The Republican journal., 1907-01-24
'oston; sid, sch. John E. Develin, Calves


Hampton Roads, Jan. 13. Ar, sch. NJ. D.
Cressey, SearspOrt, for orders.
Port Reading, Jan. Is. Cid, sch. Thelma,
Charleston.
Wilmington, N. c., Jan. 16 Cleared, ,sch.
Brunswick, Jan. II. Ar, sch. Alice Hol-
brook, Havana; 10, ar, sch. Frank Barnet,
Boston.
Washington, D. c., January II. Ar, sch.
Mary A. Hall, Jacksonville.
Carteret, N. j., Jan. 49, Sid, sch. Joseph
W. Hawthorn, Savannah.
San Diego, Cal, Jan. Is. Ar, stmr. Alas
kan, New York for San Francisco, &c.
New Orleans, Jan. IL. Cid, sch. James
b. Jordan, Portland.
port News.
Portland, Jan. IL. Sid, schs Gov. Ames.
Norfolk; Jacob NJ Haskell. Hampton
Stockton. Jan. 1e Sid. sch. Ruth Robin
Roc1snd to load a nots sen Merrill c. Hart
Fort Point, Jan. 16. Passed in, schooner
| Charles L. Jeffrey, Portland for Stockton,
StoningtOn, Me-, Jan. IA. Ar, 18th, schs,
Annie and Reuben, Boston; Henry D. May,
South Amb0y; sid, sch. Metinic, Bluehii
for New York; sid. 18th. sch. Charles ii.
Klinck, do.
Bucksport, Jan. 49, Sailed, sch George
Nebinger, Belfast; 10, al, sch. Charles /.
Jeffrey, Portland, to load for Ashland Co
FOR St. Thomas, d. W. 1.
Norfolk, Jan. 10. Ar, sch. MagnuS Man.
son, Searsport.
From Old Point, 18th, schs. Cora F. Cres
sey and M. d. Cressey, Baltimore, in tow of
tug Buccaneer.
Rockland, Me-, Jan. 81. Ar, sch. Samuel
Hart, Thomaston for Stockton.
FOREIGN PORTS.
St. John, N. b., Jan. 10. Ar, sch Norom-
bega, Carter, Newburyport.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Jan. 10, off Cape Lookout, Sch Pendleton
Bros, Brunswick for Perth Amboy wished
to be reported all well by steamer Katahdin
at Georgetown.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 16. Schr Ralph NJ.
Hayward, Lawrie. hence 9Th for Bruins
wick, with coal, sprung leak when below
Hatteras and returned here to-day.
Hongkong, Dec. /. Ship S. P. Hitchcock,
recently condemned because Of damage suf-
| fered by typhoon, has been disposed of by
private negotiations for $4,000, Mexican,
net, it is said for hulk purposes. She APP
pears to have been replaced, as far as her
!ate cnarterlng engagement goes, by ship E..
b. Sutton, just reported fixed for Baltimore
Portland, Me-, Jan. II. Tugs Bismarck
and Betsy Ross pulled yesterday on schr
Helen Ii. Crosby, ashore off ROckland. and
moved her slightly, but parted an 81 inch
hawser, and the attempt was abandoned.
More barrels will be placed in her and
a few days. Schr. Jessie L. Boyce, from
Provincetown for Calais, before reported
ashore on Moose Point Ledge, has been
| sold to North Haven parties, who ale strip
ping her.
RockIand, Me-, Jan. IS. l. L. Snow g.
Co., owners of the three-masted schooner
John l.. Snow, before reported ashore at
Portsmouth beach, n. H., received news to-
day that the vessel is full of water and will
probably be total loss. The information
was furnished by Capt. Israel Snow, who,
phoned the wrecking company from Phila-
delphia. They reported the weather
stormy and vessel in bad position. The
schooner was valued about $4,000, and was
insured for $1,000. The cargo was valued
The vessel was bound from New York to
Miami, Fla, and carried general mer-
chandiSe.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 90 With her lib
boom and all her headgear missing, the
| stock of her port anchor broken, her fore
and one Of her crew lost, the barkentine
| Frances, from New York for Savannah
| with cargo of sulphur, was towed in here
today, helpless after a collision in fog
| Friday night with steamer off Diamond
shoals. Capt Coombs couldn't learn the
'N''oi . iie.iios wv INC lcttel ~ from ueT
| name fell aboard the deck of the Frances
| with considerable other wreckage, which
| showed that the jibbOom of the barkentine
had raked the deck of the steamer At the
moment of the collision one of the seamen
on the Frances lost his head and Jumped
overheard. The man had just been Shipped
| tor the voyage and his name was unknown.
| The schooner PendietOn Brothers. which
is owned by the same firm as the Frances,
discovered the latter as she lay helpless in
the wash of the sea. She took her in tow
| and after hard work got her inside the
capes, where she was turned over to the
| tug Edna V. Crew and towed to this port.