The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-09-22

of mixed fish. The crew consisting of IA
men were taken off the wreck by the fishing
sch. Lizzie Maud, and arrived at this port
to-day.
Bath, Me-. Sept. IA Sch Charles Cooper,
Capt. Daniel Murphy, made quick passage
from the Kennebec to Boston Saturday, with
a cargo of lis NJ. lumber, making the trip in
nine and one-half hours. The new ship Frs
kline M. Phelps made a quick run from the
Kennebec to Baltimore. Seven days is a very
good passage for this season of the year and
is proof that the new craft has fine sailing
qualities.
Gloucester, Mass, Sept. IA. Sch Edith NJ
Prior. Capt Elroy Prior, has stocked an even
S25 900 in the past year. The E. M Prior is
engaged in the paddock fishery, and has
brought in trip after trip of large proper
tions. Capt. Prior is known as one of the
most capable shippers in the business and
his success is deserved. 1t is thought that
| this is the high line stock from this port for
| the year
| Barbados, Sept Is. The ship Loanda of
| 1447 tons, Capt. Dodge, from Rio Janiero,
and the American bark Grace Lynwood of
| 592 tons, Capt. Gilley, from New York for
Port Spain, both lying at this port when the
! recent hurricane arose, were blown out to
sea and have not been heard of since. Furth-
er losses have been sustained, principally to
coasters. Later-A dispatch dated St. Vim
cent, West Indies from Capt. Gilley, states
| that the Grace Lynwooi is ashore, dsmast-
ed, and will probably prove a total loss
Captain and crew all saved.
Regina of Machias, Me, was towed in here
this morning by the ting I,eader The Heoina
was damaged bv collision with the .ch liz
| zie Carr of Thomaston, Me. Capt. Sanborn
of the damaged vessel states chat he was
l., with a cargo of lumber Saturday eyen.
ing. when the vessel was of HiphIand Tigbr
during dense fog the t,vomasted sch H.
zie Carr of Thomaston. Cant Cbadwiclx
bound from Kingston. n Y. to Portsmouth
with cargo Of coal. crashed into her, The
Carr struck the Regina on the MORT side at
the main rigging. tearing sails and doino
other damage The Carr had most of her
| headgear carried away The Regina nnt
about and bore mn for this mort. malSing sloIy
progress to Boston LIGHT. where she was
taken in tow by the tug.
! Chatham Mass Sent % The harkan
tine Harriet s. Jackson. New York for
| Chatham ~ B. with cargo of birthstone
| ran ashore early this morning on Monomhy
beach Vessel and cargo are probably a
total loss. The crew was saved The bark
| entine is in bad condition tonight with no
hone of saving the vessel. althongh a tnq ia
expected from Boston in the morning to
make the attempt The vessel was strin
| ned of sails and running rigping bur further
work was suspended to await the attennt
to float her tomorrow. If unsuccessful "a
is anticipated. the anchors. chains and
other materials will be saved without aft
fcultv. The weather has been extremely
smoky all day. nreventinp ohservationa saa.
| ward The Jackson was huilt in Yarmouth
in 1874 but is now owned in New York
Her gross tonnage was 497 81
Boston. Sent. Is. The three masted
schooner Electa Bailey of Bangor. Canaan
CLAY hound from Port Liberty New Yorlr
to Portsmouth with coal. while ro,,nding
Cane Cod in a thick fog early last evening