The Republican journal., 1909-06-17

Sumner, Fernandina; sid, sch. Estelle, Tampd,
Boston. June 8. Sid, sch. Florence Lelan I
Stockton; Lewis H. Coward, Sargentville and
N. Y; 10, ar, schs. J. C. Strawbridge, Apalachi-
cola; Metinic, New York; 10, ar, sch. Methe-
besec, Mayaguez, P. R.; Is, ar, schs. Thelma,
Savannah; Holliswood, New York.
Philadelphia, June 9. Ar, schs. Charlotte T.
| Sibley, Stonington; Pendleton Sisters, Jackson
vile; II, sid, sch. Edward H. Cole, Guanica via
Guayanilla, P. R.; Daylight, Portland; Mary E.
Morse, Fernandina; Is, cid, bark Mary Barry,
Boston: sch Young Brothers, Portland.
Baltimore June IL. Ar, sch. Geo. w. Wells,
Boston
Newport News, June z. Sailed, sch. Maude
Palmer. Carter, Bangor; 8, sailed, sch. Charles
Davenport, Bangor; 10, sid, schooner Mary E.
Palmer, Bangor; 13, ar, sch. Gov. Ames, Boston.
Norfolk June 10. Ar, SCH Frontenac, Port
mingo City.
Chehaw, S. c., June 9. Ar, schs. Celia F.,
New London; Harry Prescott, New York.
Fernandina, June 8. Arrived, sch. Pendleton
Brothers, Philadelphia; IL, ar. sch. Lyman M.
Law, New York.
Juan.
jacksonville June 10. Sailed sch. Brna p
PeAdleton Philadelphia; II, sid, sch. Mary A.
Hall, Boston.
Port Reading, June 10. Cid, sch Susan N
Pickering, Kittery.
Providence, June liz Ar, sen. Alice Lofo,
Apalachicola.
Port Tampa, Fla, June 10. Ar, sch Jacob
M. Haskell, Bahia Honda.
Savannah, June 10. Ar, sch. w. Hawthorn,
Havana lat Tybee for Mayport).
Belfast, Ca, June 10. Ar, sch Joseph w.
Hawthorn, Tybee.
Galveston, June IA. Ar, sch. Margaret M.
Ford, Bath.
Bangor, June 10. Ar, schooner c. B. Clark,
PROVING etown; IA, ar, sch. Omaha, Boston; sid,
schs John Douglass, New Haven; Otronto,
Jonesboro and New York; John B. Darlington,
Stockton and New York
Stonington, June 8. Sid, schs. Annie Bliss,
Shulee, N. S. and N. Y; Ira B. Ellems, N. v;
IL, ar, schs Mamie Saunders, South Amboy;
John R. Fell, Port Reading; Winnegance, Bath;
IL. ar, sch. VIM. D. Merrill, Boothbay; SD sch.
Mary E. Lynch, Provincetown; A. sailed, schs.
John Bracewell, New York; Maud Seward,
Plymouth.
Stockton, June 9. Ar, schs. Mary Ann Nc
Cam, Portsmouth; M. H. Read, Edith Mcintyre
and J. V. Wellington, coastwise ports; 10, ar,
bark Jeanne (Ital.), Bucksport. to load shocks
for Palermo; sch. VIM. Jones, Winterport; 10,
sid, sch. Francis, N. Y.
Searsport, June 9. Sid, barge Bear Creek,
Perth Amboy.
Bucksport, June TO- Sid, bark Jeanne Gtal J,
Stockton, to load for Palermo; IA, ar, bark Ma
bel l. Meyers, Trapani, April 6.
Sargentvle Me, April g. Ar, sch. Stella B.
kaplan, Salem; sid, sch. Clara H. Venner, New
York; 10, ar, sch. Lewis H. Go ard, Boston.
Boston, June IL. Sid, schs NJ V. B. Chase,
New York; Gen. Adelbert Ames, Kennebec and
New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
St. John, N. B., June 10. Cid, sch. Moron
bega, Elizabethport.
Fort de France, June 49, Ar, bark Kremlin,
Baltimore
MARINE MISCELLANY.
| New York. June II. The freight steamer
Massachusetts, bound from Boston to New
| York, collided during thick fog today with the
schooner Susan NJ Pickering off Eaton's Neck
Long Island. The Massachusetts had small
hole stove in her starboard bow but the injury
was not such to cause any alarm for her
| safety. She took the schooner in tow to City
I Island.
New Bedford, Mass, June IA. The schooner
s. M. Bird went ashore sometime during he
night on the Northwest point, Cuttyhunk
| island, near the western entrance to Buzzard' S
bay. There was a thick fog at the time. The
news of the schooner's plight was received
here Monday in a message from Cuttyhunk
but no details of the accident were given. The
S. M. Bird, commanded by Capt. Norwood, left
Philadelphia for Calais, Maine. on April II and
on April 81 ran aground off New London, Conn
Since that time the vessel has been undergoing
repairs. She is three masted schooner, 13l
feet long, 32.1 feet beam and registers 43C
tons net. She was built at Belfast, Maine, in
1874, carries of seven and halls from
New York city.