The Republican journal., 1901-11-14
SHIP NEWS.
OR OF BELFAST.

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| Rockland; Rover, Deer Isle
Nov. 10. Sch. Viola Reppard, Williams
Boston.
| Nov 6. Sch. P. NJ. Bonney, Burgess
Nov. :: Sch. Annie May, Pattershall
! esockland.
New York, Nov. 4. Ar, schs MAUD
Briggs, Frankfort; A. f. Kindberg, Bangor
6, cid. sch. Helen G. Moseley, Surinam
sid, sch. Levi Hart, Norfolk; !, ar, schs l.
Bangor s, sid, schs. Helen G. Moseley
Surinam; William H. Sumner, Brunswick
! 9, cid, sch. Silver Heels, Bluehill; II, ar
sch. Jennie A. Stubs, Miragoane; cid
brig Havilah, Savannah; schs. Edith G.
Folwell, Barbados; Maud Snare, Humaca,
Lunt, Southern port; Hattie S. Collins
Stonington; Young Brothers, Kennebec
9. ar, schs S. G. Haskell, richardson, Rosario
Lizzie Williams, Candage, Portland; II, ar
SCH VIM. B. Palmer, Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Nov. Z: A. sch Maggie s.
Herbert Black, Rosario; 9, cid. sch. Sarah
L. Davis, Camden.
Portland, Nov Z. Cid, sch. Frank A.
! Palmer, Norfolk.
| Bangor, Nov. Z. Sid, sch. Lizzie Lane,
Ny York; s. SID sc sch so Fannie Palmer
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Boston: July Fourth, do; 10, ar, schs.
Jacob NJ. Haskell, Baltimore; Hattie II.
Barbour, Port Morris; at Fort Point cove
Bark Rebecca Crowell, Washington; schs.
Van Allen Boughton and Arthur Seitz,
Baltimore; IL, ar, bark Rebecca Crowell,
Dow, Washington, d. z. o.,
Bowers, Brunswick, to load for Providence.
Port Townsend, Wash.,- Nov: 3. Sid,
bark St. James, Tapley, New York (has
been reported sailed Oct. 80
Brunswick, Ga, Nov: T. Ar, sch. Theo-
Belfast; sid, sch. Norman, Belfast; II, ar,
schs F. G. Pendleton, Ferguson, Baltimore
Joseph W. Hawthorn, Hotfses, New Bed
ford.
Savannah, Nov T. Passed out by Tybec,
sch. Charlotte T. Sibley for New York f; s,
do. sch. Lyman NJ. Law, do.
New York
Port Reading, Nov. 6. Cid, sch. John
Douglass, Nickerson, Bangor.
Bucksport, Nov. 5. Ar, schs. A. NJ.
Nicholson, Ada S. Babson, and Arthur V.
S. Woodruff, from Grand Banks, with a
total of $4,000 qtl. cod.
San Francisco, Nov. s. Cid, ship Astral,
New York.
Fernandina, Nov. TO- Ar, sch. VIM. E.
Downes, New Haven.
Halls Quarry, Nov. 7. Ar, schS. Sea Bird.
Bunker, Rockland; Puritan, Sargent, New
York; s, sid, sch. Sea Bird, Bunker, New
York
Baltimore, Nov. I. Sid, sch. Henry w.
Cramp, Carter, Bangor; 9, ar, sch. indie
pendent, Bangor; 10, sid, sch. Augustus
Welt, Demerara.
Bath, Nov II. Ar, sch. Young Brothers,
Boston.
Provincetown, Mass, Nov. - Ar, in tow
of tug Nickerson, sch. VIM. Slater, with
main boom broken
FOREIGN FPoRTs.
Havana, Oct. 90 Ar, sch. Geo. V. Jor-
dan, Pascagoula; 81, sid, brig Jennie HUI
bert, VeaZie, Fernandina.
Black River, ia, Oct %. Ar, sch. Her
aid, Simmons, from Kingston ito load for
Chester).
Barbados, Oct 20. Sid, bark E. L. May
berry, Jamaica; 30, ar, sch. James A. Gar
field, Surinam; Nov. II, ar, SCH Grace Davis,
Dodge, Portland.
E. Starbuck, Curtis, San Francisco.
MARINE MISCELLANY.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 9. Schr. Indepen-
dent, Case, which arrived to-day from Ban
gor, made the run from Penobscot River to
Cape Henry in p hours. Schr. Katherine
D. Perry, Garfield, sailed from Boston to
Cape Henry in "A hours.
The sch. S. g. Haskell, Richardson, from
Rosario and BuenOs Ayres, which put into
New London Nov. 9th, had been north of
Hatteras for several days, having encoun-
tered veryrrsevere weather. The crew was
pretty well used up on reaching port, and
will be given an opportunity to rest until
the sch. resumes her passage.
Portland, Me-, Nov. TO- The steamer
North Star today rescued the captain and
crew of the schooner Florida of ROckport,
Me-, just as the sea was breaking clear over
her and pouring into her hold. It was a
matter of minutes with the men and help
i'm ct in was
ed by Cobb, Butler & Co. of Rockland, was
bound from New York to Newcastle with a
cargo of coal, and was in command of Capt
George Greenlaw of Rockport The crew
consisted of Capt. Greenlaw's brother Ell
mer, and Walter Robinson. When the North
Star sighted the schooner she was about %
miles this side of Cape Cod.
=, Rockland, Me-, Nov. 10. The fve-masted
schooners Van Aliens Boughton and Ar.
thur Seitz, both built and owned by Capt
John G. Crowley of Camden, which left
Baltimore on the same day, coal laden, for
than four or five boat lengths between them
At Camden the SchOOnerS were bow and
bow, but the Star received a report from a
point farther up the bay which said the
Seitz was then leading by about two miles
The vessels have been racing for Bangor or
a wager and hundreds of men interested in
shipping are expectantly awaiting the re-
port from Bangor of how the race resulted
The SchoonerS arrived at Fort Point Cove
Sunday pretty nearly together but it is re-
ported that the Seitz had little the best of it.
Vineyard Haven, Nov. -. The two
maSted schooner reported from Chatham
as having been seen to 60 to the bottom this
forenoon, was the schooner Mark Pendleton
The vessel did not go to the bottom as first
believed, but careened and filled and
has since been drifting about off Pol
lock rip. Her crew was landed at the light
ship and later taken to Boston by the U. S.
revenue cutter Seminole. The Pendleton
which was bound from Providence for Ban
gOr, light, was in collision last night about
$50 O'Clock, five miles southwest of High
land light, with schooner Lizzie D. Small
st. John for Bridgeport, Conn. Both yes
sells, which were considerably damaged
were taken in tow by the steamer Herman
Winter, Boston for New York, but early
this morning when off Pollock rip, the Pen
dletOn's hawser parted and she went adrift
The Herman Winter proceeded to this por
with the Lizzie D. Small, arriving her,
about noon.
VESSELS SOLD. The three-masted sch
Mary C.. Stuart, built at East Bluehill il
80, principally by the late l. M. Stuart O
Ellsworth, has been sold to Alexander Rich
ards of Boston. The new owners tool
possession of her in ROckland. She will
probably be taken to St. John and used il
that vicinity. The Stuart registered 80
tons, and at the time of sale was the prop
erty Of Bangor, Ellsworth, Sullivan ant
Bluehill residents. Her hailing port wa.
New York. :. The sch. Henry Whitney, IS!
l 1E Tc1~ NJ s.I. =,