The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-11-28
SHIP NEWS.

ma them up to this writing
SHIP NEWS.
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PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED.
Nov. 81. Ar. sch. John 7. Williams,
No Nov. y 2; schr. Pandora, Holder, St.
Nov. % Sch. Norman, Dunbar, Bruins
wick, Ga.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov 49, Ar, sch. Maud
Briggs, Barren Island for Bangor; 20, cid,
sch Edward Il; Blake, Fernandina; ar, sch.
Mary I. Quimby, Bangor: 20, ar, schs. Ella
NJ. Wiley, Brunswick; Charlotte T. Sibley,
Savannah; %, ar, schs. Pendleton Brothers,
Fernandina; Carrie A. buchanan, Gonaives
A. ". Ellis, Ryder, Rockland; "a, ar, schs.
Norombega, Bangor; Daylight, Allyn's
Pigeon Cove for Philadelphia; %, ar, schs.
Carrie E. Look, Veazie, Fernandina; Jose
Olaverri, Savannah; Pocassett, Stonington
w. E. and W. l.. Tuck, Frankfort; Anne
?. Chase and Samos, Bangor; sld schs Cliff
ford N. Carver, Savannah Henry r. Tilton,
Boston, Nov. q. Ar, brig Sullivan, Glen
fuegos; schs. Nightingale, Bangor; James
A. Webster, Vinalhaven %, ar, schs. Thos.
Xix, Belfast; Hattie S. Collins and Sun
beam, Stonington; Beta and Albert Pharo,
Bangor; "a, ar, sch. Maud Briggs, Webster,
Barren Island for Bangor, put in for harbor.
Philadelphia, Nov %. Cid, sch. Maggie
S. Hart. Key West.
Baltimore, Nov. % Ar, sch. John c.
Smith, New York "a, ar, bark Josephine,
Mclean, Rio Janeiro; "a, ar, sch. j. C.
Strawbridge, Coombs, Boston.
Bangor. Nov. 80 Sid. schs. Annie P.
Chase, Ellis, New York Hattie Fl. Barbour,
Erskine, do. 81, sid, sch Josie Hook, Bos--
ton; %, sid, sch. Edward Stewart, New
York.
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. 10. Ar, sch. Theoline,
Francis, Boston; %, cid, schs. Alme da
Wiley, Dodge, New York; VIM. H. Sum-
ner, Pendleton, New York; %, ar, schs. r.
Bowers, Young, Providence; Levi s. An
drews, Wheeler, Boston; Henry B. Fiske,
Cummings, do.
Apalachicola, Fla, Nov. 10. Ar, sch.
Nimbus, Davidson, Sierra Leone via Barba-
dos; %. ar, sch. Henry Clausen, Jr, New
Port Tampa, Nov. 49, Sch. Medford,
Norfolk, Nov 20. Ar, schs. Telumah,
and Geo. B. Ferguson, New York.
Savannah, Nov. q. Ar, brig Havilah,
New York sch. Thelma, do.
Newport News, Nov. %. Sid, schs. VIM.
c. Carnegie and Mary E. Palmer, Portland
Alice E. Clark, Bangor.
Perth Amboy, Nov. %. Ar. sch. Char
1otte w. Miller, Frankfort.
jacksonville, Nov. o. Ar, sch. Austin D.
Pendleton, New York %, ar, sch. James A.
Garfield, Paramaribo
Bath, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Sarah L. Davis,
Boston.
Fernandna, Nov; %. Sid, sch. VIM; E.
Downes, New York; "a, sid, bark Rose
Innis, New York.
Pensacola, Nov. %. Ar, sch. Pendleton
Salem, Nov. %. In port, sch. Morris &
Cliff, Barren Island for Belfast.
Bluehill, Me-, Nov. 81. Sid, sch. Puritan,
Sargent, New York.
Rogers, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Barbados, Nov ). Sid, sch. Pendleton
Sisters, Davies, Pensacola
Nassau, N p, Nov. - In port sch. Ger
trude L. Trundy, from Rockport. dsg.
Rosario, Oct. 81 Ar, sch. Inez NJ. Car
yer, Jordan River, n. S., via Buenos Ayres
%, ar, bark John S. Emery, Boston via Bue--
nos Ayres.
Lena, Devereaux, Boston.
Buenos Ayres, Nov. q. Ar, bark Auburn
dale, Dow, New York for Rosario.
Pernambuco, Nov. 81. Ar, bark Mamie
Swan, Higgins, New York.
ST. Pierre, Mart, Nov. 4. Ar, sch. John
E. Devlin, HichbOrn, Baltimore.
Honolulu, s. l., Nov. 3. Ar, ship Emily
F. Whitney, Bergman, San Francisco.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Bark Auburndale, Dow, from New York
for Rosario, loaded with wood Oumber, pc
re TN has,
at Buenos Ayres leaky, and with hold full
of water. Cargo will have to be discharged
Schooner Jessie Lena, Capt. Devereaux,
which sailed from Boston Aug. % for AKIN,
west coast of Africa, and concerning whose
safety some fears have been expressed, ar
rived safely at her destination Nov. Goth.
Sch. Prince Leboo of Bangor, which ran
ashore recently at Islesboro, was so badly
damaged as to be hardly worth repairing.
Her cargo of lumber will be shipped to its
destination in the sch. Stony Brook.
The American Ice Company has three
this week, two of them to load at The
Lodges on the Kennebec and the remaining
close the ice shipping for the season.
Spoken: Sch: Wesley NJ. Oler, Hartman,
New York for Carthagena, U. S. c., Nov. 9,
South of Diamond Shoal Lightship, sch. D.
D. Haskell, bound south. Nov. 20, lat. SO
deg. north, Ion. "a deg. west, b. Addie Nor
rill, Park, BuenoS Ayres, Sept. 10 for New
York.
Schs. Mary E. Palmer, Capt. Wallace,
from Portland, and S. P. Black burn, Gardi-
ner, from Boston, arrived at Norfolk Nov.
20 in damaged condition and have gone
into dock for repairs. They were in COLI
sion off Vineyard Haven, the Palmer being
stove through, and the Blackburn losing
jibb0om and headgear. Both are to load
for Portland.
A contract has been closed by he Will
liam R. Trigg Ship Building Company of
Richmond, Va, with the Standard Oil Com
pany for the construction of tank steamer
to carry 1.5OO, 600 gallons of oil, and to cost
$439,OOO This, it is said, will be the largest
vessel that has ever been built in this cOun-
try for the Standard Oil Company.
Barque Adolph Obrig is III days out on
the passage from Hong Kong to Baltimore
She was last reported as passing AMER
Aug. q and is considerably overdue. She is
commanded by Capt Amsbury, and is own
ed at ROckpOrt Her captain is a son of
Capt. Jabez Amsbury of the big ship Roam
Oke, which is also somewhat overdue on a
passage from Norfolk to San Francisco,
with 5000 tons of coal.
Bucksport, Nov. 26. The largest schoon-
er and the only fve-master ever built on the
PenObscOt.. river, the James w. Paul, Jr.
was successfully launched from the yard of
Mckay & Dix this forenoon. She is built
for the general carrying trade, and designed
for fast sailing. She will hail from New
York, and will be commanded by Capt A.