The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-12-12
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niger. New York; R. L. Tay, Scituate.
Mass.
San Francisco, Dec. 6. Sid, ship A. G.
Red Beach, Me-, Dec; 2. Ar sch. F. G.
French. Look, New York.
Port Ludlow, Wash, Dec 4. Sid, ship
Great Admiral, Sterling, Mollendo.
Fernandina, Fla, Dec. 2. Sid, brig Jen-
ar, SCH Olive T. Whittier, Whittier, San
Juan, P. R.; 4, ar, sch. Grace Davis. Dodge,
Barbados.
Newport News, Dec 5. Ar. schs. Van
Aliens Boughton and Arthur Seitz, Bangor !;
Frank A. Palmer, Portland; sid, sch. VIM.
Salem, Bee 5. Sid, sch. Puritan, New
! York.
Brunswick, Ca. Dec. 8. Cid, sch S. G..
Haskell, Richardson, Boston; sid, sch. Me
LISA A: Wiley, Hart, Boston; 6, ar, sch.
| TOfa, NOank.
Apalachicola, Dec. 6. Cid, sch. Henry
Newport News, Dec. 6. Sid. sch. Day
light, New Haven.
Key West, Dec. G. Sid, sch. Willie L.
Newton, Tampa; 8, ar. sch. Maggie S. Hart,
Pascagoula' Dec. s. Ar, sch. Lizzie B.
| Wiley, Boston.
Jacksonville, Dec T. Ar, sch. John C.
Smith, Mcdonald, Baltimore.
Pensacola, Dec. 6. Ar, sch. George N.
, Jordan, Havana.
( FOREIGN PORTS.
Trinite Bay, Mart, to Nov 30. Ar, sch
Star of the Sea, Quinlan, Boston.
! Honolulu, Nov. 26. Ar, ship Roanoke
Amsbury, Norfolk, 1852 days cargo OF Goa
man, San Francisco; p, sid, ship Title f
Starbuck, San Francisco.
Barbados, Nov. Is. Sid, sch. GraceIDavis
Dodge, Fernandina.
Mayaguez, P. R., Dec 2 6 a: m. Ar
steamer Californian Dyer Ne e% Hork; NJ
Oler, Hartman, New York.
Shanghai, Dec. 5. Sid, bark Puritan Br),
| Amsbury, for Port Townsend.
St. Pierre, Mart, Nov. %. Ar, SCH Lizzie
E. Dennison, Fernandina.
Cape Town, C. G. H., Dec. 5. Ar, shiI
Abner Coburn, Everett, Wash.
Montevideo, Dec. 3. Sid, bark Mabel L
Meyers, New York.
Fort de France, Dec. 3. Sid, bark Doris
Masterton Baltimore.
Nov = asd In port S sch : Estes
load for San Juan, P. r.
Shanghai, Dec. 7. Ar, previously, ship
Edward Sewall, Quick, New York.
Hong Kong, Oct. %. In port, ships VIM
H. Conner, Colcord, for Baltimore and New
| York State of Maine, Colcord, for New
! York.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Spoken. Bark Adolph Obrig, Hong Kong
for Baltimore, off Cape Henry, Dec s.
Before reported overdue.
Vineyard Haven, Dec. 4. Sch. Flora
Rogers, from Brunswick, Ga, for Boston,
while lying at anchor here last night, rolled
away foretopmast with all attached. Had
| rough weather the entire passage and
sprang aleak. Will proceed in tow. (Arriv-
ed at Boston Dec. ~
Norfolk, Va, Dec. 6. Sch. Eliza J. Pen
dleton, Veazie, from Jacksonville for New
York, with lumber, put in here. to-day in
distress, having broken foretOpmast, lost
foresail and jib, and donkey boiler leaking.
Portland, Me-, Dec. 5. During fog in the
being lowed across the harbor, struck ferry
boat Elizabeth City with her jibboom, dam
aging her pilot house, rails and the mems
cabin. No one injured. The schooner sus-
tanned some damage.
Bath, Dec. 6. The tiva-masted sch. under
has been named Cora F. Cressey. in honor
of the wife of M. d. Cressey Of Boston.
Capt. Harding is to command. The four
masted sch. in the Kelley-Spear Co. yard, is
to launch about the 10th of January. She
is owned by B. T. Petty 4 Co., New York.
schooner of the feet of J. S. Winslow &
Co., of Portland, and the third of its kind in
the world, is to be built in this city next
spring at Percy & Small's yard. Her
gross tonnage will be 1900, about 100 tons
less than the the Eleanor A Percy, which iS, was
mence in March.
Honolulu, Nov. 26, via San Francisco,
Dec. 3. The American ship Roanoke, which
was thought to have been lost at sea, being
1862 days out from Norfolk, Va, bound for
San Francisco, arrived here today in distress
with hor aarp0 of 1Oal IN fra She left
Norfolk last June and was shortly after
ward reported afre on the Atlantic coast.
Later she was reported again as being all
right and was thought that she was safe,
but when she failed to arrive in Sap
Francisco ON time fears began to be felt for
her.
London, Dec. 4. The Hamburg American
liner Patricia, New York for Hamburg, at
Cherbourg today reported passed in mid
ocean the schooner w. H. Card of Bucks
port, Me-, abandoned and waterloggedl.
The crew had evidently been taken off.
The skipper, a Bucksport man, was accom-
panied by his wife and their young niece,
and their Maine friends had given them up
for lost The Card was from Bangor to
Wareham, Mass, with lumber from James
was built at Franklin, Me. The Card was
owned by Frank Arey of Bucksport.
THE CUTTER WOODBURY.. The revenue
cutter Woodbury. has received orders to pa
troll the coast of Maine and New Hamp-
shire as far as Cape Ann, to assist vessels
in distress and remove from the path of
commerce any distractions to navigation.
Lieut. Thompson, commanding the Wood
bury, says that when it is possible the YES
sci will cruise at sea the greater part of the
time The revenue cutter service has per-
formed this duty since 1887 and in the years
that have passed has saved much valuable
property and many lives.