The Republican journal., 1910-06-09
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, June l. Ar, schs. Susie P. Oliver,
Stock ton; Mary Curtis, Swans Island: Georget-
ia, Sullivan; Sarah D. Fell, Fernandina; 2, ar,
schs Nellie Grant, Augusta; Damietta & joan
ma. Stonington, Me-; Thomas B. Garland, Somes
Sound; Clifford N. Carver, Jacksonville; Willie
L. Maxwell, South Amboy for Bar Harbor;
Mary B. Wellington, do; Anne Lord, Norfolk;
stmr. Oregonian, Curtis, Puerto Mexico; g. ar,
schs. Carrie A. Buchnam, Bangor via Bridge
port; Northland, Stockton; a, ar, schs. Methe-
besec, Frankfort; Elsie A. Bayles, Bangor;
Mollie Rhodes, Franklin; Lavolta, do; 5, ar,
schs. Henrietta Simmons, Stockton; Kit Car
son, Bangor; Charlotte 7. Sibley, Hurricane
Island; L. 7. Whitmore, Stonington; Mark PEN
dleton, Georgetown, S. c.; Stanley H. Miner,
do; Blanche H. King, Brunswick; 7, ar, SCH Ira
B. Ellems, Stonington.
Boston, June l. AR, schs. Pendleton Broth
ers, Brunswick; Jane Palmer Newport News;
sid, SCH Mary A. Hall, Brunswick; 8. SID bark
sid, schs. Scotia, New York; Annie M Preble,
Bangor 5, ar, sch. Polly Bangor; 6, SID schs
Robert H. McCurdy, Fernandina; Annie r.
Lewis, eastern port and New York; 7, ar, sch
Eagle, Bangor; returned, sch. Scotia, hence for
New York Ito procure new sails to replace
those lost during gale on the Gth).
Philadelphia June 4. Ar, stmr American
Puerto Mexico
Baltimore, June 4. Ar, sch. Independent
Boston.
Perth Amboy, N. j., June g. Ar, sch. Chas
Luling New York (and sailed for Searsport)
Georgetown, S. c., May 81. Sid, sch. Stanley
H. Miner, New York.
Jacksonville, May 81. Sid. bark Herbert Full
Ter, New York; June 2, ar sch. D. II. Rivers
Boston.
Norfolk, May 81. Sid, schs Samuel j. Couch
er, Searsport; Anne Lord, New York: June 3,
sid, sch Baker Palmer Searsport; 4, ar, sch
Henry W. Cramp, Searsport.
Pensacola, May 26. Sid, sch. Henry Crosby
Honolulu, May 26 sd stmr Nevadan, San
Francisco.
San Juan. P. R., June /. Ar, sch Frontenac
Philadelphia.
Fernandina, June q Sid, sch Brina P. PEN
dleton New York; 3, sailed, sch. Gladys, New
York.
New Haven, Ct, June 8. Ar, sch. Maine
Norfolk.
San Francisco, June g. Ar, stmr Nevadan,
Honolulu.
Port Real, P. R., June q Ar previously, sch.
Star of the Sea, Boston Ito load for north of
Hatteras)
Brunswick, June 4, Ar, schs. Helvetia, New
York; Estelle, do.
Savannah, June 5. Ar, sch. Mary E. Morse,
Philadelphia.
Charleston, June s. Sid, sch. Carrie E. Look,
New York
Bangor, June l. Ar sch. Lucinda Sutton,
Newport News; 2; ar, schs. R. L. Tay, South
Amboy; Northern Light, Loduskia, coastwise;
sid, sch. William Jones, Stamford; g. ar, sch.
Otronto, Boston; sid, schs. Edward E. Briery,
Brunswick, Ca; Clara E. Gomez, Boston; 4, ar,
sch. Minnie Chase, Penobscot; sld schs. Cora
Green, New Haven; Telumah Bridgeport; Lois
" Chaples, Sag Harbor; 5, ar, sch William B.
Palmer, Norfolk; Mary Augusta, Belfast; 6, ar,
schs. Ida B. Gibson, Boston, N. E. Aver, Au-
gusta; James Young, do; sid, schs Lucinda SUIT
ton, Newport News; Otronto, New Haven Z,
ar, sch. Grace Davis, South Amboy; sid, sch
Fred A. Emerson, Boston.
Stockton, May 80. Ar, sch. Helen G. King,
:" 81, ar, stmr. Joseph W. Fordney Balti-
more; June l, ar, sch. Emma S. Lord, Portland;
sailed, sch. Northland, New York; 4, ar, sch.
Pendleton Sisters, Baltimore; 6, ar, sch. Lizzie
Lane, -; Z. sid, stmr. Joseph W. Fordney,
Newport News.
Portland, June l. Ar, schs. James W. Paul,
Jr., Philadelphia; Edward B. Winslow, Norfolk:
Nathaniel T. Palmer, do: Governor Brooks, do;
Dorothy Palmer, Newport News; Oakley C.
Curtis, Philadelphia; 5, ar, bark Mabel l. Mey-
ers, Jacksonville.
West Sullivan, Me-, May 81. Ar, sch. Charles
H. Klinck, Boston; June 3, sailed, schs Mamie
Saunders. Providence; Henrietta Whitney, N.
Y; Lottie Beard, do; s. ar, sch. Storm Petrol.
Ellsworth; sailed, SCH Charles E. Klinck, New
York.
Searsport, June 1. Ar, sch. George w. Wells,
Newport News; sailed, sch. Elizabeth Palmer,
Newport News; 3, ar, schs. Margaret Haskell,
Norfolk; Singleton Palmer, Newport News; 4,
sid, sch. Harwood Palmer, kockland; Z, sailed,
sch Geo. W. Wells, Newport News.
Stonington, June 2. Ar. schs. Annie & Reu-
ben, Boston, Mary E. Lynch, do.
Bucksport June g. Ar, sch. Willie L. Swift,
Lubec.
HALLS O,orr,, luna Q c,;lod .L c,: .
Gray, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Salina Cruz. May %, 9 a. m. Sailed. steamer
Columbian, Colcord. San Diego; June 2, D. M,
sid, stmr. Nebraskan, Knight, San Diego.
Havana, May 81. Sid, sch. Alice Lord, Pen
sacola.
Laguayra, June 5, p. m. Ar, stmr. Mara
caibo, Hichborn, New York for Curacao and
Maracaibo.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Norfolk, Va, June 5. The steamship Danu :
bian passed in the capes this afternoon bound
for Newport News and having in tow the dis
masted schooner Mary L. Crosby of New York,
lumber laden. The Danubian signalled that she
had picked the schooner up in the gale, The
latter made no signals and it could not be seen
from here whether her crew was aboard. Her
main and foretopmasts were lying across her
decks and she had evidently had tussle for
life in the big gale of Saturday.
Loss OF THE MARY FARRow. Springing
leak shortly after leaving Vineyard Haven
June Bird, the schooner Mary Farrow, Port
Reading for Machias, sank in seven fathoms of
water, three miles of Handkerchief Lightship
Saturday. Capt W. A. johnson was rescued
with his crew Of two men by the United States
steamer Azalea. Shortly after leaving Vine
yard Haven the vessel began to leak and when
three miles west of Handkerchief she became
unmapageable. Captain johnson anchored his
vessel and throughout the night the crew
manned the pumps, but at dawn It was decided
that it would be for their safety to leave the