The Republican journal., 1911-05-04
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York. April &C. Sid, Clifford N Carver,
Knights Key; ar, stmrs kentuckian, Puerto
Mexico; Californian, do; q, ar, schs Susan N
Pickering, Darien; Alice Lord, Jacksonville;
%, ar. stmr Carolyn. Stockton; 20, ar, schs
Emma Briggs South Amboy for Vinalhaven;
Etna, Knights Key; Pendleton Satisfaction,
Virgins, S G; 2, ar, schs Abenak, Stockton;
Caroline Gray. Frankfort.
Boston, April 26. Ar, sch Annie Lewis,
Stonington; May l, sid, bark Penobscot, Buenos
Apres.
Philadelphia, April 81. Ar, sch Fannie & Fay,
Stonington via Portland; 80, ar, stmr Oregon
ian, Puerto Mexico.
Baltimore, April &c. Ar, sch Augustus H
Babcock, Port Tampp. I,
Newport News, April &C. Sid, sch Thema
Boothbay; 2s sid, schs Gen Greeley, Bos-
ton; Maude Palmer, Bangor.
Norfolk, April 25. Cid, schs Gov Powers,
Ponce, R; Northland Portland; sid, sch Win
field schuster, Port Tampa; 80, ar, sch Mary
E Palmer, Bangor.
Hawaiian Islands, April 90 Steamed, stmr
Columbian, Nichols, Salina Cruz.
San Francisco, April 20. Sid, ship Aryan,
Port Blakeey; 49, sid, stmr Arizonian, Homo
lulu; %, ar, stmr Virginian, Salina Cruz, etc.
Key West, April 26. Ar, schs Stella B. kap
Ian, Baltimore Gilbert Bros, Mobile
Port Reading, April 25 Ar, schs Mary E
Morse, New York; Charlotte 7 Sibley, do; sid,
sch Lizzie D Small, Manset; 2s cid, sch Char
lotte 7 Sibley, Winter Harbor.
Portsmouth, April 81 Ar sch Ella M Storer
St George S l,
New London, Ct, May l. Ar, sch Charlotte
sibley, Port, Reading for Winter Harbor.
Darien. Ga, April %. Cid, sch Celia f,
Bridgeport, Ct.
Georgetown, c, April 2s. Sid, sch JOHN
Bossert, New York.
Bangor, Apr26 Ar, schs W D Mangan, Boston;
Ida, Rockland; Eagle, Boothbay; Alton T Min
er, Swans Island; Annie F kimball, Mt Desert;
sid, sch Gilbert Stanclitf, Boston; 81 SID, schs
George Wacott, coal port; James Rothwell,
stone port; %, ar, sch Georgietta Lawrence,
Boston; sid, schs Henry W Cramp coal port
Portland Packet, Boston; May 2, ar sch Fannie
c Bowen, Philadelphia.
| West Sullivan, April 26. Ar, schs American
Team, Boston; Franconia, Ellsworth; sid, sch
Charles Jeffres, New York; 81 ar, schs Chase
and Lottie Bird, Rockland; May l. ar, schs
Oracle j, Boston; Georgietta, do; sid, schs Dora
| Allstone, New York; American Team. do
Henry Chase, Bar Harbor.
Bucksport, April 26. Sid, sch George D Ed
munds, Stonington, Me.
| Vinalhaven, April Z6. Ar, sch Brigadier
New York.
Hurricane, April 70 Ar, sch Daniel Nc
Loud, New York.
Stockton, April Is. Ar, schs Annie Chase
Bangor; Mabel Snow; Rockland; 26, sid, stmr
Carolyn, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Saliua Cruz, April q, m. Ar, stmr Mis-
sourian, Lyons, Hlo 20, s p m, sid, stmr Mexi-
cam Tapley, San Diego
Puerto Mexico, April %, a. m. Ar, stmr
Hawaiian, Dow, New York; sid, 3 m, stmr
American, Colcord, Delaware Breakwater.
Port Prince, April 80 Sid. sch Herald,
Simmons, Monte Christi and Hartford, CT.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Boston, May 1st heavy fog which skirted
the southern New England coast early yester-
day brought disaster to shipping. The stone
laden schooners Sadie Willcutt, Sullivan, Me
for New York, and the George d Edmands,
Stonington, Me. for New York. came together
in thick fog off Nanset, Cape Cod, the Will
cult settling soon after, giving the crew barely
time to escape, and the Edmands losing fore
and main sails and being cut almost to the
waterline The Edmands was safely anchored
off Orleans last night. A collision of less dam
age was that in Vineyard sound, near Tarpaulin
cove, in which the freight steamship Carolyn,
bound from Ne>. York for Stockton Springs
Me, ran into the coal-laden schooner Singleton
Palmer, Newport News for Boston. deck
hand on the Carolyn, Nicholas Melis, was bad
ly injured, but will recover. The crew of the
of Brooksvile, Me, and his two sons, Leroy
the mate, and William, sailor, and his son-in-
law, Ernest Chaplain, the cook, reached the
Orleans life saving station safely, although
narrowly escaping when their vessel settled
suddenly with her heavy cargo following the
collision. The Sadie Wllcutt is 29l tons net.
was built at St George, Me, in 1874 halls from
Belfast and is owned by the Pendleton Broth
of New York and Islesboro.