The Republican journal., 1909-01-21
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, January r. Ar, bark Herbert
Fuller, Jacksonville; sch. Catawamteak, Somes
Sound; 13, ar, sch. John J. Perry, Rockand via
Fall River; cid, sch. John Paul, Santa Domingo;
sid, sch, Stanley H. Miner, Key West; Is, ar
sch. j. V. Wellington, Bangor via New Roch-
Stubs, Bucksport; Daniel Mcleod, Port Read
ing for Bucksport; II, ar, schs. J. R. Bodwell
Calais; Charles H. klinck, Long Cove; Hattie
Dunn, Bucks Harbor; Is, sd SCH Wawenock,
Norfolk
Boston, January 49, Cid, SCH Thelma, New
York and Savannah; sid, SCH Mertie B. Crow
ley, Baltimore; Is, sailed. sch. Georgia Gilkey,
Brunswick, Ga; 10, ar, schs. Hastings and Nor
ris 4 Cliff, Rockport, Mane Ned P. Walker,
Robert w., Stonington; 10, ar, SCH Metinc,
Halls Quarry.
Philadelphia, Jan. u CID sch. Inez N. Car
yer, Guanlca, P R.; Is, cid, schooner Celia F.,
Charleston.
Baltimore, January II. Sid, schs. Alice Hol-
brook, Boston; William l.. Douglas, do; 10, ar
sch. Mertie B. Crowley, Boston.
Port Tampa, January IL. Ar, schs. Winfield
S. SchusUer, Baltimore; Frontenac, New York.
Baltimore; sid, sch. Edward H. Cole, Baltimore
San Juan, P. R., December 81. Sailed sch
Gov. Powers, Tampa.
San Francisco, January 9. Sid, ship Aryan,
New York.
Carteret, N j., January II. Barge r. & R.
4
Newport News, January 49, Ar, sch, hide
pendent, Boston; sid, sch. Gen. E. S. Greeley,
Boston IA, sailed, sch. Independent Cape Por-
poise.
Key West January Is. Ar, sch. Catherine
A. Monahan, Rockport.
Mobile, January 49, Sailed, sch. j. w. Haw-
thorn, Moss Point; Is, ar, sch. Josephine,
Kingston.
| Brunswick, January Is. Sid, sch. Theoline,
Boston; IS, sid, sch. D. H. Rivers, Boston
Key West, January Is. Ar sch. J. c. Straw
bridge, Rockport.
Portsmouth, N. H., January l5 Ar, tug
Monocacy, Philadelphia, towing barge Burn
side for Belfast, Me.
Port Arthur, Texas, January Is. Al, sch.
Medford, New Orleans Ito load for N. of Hat
teras).
Savannah, January IS. Sailed, sch. Helena,
Portland.
Portland, January 49, Cid, sch Mary Weav-
err Belfast.
Stonington Me-, January II. Ar, schs. Adelia
7. Carleton, Camden; Rosa Mueller, Bucksport
(both to load for New York;; H. sid, schs. An
ME R. Lewis, New York. Annie & Reuben, Bos-
ton Is, ar sch Mary E. Lynch, Boston; sailed,
sch Rosa Mueller, New York.
Searsport, Me- January r. Sid, sch Hannah
F. Carlton, New York.
Rockport, Me- January 16 Ar, sch Hattie
c. Luce, Portland Ito load for st. Thomas).
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sydney N. S. W., January r. Ar, ship s. D.
Carleton, Callao
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Norfolk Va, January Is. The three-masted
schooner Pendleton Satisfaction, Capt Clay,
Brunswick, Ca, to Perth Amboy, N. j., lumber
laden, stranded last night near Little Island
life saving station. The crew were taken off.
The schooner has three feet of water in her
hold and her rudder has been carried away
San Francisco, Cal, January 6. Fears are
entertained for the safety of ship Fort George,
now 1854 days out from New York to Honolulu.
The vessel, with a of 80 men, was last
sighted on August %, month after she left
New York. The Fort George is owned by the
Matson Navigation Co. of this city.
Portland Me-, January II. The full rugged
steel ship Timandra of Glasgow, Scotland,
against which creditors claims aggregatng
$685. were filed, was sold at auction today by
decree of the United States District Court for
$S,000 due for repairs and wages. 1t was
bought in for John Wylde of Halton, Cheshire,
Eng, who understood to represent the
ship owners