The Republican journal., 1909-06-10
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

81 Jonn, N b.; Aimeoa whey, 90, Dam1etta
& Joanna Green Island; sid, bark Mamie Swan,
San Juan; 2, sid, sch. Lyman M. Law, Fernan-
dina; 3, ar, schs. Charlotte T. Sibley, Stoning-
ton for Philadelphia; D. H. Rivers, Gulfport;
sid, sch. Carrie E. Look, Norfolk 4, ar, schs.
Henry R. Tilton, Somes Sound; Ada ]. Camp
bell, Stonington; Harriet C. Whitehead, do;
5, ar schs. Izetta, Bangor; Annie P. Chase, do;
Caroline Gray, Somes Sound; Hattie H. Bar
bour, do; 6, ar, schs Northland, Stockton; Jes-
sic Lena, St. John, N. B.; Rebecca M. Walls,
Swans Island, Me-; Charlotte w. Miller, Ston-
ington, Maine; Samuel Hart Bangor via New
Haven; Odell, New Bedford; 8, ar, schs. Marion
Draper Bangor, via Plum Island; VIM H. Day.
export, Stonington, Me-; FANNIE & Fay, do, via
New London; jeremiah Smith, Rockport, Me-;
Susan N. Pickering, New Haven.
Boston, June 2. Ar, schs. Aetna, George
town, S. c., via Jamestown, R. l. (towed from
latter port); Hannah F. Carlton, Sackville, N.
B.; Theoline, Brunswick Henry B. Fiske, Jack
Florence Leland, do; William Pickering, Ban
gor; a, cid, schs. George W. Wells, Baltimore;
Gov. Ames. Newport News.
Philadelphia, June 2. Ar, sch. Young Broth
ers, Kennebec; barge Henry Clay, Belfast; 5,
cid, sch. Horace A. Stone. Knights Key; 4, cid,
liam J. Lermond, Belfast; cid, sch. James W.
Elwell, Grand Turk.
Reedy Island, June 8. Passed up, sch. Char
lotte T. Sibley, Stonington for Philadelphia.
Baltimore, June 1. Ar, sch. Joseph G. Ray,
Port Tampa; g. ar, sch. Margaret Thomas, Port
Tampa; 4, sailed, schs Harry T. Hayward, San
Juan, Humacoa and Ponce, P. R.; Gov Powers,
Bahia. Honda
Newport News, June l. Arrived, schs. Davis
Palmer, Searsport; Elm City, do; 2, ar, sch.
Maude Palmer, Carter, New York; 3, ar, sch.
George E. Walcott, Bangor; 4, sid, sch. Lucinda
Sutton, Bangor; Z, ar, sch. Mary E. Palmer,
Bangor; 8, sid, sch. George E. Walcott, Bangor.
Norfolk, June g. Ar, sch. Harwocd Palmer,
Searsport; 4, sailed, sch. Robert H. McCurdy,
Jacksonville; 8, sid, schooner Harwood Palmer,
Searsport.
San Juan, P. R., May 81. Ar, bark Freeman,
Sierra Leone.
Bahia Honda, Fla, May 80. Ar, sch. Jacob
M. Haskell, Baltimore.
Bridgeport Ct June 1. Ar, schs. Abbie In
gals, Bangor; Telumah. do; 4, ar, sch. Hattie
Lord, Stockton (lost foretopmast).
Guanica, P. R., June 2. Ar, SCH Medford,
Philadelphia
Jacksonville, June q Sid, sch. Adelaide Bar
bour, New York; 6, ar, sch. Francis Philadel-
phia; 8, ar, sch. VIM. E. Downes, Providence.
Key West, June 5. Ar, sch. Edgar W. MUIR
dock, Rockport.
Honolulu, June a. Ar, stmr. Virginian, Col
cord, San Francisco.
Beaufort, S. c., June 5. Sailed from Chehaw,
sch. Mark Pendleton, Dodge, New York.
Fernandina, June d. Sailed, sch. William H.
Sumner, New York; 5. sid, sch. Tofa New York;
8, ar, sch. j. Manchester Haynes, Providence.
Savannah, June S. Sailed, sch. White Wings,
Norfolk.
Tampa, June 6. Ar, sch. Stanley H. Miner,
Apalachicola. to load for north of Hatteras.
Bangor, June 2. Ar, sch. Harold L. Berry,
Boothbay; sid, sch. Portland Packet, Weymouth;
4, ar, schs. VIM. B. Palmer, Newport News;
Alice E. Clark, do; sailed, sch. Carrie A. Buck
nam, Frankfort and New York; 5, ar, schs
Crescent, Baltimore; Elsie "A. Bayles, Perth
Amboy; Northern Light, Boston; sid, sch. Clar-
ence H. Venner, Sargentvfle and New York;
6. ar, schs. N. E. Aver, searsport; Grace Davis,
Winterport; sid, sch. James w. Paul. Jr, New
York; Z, ar, sch. Otronto, Perth Amboy; sailed,
sch. Helen G. King, Boston; 8, sailed schs. VIM.
B. Palmer, Norfolk; Alice E. Clark, do; Lizzie
D. Small, New York; Harold L. Berry, Scituate.
Stockton, June l. Sid, sch. Lizzie Lane, N
w. ar, sch. C. Taylor, Sd, Stoningtbn; sailed,
sch. Northland, New York; 8, ar, schs. Annie
Bliss, South Amboy; Alice P. Turner, ~; a.,
ar, schs. Henry Chase, Rockland; Thomas Hix,
do.;5, sid, schs. Henry Chase, Rockland; C. Tay-
lor Sd, Stonington; Pilgrim do; Z, sailed, schs.
Susie P. Oliver, New York; American Team, do.
Eastport June 8. Arrived sch. Arthur " S.
Woodruff, Magdalene Islands.
Searsport, June 8. Ar, barge Bear Creek,
Perth Amboy; 6, sid, sch. Baker Palmer, New
port News.
Stonington, June 5. Sailed, schs Hattie C.
Luce, New York; Jennie S. Hall, Barnstable;
Annie and Reuben, Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Black River, Ja., May 20. Sid, sch. Herald,
Chester, Pa.
St. JOHN N B., June 2. Cid, sch. Isaiah K
Stetson, City Island a, cleared, sch. R. Bowers.
City Island.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Jacksonville, May 80. During heavy squat
today sch. John H. May dragged her anchor
and fouled schooner Fanny Prescott, breaking
spanker boom. Sch. Clara E. Randall swung
her stern heavily against sch. George A. Nc
Fadden, doing slight damage.
Phippsburg, Me-, June 8. The three-masted
schooner Richard w. Clark, named for a resi-
dent of Marion, Mass, was launched Thursday
in the presence of party from New Bedford,
Mass. Captain A. A. Corey Of New Bedford
will 60 in command of the craft which is 1889
feet long, 1913 feet beam, 1873 feet deep and of
sos gross tonnage.
San Francisco, May Is. Capt. Chapman of
ship Shenandoah has gone to Honolulu to take
command of ship Dirigo. which is loading sugar
for the Atlantic. Capt. Goodwin Of the Dirigo
will retire temporarily. Meanwhile H. S. Bates
will have charge of the Shenandoah
Rockland, June 2. The schooner Alaska,
abandoned in damaged condition week ago
five miles southeast of Vineyard Sound light
ship was towed here today by the tug Fred E.
Richards and will be taken to Lubec, where she
was bound with a cargo Of coal. The accident
happened while the schooner was trying to en-
ter Vineyard Haven, the mainmast, foremast-
head and sails being carried away by the wind