The Republican journal., 1909-03-18
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March 9. Ar, schooners Celia F.,
Chehaw, S. c.; Northland, Stockton; Harriet C.
Whitehead, Providence; 10, ar, sch. S. G. Has,
kell, Brunswick; II, sid, sch. Margaret M. Ford,
Wilmington, N. c.; IL, ar, sch. ,Norombega, St.
John, N. B.; sailed, sch. J. Manchester Haynes,
Charleston; Ia, sailed, schs Adelaide Barbour,
Jacksonville; Northland, Stockton; Is, ar, schs
Magnus Manson, Clarks Cove, Maine; Luther T.
Garretson, South Amboy; sid, schooner Estelle,
Mobile; Is, ar, sch. Wawenock, Norfolk
Boston, March 10. Ar, schs. Magnus Manson,
Clarks Cove for New York; Mary E. H. G. Dow,
Boothbay for Philadelphia; Edward Trevoy, Mt.
Desert; Theresa D. Baker, do; Mary Farrow,
MarshalPs Island; Joanna Durgain, do; Morris
and Cliff, Rockland, Me-; IL, sid, schs. Helvetia,
Savannah; Robert Graham Dun, Friendship, to
load for New York; ID, ar, sch. Thelma, Savan-
nah; sid, sch. Henry B. Fiske, Southern port
Philadelphia, March IL: Cleared, seh Young
Bros, kittery; IA, sid, sch. Margaret M. Ford
New York for Wilmington, N. c.; ar at Chester
sch. Herald Monte Christi.
Baltimore, March 10. Ar, schs. Mertie B.
Crowley, Boston; Jacob M. Haskell, Brunswick;
II, sid, sch. Winfield S. Schuster, Port Tampa;
IL, sid, sch. Mertie B. Crowley, Boston; 10, ar,
bark John S. Emery, Turks Island.
Newport News, March Is. Sid, sch. Elizabeth
Palmer, Searsport.
Fajardo, P. R., March Is. Ar, sch Star of
the Sea, Arroyo.
Y. H.
Carrie E. Look, from Philadelphia.
Darien, March 6. Sid, sch. VIM E. Bowen,
Jr., New York
Fernandina, March 9. Ar, schs. Theoline,
Boston; Brina P. Pendeton, Norfolk sid, schs.
Alice Lord, New York; Robert H. McCurdy,
Boston.
Savannah, March g. Ar, sch. Pendleton Sis
tiers, Boston; sailed, sch. Lizzie B. Wiley, Fall
River.
Beaufort, S. c., March TO- Ar at Chehaw,
sch: F. c. Pendleton, New York.
New Haven, March II. Sailed sch VIM E.
Downes Savannah.
Georgetown, S. c., March II. Ar, sch. Etna.
Philadelphia.
Port Tampa, March 10. Sid, sch. Joseph G.
Kay, Baltimore; Ia, sid, sch. Stanley H. Miner.
Baltimore.
San Francisco, March IL. Sailed, bark Good
News, New York
Gulfport, March H. Sid, sch Ella M. WILEY
Norwich.
Stockton, March 10. Ar, sch. ]. S. Lamprey,
to load lumber; Is, ar, sch. L. A. Plummer
Bueksport; sid, sch. j. S. Lamprey, New York.
stonlngton, March s. Sailed, schs. Eugene
l Borda New York; Mary E. Lynch, Province
10, ar, schs. L. T. Whitmore and Charlie &
Willie to load for New York.
Searsport, March II. Sid, barge R. & R. L.
20. NO. z, Rockland; IL, ar, stmr. Hird, PARIS
boro, N. s., with coal, and sailed 18th for PARIS
boro.
Portland. March IL. Cid, SCH Gov. Ames,
Philadelphia.
Boothbay Harbor, March Is Sid, sch. Day
light. New York
Islesboro, March TO- Sid, schs. Gen. Adel-
bert Ames, Rockport; Charlotte T. Sibley,
Stonington and Providence
MARINE MISCELLANY
Chatham, March IA. Steamer H. F. Dimock.
which was run ashore on Nauset Beach after
collision with stmr. Horato Hall, was foated
today and proceeded under her own steam for
Boston.
Vineyard Haven March a. Steamer Massa-
chusetts, ashore near Cedar Tree Neck, was
foated today. The steamer appears to have
suffered little from her four days exposure to
the breakers, and proceeded for New York un-
der her own steam and without convoy. The
only damage she is known to have sustained is
four small holes in her starboard bow.
Quogue, L. l., March Is Fire Monday COM
pletely destroyed the wreck of the sch. Miles NJ
Merry, which was stranded on sand beach off
Moriches on February II last. Efforts to save
the vessel were recently abandoned and she
had been stripped of everything movable.
Monday the Morches life saving crew discov--
cred her ablaze. No one was on board and it
is supposed that she had been purposely fired
to clear the beach as far as possible of the
Wreckage.
Jacksonville, Fla, March 10. The schooner
Brina T: Pendleton. Capt Hutchinson, with a
cargo of coal from Norfolk for the Logan Coal
and Supply Company, was one of the many
arrivals yesterday. The Pendleton was lowed
up to this port and locked at the foot of
Market street, pier d. where the cargo will be
discharged. The schooner Alice Holbrook.
Capt. Ellis, has finished discharging its cargo
of coal for the Standard Fuel Supply Com
pany, and will today be shifted to the Sea-
board Maxwell terminals, where lumber will
be loaded for the northbound trim