The Republican journal., 1900-12-13

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Breakwater; Natl. T. Palmer, Newport
News; 8, ar, schs. R. W. Hopkins, Turks
Island; Mary E. Palmer, Philadelphia; 10,
ar, sch. Eagle, Bangor via Salem for New
York.
Philadelphia, Dec 4. Cid, sch. A. B. Sher-
Brunswick; Z, cid, schs. Sarah W. Law
renee, Carter, Portsmouth; Young Broth
erS, Boston; 8, ar, sch. Lyman M. Law,
Blake, Portland; 10, ar, sch. Gertrude L.
Trundy, Dodge, Portland; sid, sch. Carrie
L. Look, VeaZie, MaypOrt.
Boston; 6, sid, sch. VIM. B. Palmer, New
York; 10, ar, sch. Sallie ron, Fernandina
Portland, Dec. 6. Sid, sch. D. II. Rivers,
Colcord, Baltimore.
Bangor, Dec. 6. Ar, sch. Mary Wiley,
sid, sch. Mary Farrow, Teel, New York; 5,
ar, schs. Andrew Nebinger, Port johnson !;
Estelle, Salem; 9, ar, sch. Post Boy, Port
johnson; sid, sch. Mary Wiley, Ports
! mouth.
Fernandina, Dec. 4: Cld,, sch. Flora
Rogers, Williams, San Fernando, Trinidad :;
London.
Jacksonville, Dec T. Sid, Sch Gen. Adel-
bert Ames, Dodge, New York.
Waldoboro. Dec. 4. SID, sch. Fannie Pal
mer (new,, 5 masts) Williams, Newport
Camden, Dec. 5. Sid, sch. Van Allen
Boughton (new) for Hampton roads for
orders.
Pascagoula, Miss, Dec. 5. Ar, sch. Helen
g. Moseley., Holt, Galveston.
Trask, G: F. Flint. A. v. Ellis, Webster
Barnard, Serena S. Kendall, Northern Light,
Clara f. Rogers, Seth W. Smith. Annie P.
Chase, Nat Aver, Telumah, all for Ny.
Brunswick, Dec. ]. Ar, sch. Tofa, Charles
ton; s, cid, sch. Willie L. Newton, New
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land; sid, schs. Willie L. Newton, New
York; Wesley NJ. Oler, do.
Norfolk, Dec. Z. Cid, ship Susquehanna,
Manila.
New Haven, Dec. 8. Ar, sch Edward H.
Blake, Fernandna.
Bath, Me-, Dec. 10. Ar, sch f. L. Warren,
| Boston.
Dutch Island Harbor, R. l., Dec. II. Ar,
sch Pendleton Sisters, Bangor for n y,
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Buenos Ayres, Nov. 26. Sid, bark Addie
| Morrill,, Boston.
Rio Janeiro, Nov. %. Ar, sch Edith l..
Allen, Gilkey, Fernandna.
| Havana, Dec 5. Sid, sch. George W.
| Wells, Brunswick and New York
| Gibraltar, Dec. 7. Ar, brig Leonora, New
| York.
Chefoo, Dec s. Arrived, bark Adolph
Obrig, New York for Hong Kong.
Rio yaneiIo, Nov. 4. In port, sch. Geo.
Y. Jordan, Harding, from Rosario de Santa
Fe for New York, arrived Oct. 3d. leaky.
San Juan, p. r., Dec 10. Sailed, steamer
Ponce, Dyer, New York.
MARINE MISCELLANY
Spoken Ship Tillie E. Starbuck, Phila-
delphia for Hiogo, Nov. 10, S. lat. 1, w.
Ion. 81
| Beverly, Mass, Dec 4. Schr Victory of
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| before reported ashore here, has hole in
her bow and is full of water; valued at
| $500; uninsured.
| Vineyard Haven, Mass, Dec. g. Sch.
Mary E. Palmer, Phil for Boston, now at
this port, experienced violent gales off Shin
necook, ID inst, during which She lost and
| split sails and broke miZZen gatf. She ar
| rived here this morning and will be toWed
| to destination.
| Portland Me, Dec. 6. The sch Malcolm
Baxter, Jr., Capt. Bailey, from Phil. with
coal, was toWed into this harbor by tug Ice
King to-day, and her captain reports a
rough experience during Yesterdays gale
| The Baxter was about 25 miles Off the Cape
| when the storm broke, and her spanke
| boom was snapped off like pipestem.
Almost immediately the spank gatf broke,
and not more than minute later the main
gatf snapped. Some of the sails, including
the main and iib, We're badly torn Capt.
Bailey says it was the hardest blow he ever
experienced, and he believes the wind must
have attained a velocity of fully 10 miles an
hour
Boston, Dee. >. In the gale yesterday the
three-master Ella NJ. Storer ran down the
Rockland schooner Louisa Francis, but a
single anchor held both craft until assist
ance came. The four-master Frank A.
Palmer dragged across the harbor, but her
anchors finally held. Sch. Lillian of Gas.
tine dragged her anchors off Bird Island,
fouling coal barge. and broke main
boom, stove boat, and tore away half of
tatfrail. Sch. Lizzie Lane, lumber loaded,
for New York, crashed into the Redding
pier at Salem and had stern badly stove in
The small two-masted schooner S. s. Smith
of Rockland lies sunk at the new Common
wealth pier, South Boston. She arrived
Tuesday from Vinalhaven, Me-, with a
cargo of tishscrap for the international glue
company, and was anchored off South Bos-
ton flats when the storm broke During the
height of the blow she dragged her anchors
and dashed into the new pier, where she
pounded heavily, staying in her quarter
and finally filling with water When it be-
came apparent that the schooner was doom
ed Capt. Edwin S. Norris and one sailor,
who were on board, clambered on the pier,
saving only few of their personal belong
ings. The Smith was built at Shag Harbor,
n. T., in 1867, and owing to her extreme age
il is doubtful if any attempt is made to save
her. The cargo is insured, but there is no
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