The Republican journal., 1907-05-16

Sc; james Rothwelf, Vinalhaven; Adelia
| T. Carleton, Carteret for Stockton Springs,
Boston, May 10. Sid, schs. T. W. Cooper.
Stockton; Susan Ste5son, Gloucester; a; F.
A. SproWl, do; u, sid, sch. Charlotte W,
Miller, Stonington and New York; ID, ar.
| bark Puritan, Buenos Ayres; schs. WIN
Pickering, Bangor; Smith Tuttle, Stockton.
| Philadelphia, May 7. Ar, tug Prudence,
| towing barge Paxinos, from Bangor; GIG,
sch Edward H: Cole. Portland; 8, CID, sen.
| VIM. D. Marvel, hrewer; 9, cid, sch: Alice
| Holbrook, Boston; II, ar, sch: william b.
| Palmer, SearspOrt; Is, ar, sch. Ella NJ. Will
| ley, Boothbay HarbOr.
Baltimore, May II. Ar, sch. Harry y.
Hayward, Port Tampa; IL, ar. sch. John E.
Savannah, May !. Sid, sch. Melissa A..
| Wiley, New Bedford; 9, sid. schs Star OF
the Sea, Boston; Brina P. Pendleton, New
York.
Brunswick, Ga, May 7. Ar, sch. W. K.
Perkins, New York; 9, ar, bark Matanzas,
New York II, sid, schs. Helen e. Moseley,
Georgetown, S. c., May 6. Sailed, schs.
Ralph NJ. Hayward, New York; Mary l..
Crosby, do; u, ar, sch. Ella NJ. Storer, New
York.
Fernandina, May s. Ar, sch: Henry B.
Fiske, Boston; sid, sch: Scotia scotia Ne" ofk )
Is, ar, sch. Thelma, New YORK.
Wilmington, n c., May s. Cleared, sch.
| Nmbus, New York.
Washington, May 9. Ar, sch. Winchester
! PenObScot.
Mobile, May 9 Cleared, sch. Edward H.
Blake, Philadelphia.
Newport News, May 9. Sid, sch. Clarence
H. Venner, Standpoint. Me-. 10, sid, SENS
Winfield 5. Schuster, Bangor: Independent,
do; 70, ar, sch. Medford, Portland:
Norfolk, May 9. Sailed, sch Frontenac
Searsport (and passed out Cape Henry.
Port Royal, May s. Sailed, sch Frances
New York.
Savannah, May II. Sid, sch. Joseph W..
Hawthorn, Boston.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, May IS. Ar, sch.
Flora Condor, Perth Amboy for hurricane
Island.
ton, Somes Sound and New York, s, ar,
Sch Susan n. Pickering, Perth Amboy; Is
ar, schs. Jacob NJ Haskell, Sabine Pass
Texas; Young Brothers, Bangor for Nor
folk Emma S. Briggs, kennebec for New
York Mary FarroW, Rockland for Boston.
Halls Quarry. Me-, May 5. Ar, schooner
Samuel Hart, Thomaston; g. ar, sch. Sadie
Willcutt, York, Me-; 7, ar, sch. James ii.
HOyt, Portsmouth.
Bath, Me-, May 6. Ar, sch. Anne Lord,
Carteret.
Thomaston, Me-, May Il. Ar, sch. Mollie
Rhodes, New York.
t stockton springs, Me, May :. Ar, sch.
Helen G. King, Rockland -, ar, sch. North
land, Norfolk ID, ar, schs. Telumah, Bos-
ton; George Fl. Mills, Rockland; steam
lighter Reliance, Portland.
Bangor. May 9. Ar, sch. Miles NJ; Merry,
Philadelphia; 10, ar. sch. Mary Brewer,
Boston; sid, sch. Eagle, Boston; u, sid,
sch. Young Brothers, Norfolk; 10, ar, schs.
George E. Walcott, Philadelphia; A. A.
kindberg, Boston; IA, ar, barge Oak Hill,
Stonington, Me-, May s. Ar, sch. Maple
Leaf (Br), Parrsboro.
Frankfort, Me, May II. Sid, sch. Annie
P. Chase, New York.
Buck sport, Me-, May -. Ar, bark Jeanne,
Ital., Trapani and Rock land.
Searsport, Me, May u. Ar, previously
and in port, schs. Helen W. Martin, Paul
Palmer, Mary Palmer, Governor Ames, Ed
ward I. Stotesbury.
Vinalhaven, May Is. Ar, sch. Damietta
& Joanna, New York.
Charleston, S. c., May ID. Ar, sch. james
b. Jordan, Norfolk.
FOREIGN.
Caleta Buena, April 90 Ar, ship S. D.
Carleton, Port HadIock.
Rr Hayans; Nay !? Arrived Sch "e''eet'
Matanzas, May7 Ar, sch. Lizzie B. Will
ley. New York
Newcastle, n. S W. April 20. Sid, ship
Fort George, Honolulu.
San Juan, p. R., May 1. In port. schs.
Inez \, Carver, for New York; Augustus
II. Babcock, from Philadelphia; Isaiah X.
Stetson, from St. John, n. b.
Honolulu, May 7. Ar, ships Dirigo, San
Francisco; Bangalore, Blanchard, do.
Santiago de Cuba, April %. Ar, sch Pen
dleton Satisfaction, Stockton, Me.
Nassau, n. p, May 4. Sailed, sch James
w. Elwell, (from Sabine Pass, Philadel-
phia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Vineyard Haven, Mass, May IS. The
work of saving str. Edda (Nor), which
stranded on Squash Meadow Shoal after
collision with sch. Sycamore, was begun
this afternoon. A diver will attempt to
patch the twelve foot hole in her side and
when this is done it is expected by freeing
the engine room of water the steamer will
be raised The Sycamore, which is sunk in
thirteen fathoms of water in mid channel,
will be stripped of what gear can be reached
by wreckers and then abandoned, to be
blown up by the government as an obstruc-
ton to navigation.
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