The Republican journal., 1900-10-11
SAILED.
Somes' Sound.
AMERICAN PORTS.


aid, Fernandina; Z, ar, schs. Kit Carson,
Bangor; Senator Sullivan, Philadelphia for
portsmouth; 8, ar, schs. Lizzie Lane, BAN
gor; Ellen M. Baxter, Somes Sound; Carrie
p. Pickering, Stonington; Calvin p. Haines,
frankfort; Geo. B. Ferguson, Bangor via
New Rochelle.
Boston, Oct. 3: Cid, sch. Gov Ames, coal
port; 4, sid, schs. Viola Reppard, Bruins
wick, Ga. Mary A. Hall, Sydney, c. B..
Hattie S: Collins, Stonington j from the Roads,
Daylight, coal port; Young Brothers, Phila-
Helen &. Moseley, Philadelphia; Nimbus,
do; cid, sch. Star Of the Sea, Portland.
Philadelphia, Oct. 9 Cid, sch. F. G.
French, Look, Portland 3, cid, bark G. P.
Dixon, Havana; 4, cid, sch. Carrie E. Look,
Fall River; 5, cid, sch. S. G. Haskell, Point
a-Pitre; 6, al, ship r. ID. Rice, Honolulu; 8,
AZ, sch. Levi Hart, New York.
Baltimore, Oct q Ar, bark White Wings,
Rio Janeiro 3, sid, sch. Pendleton Brothers,
Boston, s, cid, sch. Humarock, Galveston;
sid, sch. J; Manchester Haynes, Boston:
Portland, Oct g. Sid, schs. Lizzie 3. Den
nison, Kings Ferry, Fla; J. w. Balano,
ton, to load for Martinique.
Bangor, Oct. 4. Sid, Schs. Charlotte 7.
Sibley, Coombs,. New York; Lillian, Grin
die, Boston; Delaware, Cousins, do. ), ar,
sch; Winslow Morse, Boston; sid, schs. Etna
and Webster Barnard, New York Annie P.
Chase, do. !, AZ, schs. Annie r. Lewis and
Electa Bailey, New York; 8, ar, sch. Celia
F., Lord, Philadelphia; sid, sch. Hattie ii.
Barbour, Erski he, Stamford, Ct.
Delaware Break water, Del, Oct. 6. Sid,
schs. Henry r. Tilton, Philadelphia for Ban
gor MARY L. Crosby, do. for Belfast, r. T.
Pettigrew, Boston, for coal port.
Cape Nome, Alaska, Sept. II. In port,
steamers, Chas. ID. Lane, Warner Tacoma,
Dixon; Albion, Aloha, Alliance, Elk No. II,
Centennial, Oregon, Santa Ana, U. S. steam
er Hugh Mccullough and others.
Jack Sonville, Oct. /. Sid, sch. Methebe-
sec, Paramaribo.
Fernandlna, Oct. 2. Ar, sch, Lizzie B.
Wiley, Rivers, Boston.
Perth Amboy, Oct. 3. Sid, sch. VIM. E.
DowneS, Savannah
bine Pass.
Charleston, S. c., Oct. .. Ar, SCH R. Bow
erS, Brunswick.
Ship Island, Miss, Oct. s. Ar, sch. James
A. Garfield, Mobile.
Bath, Oct, 8. Sid, schs. Emma S. Briggs
and Sarah L. Davis, New York
Tofa, Jacksonville for Philadelphia.
Vineyard Haven, Oct. l. Passed SCH
Maggie S. Hart, Bangor for New York :;
Norombega, Boston for Bridgeport (latter
lost flying jibboom and headgear) 8, passed
sch. F. {. Pendleton, Bangor for Philadel-
phia.
Brunswick, Oct. s. Sid, sch Gladys, New
York
Salem, Oct. 8. Sid, schs Josie Hook,
Eliza S. Potter, Lucy Hammond, Stephen
J: Watts, Susie P. Oliver, for Bangor; A.
Heaton, Belfast.
