The Republican journal., 1908-02-06

SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, Jan. g. Ar, sch. Sallie ron,
Savannah, for Fall River; Feb. 8, ar, sen.
Abbie Bowker, South AmbOy for St0nlng-
ton Jacob S. Winslow, Port Spain: ar, sch;
Haven.
Boston, February 4. Ar, scbs. Mertie b.
Crowley, Baltimore; Jacob NJ. Haskell, 40
Edward T. Stotesbury, Philadelphia; sid,
sch. Georgia Gilkey, Baltimore
Haskell, Satilla, Ca, for Portland; Rebecca
Palmer, Newport News for Searsp0rt pass
ed, sch James w. Paul, Jr., Newport News
for SearspOrt.
Philadelphia, Feb A. Ar, SCH Ralph M
Hayward, New London.
Baltimore, Feb. Ar, sch. Alice NJ. Law
Port Tampa, Jan. 27. Sid, sch. Winfield
Newport News, Jan. 80. Sid, sens: Re,
becca Palmer, Searsport; James w. Paul
Norfolk. Feb. /. Ar, sch. Isabel B. Wiley
Portland, TO load for Bermuda.
Brunswick, Jan. 81 Ar, sch. Frank Bar,
net, Norfolk.
Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 81. Ar, schooner
Brna P. Pendleton. Philadelphia sid, bark
| Silicon, New York:
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. l. Cid, schooner
| Sedgwick, Portland.
Mobile, Ala, Feb. /. Ar, sch. Kate Feore
| San Juan.
| Honolulu, Jan. 81. Steamed, stmr Ari'
zonian, Salina Cruz.
Fernandina, Feb; !. Sid, sch. Pendietol
Satisfaction, Philadelphia.
Rockport, Me-, Jan. 80. In port, schooner
| Emma S. Lord, for Nassau, N. p, Qoadng)
| cleared previous to goth, sch. Hattie e. Luce,
Nassau.
Searsport, Me-, Feb. 2. Sid, sch. Dorothy
| b. Barrett, coal port.
| Stoningtop, Me, Jan. 2S In port, sch
| Jennie S. Hall, for New York Qoading).
Stockton, Jan. 81 Ar, sch. Ella P. Crow
| ell, North Weymouth
Bucksport, Feb. 4. Ar, sch. Margaret b.
| Roper, New York via Belfast.
Rockland, Feb f. Ar, schooners Emma S.
| Lord. Rockport for Nassau; Hume, Boston
| for Searsport.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
| Fairfield, Me-, Feb. g. The fourmast ,
| schooner Mary l.. Newhall. reported help
| less in storm 200 miles northwest of Der
muda, is owned in this town. Among those
| interested in the vessel are Mrs. Louise r.
| Newhall, Hon. E. }. Lawrence, b: Page,
| L, G. Totman and Captain W. Il. kreger:
The schooner was named Tor falrneld
young lady.
Machias, Me-, Feb. @ The freight steam
or Massasoit of the Maine Coast Transport
tation Co, which was blown ashore in Cut
Ter harbor Jan. s, and which was II 'ated
Yesterday by the United States revenue
| cutter " oodbury, dragged her anchors dur,
/ ing last nights gale, and Went aground
| again. She lies at point not lar IRON the
! place where she first struck. (Since foated)
Boston, Jan So Announcement was made
today that the Metropolitan Steamship Com
pany's daily passenger service between TINS
city and New York would be resumed on
April /, when the strs Harvard and Yale
will be placed in commission.
| Boston, Jan 81. Schr Helen +. Taft,
which was sunk Wednesday night by col,
/ Jisiou with str Uppland (Sw), was valued
at about $4,000. Managing owner was Cap
| tain J. b. Crocker, of Franklin, Mass.
! Norfolk, Jan 80. Sch Baker Palmer, from
| Newn0rt News for Boston, with coal which
| went ashore two miles below Thimble light
25th. as floated at =. Nj. by the Merritt
| Wrecking Co., assisted by cutter Apache:
! She iettisoned about 60 tons VT cargo and
arrived here leaking slightly, Is awaiting
) orders from owners.
| Southwest Harbor, Me. Jan 81. Schr
! Perry G (Br). HauX from Fall river tor
| Palrisboru, NS, Went ashore on Little Duck
! Island Lodges yesterday. The crew is mis-
| sing. but it is thought they were rescued ny
a coal steamer The schooner is going to
pieces.
/ Vineyard Haven, Mass. Jan 81. Schr
| Adeila 7 Carleton, Kent, South Amboy tor
| Stonlugton, Me. reports this morning, on
/ WesL chop, steward George Huston, ~
| wears old. OF Camden Me, was stricken with
+
+ ashore here and will be sent to Camden.
Norfoik., Va. Jan 20 Schr Sarah W, Law
renee. from Providence, which was slowed
III here today by cutter Ontndaga, reports
| was anchor d with sails down when the
| bowsprit broke and all nastS fell astern;
| stern was broken. Cutter OnGndaga, While
| towing the schooner, ran on Nliioughby
Spit last night. The schooner, following.
/ rammed her and raked starboard side, carry
ing away boats and doing other slight dam
age (Temporary repairs are being made
at NorfOlk)
| Rockland, Me-, Feb. 3. News of the sink
/ ing in the gale saturday night OF the Two
masted Thomaston schooner George H..
! Nils at hurricane Island, where she was
| loading granite for Boston, was received TO-
day. The damage will be considerable. The
schooner broke away from her wharf and
was blown onto ii grout bank, ii hoie being
/ torn IN her bottom. Size is owned by wash
/ burn BrOthers and Captain Leander Whit
more of ThomaSton, was built at Port Jefer-
! son. n. Y, in 1868, and was 295 gross ton
/ mage. The cargo will be ightered and re-
pairs made.
Dark Harbur, Feb. 2. The two-masted
schooner ALBANIA of st. John, N. b., was
| left high and dry on shore near here early
today when the tide receded. Her anchor
chains failed to withstand the effects OF the
/ gale and heavy seas, and shortly before
midnight they parted. The schooner was
carried so far onto the rocks that the crew
after ward had little trouble in reaching a
| place of safety Oh land. There they obtain
| Ell shelter in ID summer cottage or camp and
remained until daylight, when they started
out to get into communication with the
| owners at St. John. The schooner's keel
| and 1udder are gone and she will be q total
loss. She was light and bound from Bath to
| her home port.