The Republican journal., 1906-01-18
HARRY w. CLARK K CO.,
Cloers Tainrs 0utdttes Belfast Maines
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Jan. 9. Sid, sch. Carrie E.
Look, Brunswick; Is, ar, schs. Methebesec,
Stonington; VIM. Mason. do; Is, ar, bark
RebeccA Crowell, Turks Island via Provi-
dence &c. sid, SchS. Young Brothers, Phila-
delphia; Lyman NJ. Law, do; Anne h.
Mitchell, do.
Boston, Jan. II. Ar, sch. Helen j. Seitz,
Carter, Newport News; II, sid, sch. Gov.
Ames, Norfolk.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10 Cid, sch. Mary E.
Palmer, San Juan, P. X.
Stonington, Me-, Jan II. Sid, sch. George
E. Klinck, New York; 10, i'll port, schs.
! Florence Leland, for New York; Annie &
Reuben, for do. (; W. E. and w. L. Tuck, for
do =; Gall loading)
BUCK sport. Me, Jan. -. As, sch. Fine
I man, New York.
Savannah, Jan. 8. Ar, bark Addle
Morrill,, Fail River, via Newpor News.
Fernandina, Fla, JAN 8. Ar, sch William
f. Downes, Bermuda.
Port Tampa, Jan. s. Ar, brig Jennie
Hulburt, Port" Rico:
Brunswick, GA, Jan. 10. Ar, sch Theo-
line, Boston; II, ar, sch Henry B. Fisher,
Boston; cid, sch Theolne, GilchresT, Bos-
tom 10, sid, sch; Ella Nj. Wiley, Satila.
Edgartown,. Mass, Jan 10, SID, sch
Norfolk, Jan. II. Cid, bark Hollis Wood,
Guantanamo; u, sid, sch Thomas ". Law
son, Boston
Jacksonville, Jan. 70. Ar, sch j. W.
Holano, Rockland Is, cid, sch Sallie pOn'
Wilmington.
Wilmington, n. c., JAM 49, Cid, sch
Carrie A. Bucknam, Fajardo, p. R.
Norfolk, Jan. 1e. cid, SCH Joseph W.
Hawthorn, Colon.
San Francisco, Jan. IS. Ar, bark Edward
May, Maxwell.
Wilmington, n. c., Jan. e. Cleared, sch.
Gen. Adelbert Ames, New York.
Charleston, S. c., Jan. TO- Sid, sch. j. c.
Strawbridge, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
BuenOs Ayres, Dec. Is. Sid, bark Mabel
|. Meyers, New York.
Barbados, Dec 81. Al, sch. r. W. Hop
kins, Conary.
Colon, Dec 81. In port, bark Matanzas
for Port Arthur, Texas; Jan. y, ar prev-
ously, sch. Nimbqs, Philadelphia;
II. Cole, from Philadelphia), Santiago,
(having repaired rudder).
Noumea, Jan. 9. Sid, ship E. B. Sutton,
Delaware Breakwater.
Havana, Jan. 6. Ar, sch. Jas. W. Paul,
Jr., Philadelphia
San Juan, p. R., Jan. II. Ar, sch. Robt.
ii. McCurdy, New York.
Guantanamo, Jan. Ii. In port, sch Gov.
Power, for Port Tampa, to sail about 18th.
Montevideo, Jan. 8. Sid, ship Dirigo,
(from Philadeiphia), Honolulu.
Santiago, Jan. 10. In port, sch: Edward
L.
sail for Port Tampa, 18th.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
London, Jan. u. The fire in cargo of ship
Rangalore, from Philadelphia for Honolulu, be.
fore reported put in to Valparaiso, has been ex-
New York, Jan. p. Bark Mamie Swan,
Capt. Higgins, hence for Pernambuco, is
afre off Stapleton, s. l. (Fire was extin-
guished later).
Portland, Me-, Jan. II. Sch. Ella May,
which was scuttled at Owls Head few
days ago, has been raised and taken to
was on the voyage from RockpOrt, Me-, for
New York with lime when the disaster oc-
curred.)
The ship Two Brothers, which has been
lying idle in San Francisco for some time,
has been sold to WOodside & Co. The YES
sci is one of the oldest on the Pacific coast,
having been built in Maine in 1868. She is
a vessel of 1858 net tonnage and is 1877 feet
in length and 37S feet beam.
New York, Jan. IA. The American line
steamer, st. Paul, which arrived here to-
day from Southampton and Chrebourg,
brought Captain Shepard and crew of nine
men from the American bark Edward L.
Mayberry, which was abandoned at sea
Dec 18th, two huDdred and fifty miles east
of Cape Hatteras. The members of the
Mayberry's crew were rescued by the
American bark Salacia and were landed at
Havre, France.
Washington, Jan. II. The repeal of the
law which enables wrecked vessel, re-
paired in American yards, to obtain Amer-
can registry, was determined upon today
by the Senate committee on commerce in
ordering favorable report on bill intro
duced by Chairman Frye. The treasury
department believes that many old vessels
have been wrecked purposely and fictitious
charges for repairs certified to the depart
ment, and in that way valuable privilege
obtained without the benefits to American
industry that the law intends.
Portsmouth, N. H., Jan. IA. Several yes
sells of the coasting fleet had anchored in
the outer harbor, unable to reach safer an
chorage this afternoon and in doing so
three of them were injured in collision.
The vessels were the Mary A: Hall, Luther
Garretson and the schooner Earl OF Aber-
deem. The Hall came in first and anchored
off Kittery. She was followed about an
hour later by the Aberdeen which crashed
into her starboard side, carrying away two
starboard jibboom guys. The Aberdeen
had some Of her planking damaged. A lit
tie latter the Luther T. Garretson came in
and also collided with the Hall. In this acci-
| jibbooms and other portions OF her head
gear. The Garrets0n had several planks
stove in and also lost her foretopmast and
some of her head rigging. The Hall will
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