The Republican journal., 1908-05-28
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, May 90 Ar, sch. Norombega
st. John, N. b., 81, arrived, Schs. Edltf
Mcintyre, Stock ton; MeneWa, Brooksvllle
Flora Rogers, New Haven for Georgetown
S. c.; %, ar, schs. John bossert, George
Frank Seavey, South Amboy for Stoning
ton; 90, ar, schs Ann Louisa Lockwood
coal port; Adelaide Barbour, Brunswick
"a, ar, sch. Segun, Perth Amboy for Port
land %, ar, sch. Harold e. Beecher, Ston'
ingtOn.
Boston, May 81. AT, schS. Gov. Ames.
Baltimore; Mertie b. Crowley, do; 49, SID
schs. Georgia Gilkey and Henry B. Fiske
Brunswick :; %, sailed, sch. James w. Paul,
Jr., Norfolk.
Philadelphia, May 49, Ar, sch. Augustus
II. Babcock, New York; 20, cid, bark Au-
burndale, Mart. %, cleared, sch: Hattie Z.
Luce, Ponce; o. ar, sch. }. Manchester
Haynes, Bath.
Baltimore, May o. Ar, sch. Winfield S.
Schuster, Norfolk; sid, sch. James ". Ell
well, Bath.
Vineyard Haven, May % Passed, schs.
William l.. Douglass, Ba tlmore for Boston
Harold c. Beecher, Stonington, Maine, for
New York Charles j: Willard, Long Cove,
Maine, for Newport Nathaniel I. Palmer,
Portland for Norfolk; Marion n. Cobb,
Rockland for Jacksonville.
Newport News, May 81. Sid, sch Day
light, boston; a. ar, schs. Lucinda Sutton,
Bangor; Malcolm Baxter, Jr, do.
Norfolk, May 49, Ar, sch. Harry I. Hay
ward, Port Tampa; 20. ar, sch. Cora +.
Cressey, SearspoIt; 25, ar, sch. Pendleton
Fernandlna, May IS, Ar, bark Arlington,
Jacksonville, Fla, May 20. Ar, sch. Frank
Barnet, Boston; "a, ar, sch. Margaret May
Riley, Bangor sid, SCH Clifford N. Carver,
New York.
San Diego, Cal, May IS. Ar, stmr. Column
Brunswick, May %. Ar, sch. Theoline,
Bangor, May 90 Sid, schs VIM. B. Pal
mer, Newport News; William Pickering,
Boston; q, ar, sch. j. G. strawbridge, New
port News; sailed, sch. Grace Davis, New
York; %, al, sch. Margaret Haskell, Nor
folk %, ar, sch. Elm City, Newport News
sailed, sch. Fannie F. Hall, Sctuate; "a, ar,
sch. Frontenac, Newport News; sailed, sch.
VIM, Jones, Frankfort and New York; %,
ar, sch. Jacob NJ. Haskell, Philadelphia; 26,
sid, sch. Kit Carson, New York.
Stonington, May IS. Sid, sch. F. c. Pen
dleton, Cheverie, n. s., and Alexandria; II,
Modoc, Addison for New York (and both
saied); IS, sid, schs, Metinic, New York
Modoc, do.
Searsport, May %. Sid, sch. Dorothy 3.
Barrett, for a coal port; %, ar. sch. VIM. &.
Carnegie, Newport News; sid, steamer Bay
City, towing barge Britannia, for coal
port %, ar, sch. Prescott Palmer, Newport
News
Portland, May %. Sid, schs. Edward 7.
Stotesbury, Baltimore; Young Brothers,
coal port.
Frankfort, Me-, May 49, Cid, schs. City
of Augusta, New York; Helvetia, do; Flor
ence Leland, do; William Mason, do,
~ 10 cab Low,
garet NJ Ford, Bangor (loadS for New
York;.
ry, Sheet Harbor.
stockton Springs, May % In port, sch
ST Crox, for New York, loading.
Bath, May 26. Ar, sch. Pendleton Sisters
Jacksonville.
Gufport, May % Ar, sch. Fred W. Aver
Mobile, May %. Ar. sch. Phineas W
Sprague, Kneeland, San Juan.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kingston, ia, May 7. Ar, sch Emma S
Lord, Mobile.
Port Spain, April %. Ar, sch Jacob S
WinSloW, Demerara.
st. John, N. B., May 20. Cid, sch Harold
b. Cousens, Vineyard Haven.
Amherst, Ms, Maya. Ar, sch Wawenock
Anderson, Norfolk, Va.
New York, May 20. Schr Celia F. from
weather, grounded ON Colorado Reef; was
obliged to jettison deckload of logwood to
tighten vessel foated May Sth and proceed
ed without apparent damage.
Highland Light, Mass, May % The
schooner Mary L. Crosby of Belfast, Me-,
ashore at Nauset station early Saturday.
Capt w. j. Atwood and the crew of six men
were all saved. 1.-THE schooner arrived Tues
day at Vineyard Haven in tow of the tug
Orion, which floated her, and was beached
at the head of the harbor with five feet OF
water in her hold. A wrecking pump will
be put on board and the vessel towed to
Boston, May %. Gayly bedecked with
flags and bunting the new six-masted
schooner Edward J. Lawrence, the second
largest wooden schooner in the world,
was towed into the harbor yesterday
by the tug Orion. which picked her up of
the big craft to this port, and she attracted
considerable attention as she moved up to
her discharging berth at Mystic wharf. She
is commanded by Capt Kreger formerly in
the schooner Addie NJ. Lawrence.
New Haven, May %. Schooner Calvin 7.
Harris, coal laden, from New YORK 1or an
eastern port was in collision with the steam:
er John H. Starin of Starin's New York and
New Haven line in the lower harbor Thurs.
day night and the bowspirit, jibboOm and
ali the head gear of the schooner was car
ried away. The steamer suffered slight
damage on her starboard side, above the
water line carrying away her upper. works.
The Starin was outward bound fol-, New
York but following the accident anchored
for a short time under the outer break
water and later proceeded. The Harris
will make temporary repairs here.