The Republican journal., 1908-01-23
slip NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Jan. 49, Sid. sch Frank Bar
Stonington, Me. {; George D. Edmands, Vim
aihaven :; a be, c. Buckley, Bangor; Florence
Leland, Rockport, Mass, (latter arrived at
Oyster Bay, L, l., this morning. ;21, arrived,
schs Adelia I. Carleton, Stonington; Irene
Il. Meservey, Bangor: Serena 5. Kendall,
- cid, bark Penobscot, AKIN.
Boston, Jan. Is Ar, sch. Independent,
Baltimore; sid, Stmr, Bay Port, searsport
for Newport News: 49, ar, schs. Georgia
Glkey, Brunswick Ll man NJ. Law, Phila-
delpfia; Independent, Baltimore; sid, sch.
Edward T. Stotesbury, Philadelphia II, ar,
sch. Merrill c. Hart, stonlngton; 18, sailed,
sch. Wel'tleet, Norfolk and Porto Rico
Philadelphia, Jan. Is Ar, sch. tirina p.
PendIeton; sid, sch. Edward II. Cole, New
Orleans II, cleared, schs. Alicia +. Crosby,
Portland; Mary E. Palmer, do; Is, ar, sch.
Augustus Ii. Babcock, Port Tampa; 20, cid,
sch / rina p. Pend eton, MaypOrl.
keedy Island, Jan, 10. Passed down sch.
Holliswood, Philadelphia for san Juan.
Baltimore, Jan 49, Ar, sch Jacob NJ.
water: 20, ar, sch. Merte b. Crowley, Bos-
ton.
Brunswick, Jan Is Sid, sch. s. G. Has
kell from Satilla), Portland; II, sailed, sch.
Sallie ron, Fail River.
Port Tampa, June Is. Sid, schs }. Man
chester Haynes, baltimore; Henry f. Kre-
ger, Philadelphia
Port Inglis, Fla, Jan. IS: Cid, sch. Cliff
ford N. Carver, Cart+ret, N. j.
Newport News, Jan. IT, Sid, sch. Dorothy
B. Barrett, Searsport.
Savannah, Jan. IL. Sid, sch. Helen G.
Moseley, Boston; IS, sid, sch. PendletOn,
Sisters, London; 10, ar. sch. James B. Jor-
dan, Norfolk.
Jacksonville, Jan. 10. Ar, sch. Henry B.
FiSke, Philadelphia.
New London, Ct, Jan. 49, Ar, schs Nat
Aver, Bangor; Irene E. Meservey, do for
Newburyport, Jan. 49, Ar, sch. Luther
T. Garretson, Newport News.
Washington, d. c., Jan. 49, Ar, schooner
Isaiah K. Stetson, st. John, N. b.
Rockport, Me, Jan. Is. Ar, sch. Hattie
G. Luce, Stockton, Me-
Stockton, Me-, Jan. Is Sid, sch. John j.
Hanson, Norfolk.
Searsport, Jan. Is. Ar, sch. Paul Palmer,
Newport News; II, sid, sch VIM II. Daven-
port, Boothbay Harbor, to haul up.
StOnington, Jan. 16. Ar sch. Mary E.
Lynch, Boston; II, sid, sch Loduskia, Mar
shall's Island, thence to Salem for orders.
Georgetown, 5. c., Jan. 20. Ar, schooner
Flora Rogers, New York.
Norfolk, Jan. 90 Ar, sch. Frank Barnet,
New York.
FoREIGN PORTS.
San Juan, r. R., January 8. In port, sch.
Henry Crosby, from Mobile.
Kahului, Jan. 10. Sid, stmr. Columbian,
Nassau, MP, Jan. 4. Ar, sch. Emily !.
White, Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
New York, Jan. II. Revenue cutter Sc
min0e reports spoke Schr Henry b. Fiske
(of Boston), from Philadelphia for Jackson
vile, anchored miles eastward to Cape
Roman, with foremost and jibboOm carried
away offered assistance, which was decin-
ed.
Darien, Ga, Jan. II. Schr Maiden (of
Boston, Bates, from San Juan for Mayport,
foundered 800 miles off Sapelo. Crew all
safe and brought here by str KirnwOod (Br)
from Algiers.
Lewes, Del, Jan. Is. Metomkin station
reports stranded schr John E. Devlin is in
same position. Merritts unable TO make
contract with the owner and tug Rescue has
left Norfolk.
Machiasport, Jan. IA. Dynamite will be
used to free str MasSaSOit, stranded in Cut.
Ter Harbor. Her freight has been removed
and will be forwarded Oh the company's str
Mohawk.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. Is. Cargo of garbage
tankage of schr Mark Pendleton. from Bos
ton for Savannah, which lost sails and put
in here in distress, has heated and is being
discharged on wharf.
London, E., Jan. II. Clenfuegos telegraphs
that schr T.W.Dunn, Simmons, from Aruba
lost foremost and sprung a leak Was tow
ed in by str Trafalgar (Nor), Thorsen from
Mobile for ProgresO.
New York. Jan 20. Sch. Annie K. Lewis,
from New York for Perth AmbOy, went
aground in the bay near Keansburg, N. j.
Wrecking tug William E. Chapman and an
other tug went to her assistance and she
was flOated at high water last evening and
probably taken to Perth Amb0y.
Manset, Jan. II. A message received
Friday brought information of the strand
ing at Winter Harder of the gasoline fishing
boat Alert recently purchased by J. L. Stan
ley & Son of this place and worth $500, in
the southern gale Thursday. The accident
happened while the steamer was running
into the inner harbOr, the engine becoming
disabled. Capt. Parks and his crew of two
men reached the shore safely. The steamer
was pounded badly by the heavy sea and
filled with water. It is hoped efforts to float
her will be successful, but the result is un-
certain. She is about d feet long.