The Republican journal., 1910-02-03
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, January n. Sid, schs. John Bos-
sert, Georgetown, S. c.; Lyman M. Law, Fer
nandina: Pendleton Brothers, Portland; Helena
South Amboy for Hurricane Island; g. sailed
schs. Sallie ron, Mobile; Grace Davis, Belfast
and Stockton 3d. sid, schs. Clifford N. Carver
Jacksonville; Wawenock, Virginia; February l.
arrived, schs. Ida B. Gibson, Stockton via New
Rochelle; Northland, Stockton.
Boston, January %. Ar, sch. D. H. Rivers
Tampa; 20, ar, schs. Theoline, jacksonville;
Ellen NJ. Colder, Philadelphia; 20. cd sch. In
dependent, Newport News and Jacksonville;
81, ar, schs. Brina P. Pendleton, Georgetown,
S. c.; Edward Stewart, Stonington for New
York
Baltimore, January 26 Ar, sch. Joseph G.
Ray, Port Tampa; q, sailed, sch. Winfield S.
Schuster, Galveston; %, sailed sch. George W.
Wells Boston.
Brunswick, Ga, January 26. Sid, sch. Mary
E. Palmer, Philadelphia.
Norfolk, January 26. Ar, schs. Edward i.
Winslow, Boston; Humarock, New York.
Hilo, January "a. Steamed, stmr. Mexican,
Tapley, Salna Cruz.
Fernandina, January 81. Sid, sch. Pendleton
Sisters, Portland.
Port Angeles, Wash, January 49, Ar, ship
Gov. Robe, San Francisco.
Beaufort, S. c. January "a. Sid from Che
haw, sch. Stanley Ii. Miner, New York
Pascagoula, January 26. Cleared, sch. Alice
Lord, Havana.
San Francisco January rs. Sid, ship Aryan,
| New York.
New Orleans, January Is. Sid, sch. Hollis
wood, Carrabelle, Fla.
| Port Tampa, January 81. Sid, sch Edward
| H. Cole, Norfolk.
/ Stockton, January e. Sid, sch Methebesec
Stonington; %, sailed, sch. VIM. Bisbee, Ston-
ington.
Portland, January 2s Cleared, schs NJ D.
Cressy, Norfolk; Charles Davenport, do; Geo
E. Walcott, coal port; James W. Paul, Jr., do
! 18th
Gilbert, Jacksonville; 80, ar, schs. Wyoming
| Newport News; VIM. II. Clifford, Philadelphia
Pendleton Brothers, New York.
Stonngton, Ne. January "a. AR, sch Lizzie
H. Patrick. Perth Amboy.
Searsport, January 81. Sid, sch. Singleton
Palmer, coal port
FOREIGN PORTS
Puerto Mexico, January 26. Sailed steamer
American, Delaware Breakwater for orders
%, ar, stmr Hawaiian, New York.
Rosario, January 2s. Sid, bark Penobscot
Rio Janeiro.
Bahia Blanca, January 81. Ar, bark Antioch
Boston.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Port Clyde, January %. Sch. F. G. French
recently wrecked on Mosquito Island was sold
at auction today for $3.50 to John H. Brennan.
Fort Morgan, Ala, January 80. Sch Hollis
wood, Walls, from New Orleans for Carrabelle
and Philadelphia, was towed into Mobile Bay
today by steamer Finn Nor.), from Baltimore,
waterlogged and on beam ends. The schooner
was picked up by the steamer about 100 miles
off Tampa.
| Portland, Me-. January 80. The six-masted
schooner Wyoming, the largest sailing vessel
afoat completed her maiden voyage today
when she arrived in Portland, whence she sail
ed December Fl. The Wyoming was blown far
out to sea by the December gale and some fears
were felt for her safety. She sustained no
damage and her return from Newport News,
where she loaded coal, was dneventful.
| Boston, January 81. In an effort to recover
the money expended in raising the old schooner
S. ]. Lindsey, which was sunk at Mystic wharf
| for several weeks, the State will endeavor to
sell the craft. The Lindsey was abandoned
| by her owners and the harbor and land COM
missioners contracted with wrecking COM
pany to raise the vessel and break it up. The
| Lindsey was found to be in such good con-
dition that the commissioners decided to sell
her if possible.
! Vineyard Haven, Mass, January 80 After
withstanding the seas on Northwest End reef
since last Sunday The hull of the wrecked
schooner Mertie B. Crowley went to pieces to-
day and her six masts have gone overheard.
The three after masts were the first to fall
this morning and later in the day it was seen
that the other three had also disappeared The
foremost, from which Capt. Haskell, his wife
and crew were rescued a week ago today, was
the last to fall. The strong southerly wind of
last night and heavy westerly blow today
created rough sea which was more than the
badly shaken hull could endure