San Francisco, Oct. 7. Sid, bark Edward
May, Honolulu.
FOREIGN PORTS.
st. Vincent, c. v, Oct t. Ar, ship st.
Paul, New York for Hong Kong, to land
ShlpWrecked crew.
Mauritius, Aug. 81. Ar, bark Rose Innis,
Reunion.
Rosario, Oct l. Sid previously, bark j.
ii. Bowers, Boston.
Hong Kong, Oct. 5. Ar, ship State of
Maine, New York
Table Bay, Sept. 3. Sid, bark Fred p.
Litchtield, Fulton, Port Natal.
Honolulu, Sept Is. Ar, ship Great Ad-
miral, Newcastle, \. S. W.
Rosario, Sept. TO- Sid, sch. George V.
Jordan, New York
MARINE MISCELLANY.
The launching of the six-masted schooner
Eleanor Percy will take place at Bath to-
day, Oct. II.
The four-lnasted schooner building at the
Captain Kelsey Of Clinton, Ct, will be
named Edith &. HOWELL She will be
launched curly in December.
The tve-masted schooner William g.
Carnegie arrived in Newport News, Oct.
4th, after quick passage from Portland.
She was only go hours in making the pas
sage, which is steamboat time.
Schr; Vera Cruz Ii (Portl, Bensoa, from
ST. John, NIB. Aug. % for St. Vincent, CIV.
capsized N a gale on Sept. Is. The crew
was rescued by ship st. Paul, Treat, from
New York for Hong Kong, which landed
them at st. Vincent
Port Clyde, Me, Oct. Sch. Lizzie Will
liams has been towed here for repairs
While bound from Bangor for Boston with
lumber, she sprang aleak Off Seal Harbor
and was beached by her crew, assisted by
the Whitehead life saving crew
Capt. Charles Hatch of Biddeford is to
have schooner 90 feet long, to cost $1,000,
built by A. Il NJ. Gammage Il Co. at South
Bristol, this fall and winter. She is to be
completed in January The frame and tim
Der are to be gotten out in Damariscotta.
Sch. Eastern Queen, Capt. f. c. Ray.
Boston for Gardiner, light, went ashore ON
Trundy' reef, Cape Elizabeth, Friday night,
and will be a total loss. Crew saved. The
Eastern Queen was 81 tons net, was built at
Eden, Mt. Desert, in 1871, and hailed from
Ellsworth.
City Island, Oct. 6. Sch James A. Par
sons, which arrived here to-day, reports
while Off Eatons Neck at $50 A. NJ. during
a thick fog, was run into by barge Virginia,
in tow of an unknown tug, and had star
board quarter stove in and smashed small
boat. Damage TO barge not aScertalned.
London, Oct. ,. The reported total loss
by fire at sea of the ship p, n. Blanchard
from Baltimore via Stanley, Fl, for San
Francisco, has been confirmed. The Blanch-
ard was owned in San Francisco, not in Bos-
ton, as reported, having been sold while
loading at Baltimore; price said to have
been S35,O00 So far as known there was no
insurance on the vessel in Boston,
Portsmouth, n. H., Oct s. The SCH
Onward, Capt. II. w. Thurston, Boston for
Fort Foster, Gerrish island, Portsmouth
harbor, with 800 bbls. of cement, went
ashore during thick fog Friday night on
Odiorne's ledge, below Portsmouth, and at
last accounts it was thought that she would
be total loss. The crew were taken off
by the life savers. The Onward was YES
sci of "a tons net, was built at Bucksport in
1866, and was owned by Mrs. Hattie Thurs
ton Of fremont, Me-, who has no insurance
Montevideo, Oct. ). Ship P. n. Blanchard,
Courtney, from Baltimore for San Francis
co before reported) took fire at sea after
being bufeted by a terrible storm for 20
days The crew were divided into three
parties and put Off in life boats. Captain
Courtney and his party arrived in Cygnet
Bay. The American Consul at Port Stanley
sent schooner in search of the other mem
hers of tho crew The schooner sailed IN