The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-05-31
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

Jordan, Savannah; %, ar, schs. Chester r.
Lawrence, Rockport; A bbie G. Cole, Frank
fort; bark A. G. Ropes, Hiogo; sid, sch.
Horace A. Stone, Newport News; "a, ar,
schs. J. Arthur Lord, Musquash, N b. ;
Mary E. Pencil, Addison, Miranda, Ban
COR; George Nebenger, do; Maud II. Dud-
ley, Stonington; John Bracewell, do; Dam
ietta & Joanna, Vinalhaven; sid, sch. Ralph
NJ. Hayward, Baltimore; %, sid, sch. Lizzie
b. Wiley, Savannah; %, cid, brig Gabrielle,
jacksonville; 81, ar, schs. Charlotte 1. S!b-
lev, Somes Sound; Clifford n. Carver, Mo-
bile; %, ar, schs. Frances Hyde and Jona-
than Sawyer, Stonington; Susan StetSon,
Bangor; Alice Nj. Co!buln, do; sid, sens.
Harold c. Reecher, cksonville; George G.
EGmunds, Somes Sound.
Boston, May %. Al, sch. Melissa Trask,
Kingston, \. Y; %, az, bark Kremiin, Car
rabele, Fla. 26 sid, schs Daylight, Chew
erie, n S. Henry b. Fske, southern port ;
2s, ar, sch Levi S. Andrews, Apalachicola.
Philadelphia, May %. Ar, schs. Maine,
Lloyds Neck Fred Is. Baiano, sullivan ;
| Fannie & Fay, Stonngton; 23, cleared, sch.
| Mary E. Palmer, Bangor; q, AZ, sch. Sadie
/ " lieut., IsleShoro.
Baltimore, May 23. Sailed, sch. Henry F.
Kreger, Stockton Springs; y, cid, schooner
Frontenac, Portsmouth, n. II.
Bangor, May %. Al, sch. Grace Getchell,
New York; "a, sailed, sch. Annie T. Chase,
New York %, sid, sch. Marjorie A. Spencer,
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lesion, Boston u, az, schs. Harry W. Hayes,
Philadelphia via Stockton; Arthur V. s..
Woodruff, Jersey City.
Stonngton, May 20 Sid, schs Maud H..
Dudley, New York; Jonathan Sawyer, do +;
o., az, sch Maud Seward, Exeter, n. II:
don, New York Sarah L. Blaisdel, do; in
port, schooners j. Henry Edmunds for New
York John b. Darlington for do; Marjorie
A. Spencer, for do.
brunswick, Ca, May o. Cid, sch Lyman
NJ. Law, New York; 10, sid, Gen Adelbert
Boston Frank Barnet, do /; 26, ar, sch. Etna.
New York; sid, sch. Lyman NJ. Law, New
Newport News, May 25 Ar, schs. James
W. Paul, Jr., Searsport; Alice Holbrook,
Norfolk, Va, May o. Ar, schs. Lucy E.
Friend, Red Beach; Joseph W. Hawthorn,
Boston %, sid, sch. Jessie Lena, Boston.
Port Tampa, May %. Ar, SCH S. M. Bird,
Wilmington, N. c., May % Cleared, sch.
Carrie A. Bucknam, New York.
Port Blakeley, Wash, May IS. Ar, ship
Shenandoah, Port Townsend Ito load for
New York;.
Fernandina, Florida, May 26. Ar, schs.
George V. Jordan, New York Star of the
Sea, Philadelphia; %, arrived, sch. VIM. f.
Downes, New Haven; sid, bark Josephine,
MO Jan6lTO.
Savannah, May o. Sailed, sch. Helen G.
Moseley, Boston; IS, sid, sch. VIM. ii. Sum-
e Providence. MAY %. Sid, schs. Celia F.,
Georgetown, S. c.; E. Arcularius, Bangor.
Punta Gorda, Fla, May %. Cleared, sch.
Medford, Richardson, Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Guaymas, April 90. Al, ship A. j. Fuller,
Newcastle, n. S. w.
Havana, May IS. Sid, sch. d. I'll. Rivers,
Manila, May "a. Ar, ship Arthur Sewall,
Philadelphia via AMER.
Honolulu, May %. Sid, ship Dirigo, Phila-
delphia; %, ar, ship Gov. ROBBIE. Antofo-
gasta.
T. Carleton, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, May 26 Sch.
delphia, ran ashore on Squash Meadow
Sh0al this morning, floated off without as
sistance, uninjured, and anchored here.
Wilmington, N. G., May %. Sch. Carrie
A. Bucknam, Williams, hence. for New
York, with lumber, is at Southport with
loss of anchor and crew refractory.
Philadelphia, May %. Sch. Sadie Will
cult, from lslesboro, Me-, grounded on
Cross Ledge Shoal, Delaware Bay, Goth,
and was foated by tug Juno at II p. N.
same day, leaking slightly. She was toWed
to Philadelphia yesterday.
New York, May %. All records from
Havre to New York were broken today by
the arrival of the new French liner La
Provence in days, hours and 81 minutes.
This time broke by hours and 81 minutes
the best previous record, which was also
held by La Provence, and was made on her
maiden voyage to New York.
Washington, D. c., May %. The Senate
committee ON commerce has agreed to re-
port favorably an amendment to the omni-
bus bill sent over from the House, prOvid-
ing for a new lightship at the entrance to
Buzzard's Bay. The vessel will take the
place of the Hen and Chickens ship, and
will cost not to exceed $4,000. The limit
of cost was originally fixed at 100000.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, May %. Sch.
Luther T. Garretson, Haskell, Hillsboro,
n. B.. for Alexandria, reports while lying
at anchor at Tarpaulin Cove Seaman
Augustus Bergamin stabbed Michael
Cardee, seaman, in the back and face with
a knife. Cardee's wounds were dangerous.
and the Garretson returned here this morn:
ing, landed Cardee at Marine Hospital and
vessel proceeded for destination.
Rockland, Me-, May e. The four mast
ed schooner built by Cobb, Butler & Com
pany and still on the stocks in their
yard, was sold this week to D0nnell d
McKown of Boston, and will be CON-