The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-05
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, May 81 Ar, sch Adelaide Bar
hour, Fernandina; %. ar, schs Mary Ann Me-
Cam, Wilton. N S. Harold B Cousens. st John
N B; 80 ar, sch John Darlington, Bangor via
Providence: sid, schs Methebesec, Bangor; An
ME Chase, South An boy for Rockand; Elsie
Bayles, st George, S |, for dc; Susan N
Pickering, Smiths Landing for Bangor; K P
Pendleton, Tampa; so. ar, sch Harold Beech
err Virgins, S c; sid, schs Kit Carson, Raritan
River for Bangor; Ira b El!ems, South Amboy
for Stonngton; 81, cid, sch Mary Ann McCann,
Newark June l, sid, sea John Darlington.
Bangor.
Boston, May 2S Ar, sch Mary Weaver,
Bangor; 90, ar, sch Sarah l. Davis. Point W olfe,
N B, sid, schs Horatio G Foss. Humacoa, P K;
Estelle Kriger, Port Jobos. P r; Alice Col
burn, Brunswick; c B Harrington, Yves port,
S; Catherine, Bangor; June ?, ar, sch Theo-
line, Fernandna
Baltimore, May 81 Cid, ship Aryan, San
Norfolk, May q Sid, sch Augustus H Bah
cock, Ponce, r; so, sid, sch Fairfield, Jack
sonville.
Port Reading. N ]. May 81 Ar, sch Massa-
SOFT Haskell. Brunswick.
jacksonville, May q, Sid, sch Augusta W
Snow. New York; %, ar, sch j Manchester
Haynes. New York.
Virgins, c, May OF. Ar, sch Susie II
Davidson. New York.
San Juan P R. May l6 Ar, sch Henry
Crosby, Pensacola.
Hio, May 26. Sid, stmr Columbia, Colcord,
Key West. Fla. May g. Sid, sch Blanch H
King. Mobile.
Brunswick, May 20 Sid, sch Brina PEN
dleton, New York; 80, sd sch Hattie Dunn,
Boston.
Port Tampa, May 90. Sid. sch Horace A
Stone, Baltimore.
New Bedford, May 81 Ar. sen Fred W
Aver Philadelphia
Charleston. c, May 80. Sid. sch Emma S
Lord, New York
Bangor May 2S Sid. schs Inez Wey-
mouth. W D Mangan, Boston; 20. ar, sch
Hiram. Boston; 80. ar. schs Grace Davis.
New York; Ida B Gibson, Port Reading; 81,
ar stnr F Lisman, Newport News: June
2, ar, schs N E Aver, New Haven; Gather
inc, Boston; r l. Tay, Boston: Magnus Man
son, Philadelphia sid, Irene Meservey, New
York; Northern Light Boston; Izetta, do; 3, ar.
schs Susan N Pickering. New York; Methe-
besec, do; C Clark Sound port; Fannie +
Hall, Boston; Nellie Grant. Lynn; sid. stmr f J
Lsman, Newport News; Ella M Storer, New
York.
Stockton, May %. Sid, schs Telumah, New
York; Fred C. Holden. Boston; June 2. ar, stmr
Miinocket, New York; sid, schs James
Young, New York: Susie P Oliver. do.
Searsport, May 90. AR, stmr Penobscot. Nor
folk; 80. ar, stmr George Hawley, Norfolk; sid,
stmr Penobscot, Norfolk; June 2, sid, stmr
George Hawley, Newport News; ar. barge
Waccamaw, Weymouth, Mass
Vinalhaven, June 2. Ar sch John Brace
well, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
St John, N B. May %. Sid, sch Mary E
Morse. City Island for orders.
Puerto Mexico, May 30. II m. Sid, str
Minnesotan, Curtis, Delaware Breakwater;
June l, m, ar, sim American, Ford, New
York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Rockland, Me-, May 81. With accommoda
tions for crew of 70 and capacity of nearly
5000 barrels, the steamer East Hampton,
launched today, is the largest steam fishing
craft on the Atlantic coast. Her gross tonnage
is 4O0, and she is nearly 1853 feet long. horse
power engine, to be installed at Portland next
month, will give estim ated speed of ID
knots. The steamer will cost 100000 and will
be owned in New York. She will be used in
the menhaden fishery under command of
Captain H. N. Edwards of Amaeansett, l.. l.