The Republican journal., 1915-04-22
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York, April Is. Ar, sim Ohioan. Tacoma;
sch Cora Cressey, Bath, for Norfolk and Rio
Janeiro; Ia. ar, sch John Bossert, Georgetown.
S c. Is, ar. sch Susie Oliver. Stockton; 16,
ar, sch Donna T Briggs, Vinalhaven; II, ar,
schs Ida Gibson, Bridgeport; N E Aver, New
Haven for Perth Amboy; William Booth. Rob-
erts Harbor for Philadelphia; 18, ar, sch W
Hilton, Long Cove; sid, sch 1zetta, Elizabeth
port for Fredericton, N B; 10, ar, sen George
E Klinck, Long Cove; 20. sid, sch Lizzie Lane.
South Amboy for Belfast; ar, sch Gen E S
Greeley. Savannah.
Boston, April 16. Ar, sch Georgietta, Sulli-
van; II, sid, sch Mary Ann McCann, Glouces-
ter and Bucksport; 10. ar, sch Annie & Reuben,
Stonington via Portland; sid, schs Theoline.
Norfolk; Gov Powers, do.
Philadelphia, April Is. Ar, sim Texan,
Honolulu. etc; IA, ar, sch Charles Klinck,
Long Cove; is, ar, sim Penobscot, Bangor; 16,
ar, sch Horace A Stone, Boston.
Baltimore. April ID Cid, sch Robert H Nc
Curdy, Puerto Csbello.
Newport News, April t. Sid, sch Melbourn
Smith, Rio Janeiro.
Norfolk, April Is. Ar, sch Melbourn P
Smith, New York; cid. sch Dorothy B Barrett,
Searsport; a. ar, sch Josephine, Philadelphia
15 ar, schs Mark Pendleton, New York: Gen
E Greeley, Savannah for western port; cid,
sim ltaska, st Georges, Bermuda; 16, sid sch
Dorothy B Barrett. Searsport; cid, sch jose
phine, Pernambuco; II, cid, sch Mark Pende-
ton, Horta, Azores; l9, ar, sch Pendleton Sis
tiers, Cheverie, N S.
Pensacola, April 49, Ar, schs William E
Downes. San Juan; Henry Crosby. Mobile
San Francisco. April IL. Ar, sim Georgian,
New York.
Providence, April Is. Sid. sch Helvetia.
Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, April Is. Sid. sch Methebesec.
Providence.
Apalachicola. Fla, April IA. Ar, sch Samuel
W hathaway. Humacoa Qoads for Boston.)
Gulfport, Miss, April Ia. Sid. sch Brina P
Pendleton. Bath, Me.
Mobile. April Is. Ar, sch James W Paul, Jr
Progresso.
New Haven, April 16. Sid. sch N Aver,
Perth Amboy.
Blake. Brunswick.
Port Reading, April le. Cid. sch VIM E
Litchield, Charleston.
Bangor. Apri! Is. Ar, sch Fannie Hall,
Boston; II, ar. sch Inez, BrooksviIle: sid, schs
Tarratine, Bri6gewater, N S, to load lumber
for New York; 20, ar. sch Mineola Boston.
West Sullivan. Me, April Is. Sid, sch La
volta, Newport.
Stockton, April 10. Sid, sim Millinocket,
Philadelphia and New York
Searsport, April l6. Sid, barge Greenwood,
Elizabethport; II, sid, barge R & Co No 4,
Rockland; 20, sid, barge Exeter, coal port.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cheverie. N S. April g. Cid, schs Mary E
Morse, Norfolk; ID, sid. sch M v B Chase, do.
Cienfuegos. April ID. Sid, sch Adelaide
Barbour, Philadelphia
Dublin, April IA. Sid. ship Edward Sewal,
Newport News.
Pernambuco. April Z. Ar, sch Edward E
Briry, Norf, Tx; H. ar, sch Magnus Manson, do
Rio Janeiro. April II. Sid, sch Fairfield
Philadelphia; 49, ar. sch Fannie Palmer, Nor
folk.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Portland. Me-, April 16. Anxiety for the
safety of the schooner Clara DonnelI, which
left Gulfport, Miss, March 16 for Portland
with railroad ties, was relieved when it was
learned she had arrived at Vineyard Haven
today.
Vineyard Haven, Mass. April 16. Schr
George Klinck, from Long Cove for New
York, before reported in a dangerous position
on Halves Shoal. has been floated by cutter
Acushnet and is being towed to New Bedford.
Portland. April 16. recent addition
to the fleet of packet schooners plying
between Portland and eastern ports is the 70
years old fishing schooner Maine, hailing from
Brooklin, which arrived here yesterday from
Jonesport and will tar on freight at Widgery's
wharf. She is believed to the only "pinky"
shaped vessel now doing business on the Maine
coast, although at the time she was built her
type was very common in these waters, espe-
cially among the fishing fleet
A DERELICT. The three-masted schooner
Herald of New York was towed into Swans
Island by fishermen April She was picked
up at sea. abandoned and waterlogged The
crew of the Herald were taken off by Glou.
cester fishing schooner, and landed at Liver.
pool. S. April 10th. Capt Austin Stanley
and Capt W F Sprague were the lucky men.
They left Swans Island that forenoon in the
power boat Dorothy H. When they reached
the grounds they were surprised to see a large
schooner few miles distant, behaving in a
manner that plainly told the absence of a
helmsman. They boarded the derelict and tow
ed her in. Capt Sprague went to Rockand the
next morning and after reporting to Deputy
Collector Herbert W Thorndike telegraphed
TO the managing owners, ] Whitney Co,
$40 Bridge street. New York. The Herald
was abandoned off Cape Sable. Her deck is
more than half gone and the upper work badly
smashed, but the spars still standing All
of the sails torn to shreds save the
spanker and foret, psai, which were furled at
the time the craft was abandoned The schooner
has about half a cargo of lumber, and Captains
Stanley and Sprague will have good salvage
for their days work. The Herald was built IN
the Cottrell yard. Belfast in 1888 for P Buck
& Co of New York and was commanded by
Capt Mark Gray of Bucksport, She was 439
tons net,