth. Port Royal cid, sch Gladys,
Fernandina; Il, cid. schs Celia F., George
town, s. c.; Thelma, Brunswick John /.
Snow, Savannah Mary L. Crosby, do. y,
ar, schs. Sallie ron, Mobile; Horace A.
Stone, Brunswick
Boston, March g. Sid, sch. Daylight,
Philadelphia.
Portland. Me-, March s. Ar, sch. W. E.
& W. L. Tuck, New York for Bucksport
chad most of her sails blown away in sauall
| off Cape Cod.
Vinalhaven, Maine, March IL. Sid, SCI,
| Mollie Rhoades, New York
High Island, Maine, March II. Sid, sch.
James Rothwell, Philadelphia.
Rockland, March IL. Sid, schs. Hattie C.
Luce, St. Thomas, B. W. l. ! Jas A. Brown,
New York
Charleston, S. c., March 4. In port, bark
! Ethel, for Elizabethport, ldg
Darien, Ga, March T. Ar, sch. Alice Hol-
! brook, New London.
| Honolulu, March 2. Sid, ship Dirigo.
Delaware Break water.
Brunswick, Ga, March g. Ar, sch. Frank
| Barnet, Boston.
bridgeport, Ct, March > Ar, sch. j. W.
Balano. Jack
Jennie A. Stubs, Baltimore
MOBILE, Ala., March 5. Ar, sch. JOS. W.
| hawthorn, New York via Nassau lin tow.
Newport News, Va, March T. Ar, schs.
Frontenac, Portland; Miles NJ. Merry, Bos-
| ton; 10, sid, sch. W. H. Sumner, Jacks
vile.
Jacksonville, Fla, March 8. Ar, sch Sill
yer Heels, Baracoa, Cuba; cid, sch. Pendle-
ton Sisters, New York; II, ar, sch. Scotia,
| Ponce, P. r.
Fernandina, March g. Sid, sch. s. G.
Haskell, New York; TO- sid, schs. Theoline,
| Boston; Georgia Gilkey, New York
Savannah, March 9. Sid, sch. Lizzie B.
| Wiley, Providence.
Wilmington, N. c., March s. Ar, sch.
Jennie A. Stubs, Baltimore.
c. Strawbridge, Boston.
Norfolk, March l3 Ar, Sch Metinic, New
i York
| Perth Amboy, N. j., March Il. Ar, SCH
| Horace A. Stone, Trask, Brunswick
San Francisco, Cal, March 7. Ar, bark
| Edward May, Hansen, Kahului.
Cape Henry, March 10. Passed out, sch.
| S. Nj. Bird, for Jacksonville
Norfolk, March -. Sid, sch. Charlotte 7,
Sibley, New York for Georgetown, S. C.
FOREIGN PORTS.
| Port Spain, Feb. D. In port, sch. Brina
| P. Pendeton, for New York.
Havana, March 2. Cid, sch. Susie p. Oil
Gulfport. ''''
| Kingston, ia, Feb 26. Sid, sch. Harold
G. Beecher, PascagOula.
MARITIME MISCELLANY
| London, March 9. Ship Aryan, Pendle-
tor, from Baltimore for San Francisco, before
| reported put into MOnteyideO with rudder
| ha26 hao doh fDr
Melbourne, JAM %. Ship Mary l.. Cush-
ing, which arrived at Fremantle from Puget
Sound, was in leaky condition. During
the passage several sails were carried awaV
| Annapolis, Md, March 9. Sch. James 4.
Garfield is ashore above Hackett's Point
The crew is safe and tug is standing by to
pull the vessel off at the next tide. The
! schooner is bound from Tappahannock, Va,
for Baltimore, and is heavily loaded with
| lumber.
Gloucester, March s. Sch. Willie L. Swift
| of Bucksport, Devereux, arrived here today
| with 800 bbls. of herring from Fortune Bay,
n. F. She reports speaking sch. Centennial,
from Fortune Bay for Lubec, 40 miles east
of Thatcher's Island, with mainboom brOk-
en-. sails torn and short of provisions. The
ions, but the crew of the latter vessel said
they would work her into port.
Bath, March IL. The New England Co.
has contracted to build at once for New
York parties barkentine of 800 tons, and
will begin work this week on new four
maSted schooner for James B. Drake & Sons
of Bath. New contracts were recently an
nounced by Elwell S. Crosby and Percy &
Small, while Capt. James w. HaWley has a
schooner on the stocks, and it is understood
that at least two other Bath builders will
build four and five-masted schooners re-
spectively during the coming spring or
summer.
Portland, March g. The schooner w. E.
and W. L. Tuck, Capt. Smith, bound from
New York to Bucksport with cargo of
phosphate, put in here yesterday for har-
bor.. When off Cape Cod heavy gale
carried away all of her sails with the ex-
ception of the spanker and jib. 1t was with
considerable difficulty that the schooner
was brought to this port and it would have
been much more difficult if the wind had
Her sails will be repaired here.
New York, March 9. A schooner APP
parently in distress, flying her ensign with
the union down, was anchored about three
miles east of Amagansett Life Saving
Station today. The life savers started out
as soon as the signal was observed to in
vestigate the trouble. When the life savers
reached the schooner they found that she
was the PendletOn Satisfaction, bound from
Fort Tampa for Providence, r. l., short of
provisions and leaking. The leak was not
savers had taken them supply of prOvis-
ions the schooner proceeded.
Boston, March 9. An exciting race be-
tween four of the largest five-masted
schooners on the coast terminated yester-
gay with the arrival here Of the schooners
I; Charlton Henry, Capt. Sanford, and the
Elizabeth Palmer, Capt. Smith. These
vessels, with the Samuel j. GOucher ana
Gardiner g. Deering, considered to be
among the fastest fore and alters afloat, left
Baltimore Feb. %. The T. Charlton Henry
was lowed into the upper harbor about
noon, and the Elizabeth Palmer came up in
TOW TOW shortly nor after | z, q. About an hour