The Republican journal., 1901-09-19
SHIP NEWS.
FOR OF BELFAST.

SHIP NEWS.
FOR OF BELFAST.
Sept 16. Schs. Norman, Gray, Whining
ton, N. c.; Brigadier, Maker, do. Carrie
E. Look, Veazie, Philadelphia.
Sept II. Sch. Thomas Xix, Ryan, Ban
gOr, to load for Boston.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Sept. TO- Ar, schs. Lima G.
Kaminiski, Savannah; Austin D. Knight,
Jacksonville; II, ar, schs. Helen q. Moseley,
Fernandina; Maggie G. Hart, Brunswlck
Corey, Woodbridge Creek for Boston; sid,
sch. Eliza j. Pendleton, Baltimore; -, ar,
sch. H. H. Grant, Norfolk; passed City
Island, schs. Levi Hart, Perth Amb0y for
Bangor; -, sid, schs. Austin d. Knight,
sch Mark Pendleton, sullivan, :.
Boston, Sept II. Ar, sch Julia Baker,
Sch Charlotte W Miller, Frankfort; -, ar,
SCH Winslow Morse, Bangor; cid, sch. Nat
Aver, Hopkins, New York -, ar, sch.
N: Pickering, Haskell, Apalachicola; 16, ar,
sch. Henry Whitney, Elzabethport:
Bangor, Sept 10. Ar, sch. E. L. Warren,
Jersey City, II, ar, schs. Annie Lord, Eliza
bethport; Annie R. Lewis, Boston.
PShhdePh Sept 10 e.n A. e sch sc Gha a6e
Jordan, Emerson, Saco; IL, sch: A. +. Elmer
son, Boston; ~, ar, sch. Edith L. Allen,
Gilkey, Turk Island
Baltimore, Sept 10. Ar, sch. Henry r.
Tilton, Cobb, Marcus Hook.
Portland, Sept. TO- Ar, sch. s. P Hitch
cock, Raratan River; 49, ar, sch. R. F. Pet
tigrew, Morse, Philadelphia.
San Juan, Porto Rico, Aug. =. Ar, sch.
Henry crosby, Heagan, New York.
Jonesport. Sept 9. Ar, sch. LAME Cobb,
Brunswick, Ga, Sept 10. Ar, schs. John
G. Smith, Gilmore, Jacksonville for New
York; Jose Olaverri, Hewitt, New York.
Fernandna, Sept ID. Cid, sch. Senator
Sullivan, Boston.
Vineyard Haven, Sept. 10. Sid, schs. A.
Mulvey, Bangor for New York; Is, ar, sch.
Levi Hart, Perth Amboy for Belfast
Carrabelle, Fla, Sept. ID. Ar, brig Havi-
lab, Richardson, Havana
Hyannis, Sept. b. Ar, sch. Paul Seavey,
New York, to discharge.
7, Palmer, Boston; IA, ar, sch. John Twohy,
Boston.
Doris, Masterton, Port Spain, Trim.
Portsmouth, n. H., Sept. IL. Ar, sch. A.
W. Ellis, Perth Amboy for Dover.
Bath, Sept. II. Ar, sch. f. G. Allen, Phil
adelphia.
Tacoma, Sept. II. Ar, bark Coryphene,
Anderson, Port Gamble.
Georgetown, S. c., Sept. Is. Sid, sch S.
D. j. Rawson, New Haven.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sierre Leone, Sept. 9, In port, sch. MINI
I,,, l.
Rio Janeiro, Sept. II. Sid, bark Glad It'd
| ings, Collier, Baltimore.
Port Spain, Aug. 81. Sid, bark Doris,
| Masterton, Washington.
Hong Kong, Sept. Il. Ar, ship State of
Black River, Jam Sept IS. Ar, sch. Mark
Gray, Manzanillo, to load for North of
| HatteraS.
Montevideo, Aug. g. In port, sch. R. W.
Hopkins, Hichborn, for United States with
| wool and hides at $6,5OO
Meyers, Meyers, for MOntevideO, to load
wool and hides for United States at S4,250;
| sch. S. G. Haskell, for Buenos Ayres to load
| same.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Delaware Breakwater, Del, Sept. 13-
| SchS. Cassie F. Bronson, Philadelphia for
Bangor, Me-, and Lavinia Campbell, Boston
| for Philadelphia, were in collision at the
overfalls, near here Friday morning. The
Campbell was badly damaged and is full of
water. She is on her beam ends and drift
with jibboom and foretopmast gone is re-
turning to the breakwater. One sailor on
| the Campbell had a leg broken.
| New York, Sept. 1.-THE schooner Helen
G. Moseley of Boston arrived Wednesday
from Fernandina with a cargo of lumber
| S1,oh oI bnoY,
steamer Albano bound from this port for
Newport News, Capt Birch Of the Nose
/ ley said the accident occurred at 1.30 on the
morning of Sept 10th. The weather was
clear and the sehooner's lights were burn
ing brightly when the steamer came down
! open down below the water line. The fore
: topnlast and headgear and bowsprit were
carried away and the windlas broken.
Brunswick, g., Sept. -. Sch. John c.
Smith, Gilmore, from Jacksonville for New
! York, arrived here this morning for medi-
cal aid, part of the crew being sick.
Boston, Sept. 10. Six-masted sch. George
W. Wells, Crowley, and tive-master Jennie
French Potter arrived below last night,
after a very close race up the coast Both
vessels sailed from Newport News on Sept
3, and passed out by Cape Henry the same
day. They were both sighted off Highland
Light yesterday afternoon, nearly abreast.
New York, Sept. 49, Br. st. Spartan
Prince, Hanks, which arrived here today
| from Mediterranean ports, passed on Sept
8, in lat. 43 40 n, Ion. 40 W, two ships boats,
painted green and marked Josephine. One
was bottom up and the other. was full of
water.
British sch. Ella and Jennie, Capt In
gals, which arrived in Boston Monday from
Sackville, N. B., made the run in % hours
a remarkable passage for a sailing vessel.
The distance is 240 miles.
The sch. Sadie Wilcutt, Pendleton, Blue
hill for New York, reported at Vineyard
Haven Thursday that on Sunday last when
ten miles east of Matinicus, she passed
through a large quantity of spruce plank
and portions, of wrecked vessel, which
had apparently been only short time in
the water. 1t would appear from this that
some of the understanding fleet from
Calais, st. John or some port to the east
ward had met with disaster.
The sch. Maggie Mulvey, from Bangor
for New York, was in Vineyard Haven
Wednesday night and sailed for New York
Thursday morning. She reported that dur
ing the fresh nOrtherly winds of Sunday
she tore mainsail and broke main GAIT
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