The Republican journal., 1909-04-15

Savannah, April 8. Ar sch Sedgwick, New
York; 10. sid, sch. White Wings, Philadelphia;
II, ar, SCH Thelma, Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, April 9. Sid, SCH Gov. Pow
ers, Philadelphia
Perth Amboy April TO- Sid, sch Kit Carson,
Bangor.
Tampa, Fla, April 9. Ar, sch Pendleton
Satisfaction, New York Ito load for north of
Hatteras)
New Haven, April 12. Ar, sch. William E.
Downes, Savannah.
Georgetown, S. c., April IL. Ar, sch. Celia
F., New York
orland, April 9. SID sch. Omaha, Calais
Frankfort, Me-, April 6. Ar, SCH Andrew
Nebinger, BuckSport for New York.
Searsport, April 8. Sid, sch. Harwood Palm
No. l, Rockand.
Stockton, April 9. Ar, sch. Mary Louise,
Camden; 10, sailed, schs. Abenaki, New York;
Stony Brook, Bar Harbor
Portland, Me-, April 8. Cid, sch. Governor
Ames, Newport News; II, ar sch. Jacob M.
Haskell Baltimore.
Bucksport, April 9. Sid, sch. Ida b. Gibson,
Stonington and New York.
Boothbay Harbor, April 10. Sid, SCH Young
Brothers. Philadelphia.
Bangor, April g. Ar, barge Moline, Phila-
delphia; schs. Elsie A. .Bayies, Perth Amboy
Livelihood, Lincolnville; Mary Ann Mccain,
Stockton; sid, sch. James Rothwell, Long Cove
and New York; 10, sid, sch. Livelihood, Ten
ants Harbor; H. ar, barge Beau Ridge, Phila-
delphia; II, ar, sch. Ned P, Walker, Jersey City;
ID, ar, sch-Telumah, Portland.
| Honolulu, April TO- AR, SCH Mexican, San
Francisco via Seattle and Tacoma
Key West, April II. Ar, sch. D. H. Rivers,
Rockport.
Vineyard Haven, April 12 Ar, sch. Annie
B. Mitchell, Rockland for New York; 13, passed
sch. Davis Palmer, Newport News for Sears
port.
| EopEJcN popTc
Delagoa Bay, April 6. Ar, ship A. j. Fuller,
Port Ludlow via Natal.
Trapani, March ID. Ar bark Mabel l. Mey-
ers, Castellamare.
St. John, N. B., April 6. Ar, sch. Norombega,
| Salem.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boston, April 8. Schr Almeda Wiley, from
New York, which was anchored in President
Roads, was fouled by schooner, supposed the
Francis Goodnow, and lost jibboom.
Philadelphia, April s. Schr. Fred A. Daven-
port, Blake, from Fernandina, with part of in
ward cargo of lumber on board while at anchor
at Kaighn Point was blown aground during
the gale last night.
Boston, April 10. On her first visit to her
home port the new four-ma schooner
Lewiston, Capt. Thomas CHM, arrived in the
harbor yesterday from Savannah after re-
markedly quick passage. She was just "a
days making the run from New York to
Savannah and back to Boston, including the
time consumed in loading her cargo of 675, 600
feet of lumber. The Lewiston is the largest
single decked four-master afioat She was
built at Rockand and was completed a few
months ago.
Boston, April 10. The three-masted schoon-
err, Emma S. Lord of Bangor reached port yes
terday after rough experience in series of
gales and hurricanes encountered off cape Hat
teras. The vessel loaded cargo of 1744 bar
rels of molasses at San Juan and left there
March 20 for Boston. 1t was smooth sailing up
to Hatteras, but off that point April 3rd she
was struck by a hurricane from west and
northwest which drove her $50 miles off her
course. The vessel carried a deck cargo of IS
barrels of molasses, and the constant pitching
and rolling caused the deck lashings to loosen
and the heavy barrels were rolling about from
one side to the other. Then began struggle
to save the deckload against the terrific seas
A dozen of the barrels were smashed against
the vessels sides and the decks were running
with molases and sea water. The crew under
the leadership of first mate Mccarthy, made g
desperate fight to secure the barrels and this
they finally succeeded in doing. But every
man on board was nursing bruised and batter
ed hands as a result of the work. The decks
and waterways chafed and the lives OF
the crew were imperilled by the rolling bar.
rels. About Is of the barrels were swept over
board by the seas. The flying jib was torn anc
the cross trees were knocked off the foremost
When the storm subsidized the vessel was work
ed slowly back to the coast.