The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-03-16
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, March 8. Ar, sch Jane Palmer,
Portsmouth; steamer Millinocket, Stockton
Springs; sid, sch Lavinia M Snow, San Juan;
9. sid, sch Herald, Wilmington. N C; passed
City Island, schs Normandy. Hoboken for Bel
Donna Briggs. Hob0ken for Camden; L A
Plummer, New York for Bucksport; II, sailed,
sch Herald, Wilmington. N c; Is. ar, schs
Rivers, Mobile; Methebesec, Darien for New
Haven; Robert A Snyder. Tampa for New Ha-
ven; Pendleton Satisfaction. Chehaw, s c; IA.
sid, sch Jane Palmer, Hampton Roads.
Boston, March 8. Sid, sch Wyoming, Hamp-
ton Roads; 10, ar, bark Penobscot, Fernandina
Philadelphia, March z. Ar, sch Stanley M
Seaman, Brunswick; II, cleared, sch Isabel
Wiley. Guanica; II, ar. stmr Oregonian, Puerto
Mexico.
N Carver, Wilmington. N C.
Mobile, March 6. Ar, sch Jacob M Haskell,
Galveston; 8, sid, bark Mamie Swan, San Juan
Norfolk. March 9. Sid, schs Mary E Palmer,
Portland; Northland. Searsport; 10, sailed, sch
Joseph Ray. Tampa.
Brunswick, March 9. Ar, sch Ella M Wiley,
New York land sailed for Satilla); IL, ar, schs,
Alice B Phillips, Stockton; Jas W Elwell, May
port
Hilo, March g. Sailed, stmr Arizonan, Salina
Cruz.
Honolulu, March 6. Ar, steamers Virginian,
San Francisco via Tacoma; Hilonian, Puget
Sound, &c.
San Francisco, Cal, March g. Ar, steamer
Missourian, Salina Cruz, &c; ship Edward Sew
all, Newport News; sd stmr Nebraskan Salina
Cruz; TO- ar, ship VIM P Frye. Norfolk.
Galveston, March IL. Sailed, 18th, sch Alice
Holbrook. Moss Point.
| Sand Key, Fla, March IL. Passed, 8 m, sch
Gov Powers, Baltimore via Knights Key, bound
west.
Searsport Me- March g. Ar, sch Ella May
Boston; II, ar, stmr Kanawha. Norfolk.
Stockton March ID. Ar, stmr Mlinocket,
New York; sid, sch Susie P Oliver, New York
Port Reading, March Is. Sid, sch Charles H
| New Haven, March ID. Sid, sch James w
Paul, Jr, Norfolk
FOREIGN PORTS.
Port au Prince, March 8. Ar. sch Estelle,
New York.
Puerto Mexico, March ~, 6 I'M. Steamed,
stmr Californian, Blake, New York.
Salina Cruz, March II, Up m. Sid, stmr Co.
lumbar, Nichols, San Diego; H. l m, ar,
stmr Laskan, Patterson, San Francisco, &c.
| MARINE MISCELLANY.
San Diego, Cal, March 7th. Her captain,
stricken blind through apoplexy, the American
| ship Aryan, which reached port yesterday,
after being out more than two hundred days
from Philadelphia spoke but one vessel on her
voyage around the Horn. Forty days after
clearing steam vessel was sighted. but since
that time nothing had heen heard from the
| ship, laden with five thousand tons of coal.
and two months ago all hope for her safety
was abandoned. Three months ago the last Of
the fresh meat and vegetables was used up
and the tobacco supply was exhausted. When
the ship was brought into port quantity of
fresh provisions and supply of tobacco were
| sent aboard. The officers did not understand
that the tobacco was intended for the crew
and serious trouble was narrowly averted. Or
der was restored when the men got their share
of the tobacco. Despite the hardship which
they suffered the crew of twenty-five men
and officers reached port in good physical con-
dition, with the exception of Captain Kim
mite. Preparations are being made for his
removal to his home in Belleville, N. J.