The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-06-10
SHIP NEWS.

New York, June g Ar, schs Harriet White
head, Stonington; Carrie E Look, Puerto Plata;
8. ar, sch Carrie E Look. St Annis Bay; cid,
schs Edward Blake, Dartmouth, N S; 81 Haz-
ard, Stonington; William Booth, Long Cove for
Philadelphia; Annie P Chase, Sullivan for do;
4, ar, schs Edith Mcintyre, Stockton; Annie B
Mitchell, Long Cove; sid, schs Carrie e Look.
Jamaica for Stanford, Ct; Ivan, Belfast, George
town.
Bo ,ton, June 3. Ar, sch James Slater, New
York for Lubec.
Philadelphia June 6. Sid, tug Valley Forge,
towing barge Herndon for Searsport
New Orleans, June 5. Cid. sch Frontenac,
Pensacola.
Fernandina, June 4. Ar, sch Thelma, Bos-
ton.
Tampa, June A. Sid. sch Theoline, Boston
Apalachicola. June 2. Ar, sch Robert H Nc
Curdy, Puerto Cabello.
Charleston. June 2, Ar. schs William E
Ltchfeld, New York; Joh., L Treat, do.
Newport News, June 2. Sid, sch Baker
Palmer, Rio Janeiro; 5, ar, sim Bay View,
Eastern port (and sid for Searsport.)
Norfolk, June l. Ar, sch Alicia Crosby,
Rockland; s. ar, sch Isabel Wiley, Philadel-
phia;7 sid, schs Clara A Donnell, Hinkley, Las
Palmas or Santa Cruz de Teneriffe; Alicia B
Crosby, Olsen, Para (both passed out Cape
Henry); George E Walcott. Hutchinson, Para
(not previously; cleared ship Edward Sewal,
Quick, Montevideo.
San Juan, R, May 90 Ar. sch Adelia
T Carleton, Liberia land sid 23d for New
York.
Port Reading. June g Cid. schs Elsie
Bayles St John, N b; Elizabeth Gilbert, Port
au Prince, Haiti.
Jacksonville, June 2. Ar, sch Horace
Stone, San Juan; 2, cid, sch Gen E S Greeley,
New York.
Mobile, June g. Sid, sch James W Paul, Jr
Progreso.
Perth Amboy, June 3. Sid. sch Elizabeth
a Isio A
Bayles. St John, N B; Pendleton. do.
Port Reading, June 4. Ar sch E Aver,
New York (and sid for Ellsworth, Me.)
Stockton, May 80. Sid, sch Lizzie Lane, New
York; 81 ar, stm Palmer to load lumber; schs
Addie McFadden. do Charles H Trckey, do.
Searsport, June l. Sid, sim Meteor, Nor
folk; 2, sid. sim Bay View. Norfolk; g. SID,
barge Foster. Philadelphia 4, sld- barge oolus.
Philadelphia 6, sid, barge Rain, Perth Amboy.
Stockton, June 2. Sid, sims Millinocket,
New York; W Palmer. Boston; 8, sid, sim
Itaska, Boston; sch Storm Petrol, do; park
Robertsfors (Rus), Rockland, to repair, -;
5, ar sch Gilbert Stanclif, Bangor, to load
lumber sld sch Charlotte Sibley, New York;
7, ar, sim Millinocket, New York.
West Sullivan, June 5. Sid, sch Carrie Buck
nam, New YORK.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Pernambuco, June 5. Ar, sch Josephine,
Magee, Norfolk.
Para. May 81. Sid, sch Charles A Campbell, |
Brunswick.
Buenos Ayres, May 3d. Ar. sch Mary E |
Palmer, Rio Janeiro Ito load for United States).
Newcastle, NSW May a. In port, ship Aryan,
for San Francisco.
Rio Janeiro May 80. Ar, sch Harwood Palm
er. Norfolk; June 3. sid, sch Sunlight. Palmer,
Rosario, June 4. Sid. sch Addison E Billiard,
New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
The moulds are being gotten out at the Percy
& Small shipyard in Bath for four masted
schooner, which will probably be built this
year.
Wilmington. N C, June 8 Sch Carrie Strong,
Hart, from Portland for Jacksonville, is re-
ported ashore on Frying Pan Shoals. 8 miles
from Cape Point; condition thought serious.
Washington, June 4. American shipbuilding
during May aggregated 173 vessels, with a
total of 19.49 tons, made up mostly of small
wooden steam vessels. Nine ships with an
aggregate tonnage of 27,743 added to
the merchant fleet from other sources.
Rockland, Me, June 4. The semi weekly
mail from Matinicus today brought news of
the havoc wrought there by Thursday morn
ing's hurricane, when two fishing boats owned
by William Seavey and H Gldden were
driven onto the rocks and smashed Each craft
was valued at about $1,000. Mr. Seavey had
no insurance.
Bucksport, June g. The crew of the schoon-
er William Matheson, which went ashore in a
heavy gale and dense fog at the Magdalin
islands May 26th and became total loss, ar
rived here June End. The vessel was owned
by M Nicholson & Co of Bucksport, was u
tons net was built at Essex, Mass, in 1875,
and had been engaged in the Grand Banks
fishery She was commanded by Capt Dever-
eaux, and this was the first disaster he had
ever met with. He did not return with the
crew, but remained to look after the owners
interests
Norfolk, Va, June 4. Capt Burgess and two
members of his crew were drowned today
when the schooner Warner Moore, Charleston,
C, May 20. for New York, was wrecked off
Cobb Island life saving station, about 10 miles
north of Cape Charles, Va. -Four members OF
the crew were saved. The schooner Carrie
Strong from Portland, Me, went ashore on Fry
ing Pan Shoals, near Wilmington. c, but
was pulled off tonight. She is not badly
damaged.