The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-01-28
SHIP NEWS.
AMERICAN PORTS.

New York. Jan 20. Ar. schs VIM E Downes'
Jacksonville. VIM Burnham, Savannah; 81,
sid, schs Brina P Pendleton, Port Liberty for
Caiais; Henry Chamberlain. Port Reading
for Bucksport; Ruth B Cobb. Port Royal. S y;
~; SO. sch Eagle Wing; Newport News; ~. ar.
sch Augusta W Snow, Portland for Hoboken.
Boston, Jan 81 Ar, sch Theoline, Jackson.
vile; sid. schs Hume. Belfast; May Brewer,
Rockland; J Bodwell. Searsport; 20. ar. sch
Annie & Reuben. Stonington; sid, sch Cata-
wamkeag, Belfast.
Philadelphia, Jan 81 Ar. sch Helvetia,
charleston; cl1, sch Elizabeth Gilbert, Norfolk;
~. ar, sim Hilton. Stockton.
Baltimore. Jan %. Ar. sch Jacob M Haskell.
Port Tampa.
Jacksonville. Jan 10. Ar, sch R P Pendleton.
Venezuela.
Newport News Jan ~. Ar. sim Seaconnet,
Boston land sid on return)
Charleston, Jan % Ar. sch William E Ltch-
field. Norfolk.
Mobile. Jan 81. Ar, sch James W Elwell,
ney West
New Haven, Jan %. Sid. sch Gen S
Greeley, Norfolk.
Perth Amboy, Jan %. Cid. sch Hugh de
Payens. Jacksonville.
Apalachicola. Jan %. Ar. sch Robert H
McCurdy. Antigua, W l.
Stockton, Jan TO- Sid, stm Itasca, Norfolk;
%. ar, sim Millinocket, New York; Is, cid,
stmr Millinocket, New York; sch James B
Drake, Norfolk
Searsport, Jan 49, Ar. barge Nesquehoning,
Eiizabethport; Is, ST. barge Tunnel Ridge,
Philadelphia
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Sch Maude Palmer, Davis. from Turks Island
for Boston. has arrived at San Juan leaking,
half of her cargo of salt lost.
TURKS ISLAND. Jan. 10 The captain and
crew of schr Frederick Roessner, before re.
ported abandoned, were landed here today by
str Iroquois They will be taken to New York
by str Algonquin.
New York. Jan. rs, Ten men, rescued from
sinking schooner, were brought to this port
Monday by the Southern Pacific steamer Ell
Vale from Galveston. They were Capt.
Dodge and nine members of the crew of the
Bath, Maine, schooner Mary L. Baxter, which
sailed from Port Tampa, Fla, for Baltimore.
Jan. IL. Capt Dodge said that the schooner
encountered a hurricane late Saturday night
which carried away her masts and left her
helpless. For eleven hours Sunday the
men chung to the sides of the vessel until the
Ell Vale hove in sight and took them off One
member of the crew was ir jured by a falling
mast. The rescue was Effected about 60 miles
north of Cape Ha.teras.
NEW YORK, Jan. "a. The steamer York
Castle, which arrived today from Swansea
br ought Capt. Amer Kelley ard five seamen
OF the three-mas ted schoon Alic Lord, aban-
doned at sea Jan. IT which on the voyage
from Jacksonville to New Bedford. Capt
Kelly said that he sailed from Jacksonville OF
Jan, Z with load of lumber. Off the Frying
Pan shoals the vessel ran into gale which car
ried to Hatteras, where she struck on the
Outer Diamond shoal. She remained on the
shoal for three hours until all masts were lost
and her bows carried away. Osborn Hazel,
aged Is years. washed overheard and
lost. For five days then the vessel drifted a
complete wreck. The crew, almost without
food and with no water were compelled to
lash themselves to the deckhouses. On Jan IA
the steamer Mombass sighted the wreck and
rescued all hands AS the Mombass was bound
to Havre the men were transferred on Jan. 20
to the York Castle, which brought them to this
port. Capt. Kelly was badly injured while his
vessel was aground on the shoals. The Alice
LORD registered 291 tons. She hailed from
Bangor and was built at Millbridge in 1902.