The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-01-30
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Jan. %. Sid, bark Penobscot,
%, ar, schs Clara Davis, Satilla; Annie r.
Lewis, South Amboy for Somes Sound; %,
ar, sch. Margaret b. Roper, Hoboken Tor
Belfast; q, ar, sch. Mertie B. Crowley, Bal
timore for Boston; sid, schs. J. G. Straw
bridge, Apalachicola; Marion n. Cobb,
Tampa; %, ar, schs Adelia T. Carleton,
South Amboy for Stonington; Sallie ron,
Brunswick; savannah, Port Royal; Stella
Is. kaplan, Fernandina.
Boston, Jan. %. Cid, sch. Emma S. Lord,
RockporI, Me-, and Nassau, n. P; 81, al,
schs W. L. Douglass, Elizabeth Palmer and
Jane Palmer, Baltimore; 90, sid, sch Gov.
Ames, Norfolk.
Philadelphia, Jan. % Cid, SCH Horace
A. Stone, San Juan, p. r.. %, cleared, sch.
Frontenac, Portland; q, ar, sch. Edward L.
Stotesbury, Boston.
Baltimore, Jan % Passed down Cove
Point, sch. Jacob Nj. Haskell, for Boston.
Brunswick, Cd, Jan. %. CID, sch. carrie
Strong. Matanzas; "a, ar, sch. TheoIlne,
Boston.
Fernandina, Fla, Jan. 20. Al, sch. lnez
n. Carver, Fajardo.
Norfolk, JAN. 80 Ar in Hampton Roads
for harbor, schooner Brina p. Pend .etun,
Philadelphia for Mayport: sid, sch. Frank
Barnet, Savannah; ~, al, sch. W el fleet,
Boston.
Galveston, Jan. %. Ar, sch. Harry T.
hayward, fniiauelpnld
Stoniugton, Jan. %. AT, sch. Jennie ).
Hail. Rock land sid, schs. Mabel f. GoSs,
Boston, Mary E. Lynch, do; Loduskia,
Salem.
Searsport, Jan. 81 Ar, sch. Dorothy b.
Barrett, Newport News
Rockport, Me, Jan. 27 AT, sch. Emma
S. Lord, Boston
Mobile, Jan. 81 Ar, sch. Jessie Lena,
Bridgetown; Henry Crosby, San Juan,
y. X.
Newport News, Jan 81 Ar, schs. Reb,c-
ca Palmer, Searsport; James w. Paul, Jr.,
Boston.
San Francisco, Jan. q. Ar, stmr. Vir-
gilman, Cocord, Newport News.
Fort Point, Jan % Passed in, schooner
Pemaquid, Portland for Ninterport.
FOREIGN PORTS.
San Juan, p. r., Jan. 10. Sid, sch. Henry
Crosby, Mobile; ID, ar, sch. Robert ii: Nc
Curdy, Boston; %, ar, stmr BerWlnd, Dyer,
New Orleans; in port 18th, sch. Kate Fenre
from Mobile; bark Mamie swan, from New
York.
Guayanilla, P. R., Jan. 81. Ar, bark An
Ponce, P. R., Jan. u. Ar, sch. Edward
Stewart, New York.
Barbados, Jan. 13. Sid, sch. Star of the
Sea, Turks Island
Kahului, Jan. % Ar, ship Erskine NJ.
Phelps, Seattle via San Francisco.
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San Francisco.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Reedy Island, Jan. %. The second mate
up this afternoon from Boston, died today.
Yarmouth, N. s., Jan. 81 Bark Mabel l.:
Meyers has completed repairs rendered
necessary by her collision with Standard
Oil Co. barges recently, and has commenced
loading for South America.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. %. Sch. Mark Pendle,
ton from New York for Savannah, replaced
sails lost in recent gale, discharged cargo of
gar bake tankage, which heated, and pro-
ceeded light Goth.
Newport News, Va, Jan. o. The British
steamship Earl of Carrick, which arrived
here today from Shields, brought Capt. I. E..
Harper and eight men of the crew of the
three masted schooner Helen G. Moseley,
which was I abandoned waterl0gged off VIM
ter Quarter lkhtship Sunday morning. Capt.
Harper and his crew left the schooner in a
lifebOat and after four hours were picked up
by the Hamburg American liner Bierawa,
bound from Newport News and Norfolk for
Hamburg Sunday afternoon the Bierawa
spoke the Earl of Carrick off the New Jer-
sey coast and transferred the shipwrecked
crew to that vessel Capt. Harper reports
that his schooner was bound from Savannah
for Boston with cargo of timber when
she ran into a violent storm on FenWlck
ed but she was swept by mountainous waves
and soon sprang aleak. All hands manned
the pumps Friday morning, and for time
the water in the hold was kept down. That
evening, however, the vessel began taking
water through her matches and filled rapid
Saturday but sunday morning the schooner
became Waterlogged and the crew abandon
ed her. She was built in Belfast, Maine, %
years ago.