The Republican journal., 1906-01-25

Stockton, Me-, Jan. 16 Ar, sch. NJ erril
c. Hart, Elizabethport; 20 ar, steamer Mas
sasoit, New York
Rockland, Me-, JAN 49, Ar, schs. Anna,
New York for Bucksport; Merrill c. Hart.
Stockton Springs for Th0mastOn; sid, Sch.
Sarah L. Davis, New York; Florence Le-
land, do.
stonington, Jan. II. Ar, sch Charles j.
Willard, coastwise; 10, AZ, sch. Fiheman,
Bucksport; sld SchS. Florence Leland, New
York; Henry Sutton, Norfolk.
Charl eston. S. G., Jan; 16 Sid, schs; S.
G. Haskell, New York; }. c. Strawbridge,
Boston.
Georgetown, S. c., Jan. 10 Sid, sch.
Brina P Pendleton, New YORK.
Wilmington, N. C., Jan. l6 Ar, sch.
Mary L. Crosby, Bermuda.
Portsmouth, N. Fl Jan. II. Sid. schs.
Luther I. Garretson, New York; Mary A.
Hall, do. ; Lucy f. Friend, do ; Fred B. Ba-
lanO, do.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. IS. Sid, sch. Jessie
Lena, Laguayra %, sid, sch Frank Barnet,
Boston.
Carrabelle, Fla, Jan. is. Ar, bark Her
bert Fuller, Havana.
Norfolk, Jan. IS. Sid, sch. Edith G. Fol-
well, Baltimore; 10, sid, sch. Joseph W.
Hawthorn, Colon.
Tacoma, Wash, Jan. IS Sid, ship VIM.
II. Macy, Sydney, n. S. w.
pascagoula, Jan. IT, Ar, schs. John
Paul, Porto Rico; Norumbega, Havana.
Newport News, Jan. 10. Sid, sch Mt.
Hope, Searsport.
New Haven. Jan. 10. Sid, sch. Pendleton
Satisfaction, Georgetown, S. G.
Mobile, Jan % Ar, sch. Fred W Aver,
Havana; cid, sch Henry Crosby, Cienfue-
New Orleans, Jan. % Cid, sch. Angus
tus ii. Babcock, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barbados, Jan. o Sid, SCH r. W. Hop
kins, Mobile.
Colon, Jan. II. In port bark Matanzas,
for Port Arthur, Tex; sch, Winfield S.
S cluster, for Port Tampa.
Nassau, N. p, Jan. 81. Ar, sch. Robert
p. Murphy, Rockport, Me.
Rio Janeiro, Jan. 49, Cid, bark jose
dhine, Baltimore.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Carrabelle, Fla, Jan. IS. Sch. Future,
Mcdonald, from Havana, is ashore 10 miles
east of East Pass. A tug has gone to her
assistance.
San Francisco, CAL, Jan. H. Steamer
Zealanda, of the Spreckels fleet, has been
purchased by c. l.. Dimon, who will utilize
her for the purpose Of towing steamer
Olympian from Seattle to Boston, and there
after the Zealandla will go into the Atlantic
coast trade. The Olympian will be used as
an excursion boat out of Boston.
Ellsworth, Me-, Jan. IS. Anxiety is felt
here for the safety Of sch. Pope Ramirez,
Jordan, Sc days out from New York, for
Brunswick, Ga, and which has not been
reported since sailing. She was loaded with
salt. The Pope Ramirez was built at Co
lumbia Falls, Me-, 10 years ago. Captain
Jordan belongs in this city.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 49, Sch. General
Adelbert Ames, Dodge, hence for New
York, with lumber, parted anchor chain to-
day and was driven ashore by strong
southwest wind. She was tioated with as
er Wilmington and tug Blanche. The YES
sci is leaking badly, but is thought not to
be seriously damaged. She is being towed
to Wilmington for repairs. The schooner
grounded up the river, but got off the next
tide and arrived at Wilmington the 10TH.
Rockland, Me-, Jan; 10. Brig Atlanta.
loaded with laths and bound from St. John,
n B., for New York, ran aground on No
Mans Land in Penobscot Bay yesterday
She tloated and then drifted onto Seal Is
land, where she pounded heavily and soon
began to break up. The crew reached
shore in the vessels boats: Captain Covert
to-day wired the owners of the Atlanta that
lanta was valued at $1,000 She was built
at Port Jefferson, N. y, in 1881, and was $40
gross tonnage Capt. W. W. Covert ar
rived at Rockland the 10Th from Matincus
and reported the craft already has begun to
90 to pieces. He believes she ran onto an
old wreck instead of submerged ledge as
first supposed, as logs and large pieces of
timber came up along the brig when she
tioated and drifted onto Seal Island. There
is little hope of saving even the cargo. The
members of the crew are domiciled in a
tisherman'S camp on MatinicuS Island
watching the wreck. A survey will be
called and a protest noted