The Republican journal., 1908-03-19
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.


New York, March IL. Ar, bark Kremlin,
Conetable Island sch John Dessert, George
town, s. G.; II, cid, sch. Fairfield, San Juan
10, cid, sch Methebesec, San Domingo; IA,
ar, schs. Pendleton Sisters, New London
Ada Ames, Rockand; sid, schs. ID. Ii. Riv-
ers, Mobile; Pendleton Sisters, lumber port :;
16, sid, sch. MethebeSec, San Domingo.
Boston, March II. Sailed, sch. Mertie B.
Crowley, Baltimore; 16, ar, sch, Pendleton
Satisfaction, Philadelphia; sid, bark John
S, Emery, Montevdeo; sch. Jacob M. Has
kell, Delaware Break water for orders.
Baltimore, March II. Ar, sch. George w.
Wells, Portland; -, ar, sch. Gov. Ames,
Portland.
Philadelphia, March II. Ar, bark jose
phine, Havana sch. Frances, Jacksonville :;
II, cid, schs. Massasoit, Portland; Gen. f.
s. Greeley, do; Is. al, sch. Clarence Ii. Ven
| ner, Clarks Cove.
Charleston, S. c., March 10. Ar, schooner
Celia F., New York.
Brunswick, March II. Ar, SCH Henry B.
Fiske, Boston; Is, sailed, bark Mary Barry,
Philadelphia.
Fernandna, March II. Ar, sch. Frederic
A. Duggan, Charleston.
Seattle, Wash, March IL. Ar, stmr. Co.
lumbar, CocGrd, San Francisco.
Fernandina, March IL. Ar, sch. VIM. H.
Sumner, New York.
New London, Ct, March r. Ar, sch
Pendleton Sisters, Mystic.
IA I.S I'LL, o. u.
Nassau.
Stockton, March II. Ar, sch. Hastings,
ElizabethpOrt.
Stonington, March 8. Ar, sch. George D.
Edmands, Portsmouth 9, ar, schs. Sawyer
Brothers. South Amboy; Mabel E. Goss,
Boston; Loduskia, do; II, ar, sch. Hannah
F. Carleton, New York sailed, sch. Wave
Edmands, New York !; Mary E. Lynch, Bos-
ton: Mabel E. GOSS. do,
Searsport, March IA. Sid, sch. Hastings,
Rock port and BOSTON.
Bucksport, March II. SID, sch. Harry H.
Chamberlain, StoniDgton, Maine, and New
York.
FoREIGN PORTS.
San Juan, P. R., Feb. 81. Sid, bark Man
ME Swan, New York March 4, in port, sch.
Horace A. Stone from New York; 10, ar,
bark AuburDdale, New York.
Aguirre, P. r., March 10. ar, sch. North
land, Philadelphia.
Sydney, N. S. ~, March 4. Ar, ship w.
II. Macy, San Francisco.
Salt Cay, I'll, March -. Sid, sch. R. W.
Hopkins, Philadelphia.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Nevcastle, Del, March II. Schr. Frances,
FROM Jacksonville, went aground at Bulk
head Shoa, fioated and went up at 4. 10 D. m.
Portland, Me-, March 5. Schr. Pendleton
Bros, which has been lying in this harbor
several weeks, Will sail GO-Oay IOr JACKSON
Vile to load ties for this port.
Bath, Me-, March 9. Six masted schr. Ed
ward j. Lawrence will be launched April
End for j. s. WiDslow & Co. of Portland.
She will be the the largest wooden vessel
and schooner afiOat.
Boston, March 10. Schr Sarah w. Law
renee, which arrived today from Norfolk,
will be lowed to Bath after discharging, to
receive new masts and repair damage sus-
tanned several weeks ago while bound from
Providence to Norfolk.
Beaufort, N. c., March II. Revenue cut
ter Seminole reports having placed buoy
near the sunken schr Helen E. Taft, which
bears S by W. IL miles from Cape Lookout
lightship: the masts, gaffs and booms are
af1oat over the vessel, held by the rig
ging. The attempt to blow the vessel up
will be abandoned for the present.
Boston, March IL. The tug C0nestOga
arrived here Thursday and reported col
lision off Highland Light Wednesday night
between the barge Schuylkill which she
was towing and the six-masted schooner
Mertie B. Crowley bound south, light. which
resulted in the Schuylkill being so severely
damaged that she was taken into Province.
town and beached. The Crowley anchored
off Nausett for the night and although some
what damaged proceeded south Thursday.