The Republican journal., 1900-11-22

Tilton, Bangor; sid, ship w. H. Conner,
Freemantle; 16, ar. ship A. G: Ropes, Homo
schs. Jessie Jess Lena, Devereaux, Jacksonville '
George Nebinger and Maud Snare, Bangor;
10, ar, schs. Wesley NJ. Oler, Brunswick for
Perth Amboy; Henry Crosby, Jacksonville
for do. VIM. H Sumner, Brunswick; 20,
ar, ship L. Schepp, Hong Kong.
BrunsWick Ca Esteile e Wilmington, c.
Is, ar, schs. Lizzie Williams, Candage, Ban
gor; l6, sid, sch. Lizzie B. Wiley, Savannah :;
Is, ar, sch Empress, Batchelder, New York !;
10, ar, sch. Henry Whitney, WEIGH, Bangor.
Philadelphia, Nov. IA. Sid from Break
Mater1 brig Jennie Hubert, Curacao; sch.
D. Rice, Hiogo; schs. Tofa, Charleston :;
Lyman NJ. Law, Portland liar, ship Luzon,
Honolulu and Kahului.
Baltimore, Nov II. Ar, sch VIM. B.
Palmer, Bangor.
Bangor, Nov IA. Ar, schs. Sadie Wilcutt,
Portland; Is, ar, sch. Annie R. Lewis,
Barren Island; Is, sid, schs. Sarah L. Davis,
PatterShall, EliZabethport; S. NJ. Bird :;
VeaZie, New York; II, ar, sch. Annie P.
Chase, Ellis, Perth Amboy; cid, schs. Mary
E. Palmer, coal port; Isaiah K. Stetson,
Is, sid, sch. Eagle, Timer, New York; 90,
sid, sch. Teiumah, New York.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. H. Sid, SchS. Carrie
3. Look, Veazie, Reedy Island; Ebenezer
Hackett, Pendleton, Perth Amboy; To- cid,
sch ,Nimbuss, Philadelphia; ld, sid, sch.
Senator Sullivan, Hopkins, New York.
Galveston, Nov. IS. Sid, sch. Humarock,
Cambell, Mobile; 10, cid, sch. John E. Deve-
lin, Hichborn, Port Tampa.
Norfolk, Nov. IA. Sid, sch. Electa Bailey,
Clay, Boston; -, sid. sch. Hattie II. Bar
bour, Erskine, Martinique.
mdRll lh' Nov. 10. Ar sch Daylight H''''-
Port Townsend, Wash, Nov. TO- Sid,
ship Great Admiral, Sterling, Chemainus !;
Jacksonville, Nov. Is. Ar sch. Adelbert
Ames, Baltimore sid, sch Maggie G. Hart,
New York.
Perth Amboy, Nov. H. Sid, sch Maggie
Mulvey, Rockland; 10, sid, sch. Stephen
Bennett, Mt. Desert Ferry
New Bedford, Nov. Is. Ar, sch. William
Slater, Perth Amboy.
Fernandina, Nov. ~. Ar, schs. Laura NJ.
Lunt, Cummings, Boston; Flora Rogers, St.
Savannah, Nov 49, Ar, sch Etna, New
York
FOREIGN PORTS
Pernambuco, Nov. -. Ar, bark Mamie
Swan. New York
Turks Island, Nov. IA. Ar, sch R. W.
Hopkins, Boston passage - days..
Boston,
Rio Janeiro, Nov. Is. Sid, bark Frances,
Baltimore; Is, ar, bark, Herbert Black.
Rosario.
y Cayenne, EG. about Nov; IA. Al, sch, J.
t. BOdwell, Quinlan, New York.
Louishurg, CB, Nov. IS. cid, sch. NJ. B..
Stetson, Placentia Bay, Mid
st. Heleua, Nov. Is. Passed previously,
ship s. ?. Hitchcock, Gates, Hong Kong for
New York.
San Juan, PR. Oct. % Ar, sch: Jennie
A. Stubs, Dorr, New York and sid, Nov.
for GonaiveS.
Lorenzo Marquee, Oct % Sid, bark,
Fred p. Litchtield, Fulton, Fremante
Port Antonio, Nov. 10. Ar, sch. Wellfeet,
Jacobs, Sabine Pass.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Ship A. j. Fuller, Dermot, Oys-
ter Harbor for Kahului, Nov. 9, lat 80 so \
lon 100 w.
Bangor, Now is. Sch. Polly, from Ban
gor, with 10000 lumber, was wrecked at
North Brooksville 10th.
Mark Island Ledge Bell Buoy, red, nun
shaped, is reported adrift. 1t will De re-
placed as soon as practicable.
Bullock, from Port johnson for Bangor,
came to anchor here this afternoon with
loss of foremost and all attached having
been struck by a heavy squall.
\ eabegram received by Cobb, Butler 4
Co., Rockland Nov 14th, announced the
safe arrival at Cayenne of the schooner j.
K Bodwell. She was several weeks over
due and had been given up for lost by her
owners.
Sch. Mary Farrow, New York for Port
land, before reported ashore on Cow Island,
Casco bay was tloated off Nov. 18th, after
llghterlng part Of her cargo of cement, and
anchored in the cove. She is leaking, and
about 200 bbs. of cement is wet.
Philadelphia, Nov. 10. Sch. Edward T.
Stotesbury left here to-day for loading berth
at Marcus Hook, having repaired keel, about
% feet OF which was carried away by strik-
ing a ledge at New Bedford, where she put
i'll for harbor While bound from Bucks
port for Philadelphia in tow.
Bangor Nov II. News was received here
to-day of the wreck at North Brooklin, Me-.
of the schooner Charity. The crew We're
built at 1Iackensack, y. j., in 1894 and hail
ed from Rockland. She had cargo of 75,-
600 feet of lumber shipped by Morse & Co.
of Bangor.
Rockport, Me-, Nov IA, in port, loading
for New York, schs. Charley Woolsey and
Helena; for Boston, Onward, Carrie Lang
don, Leone, Lady Antrim, Florida and An
ME Sargent. The use of bargeS in the lime
carrying trade will begin next month, sup
planting the fleet of schooners sailing from
this port.
Boothbay, Me-, Nov. IS. The schooner
Agate ran ashore on Tumble's Island, last
night. Capt. Hall was struck by the fore
boom, knocked overheard and drowned, his
body not having yet been found Capt
er Agate was from Bangor with cargo of
lumber for Boston. Capt. Hall was her
owner. The vessel is lying in bad posi-
ton and will probably be a total loss.
New London, Nov. Is. Actual work be-
gan this week on the laying of the keels of
the mammoth iron steamships to be built at
the works of the Eastern Shipbuilding Com
projected ships are to be larger than any
vessel in the world now building or planned
The new vessels will be of 10000 tons regis
ter and $4,000 tons displacement, or just